This week, we at the alligatorSports Brand Picks Column are headed down to the Bayou where there are lions, and tigers and bea - well, actually just tigers.
The possible No. 1 pick in the 2008 NFL Draft hides down on the bayou, listening to Phil Collins and building on a foundation set in high school.
Hooray! SG elections are finally over. I no longer have to dodge perky Gator Party representatives as they try to attack me on Turlington Plaza. In high school, I was heavily involved with student government, but I never attacked unwilling participants as they walked to class.
Underneath two white tents, Gainesville Regional Utilities and Shands at UF representatives stood on the gravel of the GRU South Energy Center's construction site Thursday.
Bubbling beneath the everyday lives of a growing number of college students is the urge to reignite the tie-dye colored flames of another hippie revolution.
If you go by point spreads, the Gators don?t have much of a chance.
Jon Bennett witnessed the destruction caused by Hurricane Katrina firsthand and has not forgotten it.
While owning a dog can be expensive for students, as the dogs get bigger, the price gets smaller in Gainesville.
As UF's football team prepares to play against Louisiana State University on Saturday, many worry that Tony Joiner may not play in the game.
When Meg Taylor graduated from UF last December with degrees in classical studies and Spanish, she never expected to get into fashion.
Steam leaking from hot water in the boiler room set off smoke alarms at the Constans Theatre at about 11:45 p.m. Wednesday, said Bob Estling, coordinator for UF's Physical Plant Division.
Well folks, it looks like Student Body President Ryan Moseley's Student Government administration is on track to let us down again. I am writing about the task force which will review UF's event management and the University Police Department's practices.
Though the Gator Party nearly swept the fall Student Government election, it's still facing the consequences of several complaints filed by the Progress Party.
The Alligator really downplayed this fall's SG election turnout. Considering the horrible weather, lack of real competition and limited campaigning, it was impressive to see this election garner one of the highest turnouts in fall campaign history. In fact, this year's turnout set a record for normal fall election turnout.
Charges against UF senior football player Earl A. "Tony" Joiner were dropped late this morning.
Richard Smith placed his two front fingers over the wrist and found the low, inconsistent pulse. With a shaking hand, he slid the syringe into the rubbery skin, punctured the artery, and watched as the blood pulsed into the tube, shaking the vial with each throb.
After four straight road games, there's no rest for the weary.
Gator Growl is teaming up with the University Athletic Association, and the results might make it easier for students to sit with their friends.
Florida's marine ecosystem might be posing a serious threat to the already endangered sea turtles living there, according to a presentation held Tuesday at the Florida Museum of Natural History.
UF free safety Major Wright isn't ashamed to admit he feels butterflies before every game.
Solutions by The State News
