As a young man, Yvan Kelly picked up basketball nearly due to convenience. He loved it, but did not have a passion for it. The few shots he took, however, led him to coaching, becoming an Associate Dean and eventually an NBA scout.
Sally Clark, whose name has been changed because of her ongoing divorce proceedings, never thought that her relationship of 10 years would fall apart only a year after having a civil union.
The Flagler College Gargoyle’s Advisory Board met this Monday to discuss the issue of two recent articles that were published in the Gargoyle’s opinion section.
On behalf of the Flagler College Gargoyle, we want to apologize for two articles published in the opinion section, “Ferguson Decision sparks emotional response, contrary to facts” and “Gender neutral shouldn’t be the ‘new normal.’” Both opinion articles were published without the proper editorial oversight and do not represent the Gargoyle’s opinion or stance. We regret that the articles were published and recognize that there was a breakdown in the editorial process.
FADE’s tagline, “Nothing lasts forever”, is enticing, however many people are confused as to what it is.
Earlier this month, 50 participants chose to work out to benefit others through Cancer Smash.
Brittany Maynard’s choice to end her life through a cocktail of lethal medications has sparked a debate across the nation. However, students at Flagler College see Maynard’s decision as a personal one.
By Heather Seidel | gargoyle@flagler.edu
Bodie Walker doesn’t believe he’s the Santa Claus of skateboarding, but skaters in St. Augustine beg to differ.
Many work out to benefit themselves–but what if you could work out to benefit others?