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Taco Bell teases fans with ranchy photo
By Brock Seng | Jan. 9, 2013Doritos Locos Taco lovers may have a hard time sticking to their New Year’s resolutions this year.
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Metro
Biomass plant sparks civic discussion
By Shayna Posses | Jan. 9, 2013As an international airline pilot, Pamela Mincey has witnessed the effects of climate change.
University
After football season: What to do in G’ville
By Samantha Doucette | Jan. 9, 2013After a disappointing loss against the University of Louisville in the Sugar Bowl, the Gators football team has traded in its gameday uniform for practice jerseys this semester.
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Trophy hunting: What to watch to catch up this awards season
By Alyssa Holcomb | Jan. 9, 2013It’s that time of year again — Twitter feeds and gossip sites are abuzz with speculation.
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Resolutioners: Ditch routine workouts for adventure programs
By Caitlyn Finnegan | Jan. 9, 2013If working on your physique found its way to the top of your resolution list, trade crowded campus gyms for adventure by considering local alternatives.
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Hidden Gems of Netflix: “2 Days in New York”
By Bakr Saliq | Jan. 9, 2013Lost in an endlessly growing queue and buried underneath thousands of rows of titles, there are these few hidden gems of Netflix.
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Adele, Taylor Swift lead album sales in 2012
By Alyssa Holcomb | Jan. 9, 2013In the age of MP3s, it’s no surprise that digital purchases kept music sales alive in 2012, according to a report by Billboard, with information gathered by Nielsen SoundScan.
Metro
City commissioner will campaign again
By Chris Alcantara | Jan. 9, 2013Gainesville Commissioner Randy Wells will run for reelection after he submitted paperwork Monday to the Alachua County Supervisor of Elections.
University
Florida university to build Catholic dorms
By Rachel Kurland | Jan. 9, 2013Housing at two universities are getting an upgrade with a twist.
Metro
Friends, family remember UPD officer
By Jenna Box | Jan. 9, 2013Rows of officers in forest green, black and brown uniforms stood at attention near the entrance of the Canterbury Showplace, their faces somber as the gray sky.
University
Study says female binge drinking overlooked
By Alexa Volland | Jan. 9, 2013About one in eight women over the age of 18 binge drink.
University
Last year hottest on record nationally, rainier than usual locally
By Rachel Crosby | Jan. 9, 2013According to the National Climatic Data Center, last year was the hottest on record.
Sports
Senior Thompson leaves Florida baseball team
By ADAM PINCUS | Jan. 9, 2013After losing nine players to the MLB draft, UF coach Kevin O’Sullivan can add Tyler Thompson to the list of players the Gators must replace this season.
Sports
George questionable to play against Mississippi State
Jan. 9, 2013Florida netted its first Southeastern Conference win of the season with a 77-72 victory against LSU on Sunday, but the Gators suffered a troubling loss during the game.
News
Murphy overcomes broken rib to lead Gators
By LANDON WATNICK< | Jan. 9, 2013Forward Erik Murphy fractured one of his ribs when he absorbed contact from a teammate during Friday’s practice.
Sports
Florida freshman adjusting to college quickly
By CHUCK KINGSBURY< | Jan. 9, 2013Last week’s opening meet against Ball State gave coach Rhonda Faehn the chance to evaluate Bridget Sloan’s collegiate debut.
University
Alternate Gainesville society goes to print in fiction series
By Jensen Werley | Jan. 9, 2013Electricity is nonexistent, residents are rebuilding a city they once knew and a dark figure schemes to sabotage progress.
University
Heat Wave to Hell: You’re making the Earth too hot
Jan. 9, 2013Global warming is happening. Now please get over yourselves before we all die.
University
Bernie Machen will stay as university president
By Chris Alcantara | Jan. 9, 2013The search has been suspended: President Bernie Machen isn’t leaving UF right now.
University
Financial results of ‘cash for clunkers’ were harmful and also predictable
Jan. 8, 2013Like many, if not most government economic stimulus programs, what sounded like a beneficial government policy on the surface created disastrous unintended consequences.
