Although the word "smokeout" may carry certain conotations, the UF group Healthy Gators 2010 has decided to take the word literally.
When the UF volleyball team takes the court Sunday for its last home match of the regular season, the Gators might have a hard time keeping it together.
(Casey Brooke Lawson / Alligator) UF students Erik Voss, left, and Mac Thompson perform "Double Standards," a sketch comedy scene, at the Theatre Strike Force Show on Wednesday in the Reitz Union. Casey Brooke Lawson
Who/When/Where: UF (2-0) vs Nebraska (2-0), 6:05 p.m. EST, Bob Devaney Sports Center - Lincoln, Neb.
Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery.
Although UF will clash with Florida State University on the football field Nov. 24, police officers from both universities are working on a new campaign to discourage drunken driving and alcohol abuse during the game.
Holiday shopping season is rapidly nearing, and you know what that means: prime time for fossilized rock stars to release self-prostituting "best-of" compilations that collect and reorganize all the songs you already have.
Drawing a perfect circle will be the goal for some UF artists Friday night.
Florida Atlantic, isn?t that the school that fought Miami in the Orange Brawl?
True, one of the greatest senior classes in UF volleyball history is leaving school after this season.
Regional Transit System buses will be getting a makeover next fall, but UF students won't be able to tell just by looking.
The other day, Gov. Charlie Crist rubbed his magic funding bottle and a little legislative genie popped out and granted him one wish. Unfortunately, Charlie exchanged his other two wishes for visits to a tanning salon.
There is nothing that defines relationships and sex for this generation more than Facebook.
We've all heard of the french-fry automobiles that drive across the country, powered only by grease and oil from fast-food restaurants.
Crow Wilds named his squirrels after Nordic warriors.
For one Gators player, Saturday?s matchup against Rutgers is turning into a family affair.
It's tough for me to say, but if I had to pick one game that made me love playing video games, I would have to pick Mario 64.
I am writing in response to Tuesday's guest column, "Cloth bags a more environmental, more practical choice." I am an employee at a local Publix. When customers buy fewer than three items, I ask if they need a bag.
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