Column: Come witness Bridget Sloan’s greatness one last time
By GRAHAM HACK | Mar. 10, 2016Clear your schedule.
Clear your schedule.
For the Florida Gators’ gymnastics program, tonight’s meet concludes another regular season slate.
Two days separate Florida’s track and field teams from a potential NCAA Indoor National Championship.
When the No. 1 Gators’ softball team (24-0) visits No. 3 Auburn (22-1) for a weekend series starting tonight, the stakes will be a little higher than in a normal top-five matchup.
Senior Brianna Morgan has found herself in the same situation a few times this season: A third set in the last match.
Last week was huge for the No. 2 Florida lacrosse program.
In a season that’s been marred by a series of heartbreaking one-point losses, the Florida men’s tennis team may have hit rock bottom last Sunday following its 4-3 loss to the Texas A&M Aggies.
For some, tonight is all about beer and Bernie.
Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., donned a blue UF hat Thursday morning.
A UF student died Thursday morning after falling from an upper floor of Little Hall, a classroom building on campus.
Police arrested the owner of Tatu Sushi on three charges of battery after reviewing surveillance footage from the weekend.
Two teenagers were arrested Wednesday night after police said they burglarized a school for snacks.
UF’s McKnight Brain Institute will celebrate Brain Awareness Week starting Monday.
A former high-ranking member of the French judiciary spoke about balancing liberty and counterterrorism in France on Thursday.
The founder of the #BlackLivesMatter Twitter movement will come to UF on Monday.
Keep Alachua County Beautiful, an affiliate of the nonprofit organization Keep America Beautiful, will hold its Great American Cleanup this Saturday.
Getting back into the swing of things after a week off is usually extremely difficult. It’s hard to wake up for those 7:25 a.m. classes, pull all-nighters and eat Top Ramen after a week of sleeping in until noon, lounging by the pool or beach and eating home-cooked meals — that is, if you went home.
We’re all guilty of it. Even a diehard feminist like myself has the occasional “ugh, get a load of her” moment when confronted with a scantily clad girl at a party. Internalized misogyny is the act of women elevating the status of men through demeaning the value of other women. At its most overt, internalized misogyny manifests as women openly tearing down other women. However, a far more subtle manifestation exists in the remarks women make day to day. It’s so subtle we may not even realize what we’re doing. In this column, I’m going to identify three very common internally misogynistic remarks I’ve heard — and made! — and explain the damage they do to feminism.
This election season, there is too much at stake to simply sit at home and not let your voice be heard.
Recent polls indicate the U.K. is leaning closer toward exiting the European Union, and June 23, Britons may decide to do just that via national referendum. The odds seem to be against this. Britons overall have a long history of being supportive toward remaining part of the Union, but with the most recent Telegraph poll, indicating about 49 percent of Britons favor leaving, the U.K.’s status in Europe — and by extension, the world — appears tenuous.