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Club Profile: FSA connects on Filipino time

Noor Ashouri | Mar 11, 2014

Anna Santiago is called to the front to be auctioned off. She is wearing a black leather jacket, snowman fleece pajama pants, and high heels. She takes off her leather jacket as she walks to the front...

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Nationally acclaimed writers coming to UNF as part of Douglas Anderson Writers’ Festival

Danae Leake | Mar 6, 2014

UNF students have the opportunity to pick the brains of some of the most well-established authors in the nation Saturday, possibly free of charge.

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Get off your couch and go to Art Walk

Ellie Strube | Feb 21, 2014

Music. Food. Art. Beer. If you enjoy any of these four, then Art Walk is the place for you. It takes place on the first Wednesday of every month, and it’s definitely the place to be.

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Styrofoam duck to migrate to zoo for the winter season

Jason Howard | Nov 21, 2013

UNF’s favorite yellow duck is on the move again.

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Students create empty bowls for an event that will fill them

Jason Howard | Nov 12, 2013

Jeff Browning, a UNF sculpture senior, unpacks a rectangular mass of clay and starts slicing it over a long, angled wire. It looks like comically large cheese, maybe even packaged meat, processed and...

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Void and The Elbow connect downtown to the beaches

Natalie Logan | Nov 7, 2013

Two main regions of the United States’ largest geographical city are divided by a half-an-hour drive. Two local companies, Void and The Elbow, want to fix this, so they’ve come up with the idea for The Jacksonville Connector.

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The Dog Apollo is off the leash

Natalie Logan | Oct 10, 2013

A year and a half ago, four guys met up at the Town Center Chick-fil-A for what would become their first meeting as a band.

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Ozzie’s Oktoberfest 2013

Spinnaker | Oct 3, 2013

Ozzie’s Oktoberfest 2013 is back. Come out and enjoy some food, entertainment and beer.

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Running for her life

Josh Brannock | Sep 19, 2013

A UNF staff member took on extreme temperatures, elevation changes, over-hydration and blisters to get the chance to compete in one of the most difficult foot races on the planet.

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Lyme Disease Bites — Not just in the Northeast

Noor Ashouri | Sep 5, 2013

  Three years ago, while studying Lyme disease at UNF, Dr. Kerry Clark received complaints from a resident in northern Georgia. The resident was concerned the thriving number of ticks in...

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Interview with Corey Smith

Jessica Harden | Sep 3, 2013

S: Tell me about your craziest experience on tour. CS: I’ve got bit… After meeting with fans I was getting my picture made with this lady and she was drunk and she reached over and bit me, and drew blood. So I had a big bite mark I had to explain to my wife, “You’re not gonna believe this, but I actually got bit”.

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Column: Conference realignment has reached ludicrous speed

Josh Brannock | Jul 8, 2013

Mercer and ETSU just so happen to be two of five schools in the A-Sun that field a football team. The A-Sun however does not recognize football as a conference sport. But you know who does? Money to the one who guessed SoCon, that’s the Southern Conference’s acronym -- I like it.

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