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By The Alligator Editorial Board | Aug. 25, 2010The Queen Bee is free.
The Queen Bee is free.
I assumed I would be blown away by the sheer audio awesomeness of the Crossfade LP's when I put them on for the first time. Something surprisingly different happened.
You're adding and dropping classes like they're going out of style - so why not apply that attitude to your personal style?
This Friday, a movie called "Flipped" is hitting local theaters, and it's about love. Specifically, that special kind of love we know as "first love."
Once again, Gators are gaining international recognition, but this time it's not for sports or partying - it's for brotherhood.
A leader, above all else, has a responsibility to those he or she governs.
For many college students, Labor Day means the end of a summer job or summer fun, the start of a new school year and perhaps the kickoff of
As rain fell on the Reitz Union on Tuesday evening, dozens of students scampered under the colonnade. They joined about 60 other students who were looking for that perfect decoration to put in their rooms.
We’re sure you’ve heard about Wednesday’s front-page nightmare of a typo — and if you haven’t, we aren’t going to repeat it.
In article Tuesday, an increase in prices for Gator Growl 2010, were incorrectly reported. General public tickets will remain $25.
Dear Freshmen,
Hours after senior Mike Pouncey told the media the freshman class needs to “just shut their mouth and come play,” Ronald Powell and Dominique Easley didn’t come to play at all.
Senior offensive lineman Mike Pouncey has some advice for Florida’s highly touted recruiting class.
With the recent string of Tampa Plant High athletes making their oral commitments in the last two weeks, one more decided to join the fun.
If you flipped through Tuesday’s sports section, you saw the college football top-25 polls from each of our four columnists.
Gators fans have known for more than a year who would start at quarterback in 2010.
When freshman setter Chanel Brown steps onto the court for Florida’s opening match, she will instantly accomplish a number of career firsts.
Up-and-coming comedic star Aziz Ansari, famous for his work with sketch group Human Giant and recent NBC hit "Parks and Recreation," will be coming to rock the socks off of Gainesville as the headliner of this year's Gator Growl on Oct. 15.