By Mari Pothier | gargoyle@flagler.edu
Photo by Gorge Gallardo
Assistant coach Andrew Garcia of the men’s basketball team said Hurricane Katrina has made him a better person.
In August of 2005 Garcia was a junior at Tulane University in New Orleans, La. when Katrina hit. He said he evacuated his apartment the day before the storm arrived and did not return until December.
By Taylor Laskoski | gargoyle@flagler.edu
Even though the Flagler College volleyball team lost in the regional tournament for the second year in a row, senior Meg Weathersby said that doesn’t mean the team has given up.
“I think that it means that the Flagler volleyball program is strong and will continue to be competitive in the Peach Belt Conference,” she said.
Efforts made by NY colleges help city go green
By Lindy Almony | gargoyle@flagler.edu
Art by Victoria Van Arnam
I have been visiting Ithaca, NY for the past two years, and feel very inspired by the environmental efforts made by the city. The wholehearted attempts at awareness has helped Ithaca greatly reduce its environmental footprint and created a town full of environmentally-conscience residents.
By Kelly Gibbs | gargoyle@flagler.edu
Assistant Professor of Business Administration Nick Panepinto is out of intensive care after being involved in a serious car accident last week.
By Taylor Laskoski | gargoyle@flagler.edu
No matter what happens during the regional tournament, Flagler College junior Jillian Unitas says that the season has already been a huge success for the volleyball team.
“It’s hard for a team to win regular season and conference tournament two years in a row, especially since we added and incorporated different players into our roster,” Unitas, the teams outside hitter, said.
“However, it would be an incredible season to get to go to Nationals again.”
By Cal Colgan | jcolgan@flagler.edu
The midterm elections are over, and with them, the clamor for democratic participation.
In the run-up to what The New York Times proclaimed as the biggest Republican takeover of Congress since 1948, the American public was inundated with ads from both the GOP and the Democrats, urging their constituents to vote for one side or the other.
By Ryan Buffa | gargoyle@flagler.edu
Photos By Phillip C. Sunkel IV
As the hot Florida weather begins to cool down and ease into fall, there could be no better time to pack up your tent and head to a music festival.
By Emily Hoover | gargoyle@flagler.edu
Contributions by Rob Henrich and Brian Warner
As temperatures dropped on St. Francis field in downtown St. Augustine last weekend, visitors of the Lincolnville Heritage Festival warmed their shivering bodies with fresh hot chocolate, coffee, music and soul food.
By Stephanie Seltzer | gargoyle@flagler.edu
On Nov. 12 through the 14, don’t be alarmed if you see men in pirate hats wandering through the city, crowding your favorite restaurants with their treasure maps in hand.
By Kelly Gibbs
Gin and tonic in hand, I felt like a queen sitting in the velvet booths at Rhett’s on Friday night.
The piano bar had its grand opening on Friday, October 29, and a nice crowd showed up to celebrate, most in full costume.