‘Hot’l Baltimore’ premieres
By Jacqueline Meijers The Flagler College Theatre Department will present its mainstage production, “Hot’l Baltimore” by Lanford Wilson. Photo Gallery
Stories
Respect where respect is due
Photo by Tom Spader
By Ryan Brower
PHOTO CAPTION: Just a little bit offshore. Winter in New Jersey.
Thirty degree water. Twenty-five degree air. Twenty mph offshore winds. Double overhead and tossing. Sounds perfect. Conditions like these are not out of the norm in a northeast winter. Winter up north is where a northeast surfer is tried and tested – great waves, freezing conditions, vacant lineups, and 6 mm of rubber from head to toe. But the winter is not the only time the north gets first-rate waves. Hurricanes provide their share as well. Fall is probably one of the best seasons on the east coast, and this fall has been no exception for the north. While a few hurricanes have passed the south by this fall, the north has benefited from this. In the past the northeast hasn’t always been among the top ranks in mainland U.S., but that is beginning to change.
‘CelebReality’ vs. Reality TV
Reality television crosses the line from entertainment to ridiculous
By Lisa Dalrymple
Illustration by Ashely Sadeghy
PHOTO CAPTION: CelebReality vs. Reality TV
“Laguna Beach: The Real Orange County,” “My Fair Brady,” “Project Runway” and “Flavor of Love?”
The reality of reality television is that it constitutes a major portion of television programming today. There are more than 200 reality television shows spanning several channels, including the major networks. The topics on which reality television shows can be based on are virtually endless.
Fourth year for breast cancer walk may be its last
By Summer Bozeman Since her freshman year, senior Amanda Cole has organized the Flagler College Campus Cure for Cancer by herself. But after she graduates this spring, there may be no one to take over for her. At her home in Dayton, Ohio, Cole was…
Two students put their life ‘on the line’
By Nikki Leonardo
Photo by Glenn Judah
PHOTO CAPTION: Flagler baseball players and volleyball line judges Glenn Kiture and Brett Cooper discuss the ongoing volleyball match between points. Both Kiture and Cooper are Sport Management majors at Flagler. They volunteer as line judges and Kiture says there is no pro Flagler bias.
It has been a really close game with the scored tied. Embry-Riddle sets the ball, and the middle blocker attacks. The ball lands on the line. What is the call? In or out? It all comes down to Flagler athlete, Glenn Kiture, line judge for the Flagler volleyball team.
Kiture’s line judging career started as a favor to a friend, and it turned out to be something he enjoyed and has continued.
“The first match was difficult for me because I was nervous, but now I got the hang of things,” he said.
Offensive article in last issue of The Gargoyle
Letter to the Editor
By Annie Schneiderman
I was surprised to notice that after the revision to the paper, Eric Waldron’s article remained unchanged.
Although his headline states “Even abroad, life is always full of quirks,” he relied on hurtful, ignorant stereotypes and clichés instead of saying anything quirky or positive about other cultures.
Baseball on demand…sort of
By Devon Jeffreys Last Wednesday, the New York Mets, my favorite baseball team since I was just a year old (see the hat), played their first playoff game since 2000. As you can expect I was … not glued to the TV. I was at…
Player Profile: Gerson Penza
By Michael St. Germain
Senior sport management major Gerson Penza has helped the men’s soccer team to an excellent start for the 2006 season. Penza is from Willemstad, Curacao, an island of the Netherlands Antilles in the Carribean.
Registering to Vote
Rockthevote.org Step 1: Click ‘Register to Vote’ in red Step 2: If you’re using a Flagler-owned computer, click ‘Non-Pop-Up Version’ Step 3: Choose your state Step 4: Fill out the information and submit It might take a few weeks to receive your card in the…
Lady Saints lose control, fall twice at home
By Devon Jeffreys
Photo by Glenn Judah
PHOTO CAPTION: The Lady Saints fell to Palm Beach Atlantic and Lynn University over the weekend. Head Coach Taylor Mott attributes the loss to the team’s lack of mental toughness. “When we’re losing these five-game matches it is because mentally we’re not tough enough,” she said.
The Flagler Volleyball team entered last weekend facing a test and their performance left much room for improvement.
Coming off two easy wins during the week, the Lady Saints hosted Palm Beach Atlantic Saturday. The match up featured two teams that hope to soon be a part of the NCAA Div. II Sunshine State Conference.