‘Post No Bills’ emotional powerhouse

Inspired by a National Public Radio story detailing a mysterious wall in Berlin where people posted fliers with oddly personal stories, Emily Rich crafted “Post No Bills,” a play that focuses on Tori, an awkward but ambitious journalist who wants to interview the people behind…

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Baby possibly cured of HIV

A baby born in rural Mississippi has been cured of HIV, doctors report. The child, now more than two years old, has been off retroviral drugs for a year and shows no signs of the virus. When the child was delivered in fall of 2010,…

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St. Patrick’s Day Celebration

Twin Lakes Park was transformed into a little piece of Ireland this past Sunday to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day. The crowd – which appeared to be one solid mass of green from a distance – ate, drank and experienced merriment as they enjoyed the gorgeous…

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Gov. Scott addresses jobs and education in State of the State

Jobs, jobs, jobs. That was the takeaway from Gov. Rick Scott’s state of the state address. The Republican governor touted Florida’s s improving economy, championed deeper tax cuts and discussed his plans for education reform as he made the case for his reelection. The speech,…

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We Serve You Dinner

Hamilton “Ham” Center was  transformed into a venue worthy of  more than a couple stars at the New  College Student Alliance (NCSA) We  Serve You (WSY) Dinner last Sunday  night. The Tiffany blue and white decor  was perfectly complimented by the  pastel floral arrangements. Students,…

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Crimea remains a serious issue for Russia, Ukraine

It is almost impossible to find a Russian news story about Ukraine that does not mention the interim Kiev government as “fascists” or “Nazis” in the first paragraph. In turn, news sources affiliated with Kiev quickly report rumors of Russian soldiers flying into the capitol.…

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Ultra Violet: “Equality at a Higher Frequency”

A billboard on a truck, parked in the Shell parking lot, peering out onto the Sarasota-Bradenton International Airport states that women still earn $.84 to every dollar that men earn. A similar billboard is located south on University from the airport. Slightly out of place…

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Ringling Underground

Under the faint glow of a waxing crescent moon, the usually placid Ringling courtyard gleamed with neon flashing lights and boomed with the harmonies of a live band. The Ringling Underground, a monthly event that transforms the antique venue into an eclectic evening of the arts, never fails to entertain. The high-energy evening…

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Sail team sails into fourth place

The New College sail team sailed into fourth place on Saturday, March 8  in their In-Conference Regatta, coming behind Eckerd College, Jacksonville  University and the University of South  Florida. Racing started at around 11 AM  with a steady breeze that allowed eight  races to be…

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