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UF women's tennis advances to NCAA Quaterfinals
By ADAM LICHTENSTEIN< | May 18, 2012Though rain delayed their match for more than two hours, the Gators’ momentum was not dampened.
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Eyes on the Prize
By JONATHAN CZUPRYN< | May 16, 2012After four years of rewriting record books and racking up awards, Michelle Moultrie is now only missing her Hollywood ending. And there’s nothing that would beat riding off in the sunset with a championship trophy in hand.
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Gators trying to achieve balance
By JOE MORGAN | May 16, 2012All it took for No. 3 Florida’s offense to come alive was a midweek trip to Samford. Unfortunately for UF, the trek to Alabama knocked its strong pitching down a notch.
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Florida lacrosse looking for first Final Four berth
By JESSICA FERRALLS< | May 16, 2012The Gators know they are on the cusp of making school history and are ready to take on the challenge.
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UF women's tennis preparing for Michigan in Sweet 16; men facing Ohio State in Round of 16
By ADAM LICHTENSTEIN< | May 16, 2012No. 2 Florida is ready to defend its NCAA title.
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UF&Shands to begin addition for children’s hospital
By Caitlin Hartley | May 16, 2012UF&Shands Health System and the UF Academic Health Center have committed to creating a new entry pavilion and lobby for the Shands Hospital for Children.
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Student Senate fills open positions for coming year
By Samantha Shavell | May 16, 2012Student Senate approved summer replacement senators and all executive cabinet appointments at Tuesday’s Student Senate meeting.
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UF students, administrators unclear on hazing issues
By Erin Jester | May 16, 2012UF’s anti-hazing task force has found students may not be clear on a definition of hazing, and administrators aren’t clear on their responsibility to Santa Fe College and non-degree seeking students on campus.
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Florida baseball falls to Samford as pitching falters
May 15, 2012Florida's bats finally came alive against Samford, but the offensive surge was not enough to overcome a rough day for the pitching staff.
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UF men's tennis defeats Harvard, advances to Sweet 16
By ADAM LICHTENSTEIN< | May 15, 2012For the third straight year, the Gators are in the Sweet 16.
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Gators struggling to manufacture runs
By JOE MORGAN | May 14, 2012Mike Zunino’s solo home run against Mississippi State in the eighth inning on Sunday was more than just another game-winning hit for Florida. It provided a sense of relief.
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Column: alligatorSports pressing on after departure of Oh-Twelves
By JOE MORGAN | May 14, 2012When Florida won its second consecutive men’s basketball national title in 2007, the Gators were riding high.
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UF softball earns No. 5 seed, will host NCAA regional
By JONATHAN CZUPRYN< | May 14, 2012Despite an embarrassing loss in the Southeastern Conference Championship game on Saturday, the Gators kept a couple impressive streaks alive the next day.
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UF’s SG officials make least profits out of large state schools
By Clare Lennon | May 14, 2012High-ranking UF Student Government officials earn salaries, but some also get special parking passes, cellphone payments and prefilled meal cards for on-campus dining.
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Colleges submit budget proposals
By Erin Jester | May 14, 2012Budget proposals released Friday aim to leave open faculty positions unfilled and lay off some staff while leaving tenure-track faculty and degree programs unscathed by budget cuts.
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Broward Pool reopens without waterfalls, surfing simulation
By Michael Scott Davidson | May 14, 2012Previous plans to build a leisure pool with a lazy river at the Broward Pool may have been canceled, but the renovated pool is now open for summer.
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Registration for Summer A, Summer C classes ends Tuesday
By Kelly Price | May 14, 2012The deadline for dropping or adding Summer A or C classes is 11:59 p.m.
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Board of Trustees former vice chairman to take over as chairman
By Erin Jester | May 14, 2012UF’s Board of Trustees elected a new chairman just in time to put his name on spring graduates’ diplomas.
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UF grad gains popularity on YouTube
By Webb | May 14, 2012YouTube announced May 8 it would sponsor and train Magruder and 16 others as part of an ongoing effort to generate more content.
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UF lacrosse edges Albany in first round, advances in NCAA Tournament
By Associated Press | May 12, 2012Shannon Gilroy scored twice and top-seeded Florida advanced to the second round of the NCAA women's lacrosse tournament with a 6-4 victory over Albany (N.Y.) on Saturday.
