Think for a moment about how much trust we put into Internet search engines like Google. They are our springboards to the otherwise nearly impenetrable expanse of information available online.
The game’s over, and our team won.
To mark the end of Black History Month, UF’s Student Government Productions spent $120,000 to bring rappers B.o.B, Wale and J. Cole to the O’Connell Center on Feb. 26.
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In response to my last post, I received a comment from someone who "has embraced chivalry since boyhood" and who defined chivalry as "common decency." In honor of this comment and in honor of that special occasion known as Valentine's Day, I decided to delve deeper into the subject.
Whether Valentine’s Day means a hot date night with the man of your dreams or a wild girls’ night out, the perfect outfit is almost as essential as whom you’re spending the evening with.
There are plenty of impressive numbers that describe the Florida softball team’s Class of 2011.
Asking members of the Gators lacrosse team why they chose to come to Florida is like trying to make small talk with a stranger.
For Chandler Parsons, the key to stuffing the stat sheet appears to be clearing his head.
For Will Claye, Omar Craddock and Christian Taylor, qualifying for the NCAA meet at season’s end isn’t a big deal — it’s expected.
After advancing to the Women's College World Series for three consecutive seasons, the Gators are ranked No. 5 in the nation. But even the national recognition isn't enough to earn the Gators respect in their own conference.
Solutions by The State News
