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District E still lacks senator
By Alyssa Fisher | Oct. 21, 2014The District E senator seat is still vacant, despite Tuesday’s UF Student Senate meeting agenda.
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Women in Science to reach out to Santa Fe STEM students
By Hunter Williamson | Oct. 21, 2014The Association for Women in Science’s North Central Florida Affiliate Group is hoping to form a partnership with Santa Fe College.
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For your entertainment: 5 highly anticipated end-of-year albums
By Christopher Kennedy | Oct. 21, 2014The year may be almost over but certainly, some great music might still be on the way as 2014 comes to a close. Here’s a few promising albums set to release before the year's end:
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Krystal celebrates 82nd anniversary with 82-cent burgers
By Gemima Rosier | Oct. 21, 2014For a price that usually gets them one-third of an order of chili cheese fries, Krystal customers were able to purchase the classic Krystal hamburger and a small drink for 82 cents Tuesday in celebration of the oldest burger chain in the Southeast’s 82nd anniversary.
Opinion
Basic white girls literally can’t even handle fall season
Oct. 21, 2014It’s fall, y’all. The season of pumpkin spice lattes, candy corn, pumpkin carving and a very occasional nip in the air — after all, this is Florida — has fully descended upon us.
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Stem cells to cure dog arthritis
By Alexia Fernandez | Oct. 21, 2014UF researchers are using stem cells on dogs in an attempt to cure them of arthritis.
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Final Florida gubernatorial debate heated and personal
By The Associated Press | Oct. 21, 2014JACKSONVILLE — Florida’s leading candidates for governor clashed fiercely during their final debate on Tuesday night, sniping at each other over everything, from the economy and the minimum wage to the death penalty.
Opinion
Proposed travel restrictions fuel baseless Ebola fear
Oct. 21, 2014Americans are in a panic about the recent Ebola cases in Texas. On Sept. 30, Thomas Eric Duncan, a Liberian who was visiting family in Dallas, was diagnosed with Ebola. On Oct. 8, Duncan died of the virus. Two health care workers who treated Duncan, Amber Vinson and Nina Pham, were also diagnosed with Ebola and are currently being treated.
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UF Sustainability interns to present work at US conference
By Cersonia Hsieh | Oct. 21, 2014Two UF students will present their work at a national sustainability conference in front of more than 1,000 students Sunday.
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Pharmacy dean elected to institute
By Chloe Stradinger | Oct. 21, 2014The dean of the College of Pharmacy is the first woman at UF to be elected into the Institute of Medicine of the National Academies.
Opinion
Don’t fear after college: best years ahead
Oct. 21, 2014There comes a time in every college student’s life when a strange, unwelcome thought suddenly flashes through their mind: I am growing up.
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Sante Fe to celebrate Sustainability Day with guest speakers
By Hunter Williamson | Oct. 21, 2014A few years ago, Fiki Owhoso didn’t care about sustainability.
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LGBT researcher speaks at Cymplify Central Pride event
By Sarah Hernandez | Oct. 21, 2014In anticipation for Saturday’s Pride Parade, a group of about 20 people gathered at Cymplify Central’s small coffee shop and listened to leading LGBT researcher Elizabethe Payne speak.
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UF starts preparing protocols for potential virus outbreaks
By Ariana Figueroa | Oct. 21, 2014With the Ebola epidemic, UF is preparing for potential virus outbreaks on campus.
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Burleigh wants Florida soccer team to remember who they are
By GRAHAM HACK | Oct. 21, 2014Becky Burleigh’s message to her team this week was simple: remember who you are.
Sports
Gators in the NFL: Harvin speaks with media for first time since traded to the Jets
By JORDAN MCPHERSON | Oct. 21, 2014Twenty-five former Gators were active during Week 7 of NFL action. Here are a few highlights from the weekend.
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Six questions with Florida freshman Chris Chiozza
By ERICA HERNANDEZ | Oct. 21, 2014Chris Chiozza is just one of many new faces to the Gators’ 17-man 2014-2015 men’s basketball roster.
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Tomlinson has career-best tournament as Florida finishes 11th
By Luis Torres | Oct. 21, 2014Entering the third tournament of the season, J.D. Tomlinson was looking for more consistency in his play.
Sports
Otero’s Opinion: UF volleyball not utilizing back-row depth
By EDEN OTERO | Oct. 21, 2014Coming into the 2014 season, UF volleyball coach Mary Wise said Florida was looking to become more dominant on defense.
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Oregon-Cal opens up Week 9 of college football Friday
By MORGAN MORIARTY | Oct. 21, 2014Florida fans get a break from the downward spiral that is the 2014 season thanks to a bye this weekend. But fear not college football fans, there are plenty of other games to enjoy throughout the weekend.
