I'd like to express my concern with some of the facts represented in yesterday's Alligator regarding recent happenings in Student Government.
The government is acting like back-to-school season will somehow resemble "28 Days Later."
Labor Day will officially kick off the American fantasy football season in 2009, and no matter where you are this weekend you will be within earshot of a conversation about somebody's fantasy draft.
Voting records should be made public
An advertisement in Monday's issue of The Gainesville Sun is drawing criticism from some of the paper's readers.
Gainesville residents will have a chance to showcase their talent in the city's first photography contest, "The Gainesville Way of Life."
I have a problem with the Bible. Specifically, I have a problem with a particular verse in the Bible. Even more specifically, a particular translation of a particular verse in the Bible.
Like many students living in Gainesville, I love biking, especially mountain biking. Over the summer I went on a road trip across the country. I got to do some great mountain biking. My favorite location from the trip was a small town in Colorado called Durango. If you ever get a chance to go mountain biking there, you will get to go on some great trails. What you won't experience is a large homeless population living in tents on the bicycle trails.
For the first time this season, the Gators found themselves with their backs to the wall.
The Alachua County Health Department will offer influenza vaccines for $25 beginning Tuesday and lasting throughout the fall or until the vaccines run out, though the vaccination will not prevent the H1N1 strain known as swine flu.
While thousands of fans will be sporting orange and blue this Saturday, a matching beer won't be part of the attire.
Ellis Greiner just added a new plaque to his wall.
I am writing to respond to Monday's column by Matthew Christ. I must be one of the crazies he railed about because I'm having trouble finding any merit or truth in what was written. Let me explain.
Andre Debose is finding out that time does not heal all wounds.
UPDATE (MARCH 2014): The state expunged the charges from Lee's record.
For the first time in about 20 years, Florida Department of Transportation fees are increasing - more than doubling in many cases.
Planned Parenthood of North Florida reduced the price of birth control last week in an attempt to meet women's needs better as they face economic recession.
The owner of Shooting Star Japanese Grill and Sushi was arrested Monday on charges of domestic battery.
Motor vehicle fees are going up on Tuesday and many people feel it's inappropriate timing, given the current economic climate.
Monday marked the first day of a trial for a lawsuit over an accident between a Frito Lay Company truck and two other vehicles.
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