METRO
352 Creates add new event in Gainesville on Friday
Feb. 23, 2016After several years of 352 Creates, the program is changing its layout Friday.
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CAMPUS
UF College of Education begins new fellowship program, 40 teachers selected
By JW Glass | Feb. 23, 2016UF’s College of Education has selected 40 teachers from across Florida for a new fellowship.
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CAMPUS
Celebrating every body at UF with GatorWell events
By Jessica Schein | Feb. 23, 2016GatorWell is educating students about positive body image this week.
METRO
App, local businesses partner for week of chicken
By Mary-Lou Watkinson | Feb. 23, 2016Gainesville restaurants are selling grilled chicken sandwiches with fries for $5 until Sunday.
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CAMPUS
Research Roundup - fasting, almonds, pit bulls
Feb. 23, 2016Fasting and feasting can be beneficial
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COLUMNS
Column: Dunk a basketball - every boy's dream
Feb. 23, 2016Grown men can say it has always been their dream to end up with the jobs they have today, but they would be lying. For anyone who has ever picked up a basketball growing up, they can attest to the fact that they eagerly waited for the day they’d be able to slam a rubber ball into a metal hoop situated 10 feet off the ground professionally. Unfortunately, for many of us, that day never comes.
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COLUMNS
Column: Remembering author Harper Lee
Feb. 23, 2016On Feb. 19, beloved American author Nelle Harper Lee passed away peacefully in her sleep at the age of 89.
OPINION
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COLUMNS
Column: Spelling black liberation with a capital 'B'
Feb. 23, 2016I am not black, and I will never grasp the depth of the suffering, past and present, of the members of the African diaspora.
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EDITORIALS
Editorial: Common sense, not partisanship, can prevail
Feb. 23, 2016When we talk about Florida politics, we usually do so in language expressing exasperation and disbelief. There is, after all, plenty to be angry about these days: Statewide, the ongoing battle over whether to allow fracking in Florida has intensified in recent days, and here in Gainesville, we’re contending with how to best correct overbilling and mismanagement on the part of Gainesville Regional Utilities and the Gainesville Renewable Energy Center.
METRO
Handmade creatures to roam Gainesville on Saturday
By Madison Behm | Feb. 23, 2016A shark submarine will roll down the streets of Gainesville on Saturday.
METRO
From Gainesville to Dapperville: a group's mission to improve wardrobes
By Hannah Ogden | Feb. 23, 2016Five men are on a mission to make Gainesville dapper.
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CAMPUS
Students vote to pie a professor as part of Engineers Without Borders event
By Brenna McKenna | Feb. 23, 2016Engineers Without Borders is letting students vote for a professor to pie.
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CAMPUS
Defense carrying UF basketball near season's end
By IAN COHEN | Feb. 22, 2016The 20-point scoring barrage began abruptly.
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CAMPUS
Voting open for sustainability contest at Library West
By Demi Wolfe | Feb. 22, 2016Students can start voting online today for how to make Library West sustainable.
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Pirreca sisters stepping up for Florida lacrosse team
By Kyle Brutman | Feb. 22, 2016The Pirreca sisters took over Chapel Hill, North Carolina, on Saturday.
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Queer and transgender minority students unite for week of educational events
By Jaci Schreckengost | Feb. 22, 2016A UF group is educating students about queer and transgender minority students this week.
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BASEBALL
UF baseball hosts Eastern Michigan tonight
By Luis Torres | Feb. 22, 2016After sweeping its season-opening series against Florida Gulf Coast, the Florida baseball team had little time before switching its attention to its next opponent, Eastern Michigan.
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CAMPUS
Experts discuss pesticide use before 2016 bee event
By Diane Illingworth | Feb. 22, 2016Leading up to this year’s Bee College, UF experts shared the importance of protecting bees and the food they pollinate.
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Taking it in stride - friends remember UF professor, runner
By Martin Vassolo | Feb. 22, 2016When 41-year-old Konstantin Matchev finished a half marathon Sunday, he hoped to see a familiar face at the finish line.
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Second VP of Student Affairs candidate visits
By Katelyn Newberg | Feb. 22, 2016Mental health and student diversity are important issues to the second candidate for vice president of Student Affairs.
