By Courtney McClendon “The Perfect Guy” is a film that shows how stalking and harassment can quickly escalate to something greater than obsessive texting and calling. “I had an ex-boyfriend that would call me repeatedly, so I got my number changed. That was all it took, thank God,” says Thelicia Perry. The story brings forth […]
If you’ve visited the Tarpon campus in recent months, you may have noticed that the Administration Building has been closed for a major renovation. Well the building is back open and you won’t believe the new technology and services that are available to students inside! What used to be a run-down looking space has received […]
By Eric Clark Featured are two pictures during a MAX Meeting on the Tarpon Springs Campus. In the photo to the left is Professor and MAX Advisor Randy Lightfoot, Peer Advisor and President Eric Clark (turquoise), and Vice President Corey MacDonald (grey). The picture to the right shows MAX […]
By Pat Denney Both high school and college students have found an alternate, cheaper, and reliable way of getting to class and other places using a ride-sharing service. Multiple companies throughout the Tampa Bay Area provide ride-sharing services such as Uber and Lyft. It is as simple as downloading an app on the cell phone […]
By Jenna Jean Amalie Arena is becoming a hot spot for concerts and shows. Amalie Arena, formally known as the Times Forum, or as your parents knew it, The Ice Palace, has been well known for hockey, arena football, and networking expos, but is now hosting shows for many popular artists. Why does Amalie make […]
St. Petersburg, Fla. (Oct. 5, 2015) – From the hit movies Pootie Tang and Mr. Deeds to his breakout role on HBO’s Curb Your Enthusiasm, JB Smoove is one of comedy’s brightest stars. The New York comedian, actor and award-winning writer brings his distinctive brand of standup to The Palladium Theater Saturday, Jan. 16 at […]
By Kirsten Harpin Edited by Cindy Swisher The classic “American style diner” is home to all-day breakfast, the most comforting of comfort foods, and, it seems, only to those over the age of 60. These restaurants strewn all across this glorious country, particularly in the Midwest and Northeast, are the epitome of American culture. American […]
On Sept. 30, the Latino’s United club thrilled students, staff, and guests with a spectacular Hispanic Heritage Festival. Free food was provided and talented dancers from Tampa Bay Flamenco Dance Company put on a show on a stage set up in the courtyard outside the Agora building. The festival also welcomed a group from Ecuador […]
By Noah Nellis President Obama has crossed another promise off his list. The United States, along with the United Kingdom, Russia, France, China, Germany, the European Union, and Iran have signed an agreement to end Iran’s ability to develop nuclear weapons. This process has taken nearly two years to come to fruition. This agreement was […]