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What does it say about our pop culture when The Twilight Saga: New Moon and Shakira's unrelated She Wolf CD both dropped before Black Friday? It says that women, witches and wolves are hot, as has been the case for a very long time.
'Queer Quills' starts a reading series of gay- and lesbian-themed plays
Queer Quills, a reading series of plays with gay and lesbian themes, starts Sunday night with The Children's Hour , directed by Thomas Ouellette.
Roughly 50 percent of the student body at Rollins College is from the state of Florida, and know about the state-funded scholarship program Bright Futures.
Theaters and Galleries: Shows to See Now
John DiDonna's young and energetic student cast give us mixed results. While most of the acting is exemplary , the director and his crew did miss some of the black humor at the heart of Weidman's book, as well as some of the pathos of the story's disturbed loners.
Rollins Dance Marathon makes miracles happen
This year's Dance Marathon event was filled with non-stop movement and meaning. Last Saturday from 2 p.m. until 2 a.m., Rollins students, faculty and staff, along with members of the local community, joined together for 12 hours of dancing, games, food, music and entertainment in the Cornell Campus Center.
in Theaters and Galleries: Shows to See
My Camera Speaks for Me: Photography by Douglas Nesbitt Uncompromising reality has led photographer Douglas J. Nesbitt into nearly every aspect of contemporary photography, from advertising to portraiture to documentation to fine art.
Executive Profile: Augusto Sanabria
Augusto Sanabria was named president and CEO of the Orlando-based Hispanic Business Initiative Fund last month - six years after starting as an intern with the group.
TODAY 12:30 p.m. Canterbury: Christina Carracino will sign in the upper school courtyard to play volleyball with Rollins College.
Advanced Disposal new marketing rep
Advanced Disposal Services, Inc., a regional provider of integrated solid waste and recycling collection, transfer, and disposal services, is pleased to announce the hiring of Sharon Smoley as Municipal Marketer for the Orlando, Florida area.
VERO BEACH, Fla./MANCHESTER - Stewart Manee Ledbetter, 76, died peacefully Nov. 5 with loving family by his side, following a three-year battle with cancer, and an amazing life.
High School Roundup: Canterbury prevails with five-set thriller
Christina Carracino notched 35 kills as Canterbury defeated Bradenton St. Stephens 22-25, 25-20, 26-24, 24-26, 15-9, in a Region 2A-3 quarterfinal on Wednesday.
CL Feature: Gen of The Genitorturers, which play The Ritz Ybor on Friday night
The siren wails of ascending notes, the speedy electro hammering of programmed drums and a fat and sinister guitar riff open Blackheart Revolution .
FDR's 1936 visit to Central Florida
Thousands of Central Florida residents came to see President Franklin Roosevelt in March of 1936.
Executive Profile: Craig E. Polejes
Craig Polejes became CEO of Florida Bank of Commerce in February, taking charge of a fledgling community bank amid the worst financial crisis since the 1930s.
Who's who at Rollins: Pat Schoknecht
Q: Please tell me a little bit about yourself. Besides having the prestigious title of Chief Information Officer, what does your position encompass? A: Information Technology is responsible for all aspects of technology on the campus.
Grier: Creating Jobs Must Be Job Number One for Lakeland
Published: Sunday, October 25, 2009 at 12:01 a.m. Last Modified: Monday, October 26, 2009 at 3:01 a.m. LAKELAND Clarence Grier said he is nowhere near retirement and is ready to begin a new career as a Lakeland city commissioner.
'Elijah' shows Bach Festival is still going strong at 75
A nniversaries are always a good time to take stock of things, especially when several important ones coincide, as happened Saturday evening in Rollins College 's Knowles Chapel.
Most students' initial impression of Rollins College comes while fully engaged in their RCC class.
Building a Multi-Cultural World
MR. PRESIDENT: Dr. Alejandro Toledo, the former President of Peru, visitied the Rollins College campus on Oct.
Scientific American Price Change Defended; Oberlin Group Not Convinced
Nature Publishing Group , the publisher of Scientific American , is not backing down in response to complaints about the timing and extent of new subscription pricing, which treats the well-respected consumer publication - which experienced no price change for years - like an STM publication.
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