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Grads reflect on college in poll
By Erika Oakvik | Apr. 2, 2013Four percent of American college graduates wish they had more sex while they were in college.
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Alcohol debuts at festival
By Kelcee Griffis | Apr. 2, 2013The Santa Fe College Spring Arts Festival will offer alcohol for the first time at its 44th annual event this weekend.
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Nuclear energy: Our generation’s time is now to make a change
Apr. 2, 2013Stop and think about it: We constantly use electricity throughout our daily lives. Whether we are texting on our iPhones, watching TV or lighting our homes, energy is integral to our way of life.
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Bright Futures standards to change
By Alexa Volland | Apr. 2, 2013Beginning July 1, the standards to qualify for the Bright Futures scholarships will become more strict.
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Tarantula, scorpion available for petting at BugFest today
By Hayden Manuel | Apr. 2, 2013Keith Gerber started breeding maggots a week ago to prepare for the BugFest. He hopes to have a couple hundred ready for maggot art.
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Local sports bar home to stabbing
By Kathryn Varn | Apr. 2, 2013A stabbing early Monday outside of a southwest Gainesville bar left an Alachua man in critical condition and Alachua County Sheriff’s Office deputies searching for the culprit.
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North Korea: Wethinks you doth protest too much
Apr. 1, 2013Remember that kid in your elementary school classes or that kid on your bus, or hell, just That Kid?
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State drops Mayor Lowe’s DUI charges
By Kathryn Varn | Apr. 1, 2013In response to his March 21 driving under the influence arrest, Mayor Craig Lowe entered into a deferred prosecution agreement with the state attorney’s office on Monday afternoon.
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On friendzones and Adam Sandler
Apr. 1, 2013I’ve been hearing a lot of discussion about nice guys and friendzones lately.
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Synthetic drugs have real-life consequences
Apr. 1, 2013As Florida’s attorney general, I work to protect Floridians. One of the most alarming and dangerous trends I’ve seen since taking office is the rise of synthetic drug abuse.
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Mayor candidates discuss DUIs at forum
By Billy Kennedy | Apr. 1, 2013Gainesville mayoral candidates Ed Braddy and Mayor Craig Lowe discussed their driving under the influence arrests during a forum at the Alachua County Health Department on Monday night.
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Female subservience perfectly sound in the name of God
Apr. 1, 2013Growing up, I never thought much about my own family traditions. As a family, we ate dinner at the table, watched movies and went to church every Sunday.
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Bill Gates’s grant helps inventors come closer to new condom
By Mary Velasquez | Apr. 1, 2013Kevin Conley doesn’t ask women if they have a condom.
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New dean hopes to improve health college
By Alyssa Nieves | Apr. 1, 2013UF’s provost announced Friday that Michael Reid will be serving as the new dean for the College of Health and Human Performance starting in July.
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Warm weather brings high pollen counts to Gainesville sooner
By Nathalie Dortonne | Apr. 1, 2013Four years ago, Aisha Robinson woke up with a purple nose. She said the doctor told her he’d only ever seen a nose that purple inside one of his textbooks.
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UF tests allowing earlier parking near Southwest Rec
By Shea Perez | Apr. 1, 2013Campus parking officials are experimenting with eased restrictions at a lot near Southwest Recreation Center.
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UF teacher’s book looks at history of science education
By Katie Burns | Apr. 1, 2013In a society where science is the future, a UF associate education professor published a book about the history and impact of science programs.
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Disease-spreading summer mosquitoes might bring more bite
By Meghan Pryce | Apr. 1, 2013UF students may want to get into the habit of wearing bug spray.
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A letter to Bill O’Reilly: Please stand up for Christians
Apr. 1, 2013Dear Mr. O’Reilly, I want to start by congratulating Fox News for being the No.1 network in cable news for 11 consecutive years.
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Saw keeps hands off chopping block
By Veronica Salgueiro | Apr. 1, 2013Imagine taking a class at UF’s Nadine McGuire Theatre and Dance Pavilion where there is a slight chance of losing a finger.
