Inventors spar for $50K
By ANNIE BOGGS | Mar. 23, 2010Florida’s inventors now have the opportunity to earn a little more cash to fund their creations.
Florida’s inventors now have the opportunity to earn a little more cash to fund their creations.
UF’s vending machines will still look the same, but many of the products inside them might look and taste a little different when one corporation makes big changes.
UF’s Internet M.B.A. program is one of two in the world to earn a rating of “excellent” in The Economist’s “Distance-learning special 2010.”
The Alachua County Commission voted unanimously Monday morning to give the Alachua County Department of Public Safety an additional $404,565.
The School Board of Alachua County released a proposal on Monday for mandatory uniforms in its schools.
Bernadette Castro and her family were told they could open a frozen yogurt shop anywhere in the state.
They ran relay races, played tug-of-war and won a two-day cruise to the Bahamas.
Subhajit Sengupta was standing onstage in front of about 200 people. He was singing a song half the crowd couldn’t understand, but they tapped their feet to the beat anyway.
About 10,000 people attended the 20th annual Spring Garden Festival which celebrated the start of spring with about 200 vendors selling artwork and plants.
With the run-off for Gainesville mayor’s seat three weeks away, both candidates aren’t wasting any time mobilizing forces for one last round in the political arena.
The line from Wednesday’s editorial on the Kofi Adu-Brempong shooting that reads, “We also question why he was shot in the jaw rather than a safer location,” is beyond ignorant.
Usually the creation of counterfeit bills is discouraged.
Michael Lee, a UF mechanical engineering freshman, and three of his friends have spent almost every Friday night this semester driving around Alachua County trying to plan clues for a scavenger hunt.
Sweat, tears and hot wings made for a fiery smackdown Thursday night at the Beef ‘O’ Brady’s on West University Avenue.
Tales about snakes more than 40 feet long will be told, plate tectonics will be explained with Oreos, and stones will become jewelry Saturday at the Florida Museum of Natural History.
For the first time in history, gay and lesbian couples will be counted on the U.S. Census form.
A plain white delivery truck with pictures of fruit was parked near Library West on Wednesday, but the inside of the truck was less plain — chain and news clippings with the word “slavery” in every headline covered the walls.
Although Tuesday’s city election saw an encouraging increase in voter turnout from the last mayoral race, election officials see room for improvement.
In the race for Gainesville mayor and a District 4 City Commission seat, no candidate received the 50-percent plus one vote necessary to avoid a runoff.
The rally was organized by members of Students for a Democratic Society, as well as independent Facebook groups created by friends and colleagues of Adu-Brempong.