Opinion
Alien conspiracy theory is alive and well
Oct. 23, 2013Out of all the mythical creatures and monsters, aliens have to be the scariest.
COVID-19
Sports
Notebook: Another Gator out for year
By LANDON WATNICK< | Oct. 23, 2013The list of season-ending injuries continues to grow for the Gators.
The Avenue
Try scarily cheap makeup tips
By Niko Pifferetti | Oct. 23, 2013Regina George of “Mean Girls” loves Halloween, and so do makeup artists — but for a decidedly classier reason.
The Avenue
Last-minute costumes have lasting impact
By Angela Skane | Oct. 23, 2013Your time until Halloween is dwindling. All those elaborate costumes you dreamt up in class are now seeming less and less possible. There are still a few simple costumes you can pull together to avoid recycling last year’s ensemble.
The Avenue
Odell plays up emotional, heart broken rocker status to award-winning success
By Lauren Adamson | Oct. 23, 2013Tom Odell is a 22-year-old up-and-coming singer-songwriter from Britain who fits the stereotype of the pained, sensitive, broken-hearted male whose emotions are so heavy they can only be processed alone, hunched over his instrument.
Sports
Columnist cannot stand sight of postseason without Braves
By JOE MORGAN< | Oct. 23, 2013Last night, I watched a World Series game for the first time this century.
The Avenue
With "Rap God" and new album, real Slim Shady stands back up
By ADAM LICHTENSTEIN< | Oct. 23, 2013Guess who’s back, back again?
The Avenue
Not the Koalas! Koala bears hurt by climate change
By Courtney Nachlas | Oct. 23, 2013Koalas are an iconic part of Australian culture, but a new study reveals that the country’s lack of koala protection may result in a dramatic loss of the population.
The Avenue
LivFit: Snack Smarter
By Olivia Langdon | Oct. 23, 2013Eating clean 99-percent of the time is a challenge, but doable.
Sports
Gators women's tennis to compete at USTA Collegiate Clay Court Invitational
By BRITNEE MCCOY< | Oct. 23, 2013Beginning today, the Gators will compete in the USTA Collegiate Clay Court Invitational at the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex in Orlando.
The Avenue
Fake pockets make real difference for charities
By Michelle Jackson | Oct. 23, 2013“Frockets,” or T-shirts with a faux pocket sewn onto the front, are saving the world one minutely stitched monogram and chevron-patterned pocket at a time.
The Avenue
Baseball, dreams and the message behind ‘Monsters University’
By JOE MORGAN< | Oct. 23, 2013My dream ended in seventh grade.
The Avenue
Vixen Workout booty-pops its way into Gainesville
By Isha Choksi | Oct. 23, 2013Liz Delgado, a 30-year-old mother from Miami, does the Vixen Workout because it makes her feel sexy.
The Avenue
Filmmaker produces creepy movie Escape from Tomorrow at Disney
By Maria Llorens | Oct. 23, 2013“Escape from Tomorrow,” a psychosexual fantasy film set in Disney World, opens at 9 p.m. Friday at the Hippodrome.
Metro
Sexy characters may have startling consequences
By Lauren Adhav | Oct. 22, 2013The virtual world can have some serious implications in reality, according to recent study conclusions from Stanford University researchers.
Metro
Alachua County domestic violence task force Peaceful Paths launches
By Davona Williams | Oct. 22, 2013“Gary killed her.”
Metro
College students most susceptible to identity theft, report says
By Elizabeth Brown | Oct. 22, 2013Jordan McPherson thinks twice before he uses his credit card.
Metro
Local pumpkin patches selling strong despite rainy growing season
By Kayla Marcus | Oct. 22, 2013Favorable fall weather and unusual amounts of summer rain may have balanced out for local pumpkin patches.
Metro
Drunk residents’ relished burgers top national list
By Alex Harris | Oct. 22, 2013An article by Thrillist.com recently honored popular drunk eateries at the top party schools in the nation, and Gainesville’s Relish made the cut.
News
New senators take a stand about nominee
By Colleen Wright | Oct. 22, 2013The Fall batch of senators broke the habit of approving recommendations and bills unanimously at Tuesday night’s Student Senate meeting.
