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Plagiarism in Student Government, Part 2
(05/23/19 2:03am)
Now I know I have mentioned Student Body President Michael Murphy’s borderline plagiarized inaugural speech in my last couple of columns, but I feel like I should probably do my due diligence and write about other instances of plagiarism that have happened in the past.
Kids read to cats at the humane society
(05/22/19 11:57pm)
Building confidence and helping cats find homes goes hand in paw for the Humane Society of North Central Florida.
Arians’ treatment of Gerald McCoy sets a dangerous precedent
(05/21/19 12:53am)
“He’s not as disruptive as he was four years ago, but he’s still a good player.”
Chenoweth takes the throne during Sunday night show
(05/21/19 12:21am)
Two hours prior to the conclusion of the most highly-anticipated series finale on television, a Broadway star was introduced on the Phillips Center stage as a “slayer of high notes, breaker of music chains and house of Chenoweth.” She opened her set with an operatic version of the “Game of Thrones” theme song, which elicited chuckles from the audience.
SG failed students regarding commencement
(05/20/19 5:02pm)
It’s the first week of classes, but it seems like Student Body President Michael Murphy has already failed his first test.
UF College of Nursing researchers awarded a $2.57 million grant
(05/16/19 1:54am)
UF researchers are looking to make hospital stays of older patients a safer experience.
Graduation boycott aims to address racial equity issues on campus
(04/30/19 4:15pm)
Jae’Lyn Dorsey is graduating from UF this semester with a bachelor’s degree in health education.
Goodbyes can be hard, so how do you do them?
(04/24/19 9:03am)
How do you say goodbye to something that has meant so much to you?
Art impacts mental health
(04/24/19 1:11am)
At 3 a.m. in Library West, students sip their last drops of Starbucks and tremble in fear of failing exams and not living up to expectations.
Ready? Pick your player. Rules: Ignore the wall to win the game.
(04/23/19 10:40pm)
You could’ve done this better.
A forgotten obituary: The life of Josiah T. Walls
(04/23/19 9:49pm)
Josiah T. Walls fought on both sides of the Civil War, served as Gainesville’s mayor and became Florida’s first black representative.
We mourn along with Sri Lanka
(04/21/19 11:11pm)
Easter, a day of celebration for Christians all over the world, turned into a day of mourning after three churches in three Sri Lankan cities were torn apart by bombs, wreaking havoc on families and friends in worship. The bombings have killed at least 207 people and injured 450 people. Officials believe the attacks, which also included bombings at high-end hotels in Sri Lanka, were carried out by suicide bombers in a coordinated act of terrorism.
Notre Dame fire brings both destruction and recognition to an international icon
(04/21/19 9:03pm)
One week ago today, the world was rocked by the news that a symbol, a monument to creativity and a cathedral were all burning: Notre Dame Cathedral was on fire.
A few last thoughts and a final goodbye
(04/21/19 7:01pm)
Now that this day is here, the day of my last Alligator column, it may be appropriate for me to reflect on what I have been trying to do here for the past couple years.
Garth rocks the Swamp despite early hiccups
(04/21/19 3:56pm)
Garth Brooks took off his black Stetson cowboy hat in awe after the crowd joined him in belting out his favorite song from his early 20s.
Gators swept at home for first time since 2011
(04/20/19 7:27pm)
The moods in the home and visiting dugouts were polar opposites.
From Cuba to Gainesville: DJ Elio Piedra drums up Latin culture
(04/19/19 1:17am)
In his fourth grade class in Cuba, Elio Piedra’s teacher asked him to play a rhythm.
Darts and Laurels: April 19, 2019
(04/18/19 9:44pm)
You’re on your way to your final exam of the semester, and you should be going over equations in your head. Instead, your mind is thinking about summer days spent sleeping in and on home-cooked meals. The semester has flown by. There have been a few wins and a few losses, but you’ve made it through all the same. You find yourself with a small smile on your face, allowing yourself to revel in a little self-pride.
SG banquet: Mac and cheese, prayer and cowboys
(04/18/19 9:34pm)
Well, I made it into the Student Government banquet this year, and it was a rather interesting event. For starters, they dropped around $20,000 on a banquet and ended up drinking out of disposable plastic cups. They are humble people, aren’t they?
