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Word across the pond reveals news of a 13-year-old who became a father after his girlfriend gave birth last Monday.
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Word across the pond reveals news of a 13-year-old who became a father after his girlfriend gave birth last Monday.
For many UF students, the words "police officer" conjures imagery of underage alcohol violations and tickets for jaywalking.
After a week highlighted by a confession from baseball's biggest star, we can only pray this weekend's unofficial start to the sport's season brings hope for renewal. While A-Rod may have given into the urge to use steroids, the Department of Darts & Laurels proudly admits we haven't succumbed to the temptation of "artificially" bringing you the best college paper possible.
The Editorial Board loves playing practical jokes on each other during our rare moments of free time.
Wednesday afternoon brought word from Washington of an oh-so-close deal on the proposed economic stimulus package.
Even while boasting recession-proof returns, McDonald's can't help but smile after receiving free advertising at the hands of a loyal employee.
From marijuana grow houses to teachers wielding weapons, absurdity runs rampant on the North Central Florida crime scene.
We've all been there before.
The tough economic times can make people do pretty crazy things.
After a week of weather more akin to the wondrous landscapes of New Jersey, we can only pray for warmth to retire our winter wardrobe once and for all. With temperatures dipping into the teens, the Department of Darts & Laurels dusted off our cat mittens (tail included) and discovered a newfound love for down comforters (uh-maze-ing).
For Matt Ivester, the "juice" just wasn't worth the squeeze.
Start taking notes, Facebook. MySpace just made social networking a whole lot safer.
For Michael Phelps, one rip of the ROOR could end up costing him 30 days of freedom.
Here's a tip from Robbery 101: wearing "crazy pajama bottoms" can hardly be described as inconspicuous criminal attire.
In the wake of NBC's decision to cut PETA's risque commercial from the Super Bowl broadcast, animal cruelty awareness hit Gainesville on Monday.
In hiding behind his youth as an excuse for smoking pot, Michael Phelps demonstrated to the world a clear lack of understanding regarding his celebrity.
Beyond the highlight reel sacks and gut-busting grub, the true allure of the Super Bowl lies in catching the latest in advertising excellence.
As an oh-so-slow news week draws to a close, the Department of Darts & Laurels can only hope for ridiculousness to ensue this Sunday.
Put away the government cheese, the House just passed President Barack Obama's stimulus package to the tune of $819 billion.
Typically synonymous with Super Bowl week, celebrity-filled bashes may be taking a backseat to the game thanks to the sputtering economy.