When I’m traveling to Europe, I really like to pull out all the stops, wear my prettiest clothes and actually spend more than five minutes on my hair and make up.
“We are going to take over the world,” says Frances, the namesake of the recent indie flick, “Frances Ha,” and perhaps every other post-collegiate hopeful.
Summer’s finally here, and after this semester, you might be begging for a vacation. But between working, interning, babysitting and volunteering, who has the time, and the money, to travel halfway across the globe just to relax?
You may have seen them on clothing racks and wondered, am I in the right section? Isn’t this for 10-year-olds? Who the hell would think this is cute?
Admit it—whether you have curly or straight hair, you’ve always wanted to pull off that envied summer glow with beach-waved hair.
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The sky is clear, the sun is out, and it’s so beautiful outside that Mr. Rogers must be in the immediate vicinity singing about it.
After a disastrous start against Tennessee in the Women’s College World Series, Florida could not recoup.
Fifty years after he came to Florida as a young quarterback from Tennessee and 47 years after he won the first Heisman Trophy in Gators history, Steve Spurrier was again honored on Florida Field.
Last season, Jonathon Crawford made his NCAA Tournament debut in historic fashion.
It took sophomore Marquis Dendy three jumps instead of one to get to Eugene, Ore., for the 2013 NCAA Outdoor Championships.
Following an early exit in the NCAA Regionals in 2012, the Florida softball team was expected to have a down year. Sixty-four games later, the Gators are entering the Women’s College World Series as the No. 2 national seed. With Florida preparing for its fifth appearance in the WCWS, alligatorSports editors Adam Lichtenstein and Landon Watnick will decide which player was the most important in getting the Gators there.
Sophomore J.D. Tomlinson – the first round’s weak link – became Florida’s firm foundation on Day 2 of the NCAA Championships in Woodstock, Ga.
With two outs remaining in the bottom of the seventh Sunday against UAB, freshman Kelsey Stewart made one of Florida’s biggest defensive plays of the year.
On Saturday, the Alachua Home Grown Open House will provide an opportunity to learn about gardening habits through hands-on experience.
Nearly 5,700 patients are at risk after a UF medical practice employee was discovered to have ties to an identity theft ring.
The 2013 hurricane season starts Saturday, and experts are predicting a stormy six months.
A community emergency exercise, which was postponed in April as a result of the Boston Marathon bombing, will take place at UF between 7 a.m. and noon.
The Duke Energy Foundation will award $45,000 to two charitable organizations in Florida — one of which is the Gainesville-based Consortium of Florida Education Foundations, which will receive $25,000.
The City Commission met Wednesday night to discuss amending an already approved process that would allow Butler Plaza to expand by about 150 acres and include an upscale town center.
Solutions by The State News
