Theatre and Film to Merge for “Macbeth”
For the first time upon a Flagler College stage, theatre and film will merge together in a unique conceptual twist of the Shakespearean play Macbeth.
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Henry, a Cartoon by Michael Salsbury
Nonprofits withstand economy with innovation, willpower
With the fundraising season well underway, local nonprofits are still struggling to make do with the resources they have.
Old wounds never heal: Veterans facing issues transitioning to civilian life
Michael Denney knows all too well about the transition from war zones to civilian life. For the 70-year-old Vietnam veteran and Flagler College student who served seven years in the U.S. Air Force, some wounds never heal.
Henry, A Cartoon by Michael Salsbury
The struggle is real: Battling Anxiety and Panic Attacks
On average, about 40 million adults suffer from anxiety disorder. On college campuses, anxiety is particularly prevalent.
Finding direction, passion through internships
Waking up at 3 a.m. should never be on top of anyone’s to-do list—and neither should being enrolled in 18 credit hours. However, as an intern for WJXT-Channel 4 news, a student at Flagler College, part-time waitress and the social media editor for The Gargoyle, my priorities were everywhere.
City of St. Augustine gears up for 450th celebration
By Shelby Gillis | gargoyle@flagler.edu While walking through downtown St. Augustine, almost everything you stumble across has a story behind it, most of which stretch all the way back to four and a half centuries ago. Next September marks the 450th anniversary of St. Augustine’s founding….
The Shape of Success
Growing up, I was never considered to be a “big” person. I stayed pretty average throughout high school, relying on moderate exercise and a teenaged metabolism that I didn’t appreciate until it was gone. But by my sophomore year of college, I was obese.
Film Review: “Annabelle” fails to live up to hype without James Wan
“Annabelle” is perhaps the most anticipated horror film of this Halloween season. Starring an extremely unsettling doll, some relatively unknown actors and a full-fledged demon, it lumbers on at an awkward pace that desperately needed more help from the past decade’s best horror director.