A goodbye 10 years overdue
I was standing outside Maimonides Cemetery in Elmont, New York saying a goodbye that was 10 years overdue.
Stories
The facade of Olympic greatness
Although the tension between Russia and America supposedly dissolved after the end of the Cold War, the two countries have never reached a point of genuine friendship. Old tensions caught media attention when Russian President, Vladimir Putin, wrote a lovely op-ed for the New York Times, which encompassed his deep disdain for the American state.
A day in the life of the St. Augustine Farmer’s Market
Photo essay of the St. Augustine Farmer’s Market.
Henry, A Cartoon by Michael Salsbury
10 Things To Master Before Graduation
Graduation is inching closer than you think- are you prepared? Here’s the Gargoyle’s top ten list of things to master before your big day.
Top 10 Best Eats in St. Augustine
Not a lot of things in life are perfect, but these restaurants are pretty close.
Sports Spotlight: From FSU to Flagler
By Noah Gatsik | gargoyle@flagler.edu This season, the Saints baseball team has very high expectations. A main contributor to these lofty expectations is junior transfer student Kyle Bird. “Bird”, as his teammates refer to him, played the last two seasons for coach Mike Martin at…
Leading super PAC endorses Rodham Clinton before official bid
Priorities USA Action, the nation’s largest liberal super PAC, aligned itself last week with Hillary Rodham Clinton for the 2016 presidential election. The announcement came before the former secretary of state’s official declaration for candidacy.
Obama promises to raise minimum wage, Republicans disagree
In his State of the Union address Tuesday night, President Barack Obama promised to raise the minimum wage of federal contractors to $10.10 per hour through an executive order. While such an order will affect only 2 million employees, Obama also urged private businesses to follow his example.
State of the Union inspires multiple rebuttals again, a phenomenon specific to the Obama era
President Barack Obama’s State of the Union address Tuesday night may have lasted only 65 minutes, but the following debate went well into the night.