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Get off your couch and go visit the Cummer

Ellie Strube | Feb 14, 2014

The Facts: What: Jacksonville’s Cummer Museum of Art and Gardens Cost: $6 for students with UNF ID, free on Tuesdays Date: Tuesday from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., Wednesday through Saturday from 10 a.m....

Molding stories—a look into Bede Clarke’s work

Ellie Strube | Feb 13, 2014

A traveler, a music-lover and an artist—Bede Clarke is the epitome of what many artists aspire to be. His work has appeared around the country and the world, in places like Taiwan, South Korea and Australia.

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Get off your couch and go to MOCA: free to students

Noor Ashouri | Feb 12, 2014

The Museum of Contemporary Arts, MOCA, provides a number of opportunities and experiences to become involved in the Jacksonville art world.

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Comedy Central coming to campus

Erica Santillo | Feb 12, 2014

Anthony Jeselnik is headlining at a Comedy Central comedy show, part of Osprey Productions' week of Homecoming events.

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Album Spotlight: Broken Bells – After the Disco

Douglas Markowitz | Feb 10, 2014

Four years after their first album, Danger Mouse and James Mercer reunited to produce After the Disco, an LP that combines several eras of music to create a unique but bland sound.

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Sleep debt can cost students a lot

Noor Ashouri | Feb 6, 2014

What researchers call “sleep debt” is proven to decrease your memory and learning ability. The infamous all-nighter: intended to help you make a better grade on tomorrow’s exam by skipping out...

UNF students make artistic bike racks for campus

Natalie Logan | Feb 5, 2014

Four UNF sculpture students were chosen to display their art on campus. From orange fish to electric cords, these students thought outside-the-box for these functional but fun sculptures.

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Drink up: coffee is better for you than you think

Noor Ashouri | Feb 5, 2014

Seriously, even the smell of coffee is rewarding for the sleep-deprived college student

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Daily Discovery: Too True

Douglas Markowitz | Feb 4, 2014

Dum Dum Girls’ excellent 2012 EP End of Daze hit all the right notes thanks to its atmospheric blend of indie-pop and garage-rock. Their newest album, Too True, delves heavily into goth-rock. This territory is familiar to the band, yet never exploited by them this much.

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2014 gets off to a mediocre start with Lone Survivor

Daniel Woodhouse | Jan 30, 2014

January is nobody’s favorite month in movies as it has been the traditional dumping ground for films Hollywood could care less about. Surprisingly, there have been quite a few critically acclaimed...

Worst movies of 2013

Daniel Woodhouse | Jan 29, 2014

Wonder what the worst pieces of film sludge were in 2013? Read on to find out just how bad bad movies can get...

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Artist Profile: Jordyn Rector

Randy Rataj | Jan 27, 2014

Jordyn Rector, UNF senior, tells about her progression as a painter, her love for Regina Spektor and her cravings for honey nut cashews.

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Get off your couch and go visit the Cummer

Molding stories—a look into Bede Clarke’s work

Get off your couch and go to MOCA: free to students

Comedy Central coming to campus

Album Spotlight: Broken Bells – After the Disco

Sleep debt can cost students a lot

UNF students make artistic bike racks for campus

Drink up: coffee is better for you than you think

Daily Discovery: Too True

2014 gets off to a mediocre start with Lone Survivor

Worst movies of 2013

Artist Profile: Jordyn Rector

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