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UF students Juliet Fixel and Lindsey Kinard perform Commedia dell'Arte, a classical form of street theater, as part of a class performance on the Reitz Union North Lawn Tuesday afternoon. The students performed outside to interact with a street audience.
Oct. 14, 2008Classic Comedy By Andrew Stanfill, Alligator Staff Feature photoAndrew Stanfill
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CAMPUS
Minorities’ college enrollment, graduation rate stalling, study says
Oct. 14, 2008Today's young adults are no longer out-learning their elders, according to a recent report from the American Council on Education, a group that represents colleges and universities in Washington, D.C.
METRO
GPD searches for man involved in sexual assault case
Oct. 14, 2008No arrests have been made after a woman reported to Gainesville Police that she was sexually assaulted in her East Gainesville apartment Tuesday morning.
SPORTS
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VOLLEYBALL
Gators look for leadership in different places
Oct. 14, 2008Great teams have it, struggling teams search for it.
OPINION
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Pilfering stickers unacceptable
Oct. 14, 2008Ann Brosius Gainesville resident, SG election poll worker
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CAMPUS STUDENT GOVERNMENT
New SG senators sworn in, leaders elected
By LAUREN BAKER | Oct. 14, 2008In a two-part Student Senate meeting that lasted about five hours, 46 new senators were sworn in and new Senate leaders were elected.
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CAMPUS
Majors Fair gives students perspective on UF’s colleges, programs
By SARA BRUBAKER | Oct. 14, 2008Rosie the tarantula crawled along Carl S. Barfield's left arm at a table on the Reitz Union Colonnade Tuesday.
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EDITORIALS
Scantastic
Oct. 14, 2008During last week's Student Government elections, student voters overwhelmingly rejected the referendum to install hand scanners at Southwest Recreation Center. OK, they did more than reject the referendum. An 84 percent supermajority verbally scolded the hand scanners in front of their parents and bitchslapped the taste out of the scanners' mouths, all while peeing on the scanners' rug.
METRO
Ordinance to require lobbyists to register with City
Oct. 14, 2008Anyone lobbying for a cause in Gainesville will soon be required to register with the city.
METRO
Candidate for U.S. House challenges incumbent Rep. Cliff Stearns’ policies
By KATHRYN WATSON | Oct. 14, 2008U.S. Congressman Cliff Stearns and his Democratic opponent still have not met.
SPORTS
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OTHER SPORTS GOLF
McKenney takes second at Duke Individual
Oct. 14, 2008Walking down to the 17th hole, UF assistant golf coach Steve Bradley had butterflies in his stomach. Imagine how Tim McKenney, who actually had to swing the club, felt.
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Platonic inter–gender relationships exist
Oct. 14, 2008Erik Nyberg, SFC student
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CAMPUS
‘Sexpert’ discusses sex facts, tips with students
By FAITH REAVES | Oct. 14, 2008Forget "Men Are from Mars, Women Are from Venus." Now, men are like microwave ovens, and women are like crock pots.
SPORTS
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COLUMNS
Offense finally showing up
Oct. 14, 2008If there's such a thing as being fashionably late in college football, UF's offense has that party strategy down pat.
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Online ticketing doesn’t solve problems
Oct. 14, 2008Ryan King, 4HH
METRO
RTS considers rapid transit system
By KATIE EMMETS | Oct. 14, 2008Plans by the Regional Transit System to update its bus system could save time for riders.
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CAMPUS
Meyer, Donovan team up to fundraise for scholarship
By THOMAS STEWART | Oct. 14, 2008Urban Meyer and Billy Donovan will flex their fundraising muscles this year for the sake of college affordability.
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EDITORIALS
Big Shots: UF coaches lend star power to fundraiser
Oct. 14, 2008Celebrities in advertising are as common as Gainesville pool parties during the summer.
