Gators get glow on despite 10-percent tanning tax
A recently enacted tanning tax is getting on Gators’ nerves, but the “orange” in Orange and Blue isn’t going anywhere.
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A recently enacted tanning tax is getting on Gators’ nerves, but the “orange” in Orange and Blue isn’t going anywhere.
I’ve got some advice for freshmen.
Florida residents will be voting in statewide primaries Aug. 24. The general elections are Nov. 2.
Grab your Magic 8-Ball and give it a shake.
After seeing the column ‘Sexual health care on the cheap’ in the May 13th edition of the Alligator, we’d like to remind readers that the UF Student Health Care Center also offers a full range of sexual health care services available to students.
The UF Health Science Center and Shands HealthCare announced a $580 million, five-year-plan on Thursday.
The last thing I wanted to cover in my final blog post for the Alligator is the infamous Freshman 15.
Some students who walked onto Turlington Plaza on Tuesday walked out with a temporary tattoo.
Despite being the party of fiscal responsibility, Republicans have gotten into a hot mess over their party’s spending.
A sickly toilet on the third floor of the Student Health Care Center caused water to flood through three floors of the infirmary Thursday.
Nicholas Slater was sitting in his health class of about 50 students when he noticed something bizarre about his class.
Fashion has no limits. It’s daring, risky and of course, fabulous. Tuesday evening, Gainesville Fashion Week and CovetedList.com proved the absence of style’s boundaries with a fashion show that featured outfits fitting women of all colors, heights and body types.
In one of the greatest miracles to ever grace academia since the adderall cocktail, millions of college students overnight have become America’s leading experts on health care policy.
It’s not the NCAA Tournament, but the Women’s National Invitation Tournament will at least offer the Gators a shot at redemption tonight at 7.
Pink shirts, pink plates, pink napkins and even pink M&M’s filled the Gainesville Place clubhouse Friday night.
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Meghan McCain believes in limited government and the pro-life platform. She also supports the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
When Time Magazine declared the age of irony dead following the Sept. 11 attacks, its conclusion was right, even if it was working from faulty premises.