Rooted in folk: New generation blends folk genres in St. Augustine
After the the massive success of bands like Mumford and Sons, St. Augustine has become something of a Florida hub for a youthful, revitalized folk music scene.
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CPAC: Death of American Privacy
Harnessing widespread anger towards diminishing civil liberties, CPAC engaged hundreds of attendees in a privacy panel on day two of the annual conference. The panel featured three policy experts to reflect the current issues of privacy in modern day America.
Local Gem: The St. Augustine Distillery
Nearly three years in the making, The St. Augustine Distillery is ready to open its doors to the public on Friday.
CPAC: Sen. Ted Cruz’s 10 elements for GOP success
Sen. Ted Cruz opened up CPAC 2014 with what many saw as an invigorating speech for conservatives filled with a sense of urgency and a plan to gain GOP momentum going into upcoming elections.
Sports Spotlight: Jake Brandenberger
Every team has that one special player. For the Flagler Saints baseball team, that player is Jake Brandenberger. Currently entering the fourth and final year of his Saints career, Brandenberger is one of two players remaining from the freshman class of 2011 along with Andrew Castello.
Lincolnville resident represents lost community
Sitting around with the older black men who congregate on the corner of South Street and hearing their stories makes you realize that the neighborhood was once a different place.
In the midst of confusion: student and faculty concerns
Stop almost anywhere on campus and the news about misreported data will certainly come up. While a good amount of students find it confusing and easier not to worry about, many have legitimate concerns.
Students voice concerns, questions at president’s address
Though students piled into Lewis Auditorium for President William Abare’s speech, many were left with more questions than answers.
Life beyond the smartphone: Finding digital peace of mind
I am a child of Martin Cooper. If the name doesn’t ring a bell (pun very intended), Cooper was the inventor of the first commercially available cell phone, the Motorola DynaTAC 8000x. The DynaTAC weighed in at nearly two pounds, making it a stretch to actually call the phone mobile. Even Cooper said “the battery lifetime was 20 minutes, but that wasn’t really a big problem because you couldn’t hold the phone up for that long.”
Fear to report rape rampant on college campuses
Caitlin Rodgers*, then a student at Christopher Newport University, felt comfortable around the man that her friend brought to their sorority formal that night. When she was locked out of her dorm room, she had no reason not to trust him.