With the onslaught of cellphone tapping, domestically flying drones and Internet browsers that remember every website we've ever visited, it's fair to say that our liberties are being undermined.
For the first eight minutes of Saturday’s game, Erving Walker was still struggling to break free of his offensive funk.
Do you ever wonder if Big Brother is watching you? Well, depending on your religious affiliation, he might be.
The highly critical responses to a recent letter written by the Student Body president are extremely biased and one-sided.
With the season set to begin Friday, you can almost feel it in the air. Florida baseball is just about here, and this year, the team has everything a fan could ask for.
We have received very impressive platforms from both Student Government parties during the past week.
Reading Student Body President Anthony Reynold's most recent explanation for why the student representative to the Board of Governors should be appointed by the governor and not elected by students was confusing at best and enraging at worst.
I used to hear the word "diversity" and roll my eyes.
When attempting to describe individuals on opposite ends of the political spectrum, we often use stereotypes.
The Gators only have two games left to play in the O’Connell Center. March, the month synonymous with the NCAA Tournament, is two weeks away.
Last semester, we wrote an editorial in favor of a bill that would grant in-state tuition status to students who were children of illegal immigrants.
With tension between Israel and Iran so heated that armed conflict seems inevitable, the U.S. military must decide on a plan of action should combat arise, and it must decide soon.
Grow up and stop complaining about something that has no effect on your life. If you don't care about Valentine's Day, why exhaust yourself complaining about it?
This weekend, Republicans in Maine held their presidential caucus, and the winner was Mitt Romney, with an avalanche of 2,190 total votes.
In a letter to the editor published yesterday, SG presidential candidate Alex Cornillie seriously misled readers in his diatribe against my stance on Florida House Joint Resolution 931 and Florida Senate Joint Resolution 1508.
It was only a matter of time before those three dreaded letters were bandied about.
A new investigative report about crashes involving law enforcement by the Orlando Sentinel discovered some pretty disturbing statistics.
The Obama administration has looked panicked in recent days because of the backlash against a new proposal scheduled to go into effect because of the Obamacare legislation shoved through in March of 2010.
During my time here, I have regrettably picked up an unfortunate coping mechanism: using Taco Bell as a rebound.
If more than 200 civilians are slaughtered in a systematic manner within a 3-hour window and their deaths don't receive appropriate media coverage, does the loss of life make any difference in the world?
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