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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.
Metro
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.
Metro
Police: Phuc Kieu arrested, charged with attempted rape, burglary
By Melissa Mihm | Nov. 24, 2014Gainesville Police arrested an Orlando man after officers said he tried to sexually assault and rob another man at an ATM on Sunday afternoon.
Metro
Residents react to Ferguson decision
By Chabeli Herrera | Nov. 24, 2014Brittany King fiddled with the red bandana around her head anxiously waiting for an announcement out of Ferguson, Missouri.
Sports
Florida women’s basketball takes on Charleston Southern at home
By GRAHAM HALL | Nov. 24, 2014After opening the season with two wins at home, Florida (2-1) lost its first game of the season on Friday, a 72-66 loss to St. John’s. The team looks to get back to its early winning ways when it takes on Charleston Southern (2-1) tonight at 7 in the O’Connell Center.
Sports
Wise in the family: Players are lifelong
By IAN COHEN | Nov. 24, 2014To the left and slightly above Mary Wise’s head, Kelly Murphy winds back her left arm, preparing to slam a ball across the net.
Sports
Swimming and diving team win Georgia Tech invitational
By AARON FRIEDLAND | Nov. 24, 2014TheNo. 7 ranked Florida men’s swimming and diving team and No. 16 rankedwomen’s team won the Georgia Tech Invitational in Atlanta this weekend.
Sports
UF travels to play Stanford in Elite Eight
By GRAHAM HACK | Nov. 24, 2014The Gators are one win away from the Final Four.
News
Florida to Battle 4 Atlantis on Paradise Island, Bahamas
By ERICA HERNANDEZ | Nov. 24, 2014With two veteran players sidelined with injuries, Florida basketball is taking things one game at a time.
Sports
UF travels to Tallahassee in hopes to end FSU’s win streak
By JORDAN MCPHERSON | Nov. 24, 2014For Will Muschamp, his time is almost up.
News
International students enrolled at all-time high
By Laura Vazquez | Nov. 24, 2014As U.S. colleges and universities enrolled a record-breaking number of international students, UF saw its own numbers increase as well.
News
Santa Fe Police increases presence
By Hunter Williamson | Nov. 24, 2014Santa Fe College Police has boosted its presence on campus following a shooting at Florida State University late last week.
Opinion
Universities need to fight sexual assault
Nov. 24, 2014Recently, Rolling Stone magazine published a story exposing the University of Virginia’s extreme lack of attention to the dangers of sexual assault its students face.
Opinion
Debunking all the pit bull-y myths
Nov. 24, 2014One summer night two years ago, a dog named Lilly lost a leg and saved her owner’s life by dragging the unconscious woman off a set of train tracks to avoid an oncoming freight train.
News
Nonprofit to fund pet cancer research
By Alexia Fernandez | Nov. 24, 2014Two young boys decided if their grandmother could survive cancer, then their pets could too.
Metro
Florida business economy ranked high
By Patrick Pinak | Nov. 24, 2014The Sunshine State means business.
News
For your entertainment: Television blurs lines with sexual content, sensitivity
By Dahlia Ghabour | Nov. 24, 2014How does a story keep its edge in a society jaded by mediocrity? In the TV world, it might just be by pushing boundaries. The rules are no longer decided by what has been done, but by what hasn’t.
