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Harry Potter comes to UNF

Spinnaker | Feb 25, 2009

Following the directions Osprey Productions had given him, Harry Potter landed his Firebolt Feb. 16 on the Green, ready to have some fun. Students took part in a series of free and entertaining Harry Potter-related...

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"Top Five" Baseball songs

Spinnaker | Feb 25, 2009

It’s that time of year again. With Spring Training starting and exhibition games being played in Florida and Arizona, baseball is back and embroiled in its annual controversy. Yes, Bud Selig is Satan...

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Cookin’ with Mr. Chad

Spinnaker | Feb 25, 2009

Becoming a sushi chef is hard and laborious, as the time and effort needed to create sushi aren’t generally found in your everyday kitchen. But sushi has become an increasingly popular part of our culture...

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Student art project

Spinnaker | Feb 18, 2009

A student displayed this art project – a baby carriage complete with a floating manequin – on the Green Feb. 13 for the community to enjoy.  See more photos online at unfspinnaker.com.

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Master’s program goes global

Spinnaker | Feb 18, 2009

Picture a man in charge looking through resumes and tossing them into one of two piles: call for an interview or ignore. He lingers on one resume longer than the rest; this applicant has two master’s...

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Peace Corps an option to travel the world after earning degree

Spinnaker | Feb 18, 2009

She worked for 13 years at an advertising agency before she learned how to hand-wash clothes and cook on an open fire. She spent three months in Cameroon while living in a three-bedroom house with eight...

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Auto makers show off new models in Jacksonville

Spinnaker | Feb 18, 2009

As the American car show season winds down, fuel-efficiency and miles-per-gallon have proven to be the industry’s buzzwords of choice. And the Jacksonville International Car and Truck Show seemed to...

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Study abroad group to aid Guatemala

Spinnaker | Feb 18, 2009

Sitting on her couch, she read page after page detailing the issues hindering Guatemala’s development: the social problems caused by 36 years of civil war, lack of educational opportunities and the utter...

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Gaza photographer relates ‘unjust suffering’ to students

Spinnaker | Feb 18, 2009

Dead corpses lying in the street, screaming children covered with blood, demolished houses, fear and terror are what silenced the crowd that came to see how people live in the land of troubles. Skip...

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Beaches-area bagel shop remains popular despite poor economy

Spinnaker | Feb 18, 2009

Beach Boulevard is certainly notorious for the oodles of bourgeois strip malls dotting either side of the busy highway. There’s an endless array of aptly named nail shops, auto repair centers and fried...

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"Top Five" Underrated Motown Songs

Spinnaker | Feb 18, 2009

In honor of Black History Month, this week’s top-five list commemorates some of the tracks that might have slipped through the cracks from the legendary Motown Records, which was the first record label...

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‘Friday the 13th’ doesn’t quite live up to its superstition

Spinnaker | Feb 18, 2009

Before the title “Friday the 13th” even flashed on the screen in blood-red colors, the infamous Jason collected tons of frightful screams and disgusted expressions from his audience. This modern-day...

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