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Volleyball: Tribe too much for Ospreys

Spinnaker Sep 10, 2009

As The UNF volleyball team left the Appalachian State Invitational Sept. 5 after winning two matches and falling to William and Mary University in their final match. “We had a great tournament and will...

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Game of the Week: Golf opens season at Wolf Run

Spinnaker Sep 10, 2009

The UNF golf team will try to improve upon their previous ranking of 11th place from last year’s Wolf Run Intercollegiate as they return to Indiana Sept. 12 through Sept. 13. “We have only been practicing...

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Wins key to filling seats, securing funding

Spinnaker Sep 10, 2009

Last year, arriving five minutes before game time still got you a good spot on the first or second row for most UNF men’s and women’s basketball games. However, UNF’s revised Osprey Club plans to...

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Escape anime-centric Japanese culture with free film festival

Spinnaker Sep 10, 2009

You can now break away from your limited and anime-based education on Japanese culture as UNF is holding a Japanese film series. The films will have English subtitles and will be free of charge Tuesday,...

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Proximal Pilgrimages: Anheuser-Busch Brewery hops into style

Spinnaker Sep 10, 2009

A winding sidewalk through hedges and annuals leads the visitor of the Anheuser-Busch Brewery to a double door, under a glimmering green awning, adorned with their logo. Upon entering the lobby, the visitor...

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Students squeegee ink into art at MOCA

Spinnaker Sep 10, 2009

The UNF Printmaker’s Guild — a collection of graphic design majors, studio art majors and at least one photography major — will be exhibiting their printing prowess and giving away customized artwork...

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Come clean with some psychedelic shoegaze dreams

Spinnaker Sep 10, 2009

Strawberries might seem like the ultimate complement to kiwis, that is, until you hear New Zealand band The Clean. Then you might fully fathom that it’s not berries at all that play the perfect foil...

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Children use imagination to open hospital doors

Spinnaker Sep 10, 2009

Artistic expression gives a flavor to life, a sign of reason to keep progressing, a hope of what could be if a bridge were built between one’s imagination and reality. After combining the creative genius...

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Libertarian way to be a global humanist

Spinnaker Sep 10, 2009

I have recently been convinced that neither Liberals nor Conservatives are global humanitarians anymore. Caring for your fellow man is a prime tenant of every major religion and is at the heart of most...

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US should rethink Afghanistan troop escalation

Spinnaker Sep 10, 2009

Last week, conservative columnist George Will caused quite a stir within the ranks of the Washington punditocracy with his surprising call to withdraw U.S. forces from Afghanistan. Fellow conservatives...

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Miracles really do fly

Spinnaker Sep 9, 2009

We’ve all had the human flying dream, you know, a species favorite involving the surreal sensation of taking flight, soaring over our towns and surrendering to the wind as it whips the fibers of your...

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Parking causes issues for students, faculty

Spinnaker Sep 9, 2009

During the first week of classes, Glenn Guzzo drove around the garages for close to an hour trying to find parking for his Wednesday class at UNF. This wouldn’t be out of the ordinary if he was a student....

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