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Bryant E. Middleton, 70. “They stole our hope. They took away our dignity. They frightened us every single day,” he said. “These weren’t convicts. These were children. And they allowed it to happen.”
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Bryant E. Middleton, 70. “They stole our hope. They took away our dignity. They frightened us every single day,” he said. “These weren’t convicts. These were children. And they allowed it to happen.”
From left, Bret Larson, 33, Zane Bezesky, 25, and Jason Barnett, 24, judge latte art entries at Know Where Coffee on Monday night. First-, second- and third-place winners got prizes.
Rachel Hart, left, a 22-year-old UF advertising senior, and Erica Runyon, a 20-year-old from Jacksonville, Florida, participate in Know Where Coffee’s one-year anniversary latte art competition on Monday night.
Katherine Leiva, a 22-year-old UF nursing freshman dances during 9th Annual Arabic Ball on Saturday at the Reitz Union. The event hosted by the Arab Student Association
The Gator Dabke Team performs during the Arab Student Association’s 9th Annual Arabic Ball on Saturday at the Reitz Union.
Daniela De La Torre, a UF international studies student, belly-dances at the 9th Annual Arabic Ball on Saturday night at the Reitz Union Grand Ballroom.
Suhaib Herraka (above), a 27-year-old UF biology junior, dances to Arabic music at the 9th Annual Arabic Ball on Saturday at the Reitz Union. The ball is the Arab Student Association’s largest event of the year. See page five for more photos.
A University Police Department crime scene unit vehicle sits parked outside of Little Hall on March 10, 2016.
A University Police Department crime scene unit vehicle sits parked outside of Little Hall on March 10, 2016.
Supporters of the proposed Minimum Wage Ordinance wait in line to speak during the open forum period of the Alachua County Commission meeting on Tuesday evening.
UF chemical engineering sophomores Mitchell Joppru, 19, and Morgan Eddy, 20, ride unicycles at the Reitz Union on Tuesday evening with UF’s juggling and unicycling club, Objects in Motion.