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Five early contenders of Song of the Summer 2014
Apr. 16, 2014“Call Me Maybe” and “I Love College” are expecting.
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Get the facts before starting your summer beach body workout
By Teodora Yordanova | Apr. 16, 2014Summertime is right around the corner, and it might be a good idea to sift through some fitness folklore before heading to the gym to prep your beach-ready body.
The Avenue
Brunch with the best in Gainesville on Easter Sunday
By Andrea Sarcos | Apr. 16, 2014Nothing says Easter Sunday like brunch. Check out these local restaurants and order a mimosa. After all, brunch is — kind of — the most important meal of the day.
Sports
Getting ready: Florida swimmers share pre-race routines
By Logan McGuire | Apr. 15, 2014Every race is unique.
Sports
Florida finishes road trip with victory over Florida Gulf Coast
By ADAM PINCUS< | Apr. 15, 2014The Gators had their work cut out for them two weeks ago. An eight-game road trip that included three top-10 teams awaited them.
Sports
UF relying on pitching as regular season nears close
By JORDAN MCPHERSON | Apr. 15, 2014With just 10 games left in the regular season, coach Tim Walton wants his team to remain composed with postseason play around the corner.
Metro
They suck: Florida mosquito season starts earlier than usual
By Alexia Fernandez | Apr. 15, 2014Mosquito season is here earlier than usual, and the Alachua County Health Department is gearing up to prevent the rise of a mosquito infestation.
News
Red Bull concert stop not on UF campus due to contract issue
By Ryan Baum | Apr. 15, 2014Red Bull is bringing a concert to Gainesville this week, but due to a campus contract snag, it can’t promote the event at UF.
News
Student Senate OKs allocation of $1.4 million to UF student organizations
By Hanna Marcus | Apr. 15, 2014Two budget bills were approved in Tuesday night’s Senate meeting, but each was met with only one vote of opposition.
Sports
Brewer scores career-high 51
By JONATHAN CZUPRYN< | Apr. 15, 2014Prior to Friday night, Corey Brewer had never scored more than 29 points in an NBA game. During his three-year tenure at Florida under Billy Donovan, Brewer topped out at 26 points.
News
Mary Lambert sings, speaks about violence, love at PAM event
By Jessica Hundley | Apr. 15, 2014Mary Lambert serenaded a crowd of about 150 Tuesday night at The Wooly with a set list ranging from love songs to tunes focused on domestic violence.
Sports
Gators preparing for SEC Tournament action
By BRITNEE MCCOY< | Apr. 15, 2014In Bryan Shelton’s first year as Florida’s coach last season, the Gators failed to advance to the Southeastern Conference Tournament championship match.
Sports
Vols coach accepts Cal job
By LANDON WATNICK< | Apr. 15, 2014The Cuonzo Martin Experiment at Tennessee is over.
Opinion
Our society needs modern, intelligent Renaissance thinkers
Apr. 15, 2014History is full of influential thinkers, philosophers and stoics. These men pondered life’s existence, wondered what feats mankind could endure and grasped the abstract. They were experts in their fields and interested in the world around them: They were “Renaissance men.” Thomas Jefferson, our third president and author of the Declaration of Independence, took that term to its rightful extreme. He was an inventor, philosopher, writer and politician. He was truly a man of thought with an impressive intellect.
Opinion
Lawmakers decide who to ruin next
Apr. 15, 2014WASHINGTON — Congress has reached a stalemate, the effects of which haven’t been felt since the government shutdown in 2013. Apparently, this stalemate was reached after Sen. Simpson, D-Ohio, filibustered a bill concerning whom to completely screw over next.
Metro
Homeless couple stays together through racism, harsh weather
By Adriana Barbat | Apr. 15, 2014Preston Lewis opened a door, and the afternoon sun streamed in.
Opinion
U-No-Poo: Pick up after your dogs, Gainesville
Apr. 15, 2014Listen up, Gainesville dog owners: It’s time to cut the s**t.
Opinion
Energy companies bring ‘crony capitalism’
Apr. 15, 2014In the Florida Legislature, the state’s largest energy companies wield extraordinary influence.
Metro
Stop Googling symptoms: Health answers online iffy at best, UF study finds
By Nicole Giaquinto | Apr. 15, 2014Students surfing the Internet for solutions to health-related concerns should be wary about their search results.
Metro
Organic produce providers in Gainesville not worried about Wal-Mart campaign
By Brandon Krumins | Apr. 15, 2014Local organic grocers and farmers are generally unconcerned by Wal-Mart’s recent partnership with Wild Oats, an organic food brand that will bring cheaper products to its shelves.
