By Heather Seidel | gargoyle@flagler.edu There was one burden that plagued me as I walked the halls of Discovery Elementary School. One lingering thought that followed me to the playground up until I climbed into my mother’s 1993 Pontiac Trans Port after school. How will…
“So are you like, a feminist or something?” The question hangs in the air, opinions forming as I hesitate to answer. I can’t exactly pinpoint when feminism became a dirty word, but today’s connotation is fueled by misconceptions and lack of education.
Carra Wall is conscious of the looks she gets when she uses her EBT card at the nearby Winn-Dixie. When she walks in the door with her five small children, she embodies every stereotype of a food stamp recipient.
By Connor Hayes | gargoyle@flagler.edu With the smell of sod, Bud Light Platinum and sweat fresh on everyone’s booths and clothes, Jacksonville’s inaugural Florida Country Superfest began in earnest. Clark Hill, The Adam Craig Band and the Fast 4 Ward band provided live music at…
Whether you’re an incoming freshman or a rising senior, living in the residence halls can be a rewarding experience. Living on campus means you’re closer to Flagler events (hello, free massages and discount clothing from Flagler Legacy!). You also don’t have to juggle monthly bills, which…
Chad Light has spent most of his life living in the past.
Quiet warrior. Silent threat. A couple of names I’ve been called with so much meaning behind them. So, why try to pull me out of my element and further punish me if I refuse to conform?
As an avid football fan, I was surprised to see the media’s reaction to the first openly gay player, Michael Sam. Honestly, I didn’t think it deserved that much attention. Last time I checked, most football fans don’t care about the love life of the players.
The Closet is a local consignment shop located on 51 E. Cordova Street.
He told me I couldn’t do it. He told me I wasn’t capable of being the class valedictorian or salutatorian. So I did it.