By Reginald Hughes Prescription drug abuse has become one of the United States’ largest and most wide spread drug problems, affecting many Americans both directly and indirectly. Some of the commonly abused prescription drugs types include CNS (central nervous system) depressants, which slow brain activity and are commonly used for anxiety and sleep disorders, and […]
By Lucas Luebbers Edited by Linda Ruble It can be hard to find a unique restaurant. Dining out for a romantic date or with family has become a cookie-cutter experience from the abundance of locations that offer nothing more than identical menus and mild hospitality. However, Rumba Island Bar & Grill does a first-rate job […]
Student Florida Education Association — SFEA at SPC was designed for future educators. The club offers professional development workshops, networking and leadership opportunities. Members also get the opportunity to meet other pre-service teachers as well as in-service educators. If you’re interested in learning more about leadership and service learning for educators, please contact Jessica Curtis at Curtis.jessica@spcollege.edu […]
Article written and photographed by Robert Gale www.robgalephotography.com It is one step for St. Petersburg College; one giant leap for the future of education. On February 17, 2017, the ethics and education departments of SPC took a trip to Kennedy Space Center to explore the world of space exploration. The head director in charge of […]
By Tracy Pham Parents often wish wealth and stability upon their children when it comes to choosing a career. Factors such as satisfaction and enjoyment become over shadowed. Those jobs that society labels as unpractical are mostly frowned upon because they have lower educational standards or unpredictable outcomes, regardless of the amount of time […]
By Wade Prescott Beautiful petals paint the lush green Wild flowers In mother’s mountain garden Ubiquitous Gold, purple, and blue blossoms spread out mingle, interwoven, spectacle A beautiful natural garden flourishing on love inspired natural beauty profound mystic heights compliments to a […]
A statement from Pamela Traas, Chief Ranger North: I wanted to take a moment to thank each and every one of you for taking time out of your day to volunteer with the fence clearing at Wall Springs Park. It is this kind of stewardship that truly shows how much the public cares about “their” […]
By Alison Schodtler Edited by Linda Ruble What child doesn’t like seeing different types of animals from all over the world, and how many parents wouldn’t love a fun, safe and educational place to bring their children for a family fun adventure? A place like this may be closer than it seems. In Tampa, Florida, […]
By Thomas Hejl Photographs by Thomas Hejl On February 9th, 2017 the SPC Softball team took on Warner University at Eddie C. Moore sports complex. The Titans squeaked out a game 1 victory 2-1, and had another narrow margin win in game 2 3-1. In Game 1 SPC found themselves down 1-0 early, but managed […]