Sports
Florida wins tourney opener
By GORDON STREISAND< | Mar. 23, 2014A double-digit deficit in the second half with the season on the line did not phase the Gators on Sunday afternoon.
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Frazier struggles to hit three-pointers in first two tourney games
By LANDON WATNICK< | Mar. 23, 2014ORLANDO — The rims in the Amway Center were not Michael Frazier II’s best friends last weekend.
Sports
Florida drops final game of series against Texas A&M in extra innings
By ADAM LICHTENSTEIN< | Mar. 23, 2014The Gators and Aggies went to extra innings for the second time in their three-game series Sunday, but unlike the first time, Texas A&M came out victorious.
Sports
Florida falls short of 10th Southeastern Conference title
By ERICA A. HERNANDEZ | Mar. 23, 2014After a record-breaking regular season, No. 1 Florida couldn’t clinch the 2014 Southeastern Conference Championship title.
News
State beekeepers ask for money to build UF research facility
By Beatrice Dupuy | Mar. 23, 2014Bee researchers are abuzz over the possibility of a new bee research facility at UF.
Sports
Crimson Tide hurler blanks Gators in rubber game
By JORDAN MCPHERSON | Mar. 23, 2014No. 1 Florida saw Jaclyn Traina in the circle Friday when its three-game series against No. 9 Alabama began. She gave up only two hits as UF lost 4-2.
Metro
Craft beer brewers still battling state for half-gallon growlers
By Hanna Marcus | Mar. 23, 2014The fight to fill growlers to the half-gallon mark is still underway in Florida. But while current bills are moving through state government, craft beer brewers are losing their spirits about the legal size of containers they can sell.
News
Lake Wauburg high ropes course and elements challenge officially opens
By Field Palmer | Mar. 23, 2014After a two-month delay, UF’s High Ropes and Elements Challenge Course was finally christened with the screams and cheers of students and officials.
News
UF falls on the road to ‘Bama
By IAN COHEN | Mar. 23, 2014It’s a familiar storyline — a poor start in doubles play, a hostile road crowd and a hole too deep to dig out of once singles play begins.
Metro
Reggae jazz band debuts album at local piano bar
By Melissa Mihm | Mar. 23, 2014To promote his first debut album, “Take Flight,” Jaime Hinckson and his band showcased their talents at Rockeys Dueling Piano Bar on Sunday.
News
Florida playing at Palm City competition
By LAYNE WEITZEL< | Mar. 23, 2014Coach Buddy Alexander has been displeased with his team’s inability to improve in tournament play throughout the season.
Metro
Gainesville Police arrest men with 16 grams of cocaine
By Jenna Lyons | Mar. 23, 2014Gainesville Police arrested two Massachusetts men after a traffic stop turned up 16 grams of cocaine, 9 grams of marijuana and two digital scales.
News
UF researcher focused on horse genomes, helps horse breeders
By Megan Stennes | Mar. 23, 2014When it comes to breeding foals, a UF researcher isn’t horsing around.
Sports
Gators roll over Tide in 4-0 sweep
By BRITNEE MCCOY< | Mar. 23, 2014Despite struggles in doubles, No. 16 Florida won a Southeastern Conference showdown against Alabama 4-0.
Metro
Beer lovers guzzle through 17th Greater Gator Beer Festival
By Steven Katona | Mar. 23, 2014Normally Wes Cooper has a four-step process to drinking beer: look, smell, agitate, taste.
News
Self-Harm Awareness Month highlights resources available to UF students
By Athena Harris | Mar. 23, 2014Laura Harmon started harming herself during her freshman year because of stress and depression.
News
Florida Carry, UF standoff over campus gun rules continues
By Sean Stewart-Muniz | Mar. 23, 2014Gun advocacy group Florida Carry pledged in December to sue any state college that didn’t allow guns to be stored in vehicles on campus — and three months later, it’s kept its promise.
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Traveling artist asks UF students to draw their personalities
By EMILY COCHRANE< | Mar. 23, 2014A canvas hung outside the dining hall.
Metro
About 6K attend Kanapaha gardens' annual Spring Garden Festival
By Samantha Blend | Mar. 23, 2014If marijuana were legal in Florida, an auctioneer joked, this might be a whole different type of event.
Opinion
Scott’s position on tuition equity hypocritical
Mar. 23, 2014Those championing tuition equity in Florida made large strides Thursday: The Florida House passed a bill extending in-state tuition rates to undocumented students.
