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Monday, July 21, 2025

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Florida Alligator
OPINION  |  LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Learning is undead

In his column “Zombie attack bad for university image,” Sean Quinn states, “above all else UF is a four-year research institution, focused on educating its students to their fullest potentials.” I would argue this is exactly why alternate reality games like Humans vs. Zombies (HvZ) should have a place on campus.


Florida Alligator
OPINION  |  LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

HvZ safe for students

I’m a human, both in the literal sense Mr. Quinn defines in his column and in the Humans vs. Zombies game I participated in last week. The game provides harmless, alcohol- and drug-free entertainment to about 1,000 UF students. 


Florida Alligator
OPINION  |  EDITORIALS

Doggone shame

The Philadelphia Daily News found itself in its own doghouse Wednesday when its main front-page headline for a story about the Philadelphia Eagles naming Michael Vick starting quarterback read “Top Dog.”


Florida Alligator
OPINION  |  COLUMNS

Women a plus in conservative politics

Queen Elizabeth I was an unexpected political genius dedicated to her country and her people in a manner that had been seen in few monarchs before her. Stepping into her position as one of the first female heads of state, Queen Elizabeth I brought the English people through both domestic and foreign crises in determined strides.


Florida Alligator
OPINION  |  LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

HvZ not UF’s only intense game

I agree with Sean Quinn’s column regarding Humans vs. Zombies. Players are far too intense and it reflects negatively on the school.    I know another game where the same applies. A bunch of students wear pads, hit each other and chase a man with a ball. Most students get into the game and some even paint themselves! This barbarity reflects horribly on this school as a learning institution.



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