Rachel Lehrian is an 18 year old student at St Petersburg College who plans to study nursing. She is currently involved in the Summer of Success program at the college. Her senior year of high school, she was awarded the Scholastic Gold Key award along with other awards. Rachel loves to travel and has been […]
By Chester Dunbar On May 11, 2016, Dr. Greg Byrd, a Composition professor from Clearwater campus, won a Rapid Returns grant for literature from Creative Pinellas Individuals Artist Fellowship Program. Dr. Byrd won a $5000 Individual Artist Fellowship Grant. Dr. Byrd was 1 of the 126 individual artists that applied for the grant and won. […]
By Robert Rivera Uncharted 4 is the newest (and possibly last) installment in the Uncharted video game series, and is widely considered to be “The best game ever made.” But why is the game widely praised by so many? What makes Uncharted 4 so special for having the praise that it got, does it even […]
By Allis Bodziak They don’t always like to be called “daddy”. One of them likes to be called her “sponsor”, to avoid the title as a whole. Another likes to call her his girlfriend- but just for the hours they’re together. Another likes to be called “sir”. Another, “Mr.”. “No two flavors are exactly alike,” […]
By: Madison Hubbell I have been waiting, In this uncomfortable seat. Admittedly, it’s frustrating Even started tapping my feet. You said: “Less than thirty!” So I happily obliged. It’s now pushing sixty, And my patience is compromised. The clock keeps ticking, I’m starting to fade. You’ve got to be kidding! The suspense […]
By Nicole Campbell, mass media intern at St. Petersburg College From preschool to the present day, the media has been integrated more and more into everyday life. Fifteen years ago, activities in the classroom were not as virtual as they are today. However, television programs like Reading Rainbow, Blues Clues, and Sesame Street introduced me […]
By Jabari Montsho I’ve been to a couple of school events at the SPC Gibbs campus. Some of them have been fun to attend while others provided me with valuable information. Yet one would wonder about how events are planed and funded by the school. These led me to the office of Davie Gill. Miss […]
By Preston Caruso “Yonder!” screams the scene slowly slipping off the cusps of my eyes The waves unfamiliar, the rhythm new. The slick plastic of the ship threatens to spit me off. “You like it.” He says between gargling water. “You really do. You must.” Crisp words slip from my min now as the setting […]