Target’s new “Simply Balanced”
(08/08/13 12:27am)
Almond butter? Check. Greek yogurt? Check. Quinoa? Check.
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Netflix subverts prison-drama genre with wit and poignancy
(08/07/13 11:37pm)
Beware, network and cable TV: Netflix is climbin’ in yo windows and snatchin’ yo people up.
Why finding off campus housing is hell
(08/06/13 4:55pm)
Before this last month I has never had to fool with off campus housing. I still lived at home and my boyfriend lived on campus in graduate housing. When we decided graduate housing had turned into too much of a hassle, we started the search for an apartment. We didn’t realize how much of a hell it would turn into.
A-Rod’s ruined legacy
(08/06/13 12:28am)
“You were the Chosen One! It was said you would destroy the Sith, not join them! Bring balance to the Force, not leave it in darkness!”
The Newsroom: Season 2, Episode 3
(07/29/13 10:27pm)
Every week the end credits of "The Newsroom" roll, I can't help but feel conflicted.
Ryan Braun
(07/23/13 12:32am)
Milwaukee Brewers' Ryan Braun reacts after striking out after pinch hitting during the 11th inning of a baseball game against the Miami Marlins on Sunday in Milwaukee. Braun, a former National League MVP, has been suspended without pay for the rest of the season and admitted he "made mistakes" in violating Major League Baseball's drug policies.
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(07/23/13 12:30am)
Milwaukee Brewers' Ryan Braun reacts after striking out after pinch hitting during the 11th inning of a baseball game against the Miami Marlins on Sunday in Milwaukee. Braun, a former National League MVP, has been suspended without pay for the rest of the season and admitted he "made mistakes" in violating Major League Baseball's drug policies.
Current punishment for steroid users lacks effectiveness
(07/23/13 12:30am)
Last night, Major League Baseball suspended Milwaukee Brewers outfielder Ryan Braun for 65 games – the rest of the season – because of the outfielder’s steroid use.
The woman behind the iconic name: ‘Coco Chanel’
(07/19/13 4:00pm)
If you’ve ever picked up a fashion magazine or clicked around a website focused on fashion (as I’m sure everyone does), then you’ve seen the requisite willowy model or current celebutante posing next to an older man dressed in black, wearing sunglasses and rocking a gray ponytail that probably hasn’t been washed since the ‘80s. Karl Lagerfeld is the director and head designer of Chanel, the fashion house that has been revolutionizing women’s clothing since 1909.
Make your summer birthday fun
(07/17/13 11:26pm)
Birthdays are the one day of the year that you can say or do whatever you want and everyone pretty much has no choice but to let you do it because that day is all about you and everyone just wants you to happy.
50 must-know tips for surviving UF
(07/16/13 6:26pm)
"When I dress good, I feel good. When I feel good, I have a good time." - Leal
Stopped in traffic, man charged with trafficking
(07/10/13 11:16pm)
Gainesville Police arrested a Miami man Tuesday after police said he stomped on prescription pills that fell from his pant legs.
NSA spying should come as no surprise
(07/08/13 11:49pm)
In the midst of the National Security Agency snooping hysteria, Fox Business Network pundit, author and consumer reporter John Stossel claims the federal government spying on its citizens is not that big of a deal compared to the multitude of other ways government interferes in our lives. In a recent Reason blog post, Stossel wrote: “Some of the things they do seem like bigger assaults on our freedom than NSA spying, although we’ve become accustomed to the older abuses.” Some of these abuses that are equal if not greater than the threats on our freedom include the war on drugs, the war on terror and the state monopoly on force and law.
Classic books that are worth the read
(06/21/13 9:27pm)
We all know the feeling. The collective groan throughout the class when your freshman comparative literature professor pulls out "War and Peace," over a thousand pages of pure struggle that results in confusion and hatred for all things Tolstoy. After filtering through classic literature from years of English classes and essays, it’s surprising how many are actually enjoyable to read. There’s a reason they are classics after all, they had to be popular once.
Brand name cosmetics for drug store prices: part 3
(06/21/13 8:15pm)
I love going out for girls nights or dates or whatever and looking awesome doing it. Ask anyone who knows me and they'll attest to the fact that I love experimenting with different kinds of colors of eye shadows and lipsticks. I'm gonna finish up the little trilogy on how to use your money wisely when it comes to cosmetics, cuz let's be real, which college girl really has the money to go out and spend their biggest amount of a budget on face products? Nobody.
Crime and a crash: milk revenge, weed
(06/18/13 12:53am)
A woman was arrested Wednesday after police said they found hundreds of names, birth dates and social security numbers written on pages in her car.
LifeSouth program earns blood license
(06/18/13 12:52am)
LifeSouth Community Blood Center received approval for a cord blood manufacturing license from the Food and Drug Administration.
You can be a celebrity, the Internet can help
(06/14/13 4:45pm)
It’s no secret that Internet culture has produced an obsession with fame, but how far would you go to get your 15 minutes?
Netflix gems to add to your queue
(06/13/13 8:15pm)
It’s turning out to be pretty rainy summer in Florida, so you’re probably spending some quality time with Netflix your laptop and some fuzzy blankets. It’s hard to sort through the junk, so here are some movie suggestions for putting your brain to work while you’re busy being a couch potato.
A vacancy that is anything but casual
(06/08/13 8:15pm)
In J.K. Rowling’s first adult novel, the small, fictional town of Pagford faces conflict when Barry Fairbrother dies, leaving an empty seat on the parish council. A variety of social issues come to light as the election for Fairbrother’s council seat approaches.
