By Caroline Young | gargoyle@flagler.edu
Canadians Sharon and Basil Gribbon were dedicated to helping save whales long before the 2-year-old endangered North Atlantic right whale was pulled to shore dead on Feb. 2.
“We have loved whales since the first time we saw the sea,” Sharon, a retired employee of the Health Agency of Canada, said. “They’re such a spectacular mammal.”
By Eliza Jordan | ejordan@flagler.edu
To understand styles other than your own, you’ve go to try and understand them!
I found two consistently well-dressed Flagler College students that have their own unique twist to fashion.
By Ryan L. Buffa | gargoyle@flagler.edu
A crowd of hundreds stand together silently gazing at the stage with their hands raised, a few with their eyes closed and sing softly in unison, “I can hardly see what’s in front of me, these days.”
By Joshua Santos | JSantos@flagler.edu
Today I explore the mystery behind what makes Fort Mose Historic State Park one of the “Best”.
By Zach Gray | gargoyle@flagler.edu
The Flagler College women’s tennis team enters the 2011 season with high hopes for improving upon last year’s 14-8 record.
The Saints’ impressive 2010 campaign came to an end at the hands of conference rival Francis Marion in the second round of the Division II Southeast Regional Tournament. Despite the loss, the team is ranked No. 16 in the 2011 Campbell’s/ITA Division II Preseason poll and expects even bigger accomplishments this year.
Written and Photographed by David James Castagno
Gargoyle staff writer interviewed bicyclist and student Rob Schanz for a photo essay.
By Travis Norris | gargoyle@flagler.edu
Taking on new responsibilities seems to be somewhat of a challenge these days. I was sitting around the other day and started to think about the days when everything was so care-free. Back in the day, it was about jumping off rope swings and siphoning gas out of the local farmer’s tractors to put gas in my four-wheeler. (I definitely got in big trouble for doing that by the way.)
By Amber Jurgensen | gargoyle@flagler.edu
Contributions by Lauren Belcher
The two-story building across from the communications building on Cuna Street may potentially house new faculty offices, according to Flagler College Director of Business Services Larry Weeks.
The structure, located at 66 Cuna Street, was purchased by the college over the summer.
By Victoria Hardina | gargoyle@flagler.edu
Turning to my left I am shocked to see two girls sloppily making out on a bed. One suddenly gets up, walks over to an overly tanned guy, straddles him and then attempts to give him a lap dance.
Ah, “Jersey Shore.” Turning back to the TV attached to my own treadmill, I flip through the channels looking for something a little less…primitive.
By Donna Styron| gargoyle@flagler.edu
The Flagler College women’s basketball team has two players who are complete opposites in stature but alike in their love for the game.
Sophomore Rachel Brown stands above the rest at 6 feet 7 inches, while freshman Ebonee Bell doesn’t let her size of 5 feet 2 inches bring her down. The two girls said they hardly notice their height differences compared to their opponents.