The Student Government Union and Student Services Annual Awards Banquet is an annual awards banquet to recognize outstanding individuals and organizations. This year the theme for the awards was “Green and Gold.” Participants were strongly encouraged to dress in green and cold attire. The ceremony took place on April 10, 2014, in the SCC Boardrooms. Faculty, staff, students, and families gathered for the celebration.
With recent releases such as the disappointing “Battle of Z,” “Ultimate Tenkaichi,” and “Dragon Ball Z for Kinect,” the video game adaptations of the well-loved Dragon Ball franchise have been in desperate need of a “zenkai” boost.
The Sunshine State is homeland to a vast variety of wildlife. Most of these plants and animals, including endangered and rare species, are found in the Florida Everglades.
The new game “Titanfall,” by Electronic Arts and Respawn Entertainment is a game made exclusively for the Xbox One and Xbox 360 consoles. The game is a multiplayer first-person shooter developed by some co-founders of past “Call of Duty” games, which makes the gameplay style and mechanics easier to understand for most gamers who have played any of the “Call of Duty” series.
During spring break S.E.R.V.E. offered a variety of opportunities for students at the University to enrich the community of Pasco County through community service and development.
Saint Patrick is the patron Saint of Ireland, but his feast day, which is on the 17th of March each year, is celebrated across the world, and especially here in America.
During Spring Break, S.E.R.V.E. offered opportunities for students to enrich the community of Pasco County through community service and development. One location that the students of S.E.R.V.E. visited was Granma’s Hug-N-Farm which is located on 20 acres of estate between Plant City, FL and Zephyrhills, FL.
On February 21 Saint Leo University took us to Spain Restaurant and Toma Bar the heart of downtown Tampa to celebrate February’s Food for thought event. However, the poor service and cuisine did not call for much of a celebration at all.
Arizona Legislature has passed a controversial bill that would allow business owners, as long, as they assert their religious beliefs, to deny service to gay, lesbian, bi-sexual and trans-gender customers, according to CNN.
In lieu of the recent winter Olympics, the United States has claimed another “Gold Medal.” On Feb. 14, the Hennessey Venom GT claimed the world record for world’s fastest production car, theoretically speaking. The world record isn’t official because Guinness World Records rules say that Hennessey would have to make at least 30 Venom GTs to consider it a production car, but Hennessey has only planned on making 29 of them. Guinness also requires that the car go one way and then be able to come back the same way at same speed, but NASA’s Kennedy Space Center, where the car was tested, didn’t allow another run.