Metro
Beer fest offers tastes from around the world
By RENEE COLE | Oct. 19, 2008Nothing brews a sense of camaraderie like the largest, most diverse sampling of beer in town.
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Sports
Men drop first meet of season at Michigan
By RYAN LEVICK | Oct. 19, 2008Sometimes experience isn't everything when it comes to winning.
Sports
Kerns scores hat trick in rout of Alabama
By CALLOVI< | Oct. 19, 2008Megan Kerns recorded a hat trick, but it was Angela Napolitano's lone goal that broke the game open for the Gators.
News
Break dancers battle it out in Reitz Union
By TATIANA GONZALES | Oct. 19, 2008B-Boys and B-Girls battled it out Friday at a Halloween-themed break dance contest.
Opinion
Obama would risk national security
By Ken Senkow | Oct. 19, 2008Presidential candidates should be very clear on every issue, especially national security. For example, President Ronald Reagan emphasized the role of a strong military in keeping the peace. His policy eventually resulted in our Cold War victory and helped cause the breakdown of the Soviet Union.
Sports
No. 15 Women take fifth in Pre-NCAA Invitational
By ADAM BERRY | Oct. 19, 2008If Saturday's Pre-NCAA Invitational was a preview of the NCAA Championship, the UF women's cross country team looks like it could be competing for a national title in late November.
Opinion
Flu vaccine not effective
By IAN SHTULMAN | Oct. 19, 2008I urge everyone to think twice before getting this year's flu vaccine. While getting a little jab in the arm and saving yourself from illness sounds like a great deal, it's really not.
News
Michelle Obama to visit Gainesville Wed.
By KATIE GALLAGHER | Oct. 18, 2008Michelle Obama is scheduled to stop in Gainesville on Wednesday as she travels through Florida to encourage early voting, according to a release from the Obama campaign.
News
Study says college liberal bias learned from peers
Oct. 16, 2008A recent study shows a long-held notion of college culture may be true: Students' political beliefs become more liberal while attending college.
Metro
Friends of the Library book sale to begin Saturday
By LAUREN IRIZARRY | Oct. 16, 2008While UF students dealt with a virtual line for UF-Georgia game tickets this week, locals have been queuing up to hit the books this weekend.
News
SHCC to offer flu shots starting Monday
By JAMES WILKEY | Oct. 16, 2008The UF Student Health Care Center will begin offering flu shots to students and faculty during the next two weeks.
Sports
Williams to transfer
Oct. 16, 2008Redshirt sophomore linebacker Mon Williams, a converted running back, will transfer from UF, multiple media outlets reported Thursday.
Sports
United squad looks to stay perfect in SEC play
Oct. 16, 2008Adding new components to an existing system can be a dangerous endeavor.
News
UPD arrests UF student in possession of Ecstasy pills
By KATIE SANDERS | Oct. 16, 2008A UF student was arrested Wednesday after police found 153 grams of Ecstasy pills in his Hume Hall dorm room.
News
Horned Frogs bring down No.9 Cougars
Oct. 16, 2008FORT WORTH, Texas - BYU can stop worrying about reaching the BCS. TCU made sure of that in an ironic twist of revenge.
News
Red Sox rally to beat Rays
Oct. 16, 2008BOSTON - Down seven runs and running out of time, the Boston Red Sox weren't quite ready to go away.
Sports
Morgan, team gear up for Pre-NCAA Invitational
By ADAM BERRY | Oct. 16, 2008It would be something of an understatement to say this Saturday's Pre-NCAA Invitational is important to coach Todd Morgan.
Metro
Businesses go pink to promote breast cancer awareness
By VICTORIA RICH | Oct. 16, 2008October is usually accompanied by several color palettes: reds, browns and golds for the changing leaves or black and orange for Halloween.
News
Museum to host third annual ButterflyFest
By CHELSEA KEENAN | Oct. 16, 2008The third annual ButterflyFest will flutter into the Florida Museum of Natural History this weekend.
