UNITE WINS IN CLOSE RACE
Capping off an election with historic voter turnout, the Unite Party's presidential and vice-presidential candidates won with 50.27 percent of the vote.
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Capping off an election with historic voter turnout, the Unite Party's presidential and vice-presidential candidates won with 50.27 percent of the vote.
When Unite Party males get all up in my business while I'm trying to walk to class, I typically turn to them and say, "Sorry, I don't care what you have to say unless you want to have sex with me." As they stare on — dumbstruck and with mouths hanging agape — I say, "Now you know how it feels." I feel smug and self-satisfied with my cleverness for at least an hour afterward.
Unite Party dog, Jackson, 14 months, plays with Students Party dog, Sammy, 18 months, on Turlington Plaza on Tuesday afternoon. Unite Party campaigners said Jackson was born a Unite dog. Students Party campaigners said they were the first to have a party dog and that imitation is the highest form of flattery.
Unite Party members uploaded a video to YouTube on Tuesday afternoon of Student Body presidential candidate Tj Villamil speaking about The Independent Florida Alligator.
Tj Villamil, presidential candidate for the Unite Party, speaks in a YouTube video posted Tuesday afternoon.
The Student Government Election Commission advised the UF Supreme Court to disqualify several Students Party candidates.
It was a simple status update.
At about 9:15 a.m. Monday, 268 crisp Alligator newspapers were found shoved into a trash bin on the north side of Weimer Hall. They were crowned by one newspaper with a wind-blown cover bearing the headline: "Muschamp endorses Student Government VP candidate."
Yesterday, at Weimer Hall, home of the College of Journalism and Communications, 268 copies of the Alligator were taken from bins and thrown away.
Cody Riggs is just like you.
A man dressed in a Unite Party shirt and a Darth Vader mask joined Student Government party campaigners twice on Turlington Plaza on Monday.
The cold weather wasn't enough to stop heated comments at Monday night's Student Government debate.
As the current student representative on the Florida Board of Governors, I feel compelled to set the record straight regarding student representation on the board.
A man dressed in a Unite Party shirt and a Darth Vader mask holds up a poster that reads "Obey the Empire" on Turlington Plaza on Monday.
Students Party executive candidates Carly Wilson, Jesse Schmitt and Alex Cornillie, top, and Unite Party executive candidates Tj Villamil, Sabine Justilien and Juan Rodriguez, bottom, at the Student Government debate at the Reitz Union Amphitheater on Monday night.
Public relations sophomore Lauren Verno campaigns with Rory the dog. She is running for a seat with the Unite Party.
Alex Cornillie
In my four years here at UF, I've gotten to see a lot of Student Government candidates come and go. The ritual is always the same. Some iteration of a Greek-backed party runs against an eclectic group of students seeking to break "the system" and the way certain organizations dominate student politics.
Unite Party executive candidates, Tj Villamil, Sabine Justilien and Juan Rodriguez, pose for a campaign photo.