When residence halls close for spring break, FSU residents often make the long drive home, hit the beach, or spend the free week on an alternative break to fill the time between classes. It’s a … [Read more...] about “Some People Had No Options”: Students’ Spring Break Housing Insecurity
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Noles Play For Child’s Play: Gaming For A Good Cause
Prior to the Student Life Cinema Gaming Committee’s annual Noles Play for Child’s Play charity event, I had the opportunity to interview Joshua Miller, the main chair of the Gaming Committee and a … [Read more...] about Noles Play For Child’s Play: Gaming For A Good Cause
A Record Label For A Pawsitive Cause: An Interview With Cat Family Records’ Scott Bell
The Tallahassee independent music scene continues to grow and evolve as new bands come and go. One recent local staple has been Cat Family Records. As a local record label and art collective, Cat … [Read more...] about A Record Label For A Pawsitive Cause: An Interview With Cat Family Records’ Scott Bell
Politics and Policies: An Interview with Bob Rackleff
Florida’s District 2 Democratic Congressional candidate, Bob Rackleff, is leading an aggressive and progressive campaign against incumbent congressman Neal Dunn. Rackleff agreed to meet with Spire … [Read more...] about Politics and Policies: An Interview with Bob Rackleff
FSU Freshman: Expectations vs. Reality
When attending a university with a reputation like FSU’s, it is inevitable for us first-years to have numerous expectations; in my case, some have been far surpassed, while others have fallen … [Read more...] about FSU Freshman: Expectations vs. Reality
The Sky is My Mother and I Her Bastard Child
Driving down the long stretch of barren road that leads to the airfield, I look around taking in what little scenery there is to be found. As we draw closer I stare out the window of the car and … [Read more...] about The Sky is My Mother and I Her Bastard Child