Sports
Florida volleyball tops Texas in five sets
By IAN COHEN | Nov. 29, 2014Nearly two months ago, Florida was dominated by Texas.
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MISSED OPPORTUNITIES: Florida falls to Florida State in Muschamp's final game
By JORDAN MCPHERSON | Nov. 29, 2014TALLAHASSEE — It wasn’t in the cards for the Gators and Will Muschamp.
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Florida soccer falls to Stanford in NCAA Quarterfinals
By ALEX MAMINAKIS | Nov. 28, 2014By way of penalty kicks, Florida fell to Stanford on Friday night in the Elite Eight round of the NCAA Tournament, bringing an end to the Gators’ season.
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Florida women's basketball tops Georgetown on road
By GRAHAM HALL | Nov. 28, 2014Facing its second Big East opponent on the road in less than a week, the Gators were able to avoid the early pace problems that have plagued the team throughout the season and beat Georgetown 81-73 on Friday night in Washington D.C.
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Slow start dooms Gators in Battle 4 Atlantis finale against Tar Heels
By JORDAN MCPHERSON | Nov. 28, 2014With 2:04 left to play against No. 5 North Carolina, Florida shooting guard Michael Frazier II hit a three-pointer to cut No. 18 UF’s deficit to seven points.
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For your entertainment: The best Christmas episodes for winter break
By Elena Hilton | Nov. 28, 2014Winter is coming. The Christmas season is officially upon us, and Winter Break is just around the corner. In between the baking, shopping and decorating, you’re going to have a lot of free time to watch TV guilt-free. Isn’t that the greatest gift of all? Here are some of my favorite holiday episodes to get you through the next few weeks:
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The chomp: Pascal's Coffeeshop
By Caitlyn Burnitis | Nov. 28, 2014With finals coming up and temperatures rapidly dropping, sometimes what us students need the most is a nice, relaxing place with some good food for long study sessions. Panera Bread, Starbucks and Dunkin' Donuts can get noise, which can often cause a dilemma for students wanting to find a quiet place to study. Pascal’s Coffeeshop, located on 112 NW 16th St., provides just that.
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UFitness: The ultimate NFL workout game
By Noelia Trujillo | Nov. 28, 2014Although the Gators' football season will be over after the game at Florida State University, our favorite NFL teams are still charging on with a handful of games left to play.
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UF defeats UAB in second Battle 4 Atlantis game
By ERICA A. HERNANDEZ | Nov. 27, 2014Coach Billy Donovan said he has been trying to get his guys to overcome the second half struggles that have plagued the Gators since the start of the season. While Florida failed to do just that against Georgetown on Wednesday, it succeeded on Thursday.
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Swamp of love: So your significant other is studying abroad?
By Kat Anthony | Nov. 26, 2014College opens the door for new opportunities like joining clubs, getting internships and, my personal favorite, studying abroad.
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Florida falls in overtime to Georgetown in Battle 4 Atlantis opener
By ERICA A. HERNANDEZ | Nov. 26, 2014Another dramatic game, another buzzer beating basket and another loss No. 18 Florida (2-2). The Gators fell to the Georgetown Hoyas 66-65 in the first round of the Battle 4 Atlantis on Paradise Island, Bahamas, on Wednesday night.
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UF volleyball sweeps senior night, finishes undefeated in SEC play
By EDEN OTERO | Nov. 26, 2014For the first time since 2010, Florida finished undefeated in the Southeastern Conference.
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Now that's justice: Nicki Minaj isn't your mom's version of feminism
By Sally Greider | Nov. 26, 2014This week Nicki Minaj was supposed to release her much-anticipated album, "The Pinkprint," but it's nowhere to be found on iTunes, and Wikipedia (although not always reliable) says its new release date is December 15.
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For your entertainment: News media should notice the danger of click bait
By Alissa Kotranza | Nov. 26, 2014The Internet recently had a brief stint shaming Calvin Klein over whether a new face of the CK underwear line was considered a plus-size model.
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UF women's basketball overcomes slow start in rout of Charleston Southern
By GRAHAM HALL | Nov. 25, 2014For the first 10 minutes, it appeared the Gators were going to succumb to the slow start issues that has plagued the team throughout its first three games.
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Trophy Hunting: American Music Awards Brings Big Performances (and Bigger Booties)
By Alyssa Holcomb | Nov. 25, 2014Dancing bears! Snow-covered mountain tops! A children’s choir singing “Let It Go” in perfect harmony! None of those things were featured in this year’s American Music Awards, but the actual performances and big-name acts were just as eye catching. (And hey, there was the occasional politically twinged joke from the show’s host, Mr. Worldwide. I mean, Mr. Dale. I mean, Pitbull.)
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When life gives you lemons: The beauty of ENO
By Vanessa Van Note | Nov. 25, 2014Are you part of the ENO craze?
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Gainesvillista: Holiday beauty gift guide
By Rachel Holbrook | Nov. 25, 2014Now that the holidays are approaching, it’s time to stock up on some gifts for the men and women in your life. The great thing about this time of year is the many gift sets you can find for everyone on your list.
Opinion
Thanksgiving ‘14: Be grateful, don’t shop, give back
Nov. 24, 2014For most people, Thanksgiving is all about the three F’s: food, family and football. The image of a family gathered around the table with a large turkey in the middle is one of America’s most iconic scenes.
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Thanksgiving weekend travel highest since 2007
By Patrick Pinak | Nov. 24, 2014Thanksgiving travelers may have to sit through traffic before seeing their families and stuffing their faces this year.
