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Olympics shouldn't be a political pawn
Apr. 15, 2008The Olympics have always been an event that my family rallies around.
Seminoles take series from Gators in front of record crowd
Apr. 15, 2008TALLAHASSEE - It wasn't long ago that UF appeared to be an upstart worthy of challenging a perennial power like Florida State.
Eliminating ads will do little to change culture
By the Editorial Board | Apr. 15, 2008Anyone who has been in Gainesville long enough knows how UF President Bernie Machen feels about alcohol, or more specifically, underage binge drinking.
Bill endorses religion in classrooms
Apr. 15, 2008It has been more than 20 years since the U.S. Supreme Court ruled against teaching creationism "science" in public schools, finding it a violation of the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment.
Libraries, Einstein Bros. Bagels to extend hours during exams
By ILEANA MORALES | Apr. 15, 2008Library West's hours will be extended again during final exams this semester, and the Marston Science Library will stay open later, too.
Resources available on campus
By HEATHER LEHMKUHL | Apr. 15, 2008College life has many benefits: new friends, new experiences, and no curfew. But it also brings stress that's related to grades, bills, time management, dating, parent conflicts and homesickness.
UF-FSU rivalry needs time to build for softball team
Apr. 15, 2008Rivalries are so woven into the cultural fabric of the college experience that it is easy to assume all UF students came out of the womb with a distaste for all things Garnet and Gold.
Grand jury indicts Gainesville man for first-degree murder
By WILL PAFFORD | Apr. 15, 2008A Gainesville man was indicted for first-degree murder by an Alachua County grand jury Monday.
RB Rainey begins practice with track team
Apr. 15, 2008The forecast looks like Rain for the UF track and field team, and it couldn't be happier.
Mets unveil Jackie Robinson Rotunda on 61-year anniversary of breaking color barrier
Apr. 15, 2008THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Companies display green products at UF trade show
By ANDRE KNIGHTON | Apr. 15, 2008More than 40 UF vendors, including Canon, Verizon Wireless and FedEx, showcased their environmentally friendly products Tuesday at the third annual Sustainable Products Trade Show.
Gators asked to remember those lost in Va. Tech tragedy
By JACQUELYN HORSTMANN | Apr. 15, 2008We Remember.
IRHA protests proposed parking plan
By DEBORAH SWERDLOW | Apr. 15, 2008UF's Inter-Residence Hall Association passed two resolutions Monday suggesting that UF abandon a plan to eliminate certain on-campus student parking spots and solicit input about these parking decisions from students who live in residence halls.
Pacman delays filing for reinstatement, hopes for a trade
Apr. 15, 2008THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
University presidents complain to NCAA about televised alcohol ads
By LIA GANOSELLIS | Apr. 15, 2008In response to "embarrassingly prominent" television alcohol ads aired throughout the NCAA basketball tournament, about 100 university presidents and athletic directors signed a letter of complaint sent to the organization last week.
Committee formed to address College of Medicine admissions controversy
By DEBORAH SWERDLOW | Apr. 15, 2008In reaction to the UF College of Medicine controversy over who has the final authority to admit medical school applicants, the college's Faculty Council has formed a subcommittee to better define the admissions process.
UF and FSU renew rivalry with series on line
Apr. 14, 2008The UF-Florida State rivalry is too intense to be squeezed into one measly weekend like the UF-Miami series earlier in the year.
‘MythBusters’ hosts tell UF crowd about job mishaps
By ILEANA MORALES | Apr. 14, 2008Despite shouted requests from the crowd that gathered to hear the hosts of the Discovery Channel's "MythBusters" at the O'Connell Center on Monday night, nothing was blown up.