Jewelry stolen from mall store
By APRIL DUDASH | Oct. 30, 2007Gainesville Police Department officers charged two women Tuesday morning with stealing nearly ,10,000 worth of jewelry at The Oaks Mall from CJ Jewelers.
Gainesville Police Department officers charged two women Tuesday morning with stealing nearly ,10,000 worth of jewelry at The Oaks Mall from CJ Jewelers.
When it comes to UF's young defensive linemen, it's better to let them explain what practice has been like recently.
Everyone knew the Gators would have trouble filling the hole at free safety left by Reggie Nelson.
The Gainesville City Commission voted to approve the long-debated Hatchet Creek Development in East Gainesville late Monday night.
I am writing to express my dissenting opinions from those expressed in Tuesday's editorial, "Over and Out." I am disappointed that it repeatedly blamed Andrew Meyer for all of the reactions to the Tasering incident. Yes, Meyer is responsible for actions at the Sen. John Kerry forum. However, he is not responsible for how UF administrators, students and the world responded to his actions. It is not his fault that the Kevorkian speech got moved to next semester. This is the responsibility of the community of which we are all a part. By attending this university, we are agreeing to support its policies.
(Andrew Stanfill / Alligator Staff) Student employees of the O'Connell Center move a rack of stage lights onto the stage for Gator Growl in the north end zone of Ben Hill Griffin Stadium on Tuesday. The event will feature comedian Frank Caliendo and Lynyrd Skynyrd on Friday night. Andrew Stanfill
UF freshmen Ndidi Madu and Kerri Simpson's history as teammates started long before they came to Gainesville.
On the day he was Tasered, Andrew Meyer told his mother he was happy because his arrest would bring important issues to light.
Two families of children receiving cancer treatment at Shands at UF will soon receive a helping hand.
Judith Russell, dean of UF's libraries, said Library West's hours will be extended during final exams at the Student Senate meeting Tuesday night.
UF offensive lineman Mike Pouncey practiced with the defensive line Tuesday, Gators coach Urban Meyer said.
Tonight, in a rare midweek match, UF plays a South Carolina team (11-12, 4-10 Southeastern Conference) that should be frightened to face the No. 10 Gators (20-1, SEC 13-1).
No, there's not a Victoria's Secret show downtown tonight. It's Halloween, arguably college students' favorite holiday. Drink specials abound, costume contests bring out the best - or worst - in everyone, and of course, our favorite part: half-off candy tomorrow.
Student Government was pleased to note on Monday that the Alligator is anticipating the global positioning system improvements for Regional Transit System just as much as we are. However, with such a focus on the timeline and cost of implementing GPS on RTS, students still don't know how much they will benefit from these improvements. SG is sure this is a huge step for a system that students interact with on such a regular basis, and will help all Gainesville residents better control their travel and their time.
For this week, I'm adding a little holiday twist to my work - for Halloween, not Homecoming. Vincent Massaro, the Monday columnist, might disagree, but I've seen some strange happenings around Gainesville over the past few days, things that might have something to do with the supernatural themes Oct. 31 entails.
With trick-or-treaters on the streets and parties all over town, Halloween could mean extra work for police.
Andrew Meyer will not face criminal charges if he completes 18 months of voluntary probation, the State Attorney's Office said in a news release Tuesday.