UF may force some out of fall semesters
By Joey Flechas | Sep. 16, 2010UF may institute an experimental program that would give incoming students the option to spend their time at UF enrolled in classes only during spring and summer terms.
UF may institute an experimental program that would give incoming students the option to spend their time at UF enrolled in classes only during spring and summer terms.
Growing up we’re taught the very important lesson of determination. We can accomplish anything we put our minds to, we’re told. Our goals are nothing but a few steps away. Our childhood dreams would always come true.
After reading how the Alligator staff responded to the Chris Rainey story, I was thoroughly disappointed. Saying Rainey “just sent a sexy text message that said ‘Time to die bitch’ among other sweet nothings” is trivializing a serious issue.
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In an article published Thursday, it was written that ticket prices to see Dane Cook’s performance on Oct. 22 will cost $74.75 and $24.75. The actual ticket prices are $71.75 and $36.75.
In the wake of wide receiver Chris Rainey’s arrest for aggravated stalking, coach Urban Meyer said the Gators will move Omarius Hines from tight end to slot receiver and start redshirt freshman Jordan Reed in Hines’ old position.
Chanel Brown is the only active true freshman on a roster with nine upperclassmen, but you wouldn’t believe it watching her play.
If you want to make the news, do something stupid.
There are plenty of questions surrounding Tennessee’s offense, but one thing seems certain: The Volunteers are going to lean on their running game.
Everyone loves a good movie.
Comedian Dane Cook will be performing at the O’Connell Center on Oct. 22 as part of his 2010 fall/winter comedy tour.
On Sept. 4, junior David Vivian tried logging into the UF Sakai system to do some homework for his classes.
Due to the recent recession and records of high unemployment, the question regarding a college student’s future has become a little more uncomfortable to contemplate.
Call him Mr. Flip-Flop. Call him Mr. Cover-up. Call him Mr. I’ll-Appease-Whomever-I-Can-Get-To-Vote-For-Me.
In a ruling likely to make its way to the U.S. Supreme Court, a federal judge said Tuesday he would not entirely dismiss a 20-state lawsuit against Obamacare.
Dear Jared, This is hard to say, but I think I have a small penis.
Gainesville’s fleet of vehicles that give rides to students is getting some new wheels.
Fall television’s back in swing, and we’ve thrown out all the bad eggs and come up with the tastiest of TV lineups for your convenience. Whether you’re craving something new or can’t wait to sink your teeth back into that show you’ve been patiently waiting months to return, here’s the best of fall TV and some dishes and drinks to enhance your viewing pleasure.
This isn't "Glee's" William McKinley High. There's no Will Schuester. No Rachel Berry (although there's plenty of voices that compare).
Here’s a frightful scenario: You overslept, missed the bus, and the line at Starbucks is longer than the line at a Justin Bieber concert. By some divine miracle, you make it to class with one minute to spare. The problem? Some dude is in your seat. You have just met that most despicable of classroom creatures: the seat stealer.