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System helps with memory problems for UF researchers
By Amelia Butler | Nov. 5, 2012GatorCloud is about to drench UF’s campus with data.
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Newcomers adjusting to Gators’ scouting, preparation methods
Nov. 5, 2012Between the largest freshman class in the 39-year history of the program and junior transfer Vicky McIntyre, the Gators have had a busy offseason meshing new talents and personalities.
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The ballad of the rabid sports fan
Nov. 4, 2012Last Saturday night I sent a text to my brother that read, “My heart is beyond broken.”
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No matter what, never forget the good in people
Nov. 4, 2012Many people speak of the moments that will impact the rest of your life. After these said moments happen, the way you think, the way you react and the way you see other people will all change.
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Column: UF needs bold changes on offense
By JOE MORGAN | Nov. 4, 2012Forget a one-dimensional offense. Florida is a one-dimensional football team.
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UF&Shands brings back pancreas transplant program
By Michael Scott Davidson | Nov. 4, 2012The pancreas transplant program at UF&Shands has reopened and is accepting patients.
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Gator Growl fights to raise money for veterans
By Benjamin S. Brasch | Nov. 4, 2012As Friday’s Gator Growl approaches, organizers are pushing a program that would donate even more to its philanthropy, the Wounded Warrior Project.
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Senior bucket list: On campus
By Marisa Gottesman | Nov. 4, 2012Sometimes I forgot how much there is to do on campus outside of going to class.
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Pop star visits, urges students to vote
Nov. 4, 2012Students on UF’s campus Saturday evening were at risk of guerrilla tactics: pop musician Sara Bareilles hanging out of a van window, shouting excitedly at them to vote.
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Youth more likely to trust Obama, study says
By Ayana Stewart | Nov. 4, 2012Young adults trust President Barack Obama more than Republican candidate Mitt Romney, but Romney supporters are more likely to vote Tuesday, according to a recent survey.
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UF-Mizzou game sees no fan arrests
By Chris Alcantara | Nov. 4, 2012With the Florida Gators’ win against the Missouri Tigers on Saturday, football fans on both sides behaved better than usual.
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UF swimming splits against Texas A&M
By ROBERT JUDIN | Nov. 3, 2012While the top-ranked Gators men’s swimming and diving team handled the Aggies, the No. 11 Gators women’s team wasn’t as lucky.
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How to Dress Up Your T-shirt
By Jennifer Hernandez | Nov. 2, 2012Some t-shirts are so cozy and soft that we find it impossible to keep them off our backs. While it is not fashionable to drag the same T-shirt and jeans look into every day of the week, it is possible to incorporate your favorite casual tees into more structured and chic outfits.
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Gameday: The good, the bad and the ugly
By Jamie Wilson | Nov. 2, 2012A sea of “jorts” and barely there tops flood the swamp. Orange and blue are the only colors that can be seen for miles. It’s a Gator gameday.
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Don’t Say Goodbye To Your Jorts Just Yet
By Kelsey Meany | Nov. 2, 2012Before you pack up your summer clothes and move them into storage to collect dust, let’s revisit, though the trend itself is a blast from the past, those shorts you wore for every occasion this year – your high-waisted jean shorts.
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Darts & Laurels
Nov. 1, 2012Heads up! Daylight savings time ends on Sunday. Don’t forget to set your clocks back one hour. We’ve all earned an extra hour of sleep this weekend, that’s for sure.
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Citizen journalism can give you a voice
Nov. 1, 2012On Wednesday, I gave two different presentations in two different classes on the same topic: citizen journalism.
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Florida projected to go to Romney, focus on state races instead
Nov. 1, 2012With absentee and early voting well under way, a Tampa Bay Times poll shows Gov. Romney in command of the toss-up state.
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UF student launches event planning company
By ERICA A. HERNANDEZ | Nov. 1, 2012Nihat Strider has attended 17 different schools since he started kindergarten.
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UF business school unveils interactive learning studio
By Rachel Crosby | Nov. 1, 2012Rigid lines of wooden desks won’t separate students in Warrington College of Business Administration’s new learning center. Instead, circular tables, interactive technology and open-minded professors will bring them together.
