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September 14, 1962 - UF traffic officials say parking on campus is not a problem. One official notes two lots behind Hume and Rawlings halls, which, he says, are filled to 25 percent of capacity on most days. For any parking inconveniences, he points to students who prefer to park in already overflowing lots.
I spent my Saturdays last fall like everyone else: sweaty, jorts-clad and leaping into the arms of my buddies every time the Gators scored a touchdown. It was a great time. I mean, heck, we had to do something to get through another week of lectures. But there were times before, during and after the games when I would look around horrified - horrified at my fellow students who were stomping all over what I had previously thought was the reputation of southern universities.
The locals come for their mail and a place to get out of the sun. Out-of-towners come to show knee-high passengers the life their great-granddaddies once knew.
Demand brought them here. Demand for a new place to play shows. Demand to see the next big band Gainesville had to offer. Demand for a new place to meet old friends.
Scott Foss was browsing Facebook when a familiar name began trickling into his newsfeed.
In the pitch dark of the Phillips Center Black Box Theatre, a group of 18 students stands in a half-circle, humming.
Most on-campus restaurants measured up to standard in the past year of health inspections.
They’ve always told Les Payne “No.”
He could have been an industrial engineer. Like his father, he could have worked for NASA.
Tucker Obie McCarty, a UF student from St. Augustine, died Saturday night in Columbia County when his truck swerved off the road and flipped. He was 21 years old.
It might be racist. It might be heritage. Either way, no one seems to mind why or how Judy Byer gets her shipments of Ku Klux Klan shirts.
When the whip cracks, they know they’re in the presence of the Lord.
After University Police squad cars pulled up to Tigert Hall Wednesday morning, Humans vs. Zombies was canceled for the rest of the day.
A grease fire caused minimal damage in a Lakeside Residence Hall kitchen Monday night.
Catholics dress for Mass. Children don green for fear of being pinched. A beer tanker lurches as its driver unloads kegs.
Sean Smith remembers the first time he laid eyes on it.
He takes corners like he’s in a go-kart, stops like he’s in a Miata and edges curbs like he’s in a street-sweeper.
When Henri Belleville became a University Police officer, he knew he’d be expected to help his fellow fallen officers. But he didn’t expect that would be in a fitness center.
On Saturdays, they walk.
Cookies were going for cheap Thursday — that is, unless you’re white.
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