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“It’s unfortunate to let potential entrepreneurs slip through our fingers and go to another city,” said Quang Tran, a managing partner of local business incubator Starter Space.
From left: Mike Hill, UAA executive associate athletics director for external affairs, and Chip Howard, executive associate athletics director for internal affairs, watch Jeremy Foley, the UF athletics director, speak about his career at an Accent Speaker’s Bureau event in the Evans Champions Club on Tuesday. “It’s not a perfect science,” he said about the process of hiring a new coach. “The fit part is really important. The honesty and integrity part is really important.”
From left: Ellen Allen, 68, Shirley Roseman, 25, and Krys Davis, 28, hold signs outside of city hall on Monday morning protesting HB 583, which would require that single-sex public bathrooms only be used by persons of the biological sex the facility is intended for. "Everyone deserves to live their lives in a positive, equal way," Allen said.
Eric Banks putts during the first day of the SunTrust Gator Invitational on Feb. 14.
This weekend, Devil's Den in Williston, Florida hosted an underwater Easter egg hunt, lit only by flashlights.
A diver descends into Devil’s Den before Scuba Monkey Dive Center’s third annual night underwater Easter egg hunt Saturday. Hidden in the springs were more than 300 different dyed eggs and three golden eggs. Prizes included a Tusa Nitrox dive computer, a Big Blue 750 lumens LED light and an Epcot DiveQuest trip.
Divers wait on the water’s surface before the lights are turned off and the underwater Easter egg hunt begins.
A diver examines the cave wall with a flashlight in Devil’s Den during Scuba Monkey Dive Center’s underwater Easter egg hunt.
Three divers search for hidden eggs on the cave wall in Devil’s Den in Williston on Saturday.
Divers prepare to enter the water at Devil’s Den in Williston.
UF players meet senior Lauren Haeger at home plate following Haeger's home run during Florida's 10-2 win against South Carolina on Friday at Katie Seashole Pressly Stadium.
From left: Christine Diaz, a 22-year-old UF psychology senior, Bushra Rashid, a 20-year-old UF sociology junior, and Rana Al-Nahhas, a 20-year-old UF psychology sophomore, practice a dance to a portion of Beyonce's "Flawless" at the Reitz Union on Monday. They'll perform the dance at Pakistani Students' Association's 19th annual cultural show "Humara Saturday Night Live," featuring Pakistani-Dutch singer Imran Khan.
We’re a timber company, Rose Fagler said plainly. Tree farmers.
Former President Jimmy Carter speaks at Tuesday’s Accent event at the Phillips Center in place of his wife Rosalynn, who could not attend because she was ill. Carter discussed mental health issues with Dr. Nancy Hardt, answered Twitter questions and read lines from his wife’s mental health speech. “She dreams of a day when stigma is gone,” he said.
Eric Banks putts during the first day of the SunTrust Gator Invitational on Feb. 14.
Jack Sutte, playing the trumpet, faces Jesse McCormick, playing the horn, while performing as part of the Factory Seconds Brass Trio in the Music Building on Monday night. Not pictured is Richard Stout, playing trombone.
Devin Lee, a 22-year-old advertising senior, performs improv with 18-year-old English freshman Michele Kuhn and 18-year-old exploratory freshman Will Christou during an intro to improv class at Theatre Strike Force’s 12 Hours of Improv event on Monday.
Eric Banks putts during the first day of the SunTrust Gator Invitational on Feb. 14.
T-Pain performs at Big Orange Festival in the Reitz Union Grand Ballroom on Friday.
Nick Mullen, 12, chucks a sock at a zombie during a Humans vs. Zombies mini-mission for Children's Miracle Network Hospitals on the North Lawn on Saturday. Mullen was born with hypertrophic cardiomyopathy and has been treated at UF Health Children’s Hospital, where his mother, Jodi, is a pediatric nurse.
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