OPINION
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EDITORIALS
With any hope, Tasergate is coming to an end
By the Editorial Board | Oct. 29, 2007So Andrew Meyer apologized.
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SPORTS
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OTHER SPORTS GOLF
Men drop semifinal to Bruins
Oct. 29, 2007After beating Coastal Carolina in a morning conclusion to Sunday's darkness-postponed quarterfinal, the UF men's golf team was unable to defeat UCLA on Monday.
NEWS
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CAMPUS
Meyer accepts 18-month probation
By KIM WILMATH | Oct. 29, 2007Andrew Meyer has agreed to an 18-month term of voluntary probation by the State Attorney's Office following his arrest Sept. 17.
NEWS
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CAMPUS
Starbucks takes over Java City's spot at Reitz
By ILEANA MORALES | Oct. 29, 2007Jenny Talana and Phillip Sotomayor don't usually drink coffee.
NEWS
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CAMPUS
JPMorgan Chase official encourages students to take charge
By DEBORAH SWERDLOW | Oct. 29, 2007A JPMorgan Chase executive said his 20 years of business success are highly related to the values of a student organization Monday night.
METRO
Eco-friendly apartment complex to likely debut in spring
By APRIL DUDASH | Oct. 29, 2007The Bartram, an environmentally friendly apartment complex expected to open next year, will be one of the first of its kind in the United States.
METRO
Model houses teach residents about safety
By JOEL MORA | Oct. 29, 2007Broken windows, lost roofs and even lost houses are common scenes for Floridians during hurricane season, but UF hopes to help prevent losses by teaching people how to protect their homes.
NEWS
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CAMPUS UF ADMINISTRATION
UF names new official to manage finances
By <ahref="mailto:dculclasure@alligator.org">DEVIN CULCLASURE< | Oct. 29, 2007In a time of budget cuts, tuition increases and financial uncertainty, a new UF administrator will be charged with managing university funds.
OPINION
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COLUMNS
Andrew Meyer apologizes to UF
By ANDREW MEYER | Oct. 29, 2007To the UF community and The Gator Nation the world over,
SPORTS
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FOOTBALL
Gators feel sting of piling losses
Oct. 29, 2007In the past month the UF football team has watched Auburn kicker Wes Byrum do the Gator Chomp in The Swamp, LSU running back Jacob Hester torch their defense on fourth down and Georgia fans celebrate in Jacksonville for just the third time in 18 years.
NEWS
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SFC
Santa Fe Community College students to entertain kids at 'Boo at the Zoo' event
By ANDRE SALHAB | Oct. 29, 2007While the white-handed gibbon screams to mark its territory, visitors at the zoo may give it something else to scream about Wednesday.
SPORTS
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FOOTBALL
Estopinan out for season with ACL tear
Oct. 29, 2007The UF defensive line took a major hit Monday, as Coach Urban Meyer said starting tackle Javier Estopinan and backup Brandon Antwine are out for the season.
SPORTS
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COLUMNS
Looking ahead to intriguing bowl matchups
Oct. 29, 2007With the college football world standing on its ear and the Southeastern Conference more tangled than Joakim Noah's hair, there should be some pretty interesting bowl matchups this year.
SPORTS
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WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
Thompson overcomes Hurricane Katrina, difficult past
Oct. 29, 2007The number two represents a lot for sophomore transfer Lonnika Thompson.
NEWS
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CAMPUS
Meyer apologizes in letter to students
By KIM WILMATH | Oct. 29, 2007Andrew Meyer has addressed an apology letter to UF students, UF President Bernie Machen and Student Government for his "failure to act calmly" during a Sept. 17 forum with Sen. John Kerry.
OPINION
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COLUMNS
Legalizing weed would lead to wealth
By KYLE COX | Oct. 29, 2007Marijuana will be decriminalized before 2015. When that day arrives, be prepared for exactly nothing horrible to happen. Your children won't be murdered at gunpoint. Your liquor store won't be robbed. There will, however, be some bitchin' parties.
METRO
Visitors brought back to Civil War era at Ghost Walk
By CLAIBOURNE SMITH | Oct. 29, 2007Cars crowded the entranceway of the Morningside Nature Center on Saturday evening, forcing some to wait in the turning lane on State Road 26.
OPINION
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EDITORIALS
Crist: Hero or Horrible?
By the Editorial Board | Oct. 28, 2007Surprising no one, Gov. Charlie Crist approved a 5 percent tuition increase, a 5 percent technology fee and an automatic tuition increase based on inflation Friday.
MULTIMEDIA
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VIDEO
Moth eyes inspiration for water-resistant coating
By STEVEN WEINER | Oct. 28, 2007By studying moth eyes and cicada wings, an assistant professor of chemical engineering at UF and his graduate students created an anti-reflective, water-resistant coating.
NEWS
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GREEK AFFAIRS
Greek houses face alcohol sanctions for Homecoming
By KIM WILMATH | Oct. 28, 2007Some UF fraternities and sororities will face alcohol sanctions during Homecoming week after several chapters were punished for alcohol-related incidents.
