By Cassaundra Seeley
Mario Jutronic is not your average artist. He doesn’t spend hours toiling in the studio; he spends them on the tennis court. He isn’t worried about his senior portfolio show; he’s worried about his business capstone class. To Jutronic, 21, art isn’t something he’s pursuing, but it is something he’s good at.
Film makers discontinue black and white film By Heather Smith In this digital age, is there room for tradition? The top manufacturers of traditional photography equipment and supplies seem to think not.
By Chelsea Parker This week my challenge was to attend a belly dancing class at The Studio: Art & Movement, located on King Street five minutes west of Flagler. Even though I arrived a few seconds late I was still greeted warmly and then whisked…
Graphic Contributed The design above is one that was submitted by winner Jerry Lambert By Ashley Emert Proving yet again that the size of the school doesn’t matter, Flagler students presented along side industry professionals and received top recognition at the annual student ADDY Awards…
By Kara Pound Photo contributed PHOTO CAPTION: The photo above is one of those submitted by Jennifer Lana to the College Photography contest Students Jennifer Lana and Andy Luce are finalists in the 26th Annual College Photography Contest. The contest, sponsored by Photographer’s Forum and…
By Ashley Emert Although it sounds contradictory, experience and no experience whatsoever were the major elements to help Dr. Allen Bohl write his first book, Back Porch Swing.
By Kelsey May “Hi, you’ve reached Savannah, leave a message and I’ll call you back. Hey sweetie, if this is you, I love you and I miss you and be safe!”
By Kathleen Holland and Abby Krembs
Due to the increase in graduation class size, Flagler College has decreased the number of commencement tickets for the Gymnasium from six to five, while graduates will still receive two tickets for the simulcast in the Auditorium.
By Joe Wolf The English department at Flagler College will host Dr. Kelly Stern as writer in residence this April with public readings April 4 and 5.
Plus/minus scale passes, but not yet implemented By Kara Pound The Flagler College faculty has voted yes to change the current grading scale to a plus and minus grading scale, but it is still not implemented.