Alpha Psi Omega gives you ‘Reasons to be Pretty’
By Joshua Santos | gargoyle@flagler.edu
Flagler College Theater Arts Honor Society Alpha Psi Omega has been hard at work to bring Neil LeBute’s “Reasons to be Pretty” to the main stage Sept. 14-16.
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Romney Rally: Campaign makes stop at Flagler College campus
By Ryan Buffa | gargoyle@flagler.edu
Just two days after announcing running mate Sen. Paul Ryan, presidential candidate Mitt Romney held a rally at Flagler College on the West Lawn this morning.
Live Blog: Presidential candidate Mitt Romney rally on West Lawn
We are live at the Flagler College West Lawn waiting for presidential candidate Mitt Romney to speak at his first rally of his national bus tour, just days after announcing his running mate Paul Ryan.
Romney to bring campaign to Flagler College
Flagler College will be one of Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney’s campaign stops Monday, Aug. 13, as the candidate begins a bus tour of the state.
Music on the Mountaintop Festival
By Ashley Goodman | gargoyle@flagler.edu
Anyone looking for a last music festival roadtrip before school starts might want to check out this year’s Music On The Mountaintop Festival in Foscoe, N.C. For its fifth consecutive year, the festival brings some of the most underrated names in Folk, Americana and Bluegrass together for three days of dance and jubilation.
A somber reminder of beauty in the face of death
By Phil Grech | gargoyle@flagler.edu
As soon as I touched her wrist I felt ice. It is a feeling that you don’t expect. Touch the desk in your room and it’s room temperature. Touch a dead body and quickly discover just how cold it is after heat and life have evaporated. The chills down your spine don’t compare.
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Does chivalry still exist?
By Phil Grech | gargoyle@flagler.edu
Everything has an expiration date, no matter how filled with preservatives. Milk. Veggie burgers. Canned goods. Pasta in a box accompanied by questionable powder mix. And apparently even chivalry.
A difference between faiths: politically irrelevant
It’s 7 a.m. on a Sunday. Why is my alarm going off? I reach over to hit snooze when I remember that I have to go to church this morning, and my stomach starts to knot like it does before I give a speech in front of a class.
A look into the world of local TV news
By Adam Hunt | gargoyle@flagler.edu
Growing up in England, local TV news was never on my radar. As Britain would comfortably fit inside Florida, there just isn’t a market for it in a country so small.
Instead, I was served national news on a daily basis by the BBC or Sky. Prim and polished anchors with non-regional accents were commonplace and hardly a Doppler radar could be seen.