Stories
Interracial relationships on rise, some couples still struggle with discrimination
By Jaime Greco | gargoyle@flagler.edu
Amanda Clair and her boyfriend, Jarrod Branco, encounter discrimination and looks of disgust at times when they are together in public.
Clair is white and Branco is black, and the Flagler College juniors think their interracial relationship is not accepted in St. Augustine.
Internship Tips
By Eliza Jordan | gargoyle@flagler.edu
With Spring semester well underway, many students are juggling classes by day, work by night. They’re possibly involved a current internship and looking for a new one to follow. If you are looking for an upcoming internship, make sure you cover all the bases.
Here are a few last-minute tips to check off of your list when applying to that internship that you just have to have!
Langhorne Slim and the Law to play Cafe 11 March 10
By Ryan Buffa | gargoyle@flagler.edu
Langhorne Slim and the Law will be playing the Original Café 11 on Saturday, March 10 and will bring a gospel sound with a rock and roll feel.
Langhorn Slim fits into the folk, singer-songwriter genre and going to his live performances could be described as a gospel-like experience. This is because his creative process requires three aspects that bleed into his live performances.
“Pay attention to the spirit when it moves you. Try to write down every idea. Feed inspiration with love,” Slim said.
Photo Club Excursions with The Arc of St. Johns
Local homeowners near FSDB fear ’eminent domain’
By Marissa Marinan| gargoyle@flagler.edu
Living just north of the Florida School for the Deaf and Blind in St. Augustine, Gina Burrell has a feeling of insecurity for what will happen to her home if the school is granted eminent domain power.
“I have been living in our house for 18 years, my husband built our house and I am almost 80 years old and I don’t want to have to move,” Burrell said. “I mean if they decided they wanted my piece of property I would have to go, so it gives you that feeling of insecurity and it’s not right.”
To Cold Mornings
By Emily Hoover | ehoover@flagler.edu
The following is a poem submitted to the Creative Section by Emily Hoover. The Gargoyle is currently accepting submissions of creative works including creative writing, fine art, graphic illustrations, multimedia and photography.
Red Jumpsuit Apparatus plays Cafe 11 on Florida tour
By Ashley Goodman | gargoyle@flagler.edu
The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus rocked the crowd at the Original Cafe 11 last Wednesday on their tour for their latest album, “Am I the Enemy?”
Red Jumpsuit Apparatus was formed in Middleburg, Fla. and so the alternative rock band kicked off their Florida tour in St. Augustine last Wednesday.
Flagler’s dance team competition bound
By Alexz Elmore | gargoyle@flagler.edu
The Flagler College dance team has their first shot competing in a dance competition this year by competing in the Peach Belt Conference Dance competition in Columbus, Ga.
Sarah Gallo, in her first year as head dance coach at Flagler, is excited and anxious for the competition.
Do atheists have a place in America?
By Phil Grech | gargoyle@flagler.edu
In the fall of 2011, I sought out a printer to print a collection of short stories I had written. The collection was entitled “Iambic Pentagram,” and contained a dozen short stories and essays, mostly satirical and humorous social insights and observations. One of the essays was called “Why I am an Atheist.”