Thomas Jefferson once said, “Democracy is nothing more than mob rule, where fifty-one percent of the people take away the rights of the other forty-nine.” In light of recent “Occupy” activism, it is imperative that Americans spend time thinking about what it means to live in a democratic Republic. A Republic is a state in […]
LaPointe, 62, has been at St. Petersburg College for twenty-five years, where she has taught Composition I and II, Honors Composition I and II, World Literature, and Introduction to Women Writers. She will teach Classical Mythology in January.
And she is serious about what she does.
The liberation of property and humankind can at times demand the bondage of those in pursuit of it – on Thursday, the 1st of December, the latter would be fulfilled after Occupy Tampa settled atop a hill within Julian B. Lane Riverfront Park to celebrate Public Space Liberation Day, a themed event created in recognition […]
-Gymnasium / Gibbs Campus Both the men and women basketball teams have looked good, played hard and won the majority of their games to start the first half of the season. The Women Titans are undefeated with an 8-0 record and ranked #5 in the state region 8 NJCAA rankings after beating the Florida State College of […]
By your interest in these very words, it is safe to assume you struggle with vanity- or at least you know someone else who’s “not you” and may need some more information on “their” issue. Either way, glad you’re here! Rest a bit, have a seat, and put down the mirror– just this once.Vanity is […]
Why study abroad? “The City of Salamanca is an absolutely beautiful Mecca of Iberian culture, language, and life. I was astounded, the first day we arrived, by the beauty of the Gothic architecture, the history of a rich culture, the warmth of the people, the delectable food, and by the life-long friendships I made during […]
It’s hard to believe that the holidays are right around the corner. As the semester comes to an end, we are left with three weeks of winter break with nothing to do! So why not beat the heat this winter by staying indoors and spending your holidays with the arts. City Of St. Petersburg: Holiday […]
Past the restaurants and ritz of Beach Drive Northeast came a score of the outspoken from Occupy St. Petersburg, bearing signs and marching in silence through the darkness of Sunday evening.
The Annual Folkfest is held every fall in downtown St.Petersburg. It is run by Creative Clay, whose Creative Clay Cultural Art Center serves people with physical, mental, and developmental disabilities.This year marked the 5th festival. The festival includes folk artist from different area, both within the state and outside, and multiple street folk artists. Some […]