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Some nights, work means galloping across a soccer field chasing a car burglar. Some nights, it’s clomping across a dance floor at a downtown club. Some nights, it’s simply trying not to get spooked by a bus.
A beached sperm whale was euthanized last week in Madeira Beach after a UF veterinarian played an instrumental role in the decision.
Farm Animal Rights Movement, an organization promoting a vegan diet, paid students $1 to watch a four-minute video promoting its cause Monday afternoon. The video informed viewers about the slaughter of animals for food in the U.S.
A truck arrived on the Plaza of the Americas on Monday offering to pay students $1 to watch a four-minute video for animal rights.
Koalas are an iconic part of Australian culture, but a new study reveals that the country’s lack of koala protection may result in a dramatic loss of the population.
This week, a scientific report caused national distress when it revealed Oreos are almost as addictive as cocaine.
Due to legal loopholes on both federal and state levels, unpaid interns can’t sue for sexual harassment from employers. But that could change with attention a recent case is attracting, UF experts say.
Alachua County Animal Services announced free cat adoption last week due to a surplus of cats and kittens in the shelter. The free adoption period will run until Oct. 31.
The city of Gainesville has become animated with the opening of the Anime Art Museum.
Moe’s Southwest Grill thought a Newberry woman’s Three Bears Salsa wasn’t too hot, or too mild, but in fact, was just right.
The call came in the middle of the night, jolting Carlos Aguilar awake as he slept in a Beaty Towers dorm room.
Entering the 2013-14 season, coach Gregg Troy has one of the most impressive Florida teams to date.
On Thursday, the film and literature worlds were rocked by an out-of-the-blue announcement — the Harry Potter universe will come back to film with an adaptation of author J.K. Rowling’s “Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them.”
Although the virtual pets quickly went out of style in the ‘90s, Bandai Co. Ltd., the Japanese company that created the Tamagotchi brand, has been making efforts to bring them back to life this year.
Dispersed throughout 46 acres are 10 cows, 11 horses, 25 chickens, two roosters, five dogs, three donkeys and about 100 goats. It’s safe to say Charlie Meister has his hands full — usually with bottles and animal feed.
Animal science sophomore Justin Hanson, 19, right, and engineering freshman William Walker, 18, left, pass time in their dorm room Monday afternoon in Simpson Hall.
Students looking to save money on a college education can consider swapping conventional classrooms and on-campus housing for an online program or a commute to campus.
Again, we have chosen short-term profits over the long-term well-being of the world.
OK, I get it, there are tons of people out there who are die-hard Miley Cyrus fans but her latest song and video, "We Can’t Stop," has some factors that I can’t help but find…questionable to say the least. Yes she is getting older, I know, and she is probably trying to break from the old Hannah Montana good girl bit but recently the best word that I can use to define her is ratchet. Let’s take a minute to go over the enigma that is the single “We Can’t Stop.”
Rain may make people want to hide away, but for Gainesville pests, it’s the opposite.
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