By Jordan Puyear | gargoyle@flagler.edu Ah, the good ole days. As a kid, you would be elated, if not shocked, to find a special surprise inside your lunch box. Whether it was a Lunchables, Fruit Roll Up, or, if you were really lucky, Gushers! As…
Even in 2014, women are still facing the same battles that they’ve always fought–even with their own gender.
“As Above, So Below” provides an incredibly tense atmosphere with some genuine scares, but doesn’t follow much logic towards the end.
10. Fresh supplies. Buying textbooks might not be so exhilarating, but that new backpack? You’re rocking it. 9. An abundance of breaks. Shout out to Columbus, the Pilgrims and that guy who appealed for our reading days. You’re the man. 8. Football Season. …
As the results of the misreporting scandal that wrought havoc when it came to light in February become available, the college is finally ready to move on.
Tina Jaeckle, Ph.D., associate professor of sociology, is championing a new major that has been in demand.
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.