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Florida’s Book Ban and Its Ripple Effect on Public Education
Amidst controversial times, the banning of over 700 books in Florida is one of the most important topics when it comes to the future of education in the state. While it is important for there to be some limits as to what kind of content children should have access to, it is a very questionable decision made by the Florida Department of Education to outright ban pieces of literature that have been a stepping stone in the progression of writing in our country.
A college trio’s journey through the Lakeland music scene
Seniors Johnny Horwood, Chris Horwood and Hannah Noll have taken their original music to the stage at local Lakeland venues.
The Horwood twins first started working with Noll when J. Horwood was asked by his producer’s brother to find an opener for his band. She was the first person that came to mind.
Industry plants: the thin line between influencer and musician
Social media has completely changed the way we consume our entertainment.
How students can make the most of December in Lakeland
Wintertime has finally arrived. Many first-year Mocs may be wondering, “What is there to do to celebrate in Lakeland?”
Downtown Lakeland hosted its 43rd Annual Lakeland Christmas Parade Thursday night The parade held fireworks over Lake Mirror as floats and bands made their journey downtown towards the RP Funding Center. The parade’s theme was Christmas at Swan Lake, with floats incorporating the theme into their design. Participants in the parade were awarded for their decorative efforts in categories that included: the most original float, best professional float and the judge’s choice for their favorite float. While this is one of the biggest events during the holiday season in town, students who want to participate in local festivities still have time before winter break arrives.
Comedy ‘A Tuna Christmas’ takes stage at Fletcher Theatre-in-the-Round
The theatre department closed its second production of the year last weekend with a satire comedy.
SSC updates attendance policy at athletic events
Jillian Kurtz
Florida Southern home sporting events will be allowed to have some fans in attendance for the first time since the return to play...
Basketball returns to the court
John Christovich
Florida Southern basketball will return to the court starting this weekend, nearly a year after their last game.
Director of Athletics and Dean of...
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Rewriting records and exceeding high expectations
Good things come in three’s and women’s basketball is tripling down on their identity of tough, quick and team-oriented basketball.
Women’s soccer coach Lucey announces retirement
Following the FSC women’s soccer team’s elimination in the second round of the SSC playoffs, head coach Gerry Lucey announced his retirement. He plans to move to Long Island with his family at the end of the year.
More than a game: how intramurals shape student life
Intramural sports at Florida Southern College have become more than just a recreational option; They’re a cornerstone of campus life. With nearly 70% of students engaging in activities at the wellness center and about 30% participating directly in intramural (IM) sports, these programs serve as one of FSC’s most impactful student experiences.
Is NYC mayor-elect Mamdani the best choice for the city?: No, Mamdani isn’t good...
David BradyStaff Writer
From a cursory scroll of NYC Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani’s campaign website, you’re struck with a focus on, what is typically called, bread...
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The New York City mayoral race is officially over, with the voters deciding that the young, enthusiastic Zohran Mamdani can lead their city to a brighter future.