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.
By Danielle Ruckert | gargoyle@flagler.edu
A group of Flagler College students and recent graduates chose to board the Carnival Sensation this past weekend and to celebrate Flagler’s “Spring Blink” on the four-day, three-night cruise to the Bahamas. As a majority of the group had traveled with the same cruise for a previous vacation, when interviewed by journalists upon their arrival to the ship, the students had nothing bad to say about the cruise line.
By Hannah Bleau | gargoyle@flagler.edu
The world notoriously stereotypes college students as sedentary. Life consists of sleeping in, eating pizza and free doughnuts, wasting money, and half-caring about school. But this stereotype isn’t always true. Many students are faced with many obstacles that they need to overcome, and by no doubt, need all the help they can get. One of the biggest obstacles has been health care, and many college students are wondering about this big question: Is ObamaCare going to hurt or help college students?
By Katie Enright | gargoyle@flagler.edu
I was in my sophomore year of high school when my sister called me from her dorm room at the University of Iowa to tell me she had fallen in love. I was so happy for her, I asked all the questions you ask someone about their significant other.
By Laura Modrall | gargoyle@flagler.edu
I can still remember sitting in that packed movie theater watching Brendan Fraser jump around in one of my favorite childhood movies, “George of the Jungle.” To this day, I often refer to the actor by his character’s name.
By Katie Enright | gargoyle@flagler.edu
Editor’s Note: Junior pitcher Katie Enright on the Flagler College women’s softball team wrote this piece about the ups and downs of life as a student athlete.
By Allison Dickey | gargoyle@flagler.edu
To get the flu shot, or to not get the flu shot — that is the question most Americans ask this time of year when every cough or sneeze feels infectious. The flu vaccine has become an often-debated method of prevention, as many do not agree with its benefits, or even claim it is more harmful than helpful.
By Elizabeth Thabault | gargoyle@flagler.edu
St. Augustine residents and fans across the country were shocked and excited to hear that popular English folk band Mumford and Sons added St. Augustine to their 2013 tour. Mumford and Sons are scheduled to play in a two-day music festival coming up Sept. 13-14 on Francis Field in downtown St. Augustine. This will be the closing concert of their summer “Gentlemen of the Road Stopover” tour.
By Matthew Goodman | gargoyle@flagler.edu
St. Augustine’s newly revitalized Colonial Quarter on St. George Street will have its grand opening this March with the addition of several diverse attractions.
By Ashley Goodman | gargoyle@flagler.edu
Michigan-born, Brazilian-blooded brother-sister act Blondfire has been getting a lot of attention recently. Comprised of Erica and Bruce Driscoll, their first single, “Where The Kids Are,” has been taken notice by Rolling Stone and Sirius satellite radio, thanks in part to Erica’s etheral voice.