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UF museum's butterfly rainforest exhibit adds butterflies
By Purvi Pandit | Feb. 10, 2014UF’s butterfly exhibit will soon include two continents.
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UF RecSports to host Valentine's partner yoga and salsa
By Hailey Gerhard | Feb. 10, 2014Valentine’s Day Eve just got sweatier.
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Faehn to rest star gymnasts against Arkansas
By ERICA A. HERNANDEZ | Feb. 10, 2014After three consecutive weeks of reaching perfection, coach Rhonda Faehn thinks it may be time to give her two leading all-around gymnasts a break.
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Paleontology Convention at Florida Museum of Natural History
By Sean Stewart-Muniz | Feb. 10, 2014Amateur and professional paleontologists from 28 countries will travel to Gainesville this weekend to share and discuss their research.
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Marston, Health Science Center libraries to get 3-D printers
By Purvi Pandit | Feb. 10, 2014UF students have more opportunities than ever to build their knowledge of 3-D printing technology.
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UF competing for peta2's favorite vegan-friendly college title
By Emily Julson | Feb. 10, 2014UF is in the running to take the title of “favorite vegan-friendly college,” and for the first time, voters have the final say.
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Hundreds fight for first in Gator Green fencing tournament
By EMILY COCHRANE< | Feb. 9, 2014With one arm outstretched, he danced alone. His music was the clanging of blades, his choreography the steps and leaps of a fighter. His dance was the preparation for a duel.
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UF's PRSSA campaign to increase use of Popmoney
By Katherine Brown | Feb. 9, 2014For the month of February, students have a new alternative to pay for Krishna Lunch.
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Florida beats Southern California to end National Team Indoors
By IAN COHEN | Feb. 9, 2014After ending one streak, the Gators refused to begin a new, less appealing one.
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TEDxUF 2014 brings talk of improv, inventions and inspiration
By Beatrice Dupuy | Feb. 9, 2014Formaldehyde Flower sashayed across the stage and teasingly hid her corseted frame behind purple feather fans in the University Auditorium this weekend.
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Common to speak, perform Thursday at Phillips Center
By Ashley Kobza | Feb. 9, 2014UF students will soon have an uncommon opportunity.
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Living Well, UF faculty fitness center, to close in June
By Beatrice Dupuy | Feb. 9, 2014Living Well fitness center, where James Ogles has spent 12 years exercising, will close its doors this June.
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Wildcats hand Gators first loss of season
By IAN COHEN | Feb. 8, 2014For the second time in four years, Florida lost to Northwestern in the quarterfinals of the National Team Indoors.
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Standout performances from field propel Gators at the Doc Hale Virginia Tech Elite
By LAWRENCE LAGUNA< | Feb. 8, 2014Being the third consecutive week of competing, the UF track and field team nevertheless put on a solid performance.
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Gators remain perfect with pair of wins Friday
By JORDAN MCPHERSON | Feb. 8, 2014After topping Illinois State 3-2 earlier in the day, Florida was down 1-0 against Wisconsin in the top of the sixth inning when Aubree Munro stepped up to the plate.
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Sloan notches second 10 of season, first on balance beam
By ERICA A. HERNANDEZ | Feb. 8, 2014When Bridget Sloan sets a goal for herself, she achieves it.
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Inexperienced UF opening season against reigning champions
By EDEN OTERO | Feb. 6, 2014No. 4 Florida opens its season against No. 1 North Carolina on Saturday at noon in its first game without its inaugural class.
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UF security office warns Gators of phishing scams
By Jana Berkowitz | Feb. 6, 2014UF students have taken the bait and been reeled into phishing scams.
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Peace Corps director to speak at UF
By EMILY COCHRANE< | Feb. 6, 2014UF students with a taste for adventure and service have the opportunity to hear the acting director of the Peace Corps, Carrie Hessler-Radelet, on Monday.
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Yo quiero SG: Taco Libre promises freedom
Feb. 6, 2014Last semester’s Student Government elections were something of a spectacle. Swamp Party candidates won 48 out of 50 seats in the Senate, ridiculously overpowering any voice of opposition. The Swamp Party’s competitor in the Fall elections, the Students Party, is responding to this near-death experience by not running an executive ticket. Rather than waste momentum going after seats they have dubious chances of winning, at best, the party will focus on gaining seats it knows it can win.
