Sports
Emotional Tebow promises to do better
By By MIKE McCALL | Sep. 28, 2008For all of Tim Tebow's effort in UF's loss to Ole Miss on Saturday, his postgame performance was more impressive.
Opinion: Columns
Sports
Oher the real star at Mississippi
Sep. 25, 2008Talk all you want about Mississippi's quarterback, Jevan Snead. I won't be.
Opinion
Politics as usual makes ‘08 look like ‘68
By ANTHONY PAGLINO | Sep. 25, 2008Since 1966, the Republican Party has been held together by a tripod of issues and standpoints: foreign policy, economic and fiscal conservatism and the creation of cultural resentment. Today, its case for the presidency has been whittled down to one argument.
Opinion
U.S. should promote learning languages
By Julie Steinberg | Sep. 24, 2008"Kevin is an American. He is in Moscow now. Repeat after me."
Sports
Top nine UF sports stories
Sep. 24, 2008This week, Phil on the Hill will be taking a slightly different approach.
Opinion
Founding fathers not devout Christians
Sep. 22, 2008With Sen. John McCain's addition of Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin to the Republican ticket, we will undoubtedly suffer yet another campaign of constant claims about this nation's Christian foundation.
Sports
Offense needs to open things up
Sep. 21, 2008KNOXVILLE, Tenn - Man, you're such a frigging stud. You've got the prettiest gal in school walking arm in arm with you almost 24/7. You drive up every day in a sleek Mercedes. Your Abercrombie and Hollister shirts are always neatly pressed. You've got Division-I coaches texting you every day, saying how you're their final piece in a national championship run.
Opinion
Marine’s courage, sacrifice deserve highest possible honor
Sep. 21, 2008Edgar Rodriguez, Speaking Out
Opinion
Students have stake in SG election
Sep. 21, 2008They're back. Equipped with new fliers, slogans, T-shirts and platforms, Student Government parties are back en masse and yearning for our votes. Every fall and spring semester, UF students are overwhelmed by party volunteers and ads trying to swing every Gator's vote.
Opinion
Presidential election could determine economic future of U.S.
By LANCE LEGEL | Sep. 18, 2008In the past two weeks, the global financial system has seen such chaotic and devastating activity that, as voters, we find ourselves in a critical position to elect a president who will maneuver us far from the destitution of the Bush administration's policies.
Opinion
Lobbyists muddying energy problem
By JARROD STERN | Sep. 18, 2008Everyone is all over the fad of hybrid and electric cars offering low emissions and high gas mileage.
Opinion
Racism still plays part in U.S. society
Sep. 17, 2008Judge Jackie Glass told prospective jurors Monday in Las Vegas, "If you are here to think that you're going to punish Mr. Simpson for what happened in Los Angeles back in '95, this is not the case for you."
Opinion
Government shouldn’t interfere with women’s access to care
By Natalie Muniz | Sep. 16, 2008On Aug. 21, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services announced it is moving forward with a proposed regulation that, if enacted, would jeopardize women's health care by allowing providers to withhold services and critical information women need to make fully informed decisions about their health care. It also treads on democratically enacted state policies aimed at ensuring access to health care for the state's citizens.
Opinion
McCain represents Conservative value
By Andrew Fells | Sep. 16, 2008Every morning when I get to campus, I find an Alligator newspaper and thumb through it. I am never surprised to find this liberally biased newspaper having some type of derogatory editorial referencing Sen. John McCain, Gov. Sarah Palin or the Republican Party.
Opinion
SG’s party system needs revamping
Sep. 14, 2008Change is clearly the most powerful bipartisan player in this election cycle. It is joined by the call to throw entrenched special interests out of government.
Sports
Tebow at home in Knoxville
Sep. 14, 2008Sometimes it's easy to forget Tim Tebow is just a junior.
Opinion
Libertarian Party stands for change
By NEAL CONNER | Sep. 11, 2008Kyle Robisch missed the very point of voting in a constitutional republic in his Tuesday editorial titled "Libertarian candidate has no chance."
