Messages and Menaces: My Week of Online Dating
Online “dating” is more prevalent than ever, but what are you really getting out of a relationship online? Read about Emily Topper’s experience on the dating website OkCupid!
Stories
Where do you fit in at Flagler?
The concept of “fitting in” at college has always been tricky. Whether you’re a member of the mock trial team, an athlete, a worker, an Student Government Association member, a rebel or something in between, you fit it at Flagler because you go to Flagler.
Sell Art Not Humans to raise human trafficking awareness
Sell Art Not Humans, a silent auction where students, professors and local artists auction off artwork, seeks to raise money for the rehabilitation of human trafficking victims.
Gargoyle publishes Anthology 2014
Epitropoulos, a Flagler College communication major and junior, was named the Grand Award winner of the 2014 edition of Anthology.
Finding success in failure
I had tears rolling down my face as the car sped out of the town I had lived in for 18 years. I cried for joy and out of sorrow for leaving the only home I ever knew.
Little Miss Sunshine
I must be a strange sight as I walk along U.S. 1 wearing business attire and carrying my writing portfolio and resume. I’m searching for one of the multiple used car dealerships that line the intersection of King Street. As I spot a man waiting alone with a duffel bag at his side, I figure I must be in the right place.
Henry, A Cartoon by Michael Salsbury
Q&A with surf team’s Dillon Harrington
Every team has that one spotlight player and for Flagler’s Surf Team, Dillon Harrington is it.
Film Review: Salvatore Creates Incredible Dread in Six Minutes
It’s always good when a film can cause an existential crisis in your life. The short film “Salvatore” uses a tense atmosphere and a mortifying concept to leave the viewer speechless in just six short minutes.
Flagler student tackles diversity on campus
John Monroe always knew Flagler College was a predominantly Caucasian school.