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MULTIMEDIA  |  VIDEO

Video: Bowler attempts to break 125-hour record

By Matthew Riva | Nov. 4, 2010

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SPORTS  |  MEN'S BASKETBALL

Gators win, falter in second half

By GREG LUCA | Nov. 3, 2010

Despite winning by 26 points, the Gators left Wednesday’s contest with a decidedly negative feeling.

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SPORTS  |  FOOTBALL

Defensive linemen struggling to pressure opposing QBs

Nov. 3, 2010

 

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SPORTS  |  VOLLEYBALL

Blocks key UF win streak

By MATT RUBIN< | Nov. 3, 2010

The old saying goes “defense wins championships.”

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SPORTS  |  FOOTBALL

Henry regained confidence before Georgia game

By ANTHONY CHIANG | Nov. 3, 2010

The last time Chas Henry attempted a field goal to decide the outcome of a game, he failed.

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SPORTS  |  OTHER SPORTS SWIM AND DIVE

Gators prepare for national championship rematch

By ALLISON BANKO | Nov. 3, 2010

If history is any indication, the Florida women’s swimming and diving team’s matchup with Stanford will be a tight one.

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SPORTS  |  OTHER SPORTS TENNIS

UF set for indoor nationals

By STEPHEN SHEEHAN< | Nov. 3, 2010

Florida will be well represented in the college tennis scene today, as members of both the men’s and women’s teams will compete in the USTA/ITA National Indoor Intercollegiate Championships in Flushing, N.Y.

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NEWS  |  CAMPUS

Razor company ranks UF as one of nation’s hairiest

By Alexander Klausner | Nov. 3, 2010

Just in time for No-Shave November, a new study shows that UF is one of the hairiest universities in the nation.

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THE AVENUE  |  LIFESTYLE

Feeling fruity? Course is a sweet pick for spring schedules

By ALLISON BANKO | Nov. 3, 2010

It’s breathing in your ear, flashing in the back of your mind and cowering over your shoulder. Spring registration kicked off this week, and ISIS has become the new Facebook in your hunt for a flawless batch of courses. Among the massive mess of course listings nuzzles a one-credit course that’s extra sweet: Growing Fruit for Fun and Profit (FRC1010).

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THE AVENUE  |  LIFESTYLE

Challenge: Could you bear your hair for No-Shave November?

By Marissa Prieto | Nov. 3, 2010

No-Shave November. Novembeard. Call it what you want, but the time is upon us. For one month, men and women across the nation will ditch their Gillette and Venus razors to let the natural beauty flow from their faces, legs and any other optional body part.

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NEWS  |  CAMPUS

IRHA tunnel to address oppression

By Sara Drumm | Nov. 3, 2010

The Inter-Residence Hall Association will be hosting its first Tunnel of Oppression at Broward Hall on Thursday from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m.

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THE AVENUE  |  MUSIC

Feeling the jam: Papadosio to spin through Gainesville

By Kat Bein | Nov. 3, 2010

This Friday, Gainesville is getting a dose of one of Asheville, N.C.’s most up-and-coming rock forces, Papadosio, who have dedicated themselves to reinventing the jam band.

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OPINION  |  LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Columnist presents a flawed view of WikiLeaks

By Caitlin Plowfield | Nov. 3, 2010

Wednesday’s guest column by Stephen Bartholomew from the University of Toledo on the justification of WikiLeaks’ releases is ridiculous.

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NEWS  |  CAMPUS

Students explore UF majors at Reitz

By Mina Radman | Nov. 3, 2010

Students went shopping for degrees  Wednesday.

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METRO  |  POLITICS

UF reacts to Rick Scott victory in governor race

By Mina Radman | Nov. 3, 2010

Republican Rick Scott declared victory shortly after Democrat Alex Sink conceded the governor’s race Wednesday morning, and the UF community has differing opinions on the tight win.

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THE AVENUE  |  SEX

Sex and the Swamp: Let’s joke about sex

By Jared Misner | Nov. 3, 2010

Dear Jared,

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METRO

Koppers issue to be on display at weekend art festival

By Nika Zecevic | Nov. 3, 2010

Members of the Superfund Art Project team will address the Cabot Carbon/Koppers Superfund Site issue Saturday and Sunday during the Downtown Festival and Art Show in Gainesville.

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OPINION  |  COLUMNS

Entertainers just aren’t entertaining

By Nate Rushing | Nov. 3, 2010

A friend of mine was required to watch “Singing in the Rain” for a class last week. She, like all blue-blooded Americans who have anything remotely close to a heart, loved the movie that tells the whimsical, fictitious story of the first talking movies. This prompted me to look up some of the singing and dancing numbers from the film. As I browsed through “Make ‘em Laugh,” “Singing in the Rain,” etc., I realized something: We settle for some sorry excuses for pop stars these days.

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NEWS  |  CAMPUS STUDENT LIFE

Former columnist wins seat for soil and water conservation

By Jerry Bruno | Nov. 3, 2010

It’s not often that a 22-year-old law student decides to run for public office and actually wins. But Bryan Griffin defied the odds Tuesday night.

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THE AVENUE  |  FASHION

The art of shopping: New store features fashion, gallery

By Kathleen Boyle | Nov. 3, 2010

Tucked in a darling two-story corner building at 101 N. Main St., an area known for nightlife and local dives, the marriage of art and fashion is alive and thriving.