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USF St. Petersburg psychology student William Nicks can tell you what you’re thinking about by studying blood flow in your brain. Anthropology student Elizabeth Southard spent the last two summers studying the social structure of the Gamo people in Ethiopia. Both students presented their studies at the Student Research Colloquium on Sept. 18 in the
Though smoking was banned on campus in Jan. 2012, not all tobacco smokers acknowledge the rule. Cigarette butts continue to dot USF St. Petersburg property, their owners not far gone. On Sunday, Sept. 8, after hearing a request from a student, Student Government Sen. Sophia Constantine made a post in the USFSP The Know It
Whether it’s the girl you spent the whole semester sitting next to but were too afraid to talk to, or the guy you had to admired from a distance in lab because of assigned seating, or even that special teacher you convinced yourself was always looking at you when speaking to class, time is running
Many months of planning culminated in a successful drive for clothes donations at the Fashion-a-Bull show on April 3. The goal of the event was to put something together that would require the efforts of the housing staff and USF St. Petersburg faculty to raise awareness and get students to donate to Community Action Stops
“Olympus Has Fallen” is a movie so patriotic that it practically bleeds red, white and blue. We find our lead characters dealing with the fallout from a tragedy that took place 18 months before when Korean extremists suddenly execute a plan to take over the White House. This attack involves a lot of heavy artillery
The Croods are a caveman family made up of a rebellious daughter, an overprotective father, a brainless brother, a caring mother, a wild child and a crotchety mother-in-law, and they are here to entertain any child that might find “The Flintstones” a little too ancient. The voice cast Emma Stone (“The Amazing Spiderman”), Nicolas Cage
“Spring Breakers” isn’t a movie; it’s a colorful mind-numbing experience. Director Harmony Korine (“Kids”, “Trash Humpers”) brings audiences into his depraved re-imagination of St. Petersburg for the next 90 minutes. After a lengthy opening party montage set to Skrillex’s “Scary Monsters and Nice Sprites”, the movie cuts to stars Selena Gomez (“Hotel Transylvania”), Vanessa Hudgens
“I don’t like needles” or “I’m afraid to give blood” are two of the most common reasons people do not donate blood, according to the American Red Cross. OneBlood Inc., which brings bloodmobiles to campus every month, gives students a chance to overcome their fears while donating to a valuable cause. The next chance to
An effective plot, great acting and smooth direction help Steven Soderbergh deliver the first great film of 2013 with “Side Effects.” Commercials advertising new prescription drugs often spend more time detailing side effects than benefits — often to the point of unintentional hilarity. “Side Effects” is about that concept, except it’s not all that funny
While stars Jason Bateman (“Arrested Development”) and Melissa McCarthy (“Mike & Molly”) have shown quite a bit of comedic talent in previous films and television shows, the filmmakers behind “Identity Thief” leave them out to dry with script that’s not entirely sure if it wants to be a gross-out comedy, an action comedy or a
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