Dance team misses out on nationals
By Andrea Huls
Disappointment. Frustration. Sadness. These words express how members of the college’s dance team felt when they were told they were not going to nationals.
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It’s Peyton’s Time … Sorry Rexy
Devon Jeffreys
It had to happen sometime.
Peyton Manning is going to the Super Bowl. Manning overcame his demons and he overcame Bill “the sweatshirt” Belichick’s New England Patriots to take a trip to Miami.
Men’s tennis set to start
By Courtney Stephens
The Flagler College men’s tennis team is ready to serve up a great season. The team has a positive outlook on the upcoming season and is looking forward to competing in NCAA Div. II this year.
Randolph’s No. 11 jersey to be retired
By Devon Jeffreys
On Friday, Feb. 2, the Flagler Saints basketball program will give the ultimate honor to the ultimate player when they retire the jersey of Flagler legend John Randolph.
Review: The Pearl
Club has something for everyone
By Katie Shrum
Imagine a club where ’80s punk rock meets Panic! at the Disco, a place where no matter where you are from, or what clique you run with, you will find a group to mingle with. Are you intrigued yet? If so then you should check out The Pearl. Located in the heart of Downtown Jacksonville, at First and Main, it has become a weekly haven for many Flagler students.
New challenge for men’s golf
By Emily DeLoach
This year’s golf team has a lot to live up to, after last year’s regional win and 13th place finish at nationals.
But after the move from NAIA to NCAA, teams will be on a probationary period that could last two to three years and will not have conference affiliation, meaning they will not be ranked or eligible for nationals.
Women’s tennis team rebuilds again
By Summer Bozeman
With its first match closing in, the Flagler women’s tennis team is training hard for what may turn out to be a difficult season with a tough schedule.
Diversity is the trend for music in the ‘year of the solo artist’
By Ashley Emert Fall Out Boy, 50 Cent and Guns ‘N Roses: these are just a few of the music acts with albums scheduled for release in 2007. The beginning of the year will start off with CDs from such diverse performers as Yoko Ono,…
St. Augustine cracks down on panhandling
City passes new law prohibiting begging in parts of historic district
By Hannah Locke
Earlier this month, shopkeepers along St. George Street noticed cleaner walkways and more pleasant tourists. What was missing were the panhandlers who used to roam the streets and claim it as their territory.
Dawn, a saleswoman at the Columbia Gift Shop who declined to give her full name, was surprised to see none of the familiar faces of panhandlers outside her shop.
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Film students’ chance to see other side of business
By Veronica Holt While some students are watching celebrities parade down the red carpet at Cannes, wishing they could be taking in the flashing lights and different films, a few of Flagler’s own will be there in real life. Students Max Spangler, Amy Kingsnorth, Paisley…