Facing intense public scrutiny and lower approval ratings than Casey Anthony, Congressional Democrats decided this week to do the one thing that could give them a lift in the polls.
Where are all the caring Independent candidates? During the past few days I have seen a lot of blue and nothing else. I ask myself, why would candidates for the Student Senate not be campaigning to win their seats?
I have to say I was truly disgusted by Kevin Kleponis' letter in Monday's Alligator. I have always been taught leaders should hold themselves to a higher standard of excellence. Kleponis demonstrated how not to be a leader.
It probably struck in the middle of the night, some divine inspiration accompanied by angels and trumpets and a voice from on high.
Alanis Morissette is smiling somewhere.
As Catholics across the globe hold hands and sigh in relief that the latest male-molesting mishap wasn’t one of their own, Christians are again left with an unfortunately misrepresented image of their religious leaders and their questionable habits.
I can’t believe Bryan Griffin actually compared Sharron Angle and Christine O’Donnell to Elizabeth I.
For those of you who might have forgotten lately, Charlie Crist is, in fact, still the governor of Florida.
Look out Democrats, it’s time to party like it’s 1994! Well, kind of.
As a student senator, I feel an obligation to set the record straight.
While I was in New York for the summer covering the Mets, I met a nice guy who went to Miami for college and currently works for the Wall Street Journal.
Matt Michel and Dana Summerstein both wrote letters trashing the Independent Coalition.
After the blur that was my 21st birthday, I found myself sober enough to realize fall was officially upon us. I don’t know about you, but I sincerely detest fall.
I’m getting tired of this.
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.
Since we last left you, the gems of our Gator Nation, we were enjoying the last bit of the summer season we still had left.
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.
The idea of an exaggerated tag at a respected university does seem childish, but there’s nothing wrong with that if it brings people together at UF and in schools across the country.
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.”
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