New signs bring a new look to campus

Roughly three weeks ago, new signs were installed on the New College campus.  While they may just point out the obvious to students, the new signage is actually part of a $400,000 comprehensive master plan of signs aiding directions, building identification, maps, parking and points…

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New College, Oxford professor visits New College of Florida

Shane Donglasan/Catalyst David Raeburn reads selections from his translation of "Metamorphosis" at a Bookstore I in downtown Sarasota. On Mar. 20, Classics scholar and professor David Raeburn read from his translation of Ovid’s “Metamorphosis” in front of a full audience at Bookstore 1 in downtown…

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Normally naked, the Black Lips do not reveal enough in Ybor

Sara Mineo/Catalyst Meandering my way through the crumbling streets of Ybor on a Friday night is not something I would choose to do often. But on Mar. 23, I pushed my way through hundreds of club-goers nevertheless. My destination: the Orpheum. My purpose: to see…

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WrestleMania comes to Miami

all photos courtesy of Kendreah Byron Attendance records were broken for the Sun Life Stadium in Miami when over 78,000 wrestling fans gathered for WrestleMania XXVII. The televised event featured famous wrestlers such as Kane, The Undertaker and Chris Jericho. The main event, however, was…

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Sanford marches in support of Trayvon Martin

On Monday, Mar. 26, Trayvon Martin’s parents, Sybrina Fulton and Tracy Martin, were among thousands marching in Sanford, Fla. to mark the month since the 17-year-old was shot to death in a gated community. Taryvon’s death, which occurred while he was walking to a convenience store to buy Skittles and Arizona green tea, has triggered a firestorm of protests after Sanford police failed to press charges against his killer, George Zimmerman. Many believe the killing was racially motivated, based on the killer’s conversation on a 911 recording. Zimmerman is believed to have followed the black youth, who was wearing a hoodie, and then bystanders heard a gunshot. The details of that fatal confrontation are open to dispute.

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NCSA Scholarship proposed to cushion tuition hikes

In the wake of hard hits on public education during the recent 2012 Florida legislative session, New College Student Alliance (NCSA) Vice President of Relations and Financial Affairs Alex Wyllie presented a resolution to the Towne Meeting on Mar. 14 that would revise NCF’s current…

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