App, local businesses partner for week of chicken
Gainesville restaurants are selling grilled chicken sandwiches with fries for $5 until Sunday.
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Gainesville restaurants are selling grilled chicken sandwiches with fries for $5 until Sunday.
Gaby Martell couldn’t eat Ben and Jerry’s ice cream without getting sick — until now.
UF’s student chapter of The Wildlife Society has hosted an annual dinner of exotic and game meats for the last 32 years.
Several days ago, a column published in this paper accused those who support Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., for the Democratic nomination of being “lazy and cowardly.” Now, being a Sanders supporter — there goes my shot at ever being a public servant — sure, I do not necessarily see myself as brave. I get scared of simple things, like heights, clowns and people with two first names, like Taylor Scott, Jennifer Lawrence or Zachary Lee. But cowardly? I’ll have you know I once had a bowl of nails for breakfast. Without any milk.
Football, food trucks and felines: That’s the theme of this weekend’s Gainesville Food Truck Rally.
McShane Ingalls, left, a 20-year-old UF nutritional sciences junior, and Kristen Ratliff, a 21-year-old political science senior, eat a vegan Thanksgiving meal at the Plaza of the Americas on Nov. 20, 2015. The Student Animal Alliance provided a lunch of Tofurkey, mashed potatoes, gravy and cookies as well as literature on the importance of going vegan.
A UF group plans to add a sweet treat when it serves up a meatless Thanksgiving on Friday.
Mark Sexton, communications and legislative affairs director for Alachua County, digs into a dish prepared at a gluten-free and vegan cooking class at The Fat Tuscan Cafe on Nov. 17, 2015.
The Fat Tuscan Cafe sauteé chef Josh Williams, 33, demonstrates how to prepare an eggplant caprese salad during a gluten-free and vegan cooking lesson on Nov. 17, 2015. “I believe in a high vegetable diet,” he said.
Mark Sexton, communications and legislative affairs director for Alachua County, digs into a dish prepared at a gluten-free and vegan cooking class at The Fat Tuscan Cafe on Nov. 17, 2015.
Kennita Whitehead (left), a 19-year-old UF nursing sophomore, hugs Manny Rutinel, a 20-year-old microbiology and economics senior, who dressed in a pig costume for Hug a Vegan Day on Turlington Plaza on Sept. 25, 2015. Student Animal Alliance hosted the event to raise awareness for animal rights.
In between student-organization tables on Turlington Plaza, UF senior Manny Rutinel shed his polo shirt for a pink pig onesie.
Kennita Whitehead (left), a 19-year-old UF nursing sophomore, hugs Manny Rutinel, a 20-year-old microbiology and economics senior, who dressed in a pig costume for Hug a Vegan Day on Turlington Plaza on Sept. 25, 2015. Student Animal Alliance hosted the event to raise awareness for animal rights.
Vegetarianism: It’s practical, and when done with panache, can be both good-tasting and good for your body. Magnanimity: While less practical for college students, it feels good and is also good for others.
A paradox to consider: the Internet, one of the greatest inventions of the 20th century, is the medium of travel for the worst ideas of the 21st century. Nearly two weeks ago, on Sept. 3, YouTube personality Nicole Arbour published a video entitled "Dear Fat People." She maintains the purpose of the video is to encourage people to engage in better, healthier habits. But the question is, how exactly did she espouse her ideas?
A musician, puppeteer, painter, street performer and actor will be performing in Gainesville on Tuesday — and it’s all the same person.
Karma Cream is cranking up the caffeine this Fall.
Gainesville will soon have new spots to fill those grilled cheese cravings.
The summer kickoff edition of the Original Gainesville Food Truck Rally is Saturday.
The dream of the ‘90s is alive in Portland, or at least according to IFC’s quirky comedy “Portlandia.” The show’s satirical approach to the hipster culture will have you bending over laughing at its accuracy — and maybe even realizing you’re guilty of a few hipster-isms yourself.