Darts and laurels
Only a few more days until the end of the semester. Finals loom but so does the holiday season.
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Only a few more days until the end of the semester. Finals loom but so does the holiday season.
As I took the first bite of my Mexican Chocolate ice cream, I knew I made the right decision. The cool sensation melted away the Florida heat. A rich flavor of chocolate and cinnamon coated my mouth. It took me back to Mexico, where the only thing I had to worry about was which hammock to lie in. It was not until I looked up at the chalkboard menu that I realized the ice cream was organic.
Well, it's almost the weekend here in Gainesville, but there's no football game at home or away. So what is there to do?
Energized from a powerhouse internship during the summer of 2010 at the largest animal rights organization in the world, People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA), I had this crazy idea that I could change the world one plate at a time.
The Alachua County Humane Society's new adoption facility is open for business, and the animals are ready to greet you at the door.
As Homer Simpson would say, "Woo Hoo!"
In response to Greg Allard's reply ("Thirty Years Later, Becoming Vegetarian ‘Best Decision' of Life," 4 Oct. 2011) to Sami Main's article ("Vegetarian Options Should Not Be Feared," 4 Oct. 2011), I would like to send high praise to both Allard and Main for speaking out about the benefits of a vegan diet.
It has almost become axiomatic that terrorism does not stem from religious doctrine. Rather, the violence espoused by Muslim militants or preachers such as Anwar al-Awlaki remains rooted in political frustration.
Why are people scared by vegetarian food choices?
Darlene Pifalo wants to fight for the right to tailgate.
Welcome back. We have plenty of questions about this weekend’s game against No. 3 Alabama, so let’s get right to them.
Needless to say, there has been a lot of controversy on the Alligator's opinion pages this week.
If you have stepped on a cockroach recently, you might want to watch your back.
Book Lover's Cafe will soon be the first restaurant in Gainesville to offer a completely vegan menu to its customers.
Mercy For Animals commends UF for implementing Meat-Free Mondays in both of its dining halls to help conserve the environment, promote healthy eating and protect farmed animals from needless cruelty.
As he patrols Florida practice, Will Muschamp personifies intensity.
This weekend kicks off college football season, and many of you have been preparing since before the start of classes. Whether you will be attending the game, throwing a kickoff party or going to a local hangout spot, most eyes in Gainesville will be on the game.
On Sept. 3 just before 7 p.m., a swagger-jacked Will Muschamp will sprint onto Florida Field and lead the Gators in their season opener. Just a few long strides away, Charlie Weis will be plodding along, thumbing through his playbook and trying to find the perfect set to propel him back to college football relevancy.
Sometimes we're mortified by our own kind. Today is one of those days.
A member of the extremist animal rights group Negotiation is Over may face criminal charges for violating a trespass order by distributing fliers on campus offering $100 for personal information about UF researchers who use animals in experiments.