Students have a lot on their plates with exams approaching, but performers in the Spring 2010 Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) Showcase have no problem with balancing acts.
Contrary to the beliefs many students at UF and the Alligator Editorial Board have, I believe that professors and teaching assistants do care about our feedback.
This weekend Gainesville will be visited by protesters from the Westboro Baptist Church of Topeka, Kan. This group is known for their protests of military funerals, contempt for homosexuals and other groups.
Twin sisters Gator alumnae opened Yum Cupcakery on Monday, a bakery selling customizable cupcakes with future plans to offer sandwiches, sweets and a delivery service.
This letter is in response to the article “Grads look back on sex, relationships and dating scene.”
I’d like to present a way-to-step-up-to-the-plate LAUREL to the organizers and participants of last weekend’s Dance Marathon. More than half a million dollars is a lot and shows what happens when people use money for what actually matters. Good job!
Several different groups took the stage at the O’Connell Center Thursday night for the VISA International Month Talent Show, raising about $1,200 in funds.
Well, this is it — the semester has come, and it’s almost gone.
I am tired of hearing about Tiger Woods in the media. Last week’s coverage of The Masters talked more about Woods than every other golfer combined.
Red Bull claims to give you wings, but this Saturday, it’s giving teams the chance to honor Olympic gods in Gainesville’s first chariot race.
Students hoping for hot bagels were disappointed Thursday when the Einstein Bros. Bagels at the Hub was shut down because of plumbing problems.
About 10 members of the Westboro Baptist Church will visit Gainesville this weekend while students will hold a counter rally at Bo Diddley Community Plaza.
Dressed to impress in a tropical paradise, guests will take strides in the fight against cancer Saturday in a “Polynesian Paradise.”
Dan Savage did not come to Gainesville to promote what he called his “big, sweaty, gay agenda,” as some conservatives have thought he was guilty of in the past.
About 300 people rallied at the Bo Diddley Community Plaza on Thursday to support the Tea Party and protest the federal government.
Local appliance stores are preparing to be bombarded by customers today during the Florida Energy Star Appliance Rebate Program.
Guess what, folks? The scientists are at it again. No, they’re not doing sciencey things. They’re busy promoting Al Gore’s global warming Ponzi scheme.
What body shape do you have? Find out what type of fit you are and then learn what kinds if swimsuits will suit your needs.
Although Florida’s bats have been the team’s strong suit all season, hitting alone usually isn’t enough to get the job done against ranked teams.
For senior Maranda Smith, the pain is always there. It’s just a matter of how much it hurts.
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