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Florida diving adds matchup vs. Miami
By Jackson Castellano | Oct. 15, 2021Florida dive added an additional meet to its 2021 fall slate with a pop-up competition with Miami Saturday.
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alligatorSports roundtable: Florida vs. LSU
By Michael Hull , Ryan Haley and Zachary Huber | Oct. 15, 2021The alligatorSports football crew is back for Baton Rouge. Read their thoughts on Florida vs. LSU as the Gators hope to avenge their foggy loss from 2020.
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Everything you need to know ahead of ‘Halloween Kills’
By Alexis Carson | Oct. 15, 2021"Halloween Kills," the latest film in the "Halloween" series, was released Oct. 15. Here's everything you need to know about the franchise before hitting the theater.
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No. 20 Gators travel to tackle injury-plagued LSU
By Ryan Haley | Oct. 15, 2021Florida football returns to Baton Rouge and takes the field against a decimated 3-3 LSU squad in turmoil.
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No. 23 Florida looks to hit reset button against Texas A&M
By Kaitlyn Wadulack | Oct. 15, 2021No. 23 Florida looks to extend its 19-1 series advantage over Texas A&M Saturday and avenge a series-ending loss to LSU last weekend.
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Gators cross country posts 15 personal bests at the Pre-Nationals Invitational
By Sara Kate Dyson | Oct. 15, 2021Florida Gators cross country posts 15 personal bests and three top-30 team finishes at the Pre-Nationals Invitational on Friday.
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Citizens Field: Home to Gainesville high school football
By Noah Ram | Oct. 15, 2021Residents have shuffled into Citizens Field every Thursday and Friday night since 1948. Eastside, Gainesville High School and Buchholz High School all currently coexist on the East Gainesville field.
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UF’s Food Week offers taste of food science programs
By Maya Erwin | Oct. 15, 2021The Food Science and Human Nutrition Department at UF hosted Food Week, an offering of food-related events to make students aware about the college department.
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Alachua Habitat for Humanity relocates its ReStore
By Emma Behrmann | Oct. 15, 2021Alachua Habitat for Humanity’s donation-driven, home store, known as the ReStore, moved location to expand the reach of its affordable housing mission to East Gainesville.
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Know Your Enemy: LSU Tigers
By Michael Hull | Oct. 14, 2021Football writer Michael Hull sits down with The Reveille football reporter Jared Brodtmann to preview Florida’s rivalry battle with the Tigers in Death Valley.
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Gators cross country travels to Tallahassee for Pre-Nationals Friday
By Sara Kate Dyson | Oct. 14, 2021Florida Gators cross country heads to Tallahassee on Friday to compete in Pre-Nationals.
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UF agrega la opción de lista de espera para el registro de primavera de 2022
By Saira González and Max Taylor | Oct. 14, 2021UF agregará un botón "Agregar a la lista de espera" a su página de registro de cursos ONE.UF para el próximo semestre. Los estudiantes tendrán la opción de agregarse a sí mismos a una lista que reserva lugares para clases llenas. A medida que los estudiantes abandonen la clase, aquellos en la lista de espera tendrán la opción de inscribirse en el curso.
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Gainesville burger pop-up raises close to $30,000 from customer investments
By Alan Halaly | Oct. 14, 2021DJ’s Cast Iron Burgers is giving people the opportunity to invest in the business through a platform called Mainvest. The local food truck is hoping to open a physical restaurant with the money gained from investments.
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Gainesville uses film to preserve the LGBTQ community’s legacy
By Veronica Nocera | Oct. 14, 2021The Matheson History Museum and Civic Media Center are commemorating LBGT History Month with a series of film screenings. The screenings will take place between Oct. 21 and Oct. 23 and feature several important films from LGBT history.
Sports
Florida competes in first ITA Regional Championships since 2019
By Brenda Bogle | Oct. 13, 2021Florida women's tennis travels to UCF to participate in its first regional championship in two years with a spot in fall nationals on the line.
Sports
Florida lands 4-star wideout Gibson
By Ryan Haley | Oct. 13, 2021Dan Mullen found his ninth 4-star of the class of 2022 Wednesday when West Orange’s Jayden Gibson grabbed an orange Gators hat.
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Gainesville celebrates Indigenous Peoples Day
By Meghan McGlone | Oct. 13, 2021Mayor Lauren Poe introduced a proclamation officially acknowledging Indigenous Peoples Day Monday at city hall. He also unveiled a new sign honoring indigenous people in front of city hall.
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Santa Fe Teaching Zoo, Police Department host canned food drive in place of fall events
By Eve Thompson | Oct. 13, 2021The Ghosts, Goblins and Groceries food drive will replace both Boo at the Zoo and Run with the Cops, which were canceled this year again because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Donation stations throughout Gainesville are collecting canned goods and non-perishables to benefit Saints Food Share and Catholic Charities.
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Santa Fe College’s month-old Financial Wellness Center still relatively unknown to students
By Eve Thompson | Oct. 13, 2021The Financial Wellness Center is a partnership between Santa Fe College and VyStar Credit Union that offers free financial counseling and resources from budgeting and saving to purchasing and investing for all Santa Fe students.
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City Commission appoints Cynthia Curry as interim city manager
By Meghan McGlone | Oct. 13, 2021Cynthia Curry was appointed to the interim city manager position after city manager after Lee Feldman resigned Sept. 13, following the resignation of three other city charter officers, including City Commissioner Gail Johnson.
