World Hypnotism Day celebrated at local bookstore
By Caitlin O'Conner | Jan. 10, 2010Gainesville's first observance of World Hypnotism Day was held at Books-A-Million on Saturday where seven hypnotherapists discussed a range of topics.
Gainesville's first observance of World Hypnotism Day was held at Books-A-Million on Saturday where seven hypnotherapists discussed a range of topics.
With the game forced into a second overtime, Steffi Sorensen was the least expected player on the Gators to take a shot. Through the game’s first 45 minutes, Sorensen had failed to score a single point.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Florida finally fixed its woeful outside shooting, but one of the Gators’ supposed strengths turned into a glaring weakness on Saturday.
For a Gators team that came into the season with sky-high expectations, fusing a top-ranked recruiting class with a seasoned returning class that finished fourth in the nation was a challenge on Friday night in Norman, Okla.
The Gators have spent plenty of time working to get their three-point shots falling again – extra shots in practice, individual shooting sessions, breaking down film.
The UF gymnastics team opens its season on the road at Norman, Okla., for its first meet of the season against No. 9 Oklahoma tonight at 8. With weather forecasted to be in the teens at the time of the meet, the team can be thankful it gets to perform indoors.
Just because football season is over, doesn't mean your Gators clothes have to stay in your closet until next August.
Now that you’re free from football season’s choke hold, it’s time to take some advice from Wu Tang Financial and diversify your bonds.
The Alachua County Health Department is offering free H1N1 vaccinations Saturday at three locations.
The stallions will perform at 3 p.m. and 7:30 p.m.
Hamburgers using beef courtesy of Beef Products Inc. may come with pickles, onions, ketchup and a side of ammonia.
No hats, no heaters, no problem – until the weather dips below freezing.
A Gainesville woman was arrested after she was caught prostituting an underage girl to an undercover cop Wednesday night.
Students may be able to save some cash in coming semesters with textbook rental programs offering an alternative to buying books.
UF and Santa Fe students should bring work samples, resumes and enthusiasm to the Alligator Office, 1105 W. University Ave., between 2 p.m and 5 p.m. Friday.
Meek, D-Fla., who represents Florida’s 17th Congressional District, including parts of Miami-Dade and Broward counties, in the U.S. House of Representatives, stopped in Gainesville to encourage students to volunteer in his campaign for a U.S. Senate seat.
Welcome back to a new semester, a new decade and a new onslaught of laughs, tears and things that’ll just plain piss you off brought to you by yours truly.
I can’t help but wonder why President Obama has received so much more heat from certain members of the media and from certain factions of the country than any public figure I can remember. The recent attempted bombing by a Nigerian terrorist has prompted those members of the media to come out from the woodwork to –- yet again –- criticize Obama. This time it is because he took 72 hours to publicly respond to the situation, after consulting with security teams from Christmas until Dec. 28.
Every year, more than 52,000 Mormon missionaries descend upon the world. This is a part four in a four-part series that follows two such messengers.
Some of Alachua County’s youngest artists will have a chance to showcase their work at the upcoming Alachua County Elementary Art Exhibition beginning Saturday. Erin Friedberg, Gainesville visual arts coordinator, said the exhibition is designed to highlight the creativity and talent of its elementary school contributors.