Don’t put this off: Stages of procrastination
By Valerie Crum | Feb. 25, 2013Prevent procrastination now in four easy steps. Unless you just want to do it later.
Prevent procrastination now in four easy steps. Unless you just want to do it later.
It’s the week before Spring Break. Feeling a little down? Or stressed? Are you nervous or excited about the rest of the semester?
Ladies and gentlemen, step right this way to an event that can both knock your teeth out and knock your socks off. I’m talking the real grit: the first women’s mixed martial arts match ever for the Ultimate Fighting Championship.
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Justin Correll has gotten lucky before.
If you’re a person who enjoys having a slice of cold pizza for breakfast, Satchel’s Pizza isn’t for you. No doggie bag necessary.
Coach Mike Holloway is proud of his team.
To stay current with the regulations affecting credit and debit card payments, the university created a committee to establish a standardized policy.
The UF Supreme Court did not come to a conclusion Sunday night regarding the constitutionality of UF’s Student Government executive branch’s power to remove directors.
For freshman Bridgette Caquatto, Friday night’s gymnastics meet was more than her college debut.
Sophomore Shannon Gilroy wrapped up a long week and a half for the Gators with her name in the record books.
Brianna Morgan let out a yell of relief as she clinched the match point for a Florida victory.
The Gators’ wait is over.
We are at the end of an era of compromise and complacency.
The Gators’ frontcourt frustrated forward Marshawn Powell and the Razorbacks all Saturday night.
Florida was scheduled to play 14 innings in its doubleheader against Syracuse and No. 7 Missouri in the Mary Nutter Collegiate Classic on Friday. The Gators and the Tigers nearly played 14 frames alone.
Bob Votruba was watching TV in Cleveland when the 2007 Virginia Tech shootings became breaking news. As the father of three then-college-aged children, he wondered about how he could counteract the gunman’s actions.
An inflatable jousting ring, a slam dunk trampoline and Florida’s only traveling zip line were enjoyed by about 500 attendees at UF’s Family Weekend Spring Edition 2013: Always Orange, Forever Blue.
Howell Raines, former executive editor of The New York Times and a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist, will speak about his career in journalism at 6 p.m. at UF’s Bob Graham Center for Public Service in Pugh Hall.
Eager improvisational comedy fans and supportive families gathered last week for the eighth annual Gainesville Improv Festival.