Sports
Dotson fuels Gators win despite fractured nose
Nov. 12, 2007The UF women's basketball team turned to one of its veterans to lead the way Monday night.
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News
UF Ethnoecology Society shares garden with community
By STEVEN WEINER | Nov. 12, 2007For the last year and a half, the UF Ethnoecology Society has been turning a small plot of land on campus into a garden of edible plants, medicinal herbs and other exotic vegetation from around the world.
News
Newest wrinkle to the offense: Aaron Hernandez
Nov. 12, 2007Aaron Hernandez's performance in the South Carolina game solidified a spot for the freshman tight end on the Gators' offense.
Opinion
Too much air conditioning wastes energy
By ROBERT HILSON | Nov. 12, 2007I'll admit it, being bombarded with Ford hybrid commercials, Al Gore cameos and plugs for compact fluorescent lightbulbs while watching NBC this week really got me in a "green" state of mind.
Metro
More than 100,000 people attend annual downtown art festival
By KATIE GALLAGHER | Nov. 12, 2007Downtown Gainesville transformed into a bustling bazaar of white tents Saturday and Sunday.
Metro
Former Student Senate President asks supporters to give ,20 to commission campaign
By DEVIN CULCLASURE | Nov. 12, 2007In an effort to be elected to the Gainesville City Commission, former Student Senate President Robert Agrusa is asking fellow students and Gainesville residents for help in his new fundraising strategy.
Sports
Gators complete sweep in conference-clinching weekend
Nov. 12, 2007When Mary Wise took the helm of the UF volleyball team in 1991, she inherited an average program with no Southeastern Conference championships and an overall record of 155-100 in seven seasons.
Sports
Red-hot UF continues streak, wins SEC Tournament
Nov. 12, 2007Following Friday night's 1-0 win against LSU and Sunday's 4-1 thrashing of Georgia in the Southeastern Conference title game, the UF soccer team achieved its goal.
News
Speights responds to being called out in Gators win
Nov. 12, 2007After looking shaky at times in its home opener against North Dakota State, the UF men's basketball team scored early and often Sunday afternoon to dominate Tennessee Tech 93-65.
Opinion
No reason for most giant cars in Fla.
By KYLE COX | Nov. 12, 2007It may come as a surprise to you, but America doesn't do tiny. Miniature book sales are at all-time lows. I sold all my stock in thimbles years ago. Mini-Me hasn't had a good role since Austin Powers.
Sports
Gators topple Gamecocks, QB breaks records
Nov. 12, 2007COLUMBIA, S.C. - With 1:37 left, Andre Caldwell leaped up, came down with the ball in the end zone and grinned while pointing to the remaining patch of Gators fans.
Opinion
Facebook Marketplace offers up the goods
By the Editorial Board | Nov. 12, 2007We realized the crazy things people will do and sell for money this weekend after perusing UF's Facebook Marketplace listings.
Opinion
Cloth bags a more environmental, more practical choice
By RANEVE WEST-SINGH | Nov. 12, 2007As I waited in line for the bagger to pack my groceries, I noticed he was placing just two items in each bag. With only 10 items, I walked out of the store with five bags. I knew something was wrong.
News
UF brings hazing charges against Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity
By KIM WILMATH | Nov. 12, 2007UF is moving forward with hazing charges against a UF fraternity following an anonymous tip to UF's office of Student Judicial Affairs.
Sports
Manson switches back to RB, says he will play Saturday
Nov. 12, 2007UF added some depth to its running back corps Monday, moving redshirt junior Markus Manson back to the position.
News
UF Air Force ROTC ranks at top of U.S. medium-sized units
By ILEANA MORALES | Nov. 12, 2007Right before Veterans Day weekend, the UF Air Force ROTC was awarded a trophy for being the top medium-sized unit in the United States.
Metro
Boy to stop in Gainesville during statewide walk for homeless awareness
By KORI FREDERICK | Nov. 12, 2007A 9-year-old boy walking across the state to raise awareness for homeless children will stop in Gainesville today.
News
More on Markus Manson
Nov. 12, 2007Manson started his career at running back - he was the No. 15 back in the nation in high school, according to Scout.com. He played in 12 games as a redshirt freshman, and started twice. He finished the year with 365 yards on 81 carries.
Sports
Tebow back in Heisman hunt as others fade out
Nov. 12, 2007The Tim Tebow show may soon make its way to New York.
News
Thomas wins SEC Player of the Week
Nov. 11, 2007Sophomore point guard Brittaney Thomas' coming-out game against Xavier Friday did not go overlooked by the Southeastern Conference. Thomas was named SEC Player of the Week Monday after she scored 17 points on 5-of-9 shooting in her first career start.
