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RSS FeedJerrod Simpson Contributing Writer Not that these guys are drama queens, but they have a sick fetish for making you wait. They use their songs to construct tension like a high rise, stacking layer upon layer until you realize you were waiting for a moment that has already passed. It’s like riding a wave that
Amy Heckler Contributing Editor The premiere of “Dry Creek,” directed by USF St. Petersburg professor Debbie Wolfe, aired Oct. 5, at 9:30 p.m. on In Country Television, a national satellite network. “It’s a western that addresses timeless human issues, but we try to keep everything kind of fun and lighthearted,” Wolfe said. “Dry Creek” is
Lenay Ruhl Staff Writer If you’re looking for a deal, you can’t miss this one—literally. The big sign in front of the bright yellow building with eye-catching odds and ends reads, “Haines Road Thrift Shop!” bragging underneath it “Best deal in town.” The Haines Road Thrift Shop is owned and operated by Mary Brophy-Lee, a
Amanda Pretulac Contributing Editor College fashion revolves around comfort, but that does not mean that sweatpants are the only option. Look to the fall runways for inspiration. This season’s trends include military style, plaid, oversized knits and ’20s-inspired looks. I have selected four types of personalities to fit each trend, with budget friendly and comfortable
Taylor Gaudens Contributing Editor Mineral makeup has been on the market for several years. Many companies are producing their own lines to keep up with the demand for having beneficial ingredients for the skin. The benefit of most mineral makeup is that they do not have parabens, a preservative and bonding agent used in nearly
Lauren Martin Staff Writer The Black Student Association, Latin American Student Association, and the Office of Multicultural Affairs sponsored the Caribbean heritage event on Oct. 5, to celebrate students’ cultures. “There are a lot of people on campus that were born in the islands or have a Caribbean background,” said Roshaun Reno, a member of
Photo by Aimee Alexander/Crow’s Nest Ashley Rogers Neighborhood News Bureau Animal shelters across the country care for an estimated 6 to 8 million dogs and cats every year, according to the Humane Society of the United States. Approximately 3 to 4 million of those animals are then euthanized due to overpopulation and limited housing facilities.
Austin Arias Neighborhood News Bureau The students at the Academy Prep Center of St. Petersburg are anxiously anticipating the release of their debut issue of the school’s first student-produced newspaper. The program was recently added to the Center’s roster of enrichment program offerings after increased student demand. “The students wanted to start a newspaper because
Rob Bibelhauser Staff Writer As the NCAA hoops season quickly approaches, the USF Bulls basketball team looks to pick up right where it left off. Last year’s 20-13 record, which was one of the best in school history, ended in disappointment as the Bulls’ early exit from the conference tournament meant narrowly missing a bid
Greg Lindberg Sports Editor “Cheering is prohibited and you will be removed from the press box,” a voice said over the loudspeaker. When my brain finally processed those words, I Immediately knew this was going to be an unusual experience. At the Sept. 25 USF home football game against Western Kentucky, I received the special
