Category: <span>Features</span>

Published: March 29, 2006 We rule.  Simple as that is; we rule.  We are the best thing on the face of the planet, and therefore deserve worshipping.  Best way to worship a newspaper staff?  Read their newspaper. It provides head coverage from rain.  Hey, hey it’s a use!  And we live in Florida, also known...

Dawn Baird Published: March 29, 2006 Ursula Snood looked approvingly at her image in the full length mirror. She smiled, confident she was dressed to impress. Legendary Lulu Lanagan, wardrobe power guru, says, “You never get a second chance to make a first impression when applying for a job.” After Hurricane Katrina rolled through New...

Moria Dailey Published: March 29 2006 Hello, cheap folks!  Here’s how you get out of paying for things! You can always go the route of a friend of mine – start sobbing about how your boyfriend just left you during dinner; they’ll feel bad for you and let you go without paying.  The only problem...

Reagan Hicks Published: March 29, 2006 Everyone knows those students: the ones who just seem a little off-center.  They’re usually labeled “naturally neurotic” and others try to avoid any long stares.  But as recent research has proved, most of these students are actually suffering from a variety of college induced disorders. Governor Freud of Area...

Erika Wilhite Published: March 29, 2006 From 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. on March 11, the Surfers for the Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster (SCFSM) will host a concert, raffle and free Subway lunch in the pavilion at PJC’s Pensacola campus. Jasmine Flannery, the president of Pensacola Beach’s SCFSM chapter, said that she organized...

Erin Smallwood The Corsair Long live the libraries! Now more than ever students are turning to Internet search engines instead of entering the doors of the library to complete their term papers. NetLibrary, a provider of eBooks, conducted a study of the online habits of 2,000 college students. Ninety-three percent claimed that finding information online...

Erin Smallwood The Corsair Prior to World War II most European villagers relied largely on a single communal wood-fired oven to cook their daily meals, rotating different types of food throughout the day. Once the war had ended, more than lives and landmarks were lost. Many of the communal ovens were also destroyed, leaving villagers...

Sarah Marie Thompson The Corsair The building was packed with Pensacola’s finest at downtown Seville Quarter for Couture for a Cause. It was a rare chance for designers and models to strut their stuff as they went “green” down the runway. Couture for a Cause was presented with models showcasing nifty wearables from recycled items....