Internet Insanity: Trolling is free speech, too
By The Alligator Editorial Board | Apr. 3, 2012Have you ever been annoyed by something that someone posted on your Facebook wall?
Have you ever been annoyed by something that someone posted on your Facebook wall?
The Gators’ defenders were tired.
UF was ranked one of the Top 25 schools for research spending, and a university spokesman said it shows the school’s prestige.
As a track and field athlete, one typically competes as a runner, jumper or thrower. Sophomore Brittany Harrell does all three.
Gator Rater, UF’s online faculty evaluations, becomes available to students this month.
Although the Gators and Seminoles rivalry has proved contentious on the football field, the matchup between the foul lines has proved to be just as competitive.
Researchers have already linked biking and erectile dysfunction. However, according to a recent study, biking may also be hazardous to women’s sexual health.
There are more than 11 million undocumented immigrants in the U.S.
Sometimes those who are assumed to be the most truthful — clergymen and other religious figures — end up being the most disingenuous.
This past week, the Supreme Court listened to testimonies to judge the constitutionality of nationalized health care, or “Obamacare,” the moniker given by its right-wing opposition.
Sometimes even the media, particularly the artists themselves, is to blame for the hype surrounding Molly.
I would like to address some of the comments made by Chip Skambis in his recent column entitled, “Cheating is the sign of a flawed system.”
Alachua County Sheriff Sadie Darnell has assigned Maj. Charlie Lee as the new director of the county jail.
A Gainesville man who was stabbed Tuesday morning is in critical condition.
Update: Gainesville Police arrested the man who police say tried to rob SunState Financial Credit Union last week.
The shooter told authorities he was acting in self-defense.
Florida guard Brad Beal said Sunday night that he has not decided whether he will enter the NBA draft or return to school for his sophomore season.
Tim Mason is already a justice, and now he will be president.
Shands at UF plans to reopen its liver transplant program in the next two months, according to hospital officials.
Researchers have found conservative UF students may be happier than their liberal peers because of personality traits.