Yik yak, an “anonymous social wall for anything and everything” is gaining traction not only amongst Flagler College students, but across the nation. While an anonymous social outlet can definitely lead to hilarious outcomes, an astounding amount of posts negatively target others. Take a step…
[divide style=”2″] 1. Dark Colors We have mixed feelings about the end of Summer 2014. However, now is the time to spice up your fall wardrobe with darker and richer colors such as maroon, evergreen, deep violet and orange. 2. Cardigans It’s not always sweater weather in…
One of the weekly farmer’s markets, located at the St. Augustine Amphitheatre, has a unique historic appeal. The market has everything from homegrown produce to homemade arts and crafts to hand-strung live music. It’s a memorable ancient city experience whether you’re a local or just visiting.
The Black Raven’s pirate ship’s crew comes from all walks of life. From former Navy men to worship singers, the ship’s notorious crew provides an adventure for everyone on deck.
The concept of “fitting in” at college has always been tricky. Whether you’re a member of the mock trial team, an athlete, a worker, an Student Government Association member, a rebel or something in between, you fit it at Flagler because you go to Flagler.
I must be a strange sight as I walk along U.S. 1 wearing business attire and carrying my writing portfolio and resume. I’m searching for one of the multiple used car dealerships that line the intersection of King Street. As I spot a man waiting alone with a duffel bag at his side, I figure I must be in the right place.
Sailing all the way from Spain, the El Galeon a 170 foot, 495 ton replica of a Spanish ship built in 2010, is reminiscent of what used to sail the coasts of Florida between the 16th and 18th centuries.
Adam Morley is happy to talk about bioaccumulation – excited, even. If the build-up of toxic chemicals in organisms from plastic waste wasn’t an issue, he’d probably be even happier.
In the time of seafarers, when billowing sails glided across mythical seas, it was St. Augustine’s front door and its back.
From her wardrobe to her room decor, Heather Seidel sees thrifting as a treasure hunt. Watch and learn why she won’t spend more than $10 for anything, even on Juicy Couture and Fossil. Like what you see? Check out my other finds on…