Of the many topics covered at UF's Board of Trustees meeting last week, the one that piqued our interest was a class called "The Good Life."
Another UF football player was arrested and charged with a DUI and liquor possession early Sunday morning. Go Gators.
The Gators’ hopes of clinching a berth to the College World Series seemed dead.
The Board of Trustees did its job. Instructed by President Machen to (as quoted in the Alligator) “wrassle” with the new student fees, the board did just that. What is “wrassle,” you say?
Our government’s attempt to prevent people from getting high is a dangerous and futile exercise.
If history is any indication, the Gators men’s track and field team could find itself with an NCAA Outdoor Championship next season.
As a realistic pro-life Catholic, I expected Gov. Charlie Crist’s veto. Regardless of the throngs of national callers, obviously he’d opt for the majority opinion of Florida residents.
It is a sign of intellectual vacuity when a writer has to resort to ad hominem attacks.
Responsible reporting carries the weight of presenting all facts concerned with the subject matter.
They say Americans don’t care about soccer. They say Americans will never embrace the sport the way they embrace football, basketball, baseball and even hockey.
The Gators’ hopes of clinching a berth to the College World Series looked dead.
Florida wide receiver Frankie Hammond Jr. was arrested on campus early Sunday and charged with DUI and underage possession of alcohol after his beige Mercury sedan was stopped for speeding.
If history is any indication, the Gators men’s track and field team should definitely capture an NCAA Outdoor Championship next season.
Just one day after Miami’s All-American catcher Yasmani Grandal delivered a warning to Florida’s pitching staff, Alex Panteliodis responded with one of his own.
“Finish the mission” has been the Gators’ motto all season, Jeff Demps ran so fast no one even had time to look up what the mission was.
The Gators track and field teams added more All-America honors to their names on their quest for an NCAA outdoor title.
The Gators seem to know when to turn the switch on.
Although the 2007 recruiting class consisted of just two players, it still managed to become the most successful class in Florida softball history.
Christian Taylor just keeps winning and this time he took his act out west.
THE AZZURRI – The defending champion Italians enter the tournament older than an adult YMCA basketball team. While Italy can never be written off, will the hunger still be there on a team that looks identical to the one that won in 2006?
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