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Transfer student’s passion for media turned into freelance business

When she was little, she would make different accounts and use free trials on Wix to make as many mock websites as she could. They ranged from websites about horses, to websites about fake clothing brands. Whatever she brainstormed was always translated into a digital page.

Has Gypsy Rose Blanchard’s stardom come too soon?

After the release of the 2019 Hulu mini-series, The Act, Americans have anxiously awaited the release of Gypsy Rose Blanchard from prison.

George Santos: a case study on meme-ing politics

When the House of Representatives expelled New York Republican George Santos from Congress on Dec. 1, no one expected him to retaliate by becoming a pop culture icon.

Love’s first sight at FSC: From meeting to marriage

Emery Roth and graduate student Craig van den Berg did not expect to be on the same plane heading towards Atlanta from Florida Southern. Excited to see her Scholars Weekend crush, Roth “crawled over three rows of seats” to hand her phone to him to get his number.

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.

Proposed curfew following Ybor shooting won’t help

Tampa Bay mayor, city council and police all support a proposed juvenile  1 a.m. curfew in Historic Ybor City following recent violence. But as someone who grew up on the outskirts of Baltimore, familiar with failing curfews, I believe the same will happen to Ybor if one is put in place.

Juniors in art department finish annual critiques

Florida Southern College’s art department held its annual junior critique in November. The two days showcased the work of juniors majoring in different concentrations.

Daily life: The busy schedule of an ACE student employee

For senior Evy Hatzigiamnis, joining the Association of Campus Entertainment (ACE) was just a “reason to leave the dorm.”

New community living director hopes to connect students

Overseeing the Residential Advisors (RAs) of freshman dormitories Allan Spivey Hall and Joseph Reynolds Hall, Community Director Nora Quinn helps the RAs face unique challenges.

Administrator recognized as business leader

Vice President of Student Life Dr. Lauren Albaum was recently named one of the Top 40 Under 40 emerging leaders by the Tampa Bay Business Journal.

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Mocs tennis eyeing SSC Championship run

The Tennis team at Florida Southern has been on a roll since the season began in early March.  The Men’s and Women’s teams both have winning records heading into the back half of April looking to continue their success. 
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Game of the year: Mocs defeat Lions in double overtime thriller

Asher GibbonsSports Editor The history books have some rewriting to be done. Women’s lacrosse brought down program and career records on March 25 in the...
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Freshman bull rider shares rollercoaster journey

He nearly died... twice. Lost the sport he built his identity around. Then found himself staring down a bull for the first time. From Brazil to Florida, one freshman’s journey into one of the world’s most dangerous sports is fueled by faith, failure and an addiction to eight seconds that changed everything.

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