Sports
Freshmen impress in victory against USF
By MICHELLE PROVENZANO< | Jan. 29, 2013The Florida women’s tennis team dominated its season opener, defeating USF 7-0 on Tuesday at Linder Stadium.
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University
Ball movement key to Florida's success
By LANDON WATNICK | Jan. 29, 2013When the Gators play unselfishly on offense, good things happen.
Sports
Outfield spots currently unsettled for Gators
By JOSH JURNOVOY | Jan. 29, 2013Josh Tobias and Vickash Ramjit know they’ll see the field for Florida this season. They know they’ll be starting, too.
University
Gators struggling with senior limited by injury
Jan. 29, 2013Jennifer George first suffered a right shoulder dislocation against LSU on Jan. 6, and the effects of the injury are lingering as Florida muddles through Southeastern Conference play.
University
TSF wasn’t lone star in Texas competition
By Beatrice Dupuy | Jan. 29, 2013Getting on stage with no rehearsed lines and only a random audience suggestion is how Theatre Strike Force began their performance at the Southwest Regional College Improv Tournament.
University
Chicken Sh*t: Maybe Chick-fil-A turned the other cheek
Jan. 28, 2013Put down your tar and feathers, folks. Chick-fil-A may be changing its hateful priorities.
Opinion
Shame on you, pastor Louie Giglio
Jan. 28, 2013Unemployment is still high. Median household income is down. The number of Americans on food stamps and receiving entitlements is soaring.
University
Swamp Party presents additional candidates
By Colleen Wright | Jan. 28, 2013The Swamp Party announced its candidates for Student Body vice president and treasurer on Turlington Plaza on Monday afternoon.
University
Students talk LGBT intimate partner violence
By Alexa Asendorf | Jan. 28, 2013Students gathered in the atrium of UF’s Ustler Hall on Monday at 8 p.m. for a presentation on LGBT intimate partner violence.
University
UF student tax forms go paperless
By Ashley Glantz | Jan. 28, 2013UF is extending its green efforts to the University Bursar’s office by transitioning a tax form from paper to paperless.
University
UF working on hearing loss drug
By Katie Burns | Jan. 28, 2013Researchers at UF have developed a way to safely create temporary, reversible hearing loss in order to observe possible prevention drugs.
University
UF student arrested in Internet sex sting
By Kathryn Varn | Jan. 28, 2013The Alachua County Sheriff’s Office arrested two Gainesville men and a UF student over the weekend as part of an Internet sex sting operation.
Metro
On first anniversary, responders reflect on I-75 crash
By Chris Alcantara | Jan. 28, 2013It was in the early hours of Jan. 29, 2012 when Alachua County Sheriff’s Office Lt. Todd Kelly received a call about an accident on Interstate 75 in Paynes Prairie State Park.
University
UF class to attend Super Bowl media day today
By Colleen Wright | Jan. 28, 2013Six UF students will have the opportunity to attend media day at Super Bowl XLVII in New Orleans today.
Metro
Hippodrome Cinema struggles to break even
By Caitlin Raddatz | Jan. 28, 2013Despite receiving thousands of dollars from the Florida Department of State, the Hippodrome State Theatre is still struggling to break even on international films being aired through its Cinema program.
Sports
The 10 most impressive lies in sports history
By Kelly Collar | Jan. 28, 2013From O.J. to Te'o, here's a comprehensive list of the infamous lies in sports.
University
UF engineering assistant professor gets grant for solar cell work
By Hannah Morse | Jan. 28, 2013A UF engineering instructor has received funding to study a compound that could potentially make solar energy more affordable.
University
Young scholar selected for Senate program
By Natanya Spies | Jan. 28, 2013Kailyn Allen spent more than a year campaigning against President Barack Obama as chairwoman of the Florida Federation of Teenage Republicans. Now, she has until March to think of one question to ask him when she meets him in person.
Metro
Qualifying for mayoral race begins
By Billy Kennedy | Jan. 28, 2013Qualifying for the 2013 Gainesville mayoral and District 4 City Commission races began Monday at noon and will last until noon Friday.
Sports
Sophomore to fill void in new role behind plate
By ADAM PINCUS | Jan. 28, 2013Taylor Gushue almost hit the lights at Mark Light Field in Coral Gables last season in just his ninth collegiate game. Instead, the freshman settled for an awe-inspiring solo homer.
