By Mariah Zavala Clearwater Beach is usually known for the clear water, parties, and the good times. Not often do you think of a restaurant. Post Corner Pizza is a known Italian/Greek restaurant across the street from the beach. It’s known for the beautiful beach views, friendly service, affordable plates, and the comfortable atmosphere. Clearwater […]
There aren’t as many of them as in previous years, yet the five Constitutional amendments on the 2016 Florida ballot may be more confusing than ever. But clarity is on the way. St. Petersburg College’s Institute for Strategic Policy Solutions will present a public forum on July 28 to help voters understand what they will […]
By Phillip Morrical World War One themed video games are scarce in comparison to World War Two themed video games[1]. The reasons for the lack of WWI video games is mainly due to how difficult it is to make a fun WWI game while being true to history. Background The reasons of how WWI started […]
By: Nicolet Hartmann Who is this guy? On the Washington D.C. metro, a tall, thin young man with short, shaggy brown hair and icy blue eyes gains the attention of fellow passengers. They notice his black skinny jeans tucked into his black high-top Chuck Taylors and golden Ray Ban aviators nestled into the front pocket […]
By Diana Perez Finally he’s here, I waited for years I wasn’t sure he was coming I was tormented by fears. He finally showed up with a smile on his face, It was great to see him and Get that wounded before heartfelt embrace. We have a connection, there’s no denying that. […]
by Jabari Montsho Addavia, also known as Dai, is a makeup artist who says that it can take anywhere from fifteen minutes to an hour to properly apply make-up. A full face consists of foundation, highlight, contour, blush, eye shadow, lashes, brows, and lip color. She has been doing peoples makeup as well as her […]
Dr. Jeanna Ojeda and the students of EAP1695 Advanced ESL II have produced a collection of poetry inspired by George Ella Lyon’s “Where I’m From”. To learn a little about the culture of each ESL II student, read the poetry each student wrote based on his/her culture and personal experiences by clicking on the links […]
By Kathy Bryson Sooner or later, everyone has to buy a car, but oddly enough, no one looks forward to the process. Once an American teenager’s dream, buying a new car has become a nightmare of negotiation and financing. It’s not uncommon for potential car buyers to spend hours in front of a sales person, […]
By Timothy Fanning 53-year-old Pete Moran, sits in the driver’s seat of a Nissan Elgin Whirlwind street sweeper as it hugs the curb, tip toeing at five miles an hour. As he passes through a construction zone, dust kicks up like smoke before being sucked up into the sweeper’s tornado like vacuum. Moran rants about […]