Four college-aged students lounge on the plush, mocha couches against the wall-length window at the front of FireFly. They are relaxed, casually sipping soda and taking turns inhaling — the hookah, that is. Hookah smoking, which started in Persia and India, has now drifted into the Kent area, and its popularity continues to grow around the country, mostly due to its soothing nature and distinct vibe. (2) comments
Chilling on massive, fluffy pillows and blowing smoke rings is the newest way Kent State students are relaxing from the stresses of college life. Students such as Eric Donovan, freshman business administration major, tried hookah for the first time last weekend at FireFly Lounge. (17) comments
Like a predator circling its unsuspecting prey, a commuter at Kent State circles the C-Verder lot. "Are you leaving? Are you leaving?" he or she asks. The frustrated student turns around. The look on his or her face tells the commuter all they need to know. (1) comment