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One small venue, three big bands

By The Spinnaker | Published January 26, 2011

Don’t run from the police. Headliners Tokyo Police Club lead a San Marco show Jan. 29. Find out more about them and the two opening bands.

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Strap on the steal-toed boots or abstain?

By The Spinnaker | Published November 21, 2009

Nov. 20 is National Kick a Ginger Day, campus gingers share their outlooks Gingerism. Regardless of the tint of your luscious locks, most folks are familiar with the classification. While at one time to be a ginger merely meant to behold the rare gift of being born with red hair, as of recent, this term [...]

Posted in Features | Also tagged Cartman, gingerism, gingers, Joel Schmidt, Judy Gammons, kick, kicking, locks, National Geographic, red hair, redheads, sexual desires, south park, tresses Comments

The Life and Death of the GINA Robot

By The Spinnaker | Published November 18, 2009

GINA Robot fails to fetch all of ‘Mars Rocks’
A team of UNF students was one out of 17 finalists that competed their robots at the international 2009 American Society of Mechanical Engineers student design competition in Lake Buena Vista, Fla. Nov. 15.

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Studying abroad may improve chances of securing a job

By The Spinnaker | Published May 7, 2009

A background in foreign cultures through the study abroad programs may help students who often realize that being hired is a greater challenge now than it has ever been since the Great Depression. Besides the changing economy, other factors such as experience abroad play a role in student’s competitiveness in the workforce and his or [...]

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