OPINION
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COLUMNS
How the ESRB affects gaming
July 22, 2013During Summer B, I’ve been taking a course about the cultural impact of video games.
El Caimán
NEWS
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CAMPUS
White privilege theory is, well, racist
July 22, 2013Race-baiting and arguments that appeal to emotion have been a fixture of left- and right-wing media outlets for a very long time, but never has race-baiting been more apparent than during the coverage of the State of Florida v. Zimmerman trial.
OPINION
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EDITORIALS
‘Cosmos’ reboot: Will the series be out of this world?
July 22, 2013This year’s Comic-Con International: San Diego brought with it loads of exciting news and trailers, magnificent costumes and a whopping crowd of more than 130,000.
METRO
Butterfly program could connect countries, cultures
By Claire Fuller | July 22, 2013The Gator Nation is everywhere — maybe even in Angangueo, Mexico.
NEWS
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CAMPUS
UF Health to open $10 million emergency clinic near SFC
By Stephanie Baguidy | July 22, 2013UF Health plans to open a new emergency clinic for residents of northwest Gainesville and Alachua County.
NEWS
The Newsroom Recap: Season 2, Episode 2
By Melissa Figueroa | July 22, 2013Retrospect is 20/20 and Sorkin seems to be taking advantage of that more and more as the season progresses. Though we know that some huge journalistic blunder was made, it seems that coverage for all major stories is going smoothly.
NEWS
Manuel’s Vintage Room offers an intimate Italian
By Stephanie Newman | July 22, 2013Since most of my eating endeavor thus far focused on casual dining, I wanted to experience what Gainesville had to offer in fine dining. Manuel’s Vintage Room stuck out as an authentic Italian restaurant perfect for an intimate date or an extravagant night on the town.
NEWS
Get your bagel fix at Bagels and Noodles
By Max Yavel | July 22, 2013Nothing beats a fresh bagel for breakfast. I’m not a morning person, never have been and never will, but a great meal before I start my day can make all the difference.
NEWS
Extra sloppy, sloppy Joes
By Katherine Duguid | July 22, 2013I imagine you have spent the majority of your life being told to keep things tidy. Organize the pantry. Clean your room.
NEWS
Cupcakes in Gainesville: Sarkara Sweets
By Kai Su | July 22, 2013For whatever reason, cupcakes seem to be all the rage these days.
NEWS
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CAMPUS
The Fray, Sister Hazel to play 2013 Gator Growl
By Matt Riva | July 21, 2013The Fray and Gainesville natives Sister Hazel will headline this year’s Gator Growl, organizers announced Sunday evening on Facebook and Twitter.
SPORTS
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COLUMNS
Muschamp should kick Morrison off team
By JOE MORGAN< | July 21, 2013Will Muschamp needs to make an example out of Antonio Morrison. An announced suspension of at least two games is a promising sign, but not nearly enough.
METRO
UF linebacker arrested, suspended after barking at police dog
By ADAM LICHTENSTEIN< | July 21, 2013A UF linebacker was arrested for the second time in five weeks early Sunday morning after police say he taunted a police dog.
NEWS
A touch to the past: books about history
By Cassidy Whitson | July 19, 2013Let’s be honest here, you loved National Treasure. Even with every joke made about Nicholas Cage’s receding hairline and bug-eyed acting skills, you’ve got to admit that one part of the movie was actually really interesting.
NEWS
The most adventurous travel destinations
By Alli Annear | July 19, 2013There are all types of travel; the usual business or pleasure varieties plague us in our normalcy. Whatever happened to the pursuit of adventure?
NEWS
The woman behind the iconic name: ‘Coco Chanel’
By Abbie Dorwart | July 19, 2013If you’ve ever picked up a fashion magazine or clicked around a website focused on fashion (as I’m sure everyone does), then you’ve seen the requisite willowy model or current celebutante posing next to an older man dressed in black, wearing sunglasses and rocking a gray ponytail that probably hasn’t been washed since the ‘80s.
NEWS
The benefits of vulnerability
By Sophia Lee | July 19, 2013Many times in our lives, we find ourselves on the verge of breaking down. Whether it’s because of school, a relationship or life just being a Grade A Pain in the A**, we’ve all been there.
NEWS
Getting your flirt on in other countries
By Sarah Loftus | July 19, 2013Whether you’re studying abroad in London, visiting Florence or spending spring break in Cozumel, dating, bars and clubs will be on your mind and rightfully so, but dating in another country can be different than dating in the U.S.
NEWS
Traveling as a post-grad
By Sarah Loftus | July 19, 2013For a lot of college students, getting a job after graduation that utilizes your degree is the dream.
NEWS
‘Normal’ Barbie is a dramatic, preferable alternative to classic doll
By Claudia Marina | July 19, 2013I’m a total Barbie girl.
