Students measure value of cryptocurrencies

Open distributed ledger technology--or “cryptocurrencies”--global market capitalization exploded from $20 billion in February of last year to $850 billion at its peak in the beginning of January 2018, forcing the hand of governments, banks and folks around us to start talking about it. Federal Reserve…

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Police, payroll and parties: Walls attract controversy
NCPD cruisers in front of the old station, which was located in the Viking Motel building. (Image courtesy of Bill Wise)

Police, payroll and parties: Walls attract controversy

After a violent incident at a Wall between Sarasota locals and students in 2008, the administration instituted a policy requiring Walls, public school-sponsored parties, to end at 2 a.m. Students’ response to the 2 a.m. curfew was divided, but many felt that the then-Dean of…

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The waiting game: off-campus housing and the complex application process
Since Stier's departure from New College, Housing and Residence Life has been taken up by administrators such as Nicole Gelfert and S. Marjorie Thomas.

The waiting game: off-campus housing and the complex application process

  While many students may be looking forward to the end of the semester, others must secure lease agreements–and ultimately, their housing situation–before the spring semester begins. Around half of the students who apply to live off-campus are put on a wait list, resulting in…

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Dance Collective prepares for showcase during high energy rehearsal
Bocanumenth's choreographed dance to Demi Lovato's "Sorry Not Sorry" ends with dancers up in the air and landing onto the stage.

Dance Collective prepares for showcase during high energy rehearsal

  “One more time,” Matthew Bocanumenth shouted as Demi Lovato’s newest anthem, “Sorry Not Sorry,” blares through the fitness center. Now just over a week before the show, the dances for this semester’s Dance Collective are coming together. After months of planning and practicing, this…

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Write Night: The WRC is the place to go as finals loom over the horizon
(Photo by Michala Head/Catalyst) New College's Writing Resource Center is full of cushioned seats, whiteboards for brainstorming and tables for people to meet with the SWA's.

Write Night: The WRC is the place to go as finals loom over the horizon

  No prompts or preparations are required for students to get help with their lab reports or reflection papers at New College of Florida’s Writing Resource Center (WRC). Tucked away down a hall in the Jane Banecroft library, New College’s Student Writing Assistants (SWAs) are…

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