Henry, A Cartoon by Michael Salsbury
\
Stories
Boys Lacrosse team transforms challenges into triumphs
By Megan Pariseau | gargoyle@flagler.edu The Flagler College Men’s Lacrosse team hit their stride when former Florida State University coach Bill Harkins was assigned to the team. Alex Steers, who has been the captain of the team since his freshman year, was excited when Harkins decided to coach the…
‘It Follows’ Does Just that with a Haunting, Lingering Experience
Ever get that feeling someone’s watching you? Well prepare for your anxiety to get a lot worse after you see “It Follows.”
An Intimate Interview with Kirk Damato
By Heather Seidel | gargoyle@flagler.edu Kirk Damato, Flagler alum and former A&E Editor, shares words of wisdom during his visit to Flagler College for Communication Week 2015. Follow Kirk on Twitter: @kirksays Read his BuzzFeed articles: www.buzzfeed.com/kirkdamato
Album Review: Earl Sweatshirt’s new album is deeper, more introspective
By Montana Samuels | gargoyle@flagler.edu Artist: Earl Sweatshirt Album: I Don’t Like Sh*t, I Don’t Go Outside Label: Columbia/ Tan Cressida “And now, a formal introduction,” is the lead in to the track “Mantra” on Earl Sweatshirt’s latest album. The hook of the track mentions…
Meet Flagler softball’s 17-year-old pitcher
Flagler College’s softball team has a lot of new faces this year. The new additions include Erin Anderson, a freshman pitcher from Lake City, Florida.
Behind the scenes at Yield Design: Flagler alum and partner bring hip design to Oldest City
Yield Design was born in San Francisco by Andrew Deming and Rachel Gant. Deming is familiar with St. Augustine as he graduated from Flagler College with a degree in Graphic Design before moving to to the West Coast to earn his MBA in designs strategy from CCA. There he met Yield co-founder Gant, who earned her bachelor’s in industrial design with post studies at Cal Poly.
Phase Three: Lincolnville Community Garden takes on composting
The Lincolnville Community Garden has been up and running for five years now and allows members, who donate $25 every 6 months, to have their own beds of plants. An initiative that the garden has taken on from the beginning is allowing members to compost their own food scraps to create nutrient rich compost product for their own beds.
Henry, A Cartoon by Michael Salsbury
The Monday Morning GM Mock NFL Draft
By Brendan Kincaid | gargoyle@flagler.edu With the NFL Draft only a month away, experts and fans alike are starting to become fascinated with who their teams may choose to become a part of their organization and future. These players will be the building blocks for…