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F Book retreat lets incoming freshmen keep up traditions
By CHRISTINA McGINLEY | July 9, 2008Students will be encouraged to take a walk on the Gator side at an F Book-inspired retreat on Friday.
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UF study reports apartment market on the decline
By MARGARET FRANCOIS | July 9, 2008The laws of supply and demand are causing an extreme slump in the apartment market in Gainesville, according to a UF study.
News
Student senators debate appointment of out–of–state Chomp the Vote director
By VICTORIA WINKLER | July 9, 2008Can long-distance relationships work? Student senators proved they are once again willing to find out.
Sports
Martindale-Stancil named assistant coach
July 9, 2008Leah Martindale-Stancil is coming back home.
The Avenue
Intimacy issues can make or break bonds
By ANNIE ANTHONY | July 9, 2008College is where many people find their sexuality. But what if a couple decides to have a relationship without sex? Can it be done?
Sports
One and done rule bad for NBA and colleges
July 9, 2008Dwight Howard. Kobe Bryant. LeBron James. Kevin Garnett. Chris Paul.
The Avenue
‘Burnouts in love’ go it alone on new Silver Jews album
By ROBERT HILSON | July 9, 2008David Berman, you've got to hide your love away.
News
Brewer adjusts to life without '04s
July 9, 2008Corey Brewer certainly had some new faces to get used to.
The Avenue
Indie–spensable music: Nonprofit site links bands and fans
By BAILEY PARKE | July 9, 2008Falling asleep during a concert seems nearly impossible.
News
Child removal from Shands organ transplant list questioned
By KRISTEN HUFF | July 9, 2008Though early reports stated that a foster child was removed from a Shands at UF organ transplant waiting list because a stable post-procedure home couldn't be guaranteed, state and ethics professionals said other medical concerns might have influenced the decision.
Opinion
New scooter restrictions are misguided
July 9, 2008UF Transportation and Parking Services has decided to restrict scooter drivers from driving through campus for the safety of pedestrians. This has reduced the amount of scooter parking close to the center of campus.
News
Former UF provost finalist for USC presidency
By KATIE SANDERS | July 8, 2008Janie Fouke, former UF provost, is a finalist for the presidency of the University of South Carolina.
Metro
Fla. senators push for offshore drilling
By CHRISTOPHER MYERS | July 7, 2008Some Florida senators, including Alachua County's Sen. Steve Oelrich, are looking to introduce a memorial, which is basically a resolution, suggesting the federal government allow oil drilling in places that are currently off-limits.
Opinion
Social activism won’t solve all problems
By Paul Anderson | July 7, 2008In response to Brandon Sack's July 1 column entitled "U.S. could learn much from Argentina," I have just a couple of questions: What happens when social activism goes wrong? If you want to see activism go too far in a Western nation, just look at France.
News
Drilling for Answers: The Potential Impact of Offshore Oil
By Brandon Esposito | July 7, 2008Finally, the time has arrived for our politicians to consider drilling something other than corporate CEO's. With oil's inexorable ascent, a reexamination of the myths, merits, and minuses of offshore drilling is long overdue.
News
UF to restrict scooters from campus 'auto-free' zone
By KATIE SANDERS | July 7, 2008The days of students driving their scooters "door-to-door" on campus are coming to a close.
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New CLAS dean has high hopes after completing first week on the job
By KATIE SANDERS | July 7, 2008For Paul D'Anieri, the new dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, spending his first week in meetings is part of the learning process he needs to put CLAS on the academic map -even if it means the punk rock enthusiast feels a little self-conscious when listening to his old Clash records.
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Pat Calathes tries to catch on at NBA summer league
July 7, 2008ORLANDO - Nick isn't the only Calathes brother trying to fight his way onto a team this summer.
