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How the trade war between China and the U.S. could affect Chinese students

Breanna Cataldo, Features Editor Jun 21, 2019

Chinese students using visas to attend U.S. colleges could be affected by the tariffs and retaliations made between Beijing and Washington D.C. Trade negotiations between China and the U.S. began wavering...

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Richard Tryon. Photo by Alan Vargas.

UNF professor weighs in on the potential for war with China

Alan Vargas Oct 8, 2018

A dangerous naval incident on Sunday, Sept. 30, combined with ongoing trade disputes have raised the specter of war between the two largest militaries and economies of the world. The likelihood of...

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Professor Andres Gallo. Photo by Alan Vargas.

UNF professor explains what the recent Chinese tariffs are, how they work and why we should care

Alan Vargas Sep 27, 2018

With the words “trade war” being thrown around lately, one may wonder what is actually going on and how this “trade war” started. Put simply, there has been a recent back-and-forth effort between...

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UNF signs partnership with opaque Chinese institute

Christian Ayers Oct 29, 2014
UNF signed a contract to establish a Confucius Institute, well aware of the program's transparency issues as reported by the American Association of University Professors.
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News in brief: UNF has more Chinese culture and new UNFPD chief, human rights, haunted house

Lydia Moneir Oct 29, 2014
This week, UNF opens Confucius Institute, welcomes new UNFPD Chief, and celebrates Halloween.
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Called for Traveling

Travis Gibson Sep 6, 2013
“The fans could smoke in the stands. And you’d be playing and the opposing team’s coach would just be drinking a beer and calling plays,” Smith said.
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The East: A tale of mystery, complicated morality

Daniel Woodhouse Jul 23, 2013
Indie films are hit or miss, and The East makes direct contact. The indie political thriller takes the audience through a tumultuous plot ride, challenging the concept of morality every step of the way.
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Jacksonville Chinese Association celebrates Chinese New Year at UNF

Zach Sweat Feb 11, 2013

The Jacksonville Chinese Association hosted its annual New Year’s celebration event Feb. 9 to bring in the Year of the Snake. This year’s event featured acts such as an onstage performance of PSY’s...

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“Oh, no you didn’t, Oscar!”

Katie Gile Mar 2, 2012
The Academy Awards left talent in the dust sans-award. Read on for a movie fanatic's take on it.
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Lights, Camera, Swoop

Spinnaker Jan 25, 2012
Campus MovieFest seeks out creative aspiring filmmakers for ready-set-go movie production.
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Horror Fest brings short, feature films to Jacksonville

Spinnaker Oct 21, 2011
Freaky show - Five Points Horror Fest brings variety of scary flicks to Jacksonville.
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Nation World Oct. 19

Joseph Basco Oct 21, 2011
Tibetan nun sets herself on fire in protest
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