By Santiago Martinez-Caro | gargoyle@flagler.edu
The tennis team is already known for having players from several countries but there is a new freshman from Ecuador.
David Espinosa, 18 years old, is attending Flagler College to get his bachelor’s degree in business. He has been playing tennis since he was 10 and he has high hopes for the tennis team this year.
“I think we are going to do very well this season,” Espinosa said.
By Daniel Arbelaez | gargoyle@flagler.edu
Photo by Dyann Busse
Loren Cate, a striker for the Flagler College women’s soccer team, knows what her goals are in life. Last season, she scored a total of 13 goals in the 18 games she started. In her three seasons playing for Flagler, she has scored 27 goals in 53 games. Cate is not just an excellent striker, but also an excellent student. Her 3.75 GPA confirms that she not only scores in the field, but also in her grades.
By Adam Hunt | gargoyle@flagler.edu
Flagler women’s golf teed off its spring season with a seventh place finish at the Lady Moc Classic.
The Saints finished the 54-hole event in Lakeland, Fla. with a combined score of 937, two shots behind Barry.
“The team played well,” said head coach Santiago Cavanagh. “I was pleased with the positive attitude we showed from start to finish.”
Flagler SIFE is asking the public to support veterans by going online and voting for Veterans Farm. Voting for the contest is from March 7 through April 3. To view the video and vote, go to Get on the Shelf.
Watch Veterans Farm video on YouTube
Flagler College’s Students in Free Enterprise team is working on a project to change the lives of disabled combat vets by landing a veteran-made product on the shelves of every Walmart store.
By {Jaycob Ammerman} | gargoyle@flagler.edu
BUZZ, BUZZ, BUZZ … “I’ve seen fire and I’ve seen rain. I’ve seen sunny days that I thought would never end.”
I really hate waking up to my alarm clock, especially at 5:30 in the morning, but waking up to the great James Taylor made it just a little bit better.
Today, though, was not just an ordinary day. I didn’t really care what time it was.
It was the day where I would witness the world’s biggest spectacle of racing and rednecks — the Daytona 500.
We’re in a heated primary in this country for the presidential nomination.
We’ve got a candidate that is inevitably going to be the party’s candidate despite little support from his actual party. He’s a completely white bread candidate from Massachusetts, is incredibly loaded and comes off awkwardly at campaign events. His main competition appeals to the common man, is quick to bring up his blue-collar roots, and has a serious passion for sweaters.
Wait, when the hell did it become 2004 again?
By Joshua Santos | gargoyle@flagler.edu
Student Government Association meets every Tuesday evening at 9 p.m. in the Koger-Gamache Theater. Students are encouraged to participate and gain voting rights after attending three consecutive meetings. Except for next Tuesday when it will be cancelled due to Spring Blink.
By Amber James | gargoyle@flagler.edu
She was tall and blonde with long legs, a great chest and flawless skin. I watched as she strutted her way from our line in front of the scouts. They too were watching her like a hawk. Some scribbled down notes, others concentrated on her steps.
It was ‘us’ against ‘them.’ We all loved to hate them. They were too uppity, too northern, too trendy, too gay. But we all wanted to be part of their world– the modeling world.
By Madison Ciklin | gargoyle@flagler.edu
Creative Wave, a new and local art event, will be showcasing local artists and Flagler Alumni work March 10th. Creative Wave serves to bring together local artists of the Flagler and Duval counties together to encourage and to inspire one another. Artists showcased include painter Hahau Yisrael, photographer Kelly Crawford and Mixed media Lindsey Williams.
One Flagler graduating fine art or graphic design student will be receiving a portion of the night’s earnings during the event.
