By Katy Stang | gargoyle@flagler.edu
I remember the day my mother came home furious, with my sister in tow. I had never seen her that mad, and after sending both my sister and me to our room, I found out why. My sister had been caught shoplifting. The manager at the supermarket had told my mom that if she had not been with my sister, she would have been arrested.
However, what piqued my interest was what she was caught trying to steal: ex-lax.
By Alyssa Menard | gargoyle@flagler.edu
My summer job that has been supporting me and allowing me to be a full-time student was lost in the Sequester and I’m not very surprised. My job was determined on a year-to-year budget basis so when cuts are being made, naturally they go from the least important jobs up.
What do you do when you’re stressing about school?
Do you chug obscene amounts of caffeine and stay up all night trying to finish everything at once? Do you order a pizza and eat it cold and chewy piece-by-piece for breakfast, lunch and dinner because you have no time to go to the grocery store?
Like many great ideas, this one formed in a college dorm room.
Chris Faunce, owner of Creative Juices Natural Café, began juicing a decade ago with his college roommate at the University of Florida in Gainesville.
em>By Kathleen Quillian | gargoyle@flagler.edu
For an average communication student, “Com Week” can be seen as a blessing. It is an entire week where informative lectures about the real communication world take the place of boring note taking in regular classes.
By Catherine Pinyot | gargoyle@flagler.edu
There’s a truck in the lobby.
That’s what was running through Michael Lyons’ mind as he looked up from the cash register of the nation’s most famous fast food joint, he told the St. Augustine Record.
By Haley Lynn Butler | gargoyle@flagler.edu Stupid, dumb, silly and senseless are just a few words that we can use to describe people and situations that are not of the upmost intelligence. A word that many fit into this category of adjectives is “retarded.” However,…
By Diana Eales | gargoyle@flagler.edu
Beebs and Her Money Makers brought their high-energy show of eclectic characters and unique set of music to the Original Café 11 in March.
By Hannah Bleau | gargoyle@flagler.edu
I’ll never forget the chaos that erupted in my COM 251 class at the beginning of this semester. A girl walked in late and caused a huge scene, telling the teacher off and throwing a trashcan out the classroom door.
By Ashley Blanco | gargoyle@flagler.edu
Over 25,000 tickets have been sold for the fall Gentlemen of the Road Stopovers tour that will bring Mumford and Sons to Francis Field in St. Augustine.
For a city with a population of only about 13,000, it’s a big deal to land a concert tour like this.