Stories

Gargoyle Online: Israel-Palestine conflict forum

Flagler Gargoyle Online News, attended the Israel-Palestine Forum featuring: former U.S. Sen. George McGovern, former CIA Clandestine Service operations officer Ron Estes and Spanish Foreign Service Ambassador Santiago Martinez-Caro, where they discussed the situation in the Middle East between Israel and Palestine.


‘The brown doesn’t rub off’

By Courtney Reynolds | gargoyle@flagler.edu

Since I started attending Flagler College last fall semester, as a transfer student from the University of South Carolina, I have became accustomed to the stares that I receive from the locals as well as the students. The stares approach me as though, if people stare at me hard enough, maybe the color of my skin will “melt away” under their radiating glares and reveal something totally different.


February Briefs

NEWS: Update on St. Johns real estate market
By W. Andrew McDaniel

A&E: ‘Cat on a Hot Tin Roof’ visits Flagler College
By Jacqueline Dautel
Contributions from Lauren Belcher

SPORTS: Men’s Tennis Preview
By Michael Potkay


Student assistant coach working toward dream job

By Anthony Norwood | gargoyle@flagler.edu

When Chris Ryan didn’t make the basketball team after his sophomore year of high school, he didn’t want to give up on his dreams.

“I knew that I would never be able to make it to the NBA,” Ryan said. “That’s when I decided I wanted to coach.” Now he’s doing just that.





Homelessness in St. Augustine

By Shinavia Gore | gargoyle@flagler.edu
Pictures by Shinavia Gore

Seamus, a homeless man in St. Augustine, said he sees himself as a free spirit.

Seamus, who is from Pennsylvania, has been homeless since he was 19 years old. “This year will be 24 years,” he said. “Too long.”

He said he originally became homeless because of his drug addiction to cocaine. “It screwed my life up,” he said.


Head to Head: Teen Mom VS. Jersey Shore

Written and Photographer by Nai’sha Stallion

Drinking, Drugs and sex on MTV programs such as Jersey Shore is a bad influence on young adults, while Teen Mom helps to prevent Pregnancy.

Jersey Shore Increases violent and aggressive behavior in young adults by portraying the characters as being  celebrities. On the other hand Teen Mom shows the hardships of teen pregnancy and the responsibilities of having a baby at a young age.


Why do students like Flagler College

By Stetson Myers

The price was right for Fianna Fluess, 21, who transferred from the University of Miami to Flagler College.

Fluess said, “I came here because the price was awesome and it was beautiful, the art program, I heard really good stuff about it.”