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Curious Reporter

Jason Howard • Dec 4, 2013

According to interviews by UNF Spinnaker, students know their WWII heroes, love their cronuts, and have a sore spot for demoted planets.

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Switchfoot concert defies expectations

Spinnaker • Dec 3, 2013

Switchfoot's concert on Oct. 24 combines a movie and music experience.

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Daily Discovery: Danny Brown – Old

Spinnaker • Dec 3, 2013

Danny Brown's two albums combine differing themes and contribute to his unique rap sound.

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Artist Profile: Russell Bailey

Randy Rataj • Dec 2, 2013

The Spinnaker interviews Russell Bailey, UNF sculptor senior, to discover how he works with natural surfaces to create constructive but controversial pieces of art.

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Daily Discoveries: Death Grips and DJ Rashad

Spinnaker • Nov 22, 2013

Doug Markowitz from Spinnaker Radio brings a daily discovery, featuring Death Grips and DJ Rashad.

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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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Waves for December 2013

Blake Middleton • Nov 19, 2013

Find out what happening around Jacksonville during December.

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‘Captain Phillips’ Faces off against Pirates

Daniel Woodhouse • Nov 16, 2013

Captain Phillips is a fun well-written action thriller that does a nice job of paying homage to its source material.

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‘The Counselor’ is a Bust

Daniel Woodhouse • Nov 15, 2013

The Road and No Country for Old Men are two of the most unique fiction novels of the modern era. Cormac McCarthy seems to have slipped up in his latest work, The Counselor.

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Scott Turow: author and attorney

Natalie Logan • Nov 14, 2013

Turow's most famous books include Presumed Innocent, Burden of Proof and One L. According to his website, he’s won the Heartland Prize, Kennedy Book Award and Time Magazine’s Best Work of Fiction award.

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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...

Waves for November 2013

Cassidy Thomas • Nov 7, 2013

Check the list of November events to know what's going on in Jacksonville.

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