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Hair clippings to be sent to Gulf
By Alexander Klausner | May 26, 2010The infamous Deepwater Horizon oil spill is sending an estimated 5,000 barrels of oil into the Gulf of Mexico every day.
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Former walk-on defensive Gator lineman dies
By DANIELLA DORCELUS | May 24, 2010Lamar Abel, a former walk-on defensive lineman for the Gators, died Saturday after an apparent seizure.
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Auction, concert benefit the arts
By NICOLE SALZMAN | May 24, 2010About 200 people bought hand-painted chairs and donated money to hear live music in support of local arts programs Saturday night in downtown Gainesville.
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Student Alliance senators join Progress Party
By ELIZABETH BEHRMAN | May 19, 2010Three senators representing the Student Alliance party announced their new affiliation with the Progress Party after voicing their dissatisfaction with the policies of their former party.
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Report finds students' trip to Haiti not funded by UF
By MINCH MINCHIN | May 19, 2010UF has cleared professor Churchill Roberts of violating university policy by allowing two graduate students to return to Haiti to complete a video project.
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Journalism's best gather at Storytellers' Summit
By Joey Flechas | May 17, 2010In a room filled with budding journalists, best-selling authors, respected faculty and a few Pulitzer Prize winners, Rick Bragg distilled the art of good writing down to coloring in a coloring book.
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Professor invents seafood inspection method
By ANDREW PANTAZI | May 17, 2010The stench of a spoiled economy, rotten gas prices and oil-contaminated fish is emanating from the Gulf of Mexico.
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UF summit educates college-bound students
By SHANIQUA A. THOMPSON | May 17, 2010About 20 middle and high school students attended YOUth Summit hosted by UF’s College Reach-Out Program, which helps disadvantaged youth prepare for college.
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Debate, position appointments take place at first meeting of the semester
By Joey Flechas | May 12, 2010The first Senate meeting of the summer semester saw the approval of 53 new Cabinet members, ranging from agency chairs to presidential advisers.
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UF professor wins $30,000 in short story contest
By Alexander Klausner | May 12, 2010Robison, who has focused primarily on novel writing as of late, did not expect to receive the award because she had not written a short story in some time.
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UF alumna wins award, prize money for social networking
By ANDREW PANTAZI | May 12, 2010About seven years after graduation, one UF alumna is mastering the art of professional social networking.
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Biomedical Sciences Building to house joint research
By ALEX CHACHKEVITCH | May 12, 2010President Bernie Machen and other UF officials dedicated the Biomedical Sciences Building Tuesday.
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Graphic exhibit teaches crime-scene techniques involving insects
By MINCH MINCHIN | May 10, 2010CSI: Crime Scene Insects, an educational exhibit that opened over the weekend, will remain in Gainesville until January.
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UF alumna’s choreography to be performed in D.C.
By JAMEL LANGLEY | May 10, 2010For recent UF alumna Megan Kendzior, dancing is more than just a means of self-expression.
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Makeover affects SW Rec services
By BRITTANY MCDANIEL | May 10, 2010The Southwest Recreation Center recent construction developments may be driving some gym-goers away.
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Dance students to study abroad with Israeli peers
By Alexander Klausner | May 10, 2010The student group will become the first UF study abroad program in the area of dance and the first UF-sponsored study abroad program in Israel.
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President reflects on time in office
By ELIZABETH BEHRMAN | Apr. 20, 2010After a year focused on moving forward, Jordan Johnson looked back with pride on his term as Student Body president Monday afternoon.
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Student Government finance records reveal Accent spending
By ELIZABETH BEHRMAN | Apr. 20, 2010Although Gainesville has no red carpet, Accent speakers still get star treatment.
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Student Government gives group $7K
By ELIZABETH BEHRMAN | Apr. 20, 2010The last Senate meeting of the spring semester was a little brighter than usual.
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Students rally for third time
By CHELSEA KEENAN | Apr. 20, 2010Their signs were more weathered and their crowd has dwindled since the first protest, but the message of protesters was just as strong during their third march Tuesday afternoon.
