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(07/07/11 12:09am)
Last Thursday, my good buddy/managing editor/the-man-who-has-the-sense-to-never-let-me-run-a-Muhammad-cartoon Joey Flechas and I drove down to St. Petersburg for the annual Florida Press Association convention. For the few of you who don't religiously follow the inner workings of Florida print media, the FPA convention is where a bunch of godless leftist journos/"media academics"/anyone with a hard-on for the written word from all across the state gather at some palace of a hotel, dress up in outfits picked out by Stevie Wonder and try to outstroke each other in rhetorical masturbation. Essentially, it's like the Republican National Convention with the exception that there's a limit to how much free booze you can guzzle.
(06/07/11 1:34am)
"Sith, get one of your boys to cross the Mekong. Bring back a couple of shopping bags full of pot."
(05/31/11 12:21am)
This isn't even fun anymore.
(04/14/11 11:30pm)
The Gainesville Police Department is calling on UF students to help them identify, catch and arrest a wanted man who robbed and raped a local woman Sunday.
(04/08/11 12:02am)
More than 100 people marched down University Avenue on Thursday night to speak out against date rape and sexual abuse.
(04/06/11 11:30pm)
At dusk, women will try to reclaim the night.
(04/01/11 10:31pm)
In my first post, I wrote about the negative stigma attached to feminism. But it's recently become clear to me how often people have problems with the actual word itself, sometimes more so than its meaning. The label "feminist" really seems to rub people the wrong way -- so much so that replacements are often used that don't mean the same thing at all.
(02/24/11 12:15am)
When Chief Tony Jones became head of the Gainesville Police Department in 2009, one of his goals was to decrease crime in the city by 5 percent.
(02/18/11 11:07pm)
Chances are you've heard of the major cuts on federal funding the House is proposing under its new leader and chronic crybaby, John Boehner. The new Republican majority is attempting to reduce our federal deficit, but it can't help imparting some of its moral and religious stances in the cuts.
(01/18/11 12:02am)
TutoringZone is God, right?
(11/30/10 5:05pm)
(10/22/10 12:02am)
The word “inspiration” is usually thrown into the ring when discussing influential politicians, successful singers and recognized authors. These choice individuals typically inspire others to follow in their footsteps and make a path similar to their own. Well, obviously, when I think of inspiration only one person comes to mind: Antoine Dodson.
(10/12/10 12:02am)
Gainesville Police are investigating the recent kidnapping and rape of a local woman after she reported the incident herself Sunday night.
(09/30/10 12:02am)
Dear Jared,
(09/28/10 12:02am)
Facing intense public scrutiny and lower approval ratings than Casey Anthony, Congressional Democrats decided this week to do the one thing that could give them a lift in the polls.
(09/23/10 12:02am)
I’m a human, both in the literal sense Mr. Quinn defines in his column and in the Humans vs. Zombies game I participated in last week. The game provides harmless, alcohol- and drug-free entertainment to about 1,000 UF students.
(09/22/10 12:40am)
University Police have a suspect in their investigation of a reported sexual battery case at a fraternity house over the weekend.
(09/22/10 12:30am)
National Rape, Abuse and Incest National Network (RAINN) Day is Thursday, and organizations at UF want to raise awareness about sexual assault on campus.
(09/17/10 12:02am)
After reading how the Alligator staff responded to the Chris Rainey story, I was thoroughly disappointed. Saying Rainey “just sent a sexy text message that said ‘Time to die bitch’ among other sweet nothings” is trivializing a serious issue.
(09/03/10 12:02am)
For the first six months of 2010, crime is down in both Gainesville and Alachua County compared with crime statistics from the first half of 2009.
