Breast cancer marketing overwhelming other diseases
By The Alligator Editorial Board | Oct. 13, 2009Americans have become obsessed with promoting breast cancer awareness, and corporations have noticed.
Americans have become obsessed with promoting breast cancer awareness, and corporations have noticed.
The Florida football team is 5-0, ranked No. 1 in both polls, quarterbacked by one of the best college football players of all time, led by one of the best defenses in a long while and should coast into the Southeastern Conference Championship Game.
Rivals in football, teammates in education.
It was nearly impossible to miss how quarterback Tim Tebow suffered his concussion, but Moses Jenkins' concussion went barely noticed.
Gator Growl begins setting up $1.1 million show
Narrated by MIKE McCALL
Close-Knit Gators knit hats for Shands Children's Hospital
Miniature masters of genius and imagination, along with their parents, come together Tuesdays and Thursdays at Do Art studio with one goal - to end child abuse with the Child Advocacy Center's Jay's Hands project.
Last night at about 5:30 I was studying in the Reitz Union for my two Wednesday exams. The room gradually got a bit louder. People dressed in black hustled and bustled about but were being generally unobtrusive.
I have great reservation writing this response to Paul Murty's Tuesday column because I'm afraid it will give his ignorance an air of legitimacy. The letter was the most fallacious, logically incoherent and misleading piece the Alligator has published in months.
In the next academic year, graduate students may receive a $500 stipend increase, thanks to a vote by the Graduate Assistants Student Union.
Florida's gameplan for a 5-0 start has been a whole lot of dominant defense and tough running, with a touch of passing.
A member of the UF gymnastics team was arrested Tuesday after police say she was storing items that were stolen during multiple burglaries.
The Gainesville Police Department held the first of two community meetings Tuesday as part of a program designed to review department practices after recent scandal within the department.
Shortage of nursing educators affect admissions
As I walked through Turlington Plaza to drop off a midterm Friday afternoon, I noticed a few posters with Ernesto "Che" Guevara's infamous picture on them. Progressing through Turlington, I saw protesters holding signs condemning Che Guevara, calling him a terrorist instead of a hero.
Justin Jones, a UF senior, knew at 11 years old that he was different.
Amanda Butler has an important dinner date.
Just about everyone with a press pass, football ticket or computer turned into a doctor during the last two weeks to evaluate Florida quarterback Tim Tebow's playing status after his concussion against Kentucky, but Tebow had little use for the opinions.