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Direct deposit now required for aid disbursement
By Natalie Teer | July 20, 2011UF is now requiring students receiving financial aid to sign up for direct deposit.
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Seven programs at Shands ranked among nation's best
By Jasmine Earls | July 20, 2011UF health care physicians, researchers and staff can pat themselves on the back and say, "Job well done."
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Two disc jockeys leave 103.7 The Gator
By Gabriela Rosias | July 20, 2011Hosts Ron "Gator Ron" Brooks and Audrey Lynn will no longer be a part of UF's radio station, Country 103.7 The Gator.
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There's no 'I' in douche
By The Alligator Editorial Board | July 20, 2011Congratulations, Gator Nation, you truly earned this one.
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Student hits high note on clarinet
By Lisa Gallo | July 18, 2011Natural ability combined with more than 10 years of practice has led UF student Dale Fedele to become one of the top clarinetists in the world.
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Engineering group helps minority students with college transition
By Jasmine Earls | July 18, 2011For 17 years, the UF STEPUP program has assisted minority engineering students with transitioning into college, and this year was no different
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Bats to be streamed online
By Benjamin S. Brasch | July 18, 2011The daily life of UF bats will soon be available for all to see.
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UF to test emergency notification system Wednesday
By Devaney Vazquez | July 18, 2011From noon to 12:30 p.m. Wednesday, UF will be testing its new emergency notification system, which has been redesigned to get the message out to everyone faster than before.
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What UF calls research one group calls torture
By Erin Jester | July 18, 2011A member of the extremist animal rights group Negotiation is Over may face criminal charges for violating a trespass order by distributing fliers on campus offering $100 for personal information about UF researchers who use animals in experiments.
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UF prof looks to get in his element with CD
By Erin Jester | July 18, 2011Before the first time UF jazz professor Scott Wilson visited the home of Earth, Wind and Fire keyboardist Larry Dunn, he had never seen a Grammy Award.
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Netflix announces new price plans with higher rates
By Natalie Teer | July 13, 2011The convenience of Netflix will now cost members a pretty penny.
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UF gets $6.5 million grant to study oil spill effects
By Benjamin S. Brasch | July 13, 2011About a dozen UF faculty members, with specialties ranging from traditional medicine to environmental sociology, have received a $6.5 million grant to study the psychological and environmental effects of the Gulf's latest oil spill.
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Former UF student accused of trying to smother baby with a pillow
By Joey Flechas | July 13, 2011A Gainesville woman and former UF student was arrested Tuesday on a charge of aggravated child abuse after being accused of smothering a 10-month-old child she was babysitting with a pillow.
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SG aiming to revamp funding for organizations
By Alexander Klausner | July 13, 2011The UF Student Senate stood united on every bill that came before it Tuesday night, approving each bill unanimously.
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It ain't your dad's Humans vs. Zombies anymore
By Severin Walstad | July 13, 2011Attention HvZ junkies: The rules have changed.
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Vet department picks new chair
By Gabriela Rosias | July 11, 2011Rowan Milner spent his week adjusting to his new position as chairman of the Department of Small Animal Clinical Sciences.
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City to hold Friday festivals before UF games
By Michael Sykes | July 11, 2011Those in Gainesville for Gator games will now have something to do Friday nights aside from packing the cooler for the next day.
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UF to get $7.2M to put scientific data online
By Clare Lennon | July 11, 2011UF and Florida State University are putting aside their differences and teaming up to digitize the nation's biological data.
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UF plans for first class of spring-summer students
By Erin Jester | July 11, 2011A new UF enrollment model will be doing away with the summertime farewell, "See you in September."
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Student offers tips for UF
By Jonathan Martin | July 11, 2011I'm a senior who is graduating this August, and I'm not hatin', but I've had four fantastic years of Gainesville college debauchery and can offer a few recommendations to keep the town prospering in all social aspects. I've noted some laws that want to curb the incurable, some changes that try to break the unbreakable and some traditions that need to be awoken from their sober deaths.
