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Transgender performance artist Scott Turner Schofield will be at Rollins next week doing a series of workshops and appearances on the subject of diversity on college campuses.
Specs is a journal of contemporary culture and arts at Rollins College that aims to create sympathetic interfaces between artistic and critical practices.
Sitting in the Rollins College auditorium surrounded by bloggers typing away on laptops and others Twittering on their smartphones, I knew BlogOrlando was my kind of conference.
Public defender's contest pits 'fresh' against experience
In the race for the Treasure Coast's top criminal defense attorney, incumbent Public Defender Diamond Litty has had to contend against something she hasn't faced in 16 years - a challenger.
Ortiz faces lobbying complaint
A month away from Election Day, Orange County Republican Senate candidate Belinda Ortiz is facing a complaint accusing her of failing to register as a lobbyist in Tallahassee.
Brazilian Capoeira kicks ass on Mills Lawn
Many Mills Lawn passerbies on Friday night, Sept. 19, stopped to watch and listen to the chanting, singing and music of the RODA event that began at 9:00. This first RODA of the year was conducted by the ...
Ortiz complaint dismissed; GOP goes on the warpath
Florida House lawyers have dismissed a complaint filed against Republican Senate candidate Belinda Ortiz by a Rollins College student, deciding there was no evidence she had improperly lobbied lawmakers.
Tropicalia book: Biography shows how living rich is a cursed blessing
Remember Richie Rich, the poor little rich boy of comic book fame? Now picture him with a cutting wit, a paprika-red "Jewfro" and a tendency to dress in drag and belt out Judy Garland show tunes and you've got ...
SAT Scores Will Play Bigger Role for Schools
Published: Friday, September 26, 2008 at 12:01 a.m. Last Modified: Saturday, September 27, 2008 at 3:10 a.m. LAKELAND Right now, Polk County's low SAT scores have mainly affected students and the county's ...
Committee to decide on curriculum reform
Many of Rollins students may spend their entire four years of college without ever hearing of the Curriculum Review and Renewal Committee.
The Steinway as work of art, the pianist as hottie
That's French concert pianist Helene Grimaud, who will perform in recital at Tiedtke Hall at Rollins College at 3 p.m. Oct.
Legacy of NC's Black Mountain College continues
Starting in the 1930s, a small, experimental college on the dense wood slopes of North Carolina's western mountains left an outsized mark on American art and culture.
British Virgin Islands Offshore World
New Appointment to the Post of Deputy Governor
In the beginning of this week, Mrs. V. Inez Archibald took office as Deputy Governor of the British Virgin Islands .
Read Feel the Peace in Feel the Peace
A strange thing happened to the reviewers assigned to preview films from the Global Peace Film Festival: No matter the up-and-down production values, the content hit its target, soliciting an overwhelming sense ...
Soldier bore invisible scars that made safe return a mirage
Friends and family have been coming to the Oviedo home of Peter and Sibille Pritchard all week.
SPIRIT: This past week Dance Marathon sponsered their Spirit Week with Superhero Tuesday, Wacky Tacky Wednesday, Pirates vs Ninjas Thursday and Rockin' DM Spirit Friday.
University of West Florida: UWF Men's Soccer Shutouts Rollins 2-0
The University of West Florida men's soccer team shutout South Region rival Rollins College 2-0 Friday night to improve to 4-0-1 on the season.
The banjo virtuoso will be screening his documentary about the banjo's African roots, as well as rehearsing and performing with the Rollins College jazz Ensemble.
Orlando International Piano Competition
Founded by Ellen Hamilton, the Florida International Piano Competition presents Central Florida first world-class international piano competition, the Grand Bohemian Orlando International Piano Competition, ...
David Estes, at 86; founded Cape's Landfall restaurant
Magical summers spent vacationing and working as a "summer kid" on Cape Cod in the 1930s led Indiana native David Estes to dream of opening a business there one day.