By Troy MacNeill | gargoyle@flagler.edu Activists are rushing to raise millions of dollars to persuade voters to approve a constitutional amendment legalizing medical marijuana in Florida. Nearly 58 percent of voters approved the amendment in 2014, but that fell short of the required 60 percent….
By Alex Strom | gargoyle@flagler.edu Kyle Cregan has settled into his new job as assistant basketball coach at Flagler College after six years at Florida State University. “I haven’t found the transition to be too hard at all,” said Cregan. “Anytime you’re getting to know…
The day I woke up for my first practice back in August and stepped out to do my fitness test, I immediately felt support; something that had been missing for years now. The support and team chemistry that has present with our team this season has been a breath of fresh air.
By Jordan Puyear | gargoyle@flagler.edu At 6 in the morning, you would expect that as I walked to the radio station in downtown St. Augustine to start my shift, I would be an unaware zombie. Don’t get me wrong, I usually am at that time….
By Liz Browning | gargoyle@flagler.edu Sometimes, picking out your outfit for the day can be dreadful, especially if your closet consists of a load of clothes you haven’t worn in months, 20 purses intertwined with each other on a hanger, and an explosion of shoes on…
High fashion meets street style in St. Augustine’s Philosophie Salon & Apothecary located on San Marco Avenue. Drawing inspiration from beauty blogs and street fashion, the salon maintains a creative environment that highlights style and design for every day life.
I’ve always had trouble sleeping. There was always something to keep me up, whether it was a noise outside or just the house settling, my eyes would shoot open and stay that way for most of the night. For the longest time I thought that this affected everyone in the same way. When I was younger it would take me about two hours to be able to relax and drift off into sleep.
My favorite thing about the start of a new school year is getting to buy all new school supplies and arranging my desk just the way I want it.
In May of 1997, a young police officer was on his first day of the job following training. In the afternoon, he had gotten a call about a suspicious drunk man at a bus terminal. When he arrived to speak with him, the man pulled out a gun and pressed it against the officer’s forehead. In training, the officer had been taught what to do in a situation like this. He could swing his arm around in order to hit the man’s hand away from his head; however, doing so would endanger the young children who stood directly behind him.
By Wesley Wilcox | gargoyle@flagler.edu Everywhere you look people constantly belittle rock and roll as a genre saying “its dead” or “its pop”. Rock and roll during its prime was the heart and soul of a generation of people with artist such as The Rolling…