by Iovanna Borjas Kayla Orefice sits down in the big sofa of her living room. The whole room is dark except for a lamp behind her. She holds a deck of cards in her hands, organizing them as she gets ready to use them. Her face frowns with concentration but her hands are steady with …
by Jori Ayers It started off with me drawing,” said twenty-two year-old artist and creator, Nneka Jones. “Then that developed into me having a passion for creating things and using my hands to create things.” Nneka Jones is from Trinidad and Tobago but now resides in Tampa, FL where she is a current student at …
by Jakob Becker Sergio Agustin, freshman advertising and public relations major, remembers distinctly the horror he felt when he first heard about the Parkland shooting. Being a Floridian, the idea of a school shooting was something he never saw coming so close to home. It was a foreign concept that happened everywhere else but here, …
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By KATIE STOCKDALE “The best part about having a dog is every night, when after a long day, they are thrilled to see you,” said Jill Conway, senior journalism major. “She’ll jump on top of me, it’s so cute, she just cuddles up next to me, she’s like ‘I’m so happy that you’re home!’ And …
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BY CAMERON MOORE At plain sight, 15-year-old Marisol was a regular waitress working in Texas. However, behind the curtains, Marisol was being forced to sell sex at a cantina and give up all her tip money to her trafficker. She was smuggled across the border by an organized network and housed in a cramped apartment …
