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Monday, April 20, 2026

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Florida Alligator
Metro

Politicians discuss health care for young people

Upon graduating from Colorado State University in 2004, Abby Berendt landed her dream job at a large media corporation in New York City. Berendt had been working full time at the company for 10 months when she arrived at work one day with what she thought was a horrible stomachache.


Florida Alligator
Multimedia

Gainesville Scooter Service

A new service in Gainesville provides a driver for people too intoxicated to drive for a fee. The driver uses a foldable scooter that he places in the customer's trunk to return to work.


Florida Alligator
Opinion

DUI campaign sends wrong message

Drinking and driving is bad - there is no denying that fact. As somebody who files claims for an insurance company, I have heard the horror stories from the victims' families first-hand. I agree that Fabulous Rides sounds like a fabulous program and the student body president ought to be commended for trying to promote awareness of its existence in an effort to reduce drunk driving. However, his approach sells the dangers short.


Florida Alligator
Opinion

SG should bring back New York Times

When I arrived on campus early Monday morning, I immediately headed to the newspaper dispensers near Turlington to get my copy of the New York Times. They only held copies of USA Today. I assumed that particular dispenser was simply out of the New York Times, so I checked the one near Library West. Again, only USA Today.


Florida Alligator
Opinion

Teachers should abide by textbook law

So it's that time of year again: mass textbook buying. Some would think that the new law signed last year, the Textbook Affordability Act, would help prevent some of the usual headaches that are associated with buying required textbooks.


Florida Alligator
News

UF grad files lawsuit over SG records

A former UF student filed a lawsuit against the university Tuesday, alleging Student Government employees broke the law when they denied him access to audio and video recordings of Student Senate meetings.



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