Paul Rowles named No. 1 suspect in Tiffany Sessions cold case
Serial killer Paul Rowles is likely responsible for the death of Tiffany Sessions 25 years ago.
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Serial killer Paul Rowles is likely responsible for the death of Tiffany Sessions 25 years ago.
Twenty-five years ago, UF student Tiffany Sessions left her apartment for a walk and never returned.
Last week in the Alligator’s GatorAid advice column, Leslie Cole responded to an anonymous student’s question, “I’m a girl, but I’m not 21. What are good old-fashioned ways to have fun without drinking?”
When Woody Allen won the Golden Globe lifetime achievement award a few weeks ago, an old debate reignited: Is it right to celebrate artists who have committed — or been accused of committing — heinous crimes?
President Barack Obama recently announced that a task force was formed to address sexual assault on college campuses.
It was only a matter of time. The Barnes & Noble in Butler Plaza indefinitely closed its doors to customers.
Dennis McGuire took 25 minutes to die on an execution table in Ohio on Thursday.
Often when we bemoan UF fan behavior, we refer to benign actions such as students leaving before the game is over or stupidly passing out due to excessive alcohol consumption.
Against a tide of evil, it can seem overwhelming to be even a single drop of good.
Victims of sexual assault have another avenue to notify authorities: a website launched Thursday by local agencies.
Of all the sins known to man, I believe lust is the most prevalent, the most triggering and the most excused.
The pumpkins are carved, the candy aisles are ransacked and you’re ready to pour the punch with ghosts and goblins at your costume party tonight. But are you forgetting something?
In recent years, stories on rape have become increasingly formulaic. We’re given the same statistics with absolutely no analysis of the cause of rape or real solutions.
The virtual world can have some serious implications in reality, according to recent study conclusions from Stanford University researchers.
I just would like to say great job for having Michael Beato write a weekly column for the Alligator.
One of the most underrated issues in American society today is domestic violence. While many choose to blame silence, I choose to blame a lack of understanding.
In the last couple of months twerking, tongue twirling, nudity, and wreaking balls, have all been associated with the new image of Miley Cyrus. She is breaking away from her former Disney Hannah Montana persona; a new transformation which seems rather scandalous. As she continues to reinvent herself she puts out new music, breaking away from her acting career. Miley’s two top songs “We Can’t Stop” and “Wreaking Ball” which advertises her new lifestyle, including heartbreaking with fiancé Liam Hemsworth, and “dancing with Molly” both songs making it to the top 100 hits this fall. These songs are going to be featured on Miley’s new album “Bangerz,” which offers a variety of love songs and party songs including names such as: Pharrell, Mike WiLL Made It, Brittany Spears, Nelly, Big Sean, and more.
The latest season in the disturbing anthology “American Horror Story” has all the elements of a successful Disney Channel original movie or cult CW series. “Coven” has young adults, an evocative boarding school, magic and a sense of danger. Except, unlike the attractively cast whim-indulgent shows of teenage TV, “Coven” does not portray a fantasy you want to vicariously live through. Rather, it is your worst nightmare.
STARKE — “Lord, hear our prayer,” sang a group of activists as they stood before the Florida State Prison on Tuesday evening. Rain clouds loomed over the prison as more than 40 people gathered to protest the lethal injection of death-row inmate William Happ.
An email with instructions on how to “mack and succeed at parties” from a member of a fraternity at Georgia Tech might have made some UF students smirk, but others aren’t laughing — even after the author publicly apologized.