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Andrew Gregorie
Over the last year or so, Flagler College has become synonymous with good surfing. Leading the way for the Flagler surf team has been the dominant sophomore Andrew Gregorie.
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CD Review: Bob Dylan
From Staff
I’m sure if you own a TV/ watch it, you’ve seen commercials for Bob Dylan’s new album Modern Times. It has been getting amazing reviews and countless promos for a very good reason.
CD Review: Christina Aguilera
By Ali McCauslin Christina Aguilera’s latest CD, a 2-disc set titled Back to Basics, is a mix of jazz, R&B, and pop. Taking a beneficial risk, Aguilera revamped her look and sound to make Back to Basics. Not only did she create a unique album,…
Coach Lynch Interview
Watch Soccer Coach John Lynch talk about the upcoming season. The interview was conducted by staff writer Michael O’Donnell.
Lady Saints stretch winning streak to 5 with sweep
By Devon Jeffreys Last weekend brought the Flagler College Lady Saints volleyball team back home for the first time in September and they made it worth the wait. The Lady Saints didn’t lose a game and rarely trailed en route to sweeps of St. Thomas…
Women’s soccer sole senior helps hold together her team
By Megan Kramer A Gatorade X-Factor and a Power Bar is what the sole senior on the Flagler College women’s soccer team needs before starting each game. Elizabeth Poore, or EP as she is known to many, is now in her fourth and final year…
CD Review: Barenaked Ladies Are Me
From Staff With their first full-length studio album in more than three years, Barenaked Ladies have solidified their geek rock status with Barenaked Ladies Are Me. The first single “Easy” is a departure from the pop-rap the band became known for in the late 90s,…
CD Review: Beyoncé “B-Day”
by Lisa Dalrymple Go Beyoncé, it’s your birthday. Indeed, Beyoncé celebrated her 25th birthday in style with the release of her sophomore album, B-Day Sept. 5. The album opens with the hit “Deja Vous,” which mixes big band sound with familiar R&B flavor. The melody…
Who’s Blowin’ Up?
As cell phones become more and more popular, ring tone sales skyrocket into multi-billion dollar industry
By Kelsey May
Type in the words “Cell phone ring tones” on Google’s Web site and you’ll get 24.5 million results (in .14 seconds).
A summer of courtrooms and murder trials
By Stephanie Gibson
I woke up physically shaking and on the verge of tears. Robert Anthony Cannon, one of the men who admitted his responsibility in the brutal beatings, mutilation and murder of five people and a dog in Deltona, had escaped from the St. John’s County jail. He somehow managed his way past several sheriffs, killing anyone in his path. He recognized my face from the courtroom and he was coming after me.
Fortunately, it was all a dream. But I was literally “eating, breathing and sleeping” the news. Although in fact he was not after me, I still have chills thinking about that haunting nightmare.