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International Education Week kicks off, lasts until Sunday
By Colleen Wright | Nov. 13, 2012A small crowd gathered around visiting professor Ulisses Rocha and his guitar Tuesday morning in the Hub.
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According to this old man, Taylor Swift is overrated
By Chloe Finch | Nov. 13, 2012On Sunday, Salon.com released a guest piece by Mark Guarino, Christian Science Monitor staff writer and renowned Taylor Swift expert, analyzing the root of Taylor Swift’s commercial success and why we should be wary.
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Third annual bone marrow drive is today
By Rosa Llamo | Nov. 13, 2012Alex Plattner is 22 years old, and he saved a life.
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Notebook: Driskel on crutches for ankle
By JOSH JURNOVOY | Nov. 13, 2012Offensive coordinator Brent Pease confirmed on Tuesday that Jeff Driskel is using crutches rather than a walking boot to move around on his sprained right ankle.
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Column: Wideouts hurting bad offense
By GREG LUCA | Nov. 13, 2012When asked what he thought about Florida’s lack of playmakers on Nov. 5, coach Will Muschamp was as close to honest as could ever be expected: “It is what it is. We’re where we are.”
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Organizations hold suicide awareness forum
By Valeria Delgado | Nov. 13, 2012UF psychology student Shari Isaacs, 20, tried to explain depression to an audience of about 30 people Thursday night.
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Gators show their true colors at Gator Growl
By Marisa Ross | Nov. 12, 2012More than 26,000 students, alumni, veterans and guests united Friday under the stars for the 89th Gator Growl.
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Graduate assistants deserve a better contract
Nov. 12, 2012Over the past several months, Graduate Assistants United GAU has been bargaining with UF administration to end fees and raise the minimum wage; include specific health care language that guarantees dental and vision insurance; and protect graduate assistant families through family medical leave and child care.
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Junior guard shines in transition, improving all-around game
Nov. 12, 2012Jaterra Bonds received a pass from freshman Chandler Cooper, drove through the lane and made a layup while getting fouled.
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Find Books and a Community at the Civic Media Center
By Samantha Schuyler | Nov. 12, 2012Downtown, just past the Sun Center, beside the Citizen’s Co-op, the Civic Media Center has a sign on its door.
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Gators' Brissett to have starting opportunity at quarterback
By ADAM PINCUS | Nov. 12, 2012After 10 games of waiting and an offseason of preparation, Jacoby Brissett is getting his chance.
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All-American’s return bolsters UF defense
By ADAM LICHTENSTEIN | Nov. 12, 2012Florida coach Becky Burleigh started two underclassmen at center back against Florida Gulf Coast on Friday, but she had an All-American waiting in the wings.
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Gators injury situation in flux as season nears conclusion
By JOE MORGAN | Nov. 12, 2012Linebacker Neiron Ball (ankle) and wide receiver Andre Debose (sprained knee) are doubtful for Florida’s game against Jacksonville State on Saturday. Ball injured his ankle early in Florida’s 27-20 win against Louisiana on Saturday, while Debose missed the game entirely.
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Spring semester: Tips for registration
By Craig Kissoon | Nov. 11, 2012Plan early, plan often.
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Butler gets win No. 100 as George leads Gators in blowout home win
Nov. 11, 2012After sitting out Friday’s game due to personal reasons, Jennifer George returned Sunday and helped the Gators pick up their second win of the season.
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UF women's tennis has mixed performance during weekend
Nov. 11, 2012Three Gators from Florida’s women’s tennis team entered the 32-person pool in Flushing, N.Y., and four entered the tournament in Lakewood, Fla., on the weekend with high aspirations.
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Backup Brissett leads Gators' fourth-quarter comeback
By JOSH JURNOVOY | Nov. 10, 2012The circumstances weren’t ideal, but Jacoby Brissett wasn’t caught off guard.
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Moss propels inexperienced Gators to blowout win in opener
Nov. 9, 2012Sydney Moss flirted with a triple-double Friday night in her first career game for the Gators.
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Five Food Fundamentals for Healthy Skin
By Jennifer Hernandez | Nov. 9, 2012If you have ever watched the cult classic “Girls,” on HBO, you probably remember when Hannah is at that new job and one of the women she works with tells her that her eyelids are too oily and that she is obviously a vegan who isn’t in-taking proper nutrition.
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Darts & Laurels
Nov. 8, 2012Brr! Or something. Don’t worry, you’re not the only one who’s overly excited for the winter flavors available at Starbucks now. Even though our winter is much more mild than Actual Winter, we can still pretend that what we see could be a scene from Winterfell.
