College welcomes new professors
Freshmen were not the only new faces to the Florida Southern College campus this semester. There are also some new professors to the campus. The education, nursing, English, history, music and modern language departments have welcomed some new professors to their faculty.…
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FSC students Sam Tyburski and Catir Rosekelly enjoy the atmosphere and food in Wynee's Bistro. The cafeteria has undergone changes in the menu this summer under the guidance of a new head chef. Dining services introduces new chef, meal plan
With the start of a new school year often comes new food. This year, a new chef has arrived at FSC as well. His name is Chef Michael Naffziger, otherwise known as "Chef Naff," and is now serving as the new executive chef of dining services.
Naffziger came to FSC after spending more than 20 years cooking in the Central Florida area, including 18 years cooking at Disney World's hotels and Downtown Disney's Rainforest Café.…
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Intramural field construction leaves students worried
Last week marked the time when FSC students made their way back to Lakeland to begin the 2008-2009 school year with renewed excitement. Along with beginning their studies, the prospect of starting a new Intramural football season was also on the horizon. However, many students arrived at campus and gazed across the Hollis parking lot to find Callahan Field a tangled mess of dirt piles, grass patches, and concrete pipes.…
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September convocation themes to include SAGA, service, scholarship
On Sept. 10, all classes will be cancelled and FSC will hold the first convocation of the Fall 2008 semester in Branscomb Auditorium at 10:10 am, followed by a volunterr fair.
"The joy of being at a small private college is that we have the ability to gather as a community once a month - to celebrate, to learn, and to simply be together.…
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FeaturedFSC overseas: study abroad 2008154 students participated in the 2008 study abroad program, which offered expeditions to China, Tibet, Vietnam, England, France, Jamaica, and Spain. There were many experiences learned and memories never to be forgotten. The 30 students who visited China in May experienced a massive 9.Make a splash on Lake HollingsworthFlorida Southern College provides many opportunities on Lake Hollingsworth so that students can have fun in the water and sun. The waterfront program is open seven days a week from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. for FSC student, faculty and staff use. The program has four single kayaks, two double kayaks, one sailboat and one paddle boat available for those interested in going out on the lake.Is it a Craig's world?When the Internet first became big, people discussed how it was taking over the world, now, with Craigslist.org offering everything one could possibly need, it could be taking over the internet. "If the Tin Man, the Scarecrow, and a Cowardly Lion were around today they could probably find everything they needed along with a ride back to Kansas for Dorothy and ToTo on Craigslist," according to Times Magazine.Discovering Lakeland's beauty by bikeSpanish moss hanging from massive, ancient trees. Brick roads intersecting with smooth, newly paved asphalt. Large front porches housing rockers, planters and stained-glass windows. These are the hidden treasures of Lakeland. Have you seen them? Beyond Florida Southern College's architectural-rich-campus is the Lakeland community waiting to be explored. |