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Stacks of prayer books line the wall inside the Lubavitch-Chabad Jewish Student and Community Center Tuesday evening before the Yom Kippur ceremony begins.
Yosef Glaser, a 21-year-old rabbinical student from Chicago, reads from his prayer book Tuesday before the Yom Kippur ceremony begins. Glaser is studying to be a rabbi and came to Gainesville to help with Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur. He said it is customary to read a verse from the prayer book aloud to yourself before the ceremony.
Stacks of prayer books line the wall inside the Lubavitch-Chabad Jewish Student and Community Center Tuesday evening before the Yom Kippur ceremony begins.
Yosef Glaser, a 21-year-old rabbinical student from Chicago, reads from his prayer book Tuesday before the Yom Kippur ceremony begins. Glaser is studying to be a rabbi and came to Gainesville to help with Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur. He said it is customary to read a verse from the prayer book aloud to yourself before the ceremony.
Fans cheer as LANCO performs Friday night on Flavet Field for Gator Growl.
The guitarist for LANCO performs on Flavet Field Friday night during Gator Growl.
Ben Kamberg, a 20-year-old UF political science sophomore, waits in line Friday evening to play a game of Plinko before the concert started at Gator Growl. Kamberg said he is a Chase Rice fan and that he likes country because he comes from a rural part of Florida.
Ben Kamberg, a 20-year-old UF political science sophomore, waits in line Friday evening to play a game of Plinko before the concert started at Gator Growl. Kamberg said he is a Chase Rice fan and that he likes country because he comes from a rural part of Florida.
Ethan Gamble, 17-year-old Gainesville High student, rides his unicycle down Stadium Road while wearing his green alien outfit. Gamble said he first started by riding around the bus loop at JJ Finley Elementary school. “You just have to practice,” Gamble said. “Until you get the feel of it.”
Gamble rides his unicycle down the street in front of his house. Gamble said he started off on a shorter unicycle before moving up to the giraffe unicycle.
Ethan Gamble, 17-year-old Gainesville High student, rides his unicycle down Stadium Road while wearing his green alien outfit. Gamble said he first started by riding around the bus loop at JJ Finley Elementary school. “You just have to practice,” Gamble said. “Until you get the feel of it.”
Gamble rides his unicycle in the parking lot on campus next to the Stephen O’Connell Center.
Kayla Rodney performs at the open mic night Sept. 24 at the Civic Media Center. Rodney was the featured artist for the night, which had a theme of Afrofuturism, a genre of media that blends black culture with science fiction and technology.
Kayla Rodney performs at the open mic night Sept. 24 at the Civic Media Center. Rodney was the featured artist for the night, which had a theme of Afrofuturism, a genre of media that blends black culture with science fiction and technology.
Samantha Gildea, a 20-year-old international studies and Russian studies double major sophomore, speaks to a crowd of about 200 protesters Tuesday afternoon during the protest for blue lights on Frat Row. The protest took place in Flavet field. Gildea is an organizer for the protest and a member of Pi Beta Phi Fraternity for Women, the only female fraternity located on fraternity drive.
Officer R. Schugan inspects a damaged vehicle Sunday afternoon following an accident near the intersection of Northeast Eighth Avenue and Waldo Road.
Officer R. Schugan inspects a damaged vehicle Sunday afternoon following an accident near the intersection of Northeast Eighth Avenue and Waldo Road.
Ryan Wilder, a member of Inspire Party, cheers after the results of the election were announced Wednesday night. Inspire won the majority of the Senate seats for the first time in the party’s history.
Three members of Gator Party watch Wednesday night as the results of the election are read out.