Week six has now come and gone on the NFL season and the Jacksonville Jaguars are still without a win. They were predicted to be at the bottom of the standings this year by everyone, but they have evolved into arguably the worst team in NFL history.
It wasn’t just our government officials who weren’t on the same page. Countless American’s didn’t know what the government shut down was or what it even meant. In general, the media didn’t serve the populace well, pushing agendas on both sides. So I’ve come up with the seven questions you were too embarrassed to ask about the government shut down.
My passion for helping others started in Tegucigalpa, Honduras where I served my community by helping elderly people, children and teens with cerebral palsy and muscular dystrophy, as well as foundling youngsters.
If you walked by the Flagler College Tennis Complex, you have probably seen the women’s tennis team hard at work getting ready for their upcoming spring season. Now a captain, third-year player Krista Ingrilli is leading the charge and hopes to act as liaison between her teammates and coaches.
Four-year veteran Kaylyn Loverich’s goal is simple: lead the Flagler College women’s softball team to their first ever conference title. Being one of two four-year seniors, Loverich will take it upon herself to not only be a leader on the field, but also guide her teammates off the field as well.
As the nation enters the second week of the government shutdown, Republicans and Democrats show no signs of coming to a compromise.
“I didn’t know if they were going to kill all the blacks in Lincolnville or not.” Chilling details expressed by Civil Rights activists in interviews grabbed my attention. In the comfort of my own home, I listened to story after story about gruesome nights, bloody protests and hateful oppressors while filling out Excel spreadsheets.
For someone who shot one of the most anticipated surf films this year, Dustin Miller doesn’t talk much about it. Instead of “Slow Dance,” which featured professional surfer Craig Anderson, the filmmaker and Flagler alumnus would much rather talk about the greater meaning behind his work and the subjects his films focus on.
Are chemicals a part of your daily diet?