Professor Bob Johnson’s office is empty, with the exception of a stack of books on topics ranging from vector calculus to the making of Ireland left by him for the office’s newest occupant, visiting Professor of History Brendan Goff. Before coming to New College of…
While the lingering summer humidity swelled, the Coalition of Immokalee Workers (CIW) pedaled onward. On Aug. 26th, the Coalition, along with Interfaith Action Network organizers, set forth on a 200 mile Critical Mass bike trek from Immokalee to Lakeland in order to demand that Publix…
photo courtesy of Larry Locke From left to right: Campus Life Coordinators Katy Collins ('06) and Larry Locke Along with 273 pairs of fresh feet and a towering Academic Center with the four winds blowing in its courtyard, this fall term welcomed new faces, structures,…
On the weekend of Saturday, Aug. 3, Broken Rules Productions, in association with Sarasota Pride, threw the first soon-to-be annual Fabulous Independent Film Festival in Gompertz Theatre in downtown Sarasota. From 2p.m to 10p.m the fest screened four LGBT themed feature length films and three…
Images courtesy of pottermore.com. On July 21, 2007 critics said it was the “beginning of the end:” all seven Harry Potter books had been released and there were only three movies left to enjoy. This past summer, as the world approached the epic conclusion to…
It is an unfortunate instance when one finds themselves stranded in the bathroom with no toilet paper. In such a situation, they are given two options: they may either venture out into the open with their pants around their ankles in hopes of finding a…
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Skylar Ead/Catalyst In the wake of a continuing recession, major federal budget cuts and even the downgrading of America’s credit rating, it should come as no surprise to students that New College is facing concern about the future of federal financial aid support. With the…
All photos Taylor Meredith/Catalyst A sarcastic voice cried out, “The Great State of Florida!” in response to a comment made by a Florida legislator at the front of the room. This was just one of many disgruntled exclamations heard at the redistricting hearing that took…
All photos Corey Rodda/Catalyst Gathered under the rainbow flag, a spirited group of Novocollegians showed Republican presidential candidate Michele Bachmann that Florida was no safe haven for what some perceive as her message of intolerance. “Two! four! six! eight! — you can’t pray the gay…
