Opinion
Lest we forget
By The Alligator Editorial Board | Nov. 11, 2008With a historic election having just ended and Thanksgiving just a few weeks away, it's easy to forget about that other holiday.
McCain can lead Republican Party following presidential loss
Nov. 11, 2008Sen. John McCain finally gave a speech worthy of a presidential candidate. He spoke to Americans like adults and forsook the aggressive and counterproductive assaults that defined his campaign.
Upholding Constitution part of president’s duties
By Daniel Rood | Nov. 11, 2008As you were all out celebrating President-elect Barack Obama's victory early into the morning on Nov. 5, many of you let an important day in history pass without recognition.
Gator Watch: New safety program needs to step it up
By The Alligator Editorial Board | Nov. 11, 2008No one likes to hear stories about drunken driving, drunken fighting or getting caught drunkenly relieving yourself on a wall outside a bar. We don't like these stories because they always end with some form of the meaningless slogan "Drink Responsibly."
You’ve Got Mail: E–cards lame alternative to confrontation
By The Alligator Editorial Board | Nov. 9, 2008You've got to love the cowardice that comes with increased technology. We know we do.
Election celebration shows enthusiasm for change, Obama
By ANDREA WILLIAMSON | Nov. 9, 2008As an American, the proudest moment of my life came on Tuesday night.
UF nation's most dangerous team
Nov. 9, 2008NASHVILLE, Tenn. - Faster than a speeding bullet.
Palin represents Republican downfall
By Carolyn Terranova | Nov. 9, 2008I wanted to commend Jake Miller's column in Friday's Alligator.
Opposing team’s fans deserve respect
By Noelle Shema | Nov. 9, 2008Shame on you, University Athletic Association staff. Herding Rollins College's fans around from section to section like cattle during the men's basketball game Thursday night was disgraceful.
Comeback Kid
By The Alligator Editorial Board | Nov. 9, 2008Remember "Homeward Bound: The Incredible Journey"? The movie told the tale of two dogs and a cat who got separated from their owners and were forced to trek through the wilderness to get back home. They fought porcupines, fat animal control employees and - worst of all - random holes in the ground. In true family movie fashion, the trio overcame all the obstacles to make it back to their family.
UF most dangerous team in the nation
By By< a href="mailto:khyppolite@alligator.org"> Karl Hyppolite < | Nov. 8, 2008NASHVILLE - Faster than a speeding bullet.
Column shows spirit of black Americans
By Kimberly Faison CLAS Senior Secretary | Nov. 6, 2008I am a black American woman, and I am so proud of the column Daniel Seco wrote about the experience he had on election night.
Wasteful habits easily curbed
By Christopher Brauckmuller | Nov. 6, 2008Every day, I am appalled by the needless waste in our community. The four common behaviors listed below seem to be particularly flagrant violations of common sense, and I encourage individuals and institutions alike to put a stop to them.
University Police officer overstepped boundaries at Election Bash
By Perpetua Chery | Nov. 6, 2008Nov. 4 should have been one of the best days of my life. However, that historic moment was tainted for me by the actions of a UF police officer. As I was walking into the Reitz Union Grand Ballroom to join my friends for the Elections Bash, a police officer grabbed me by the arm and pulled me toward her. While wagging her index finger in my face, she told me three times, "Don't you ever push me when you walk past me."
For man crush to be complete, Demps needs nickname
Nov. 6, 2008I don't develop man crushes easily, and there are only five that have really stuck with me.
Darts & Laurels
By The Alligator Editorial Board | Nov. 6, 2008First, we would like to pat ourselves on the back by giving UF a thanks-for-saving-us-money-now-and-making-us-money-later LAUREL for being ranked No. 2 on Kiplinger's list of the 100 best values in public universities.
Republican Party should return to its conservative roots
By JONATHAN LOTT | Nov. 6, 2008I think everyone in this country can agree to just be happy the election is over. Granted, some of us, namely those who supported Sen. John McCain, are bound to be disappointed. An objective analysis of the situation shows us that, despite our best efforts, the election was ours to lose. The future of our party is clear and hopeful.


