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Notebook: Gators defense thriving despite lack of go-to playmaker
By ADAM PINCUS | Oct. 10, 2012A safety leads the Gators in tackles. In linebacker leads them in sacks.
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Mike Rosario looking for bounceback year
By KATIE AGOSTIN | Oct. 10, 2012Last season didn’t go how Mike Rosario planned.
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‘Seinfeld’ actor encourages voting
By Michael Scott Davidson | Oct. 10, 2012When Jason Alexander was greeted by applause at UF Hillel on Wednesday afternoon, he wasn’t sure if the crowd was clapping for him or his full head of hair.
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Islam on Campus concludes Ramadan with Fast-a-Thon event
By Chabeli Herrera | Oct. 10, 2012UF students of all faiths will fast from sunrise to sunset today as part of Islam on Campus’ 10th annual Fast-a-Thon.
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Florida freshmen expected to contribute heavily in 2012-13
Oct. 10, 2012Although the Gators are welcoming a program-record seven freshmen to the youngest team in UF history, coach Amanda Butler has never been more confident.
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Column: Offensive coordinator deserves credit for UF's ground game
By GREG LUCA | Oct. 10, 2012Calling 20 power runs in a game seems like an easy and monotonous task.
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Notebook: Watkins learning from experience, family
By ADAM PINCUS | Oct. 10, 2012For the better part of the 2011 season, Jaylen Watkins wasn’t the best football player in his family. Sammy Watkins, his half-brother, earned All-America honors as a freshman wide receiver for Clemson.
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Billy Donovan's son transferring to Florida
By LANDON WATNICK | Oct. 10, 2012Coach Billy Donovan’s oldest son is coming home.
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#firstworldproblems: Study finds biggest gripes of the privileged
By Rachel Crosby | Oct. 9, 2012According to New Zealand’s UNICEF branch, the No. 1 first world problem was slow Internet, followed by not being able to find something at the supermarket.
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Student Senate certifies elections
By Samantha Shavell | Oct. 9, 2012Student senators certified last week’s elections results at Tuesday night’s meeting.
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UF club grows edible plants
By Jovahn Huertas | Oct. 9, 2012Many people see gardening as a hobby. But for Kelly Korman, it’s a way of life.
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Study finds more atheist students
By Michelle Plitnikas Alligator Contributing Writer | Oct. 9, 2012About a third of adults under 30 reported no religious affiliation compared with 9 percent of those 65 and older, according to the study.
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Gameday weekend leasing website sees few renters
By Samantha Black | Oct. 9, 2012University Football Rentals launched its Gainesville-based website to helps users find houses to rent during gameday weekends, said Mike Doyle, chief operating officer.
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DNC chairwoman visits UF, rallies voters
By Webb | Oct. 9, 2012Representative Wasserman Schultz, chairwoman of the Democratic National Committee, made an appearance at UF on Tuesday to encourage students to register for the 2012 general election.
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Fire sparks in apartment owned by The Arc of Alachua County
By Chris Alcantara | Oct. 9, 2012At about 8:30 p.m., Gainesville Fire Rescue responded to the call at an apartment complex at the intersection of Southwest Ninth Street and Southwest Depot Avenue. The complex is owned by The Arc of Alachua County, which is an organization that provides services to people with mental disabilities.
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Zombies to invade UF as 10th Humans Vs. Zombies game begins
By Meredith Mulvhill | Oct. 9, 2012Starting today, several hundred UF students will tote around Nerf guns and rolled up socks and will carefully plan their routes around campus to survive the newest round of Humans vs. Zombies.
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Beaty East residents forced to relocate
By Katie Campbell | Oct. 9, 2012Students in Beaty Towers East might not want to get too comfortable.
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Artist to paint trees blue temporarily to show their importance
By Katina Prokos | Oct. 9, 2012People might expect trees on UF’s campus to turn orange this fall. What they may not expect is some trees turning blue.
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RTS breaks record with more than 10 million riders
By Alex Catalano | Oct. 9, 2012Chip Skinner, RTS spokesman, said more people are riding the bus now because of the economy. He said it’s simply more expensive to own a car.
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Food policies change for libraries
By Sujie Wu | Oct. 9, 2012Finding a balance between late-night food options and library policy became a concern when Library West renewed its extended hours for UF students this Fall.
