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Lionfish Invasion in Sanibel
SFWMD Python Elimination Program: The Protector of the Everglades
SFWMD Python Elimination Program: The Protector of the Everglades
Reefs once overflowing with life have lost their luster since the start of the Lionfish invasion. Two divers witnessing the changing reefs sought out a solution to help restore them.
Name of publication: Santiva Chronicle. Number of sources: 3. Word count: 971. Date of publication: Mar. 26, 2021
SFWMD Python Elimination Program: The Protector of the Everglades
SFWMD Python Elimination Program: The Protector of the Everglades
SFWMD Python Elimination Program: The Protector of the Everglades
Traveling through the water ways, the Burmese Python has invaded South Florida’s native ecosystem. The South Florida Water Management District’s (SFWMD) Python Elimination Program aims to bring back balance to the Everglades.
Name of publication: Santiva Chronicle. Number of sources: 4. Word count: 1,223. Date of publication: Jan.8, 2021 .
St. Michael’s Welcomes New Rector William ‘Bill’ Van Oss
SFWMD Python Elimination Program: The Protector of the Everglades
From a young age Reverend William” Bill” Van Oss knew he wanted to live a life of service. As a kid he served as an acolyte in his church and now he serves as St. Michael and All Angels’ rector.
Name of publication: Santiva Chronicle. Number of sources: 2. Word count: 775. Date of publication: Nov.13, 2020
Farmer’s Market Booths Are Back; Bring A Mask
Under different colored tents await dips, fresh produce, homemade cheese and various other goods at the Sanibel Island Farmers Market. Back for its 13th season, the market is being dubbed as a “grab and go market” due to the ongoing pandemic.
Name of publication: Santiva Chronicle. Number of sources: 2. Word count: 508. Date of publication: Oct. 16, 2020
Order of Pegasus recipient takes an alternate path to success
Students, faculty 'devastated' by UCF Celebrates the Arts cancellation
Money was tight growing up, but UCF Order of Pegasus recipient Taylor Pryor said she was determined to go to college after graduating high school.
Name of publication: NSM Today. Number of sources: 3. Word count: 791. Date of publication: Mar. 28, 2020
Students, faculty 'devastated' by UCF Celebrates the Arts cancellation
Students, faculty 'devastated' by UCF Celebrates the Arts cancellation
The cancellation of the sixth annual UCF Celebrates the Arts festival has been met with feelings of disappointment and heartbreak by its performers and organizers.
Name of publication: NSM Today. Number of sources: 5. Word count: 690. Date of publication: Mar. 26, 2020
Orlando's only jazz station was born at UCF
Theatre UCF presents 17th century play "The Rover" with a modern twist
Theatre UCF presents 17th century play "The Rover" with a modern twist
The radio station that has kept jazz pumping through Central Florida over the past 41 years was established at UCF and now sits right off Research Park.
Name of publication: NSM Today. Number of sources: 3. Word count: 680. Date of publication: Feb. 29, 2020
Theatre UCF presents 17th century play "The Rover" with a modern twist
Theatre UCF presents 17th century play "The Rover" with a modern twist
Theatre UCF presents 17th century play "The Rover" with a modern twist
Whimsical carnival colors, futuristic art and signatures from the restoration period come together in the set design for "The Rover."
Name of publication: NSM Today. Number of sources: 3. Word count: 641. Date of publication: Jan. 24, 2020
Older UCF students show knowledge has no age limit
Theatre UCF presents 17th century play "The Rover" with a modern twist
UCF professor shares a woman's perspective on military service
The murmur of chatting students buzzed throughout Howard Phillips Hall while Lindsey Lefebvre shared her college experience as an older adult student.
Name of publication: NSM Today. Number of sources: 3. Word count: 1,223. Date of publication: Nov. 12, 2019
UCF professor shares a woman's perspective on military service
UCF professor shares a woman's perspective on military service
UCF professor shares a woman's perspective on military service
Among the first group of women to track missiles in the military is UCF anthropology professor, Lana Williams.
Name of publication: NSM Today. Number of sources: 3. Word count: 596. Date of publication: Oct.10, 2019