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Tomer Zilbershtein watches the climate protest Friday at City Hall. Zilbershtein is a founder of The Tangency Foundation, a non-profit organization that teaches conservation and environmental sustainability.
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Tomer Zilbershtein watches the climate protest Friday at City Hall. Zilbershtein is a founder of The Tangency Foundation, a non-profit organization that teaches conservation and environmental sustainability.
Molly Coburn, a 21-year-old Santa Fe zoology student, Stephanie Nathasingh, an 18-year-old engineering student, and Sian Armstrong, a 20-year-old Santa Fe environmental science student, stand and watch a speech at City Hall Friday during the climate protest. The three women are members of Santa Fe Sustainability Club.
Emma Turner, an 18-year-old UF horticulture major, cheers during a speech Friday at City Hall for the Youth Climate Strike. Turner, a coordinator for the organization Young Leaders for Wild Florida, was one of about 300 people to attend the protest.
Tucker Felts, 23, plays Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Friday night. Felts, a UF psychology alumni, said he has been going to Smash tournaments since he was a freshman. “I’m buddies with everyone here,” he said.
Sajhmori Dunn, a 24-year-old UF aerospace engineering alumni, plays Super Smash Bros. Ultimate with Brock Hubbard, an 18-year-old Santa Fe student studying plant biology, Friday night. Hubbard said he enjoys playing because it makes competitors think about their moves. “You really have to read your opponent,” he said. Dunn, who said he has been playing competitively since around 2008, said he believes the trick is to keep mashing buttons “until you get good at it.”
Investigator Matthew Sides prepares to examine the scene Sunday night inside of the Jersey Mike’s in Butler Plaza where the wounded man was allegedly brought.
Bruce Capin strokes Kuwa, one of the three cougars living in the sanctuary at his home, Monday evening after bringing her some grass to eat. Capin said he has had the sanctuary for 20 years and that he takes in cougars that were mistreated or neglected so that they can live out the rest of their lives.
Kuwa looks out her cage Monday evening.
Bruce Capin walks outside of the cougar cages at his sanctuary Monday.
Bruce Capin sits with Talisa Monday evening after bringing her some grass to eat.
Bruce Capin strokes Kuwa, one of the three cougars living in the sanctuary at his home, Monday evening after bringing her some grass to eat. Capin said he has had the sanctuary for 20 years and that he takes in cougars that were mistreated or neglected so that they can live out the rest of their lives.
A rushing fraternity member watches as groups of protestors pass by Tuesday afternoon on frat row during the protest for blue lights. Protestors marched down fraternity drive to demand the installation of blue lights along fraternity row.
Three people stand on the upper steps of Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity house watching the protestors pass by Tuesday afternoon.
Nathan Barkdull, a 20-year-old UF physics and math double major junior, holds a protest sign and chants Tuesday during the Protest for Blue Lights on Frat Row. Barkdull said he believes that Michael Murphy’s letter to the editor in response to the demand for more blue lights led to more people attending the protest.
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.
Investigator Boyett approaches the scene Sunday night at the Jersey Mike’s in Butler Plaza.
Nico Diaz, 22, talks with an officer Sunday night in front of the Jersey Mike's in Butler Plaza. Behind them is a gray Hyundai with at least 10 bullet holes.
Nico Diaz, 22, talks with an officer Sunday night in front of the Jersey Mike's in Butler Plaza. Behind them is a gray Hyundai with at least 10 bullet holes.