Sports
First baseman slugging early
By JORDAN MCPHERSON | Feb. 13, 2014After starting 57 games in 2013, Taylor Schwarz felt confident going into the start of the season.
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Metro
‘Vagina Monologues’ at Hippodrome to fund domestic violence prevention
By Kelly Vollmer | Feb. 13, 2014This weekend more than 15 actresses will give staged monologues all about one topic: their vaginas.
Sports
Tall soccer player stepping in for short basketball team
By GORDON STREISAND< | Feb. 13, 2014In October, she played midfield for the soccer team. In January, she started practicing with the basketball scout team.
Sports
Sophomore plays key role in blowout victory against Jacksonville
By EDEN OTERO | Feb. 13, 2014A loss at home on your birthday would be one you would never forget.
Sports
Janowicz leading the way for UF
By IAN COHEN | Feb. 13, 2014After a weekend of highs and lows at the National Team Indoor Championships, the Gators did not come away with an award.
Sports
Florida racing to four meets despite fatigue
By LAWRENCE LAGUNA< | Feb. 13, 2014Although the UF track and field program has compiled 35 event victories in four meets this indoor season, fatigue has had a negative effect on athletes.
Sports
Gators look to continue success at home tourney
By LAYNE WEITZEL< | Feb. 13, 2014Junior J.D. Tomlinson has garnered a number of accomplishments in his golf career, but a SunTrust Gator Invitational title is not among them.
Sports
UF going to Houston for ITA Indoor Nationals
By BRITNEE MCCOY< | Feb. 13, 2014Coach Bryan Shelton and the No. 12 Florida men’s tennis team are more than ready to begin play at the ITA National Indoors Championships this weekend in Houston.
Opinion
The dangers of a one-party university
By Chris Lynch | Feb. 13, 2014Following a trend that has become the standard for most major schools, Florida has become a one-party university. Swamp Party dominates UF politics in every way, from Senate to the Executive ticket, running practically unopposed this Spring. While this is being celebrated by Swamp as a unifying movement in the Student Body, there are many dangers that come with such a powerful party.
Opinion
Take back UF, vote Students Party
By Natalia Perez Santos | Feb. 13, 2014Each student will spend approximately $2,082 in fees over his or her four years here funding Student Government.
Opinion
SG write-in campaign must succeed to challenge system
Feb. 13, 2014Last week, I wrote about the Taco Libre Party, an offshoot of the Students Party whose goal is to bring a Taco Bell to UF’s campus. Upon closer inspection, though, it was clear that the Taco Libre party is the creation of frustrated opposition members trying to generate interest in Student Government in the shadow of the domineering Swamp Party.
Opinion
Reaction to Coke ad reveals conservative intolerance
Feb. 13, 2014Two weeks ago, MSNBC president Phil Griffin apologized to Reince Priebus, head of the Republican National Committee, for a tweet sent out by the network’s official Twitter account.
Opinion
Darts & Laurels 2/14/14
Feb. 13, 2014Today, gift your boo things they’ll truly cherish during these cold times: wool socks and a tankard of brandy.
News
UF Bookstore parent company Follett to manage stadium stores
By Beatrice Dupuy | Feb. 12, 2014Follett, the corporation in charge of the UF Bookstore, will soon manage all UF stadium sports stores and stands.
Metro
Phillips Center ranks 20th most amazing college campus theater
By Emily Julson | Feb. 12, 2014UF’s Curtis M. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts was ranked 20th overall in a national ranking of college campus theaters.
Metro
Gainesville man arrested for carrying revolver, 100 ammo rounds
By Jenna Lyons | Feb. 12, 2014Gainesville Police arrested a local man Tuesday after police reported he was carrying a gun and 100 rounds of ammunition in his backpack with no permit.
Opinion
‘Sketchy but do it’: The Swamp Party is the Unite Party
Feb. 12, 2014UF’s Student Government has become a one-party system, and you should know where that party came from.
Metro
Satchel’s to bring the heat in SEC pizza-making competition
By Taylor Widom | Feb. 12, 2014If you thought the SEC rivalry ended with football, think again.
Metro
Nelson, Crist protest Reitz Union early voting ban
By Beatrice Dupuy | Feb. 12, 2014Sen. Bill Nelson and former Gov. Charlie Crist spoke at UF this week after the state denied use of the Reitz Union as an early voting site.
