Opinion
As Tax Day arrives, naivete of college students shows
April 15 marks the day that the majority of Americans absolutely dread. It’s the day that millions of people have to empty their pockets, savings and overtime work to complete their “civic duty”: Paying taxes. But as college students, it doesn’t quite affect us yet.
Henry, A Cartoon by Michael Salsbury
Gender wage gap or gaffe?
Have women achieved ultimate equality, or are we still subjects of a patriarchal society? Are we living in a man’s world?
Hedrick Smith: Partially right about the American Dream
Pulitzer Prize winning journalist and esteemed author Hedrick Smith was the guest at the Flagler Forum Thursday, March 27 to promote his new book, “Who Stole the American Dream.”
Bad Hair Life
Six years later, it’s time to tell the truth about my life with trichotillomania.
Facing my childhood, leaving behind the bottle
I stared into the darkness all night, waiting in a rental car outside a sterile, almost vacant building. Slumped over, restless, I couldn’t even guess what time of night it was, but I knew I wouldn’t be able to sleep.
Challenging the SAT
If College Board really wanted to improve the SAT, they would get rid of it.
Looking back: my last semester at Flagler
As graduation approaches, waves of emotions crash over me as I reflect on my past four years here at Flagler.
Breaking down the last barrier in sports
By Brian Schaffnit | gargoyle@flagler.edu Sports have meanings that go beyond the playing field. The world just witnessed the closing ceremony at the Winter Olympics which is a celebration of the cultural melting pot that is our world with the common bond of competition at…