Local band, The Showdown District, is on the rise. Recently, the band was hand picked by Illumina Records to be part of a compilation CD that will be sold nationally.
Comprised of four long-time friends, the band has incredible chemistry that leads to its catchy laid-back sound. Jake Sulzer sat down with the group at the Lightner Museum to discuss their CD “Welcome to Lincolnville” and their upcoming shows in Orlando and Jacksonville.
Endless Wire By Megan Dassuncao For anyone that is a true fan of The Who, Endless Wire is a CD that must be bought immediately and played over and over again. The album opens with the classic Who synthesizer sound on “Fragments.” Roger Daltrey’s singing…
MUTEMATH By Ashley Emert On the second track of their self-titled debut album, MUTEMATH asks if they can “break the spell of the typical.” The answer to their question is yes. Although the band is Christian, they don’t interject overtly religious references in their music…
From Staff
Flagler College students, faculty and staff are working with the Salvation Army to provide Thanksgiving dinner for more than 220 area residents who are in need.
On Sunday, Nov. 19, 28 area families will have Thanksgiving Dinner in the Flagler College Dining Hall at 7 p.m.
This event is the first of its kind for both Flagler College and the Salvation Army.
“I was inspired by the mission of the Salvation Army and continue to be inspired by the generosity of the entire Flagler College community,” Flagler College student and Club Liaison Chris Bacca said.
By Devon Jeffreys and Jake Sulzer
Watch hightlights and interviews from the last volleyball match of the season played on Nov. 3.
Sports Editor Devon Jeffreys writes about the end of another Flagler College volleyball season in his latest blog Giving Their Heart and Soul.
By Devon Jeffreys and Jake Sulzer
Highlights and interviews from the Nov. 1 Flagler volleyball match at Embry-Riddle in Daytona Beach. The Saints beat the Eagles 3-1.
From Staff
Flagler College’s dance team, “The Blaze,” made history on Nov. 3, as the first Flagler dance team to qualify to compete on the national level, when the Universal Dance Association announced the qualifying collegiate teams for the National Dance Team Competition.
So, my birthday is this Saturday and despite what you might think, I’m not so excited about it.
Sure birthdays used to be an electrifying occurrence, something to be looked forward to for months. And then the magic day would arrive…presents, cake and a party! Hours upon hours of a celebration of me!
Birthdays used to be a time when you would look forward to getting older, wanted to be the age of an older sibling who had more privileges (or a better wardrobe).
By Ashley Emert
I am going to be honest here: it had been a long day and I was incredibly sleepy as I was listening to this album. Even though I was falling asleep with my headphones on, I still found myself bobbing my head to the music (and, no, I was not just nodding off). The Killers’ new release, Sam’s Town, is yet another effort that gets me dancing when I am at my most tired.