Almost everyone has had some exposure to foreign languages, even if it was just learning in the first grade that “el gato” is Spanish for “cat.” However, by the time many of us are in college, we simply lack the time or resources. Unfortunately, everyone thinks that learning a foreign language means forking out […]
Month: February 2016
On the Bench: The major league sports coaching conundrum
Coaches are the backbone of any sports team. Whether it’s little league sports or the major leagues, a team is nothing without a good coach. It may seem like all coaches do is give motivational locker room speeches or bark orders from the bench during games; however, a coach’s job is certainly not that easy. […]
Out of the Shark Zone for February 16, 2016
Browns LB Armonty Bryant indicted on felony drug possession charges Cleveland Browns linebacker Armonty Bryant faces charges for possession of Adderall and Oxycodone, which are Schedule II controlled substances. Former practice squad member De’Ante Sauders was indicted for improper uses of a firearm in a vehicle. On Dec. 25, police stopped the two for speeding […]
Athlete of the Week: Santiago Gomez
For senior business administration major Santiago Gomez, coming to NSU meant being one step closer to accomplishing his dream of playing professional golf in the U.S. Gomez, who is originally from Colombia, is no stranger to success in golf, both inside and outside of the U.S. In high school, Gomez was ranked number one in […]
Karena Washington: Bringing sax-y back to NSU
Karena Washington started out at NSU as a marine bio major, but the rhythm was too hard for her to resist, so she switched her major to music. Now, she plays the saxophone with NSU’s pep band, performing at volleyball and basketball games and at other events. The pep band’s repertoire includes “Forget You” by […]
Soundbite: ‘August EP’ by Figure Eight
Interested in independent music, emerging artists and new album releases? DJ Marie, music director at Radio X, will keep you updated every week in The Current on what’s new in the world of music. You can catch her on Thursday nights from 9 p.m. to 12 a.m. on 88.5FM, bringing you new music you’re sure […]
Off Shore Calendar for February 16, 2016
Feb. 17 Free Line Dancing lessons 8 p.m. @ Firedog Saloon Feb. 18 NY Comedy Night Presents Michael Mack 8 p.m. @ Boca Black Box Center for the Arts Mutemath 7:30 p.m. @ Revolution Live Feb. 19 Lord of the Dance: Dangerous Games 7 p.m. @ BB&T Center Guitar Gods Festival 4 p.m. @ North […]
Mission complete: Taste buds satisfied
There’s nothing more American than barbecue, and Mission BBQ brings the greatest flavors from around the country to South Florida. Stepping into Mission BBQ isn’t like stepping into a traditional barbecue restaurant ― it takes that southern log-cabin feel and gives it a modern twist. The owners have a deep sense of respect for the […]
Rihanna’s ‘Anti’ is anti-climatic
After making fans wait for almost four years, Rihanna finally dropped another album. The highly anticipated “Anti,” released on Jan. 28, made fans go crazy on social media. Tweet after tweet, all anyone seemed to care about was that Rihanna’s absence on the music scene was finally over. The self-titled “bad gal” finally put her […]
Donate as you dance: Virginia Key Grassroots Festival
To promote local and international musicians and sustainability awareness, Virginia Key Grassroots will host the Virginia Key Grassroots Festival of Music and Dance from Feb. 18 to Feb. 21 on Virginia Key Beach. Grassroots is a four-day not-for-profit music and cultural festival featuring performances by over 50 bands, including The Family Stone, The Wood Brothers […]