Lauren Book-Lim is cultivating two things: sexual abuse awareness and a bad case of shin splints.
UF dance teams will be competing in UF’s version of “America’s Best Dance Crew” tonight.
Whether you love him or he just creeps you out, Burger King’s masked mascot, The King, is in the news again.
We don’t like numbers at The Alligator. In fact, in one of our classes one of us was asked to multiply 300 and 10.
Concerning the Wednesday column by Joshua Lee: I find myself in agreement with the statement that “the media sensationalizes stories and fabricates a world that is exponentially more perilous than the one we live in.” However, such a statement contains information that is common knowledge.
Wednesday’s article “Student Senate discusses crisis response” said no counselors from the UF Counseling Center came to the scene of the March 2 shooting of UF graduate student Kofi Adu-Brempong. According to Sherry Benton, the director of the UF Counseling Center, counselors came to Adu-Brempong’s apartment 20 minutes after the shooting and stayed until 1:30 a.m.
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This, and other tasty gems of wisdom were freely passed out at the Music & Entertainment Industry Student Association’s first annual music panel April 7 in the Reitz Union.
Could the “Can you hear us now?” editorial be any more whiney? The role of a misunderstood, whine-aholic college student who completely denies that anyone older than 30 actually cares about what he or she thinks is almost as annoying as it is pathetic.
UF students and residents from around the Gainesville community took a look back at the civil rights movement Wednesday night.
Recently, a video was released by WikiLeaks from an unknown source showing the killing of Iraqi civilians by American troops from an Apache helicopter July 12, 2007.
Author and columnist Dan Savage is scheduled to speak at the Reitz Union Grand Ballroom tonight at 7 as part of Pride Awareness Month.
The best Indian dance team in the U.S. practices wherever it can find an open floor.
Nothing is sexier than intelligence. OK... and Channing Tatum—but that’s beside the point. So, why don’t you grab a book this summer while lathering up for some serious sunbathing? No one is suggesting you bust out that dreadful book you got two birthdays ago from Grandma. Instead, catch up with these reads to cool you off—and to distract you from that horrendously loud family on the towel to your left. The following books are perfect for relaxing by the pool, flying across the country or on a rainy Florida afternoon.
As the semester comes to a close, many students try to go out with a bang, while others, with a hit.
When you finish your final tests and papers, it’s important to start your end-of-semester celebration the right way. Start it off with bombs. Bombs are an easy way to take simple ingredients, most of which you already have, and transform them into an exciting, entertaining drink.
The end is near.
As my first year at UF is coming to a close, I have seen how diverse a large university can be. I think it is very impressive how so many people come together to what may seem like minor events, but are for a very good cause.
I really enjoyed Nick Miner’s guest column, “Students should question authority.” Everything he said was correct. The universities, including UF, have degenerated into institutions that only care about students regurgitating information.
TALLAHASSEE — A blown electricity source sucked the power out of Dick Howser Stadium and the bats Tuesday.
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