More experienced Gators looking to minimize turnovers, stay aggressive
By JOE MORGAN< | Oct. 12, 2011With every key player returning from last season, Florida will not experience much change in its lineup.
With every key player returning from last season, Florida will not experience much change in its lineup.
Burcin Unel and Alper Üngör's feet were in sync as they glided across the dance floor as if it were made of ice and air. With intricate twirls and an occasional kick of the heels, they showed onlookers how to properly perform Argentine tango.
Once the curtain falls, the magic begins.
Scenario: You're in a relationship, and things are going great. The two of you make each other laugh, have a lot in common and connect superbly between the sheets. All is well except for one thing - your partner has a friend who makes you feel less secure, even suspicious, in your relationship.
We've all had those nights where we've just finished an exam and are ready to party, yet we have no idea what's going on.
For Gov. Rick Scott, the preparation of a competent workforce should be the sole purpose of a college education.
It appears that Occupy Gainesville is ready and raring to go.
Gators for Obama, a committee of the UF College Democrats, began the organization's voter registration project Wednesday. It is registering voters from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Turlington Plaza as a start to an ongoing effort to ensure students are registered to vote in Alachua County for upcoming elections.
I am writing this in response to Travis Hornsby's column, "Why I am no longer liberal-minded." With no disrespect to Hornsby (I agree with everything he said, in fact), he is not saying anything about the big picture. And I have to hand it to him for working for Kerry, the least likable and least articulate Democratic candidate in living memory.
In Tuesday's edition of the Alligator, an article incorrectly referred to Gainesville Police Sgt. Tscharna Senn as a corporal.
Try as you might, there is no winning
In 1559, Spanish conquistador Tristán De Luna y Arellano and his shipmates landed on what is now know as Pensacola, and they celebrated their arrival with an enormous beach party. This tradition lives on with the perfect beach party: DeLuna Fest.
What's twice as frightening as a ghost?
"From humble beginnings come great things." This clichéd saying rings especially true for the band Ra Ra Riot.
For as long as he has been at Florida, running back Mike Gillislee has sat behind Jeff Demps and Chris Rainey.
A student was injured early Tuesday evening at Sisler Hall when a sensitive chemical compound exploded in his hands.
Florida has a quarterback competition on its hands this week.
About two months ago, 20-year-old anthropology junior Felicia Gasca received a phone call from her grandpa, asking why she had emailed him advertisements for Viagra.
After the validation of this semester's Student Senate elections, 50 new senators were sworn in Tuesday night.
Tyler: Florida’s offense will be more complex this week. It certainly won’t be getting any simpler.