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On Nov. 27, Catholic churches in Gainesville and around the world will adopt a new translation of the Roman Missal, which provides instructions for Mass. The translation will be the biggest change to Mass in recent years.

Though Solantic is moving its headquarters to Tennessee, this Solantic facility on the corner of Northwest 39th Avenue and Northwest 43rd Street is not in danger of closing.

METRO

Solantic health clinics moving corporate headquarters from Florida

By Emily Morrow | Nov. 8, 2011

In a move that Gov. Rick Scott called "disappointing" for the state of Florida, Solantic, Scott's former chain of urgent care clinics, announced it will be moving its corporate headquarters to Tennessee.

Junior Sam Robey replaced sophomore Jonotthan Harrison at center after halftime against Vanderbilt, and he worked with the first team in practice on Monday.

SPORTS | FOOTBALL

Notebook: Robey working with first-team offense at center

By GREG LUCA | Nov. 8, 2011

After replacing sophomore center Jonotthan Harrison on Saturday, junior Sam Robey took the ﬁrst-team reps in Monday’s practice.

Florida midfielder Sarah Chapman (center) is presented a framed jersey during Florida’s Senior Day on Oct. 23 as parents Rick (right) and Lynn (left) look on.

SPORTS | SOCCER

From Russia With Love: Chapman’s journey to UF began a world away

By JOSH JURNOVOY< | Nov. 8, 2011

Rick Chapman did not want to stay in Siberia.

SPORTS | MEN'S BASKETBALL

Rebounds a priority for small UF team

By JOHN BOOTHE | Nov. 8, 2011

After the guard-laden Gators proved in an exhibition they can put up impressive numbers from the 3-point line, the focus this week is showing they can pull down enough rebounds when they miss.

NEWS

What causes the urge to travel?

By Tara Braun | Nov. 8, 2011

The holidays are approaching quickly. Thanksgiving is a mere two weeks away, and after that, we have only three weeks left until winter break! Some of us will choose to stay at home for the holidays, while others see these breaks as the perfect opportunity to get out of town and travel.

SPORTS | FOOTBALL

Brantley’s injury saved Florida against Vandy

By TOM GREEN | Nov. 8, 2011

Florida escaped utter embarrassment at the hands of Vanderbilt on Saturday, and fans have no one to thank more than Commodores linebacker Archie Barnes.

NEWS

Corporation for Travel Promotion becomes Brand USA

By Samantha Shavell | Nov. 8, 2011

The U.S. is now "the United States of Awesome Possibilities" — at least that's how America is trying to rebrand itself.

SPORTS | OTHER SPORTS CROSS COUNTRY

Gators cross country preparing for physical races

By JONATHAN CZUPRYN< | Nov. 8, 2011

Legs win races for

SPORTS | OTHER SPORTS SWIM AND DIVE

Beisel focused on Florida despite Olympic trials looming

By ALEX PECKHAM< | Nov. 8, 2011

In a busy year for the Florida swimming teams, the extra commitment of an Olympic training regimen will affect no swimmer more than Elizabeth Beisel.

Nick Wright, a 19-year-old criminology sophomore and chaser coach practices on Flavet Field on Sunday night for the upcoming International Quidditch World Cup in New York City.

NEWS | CAMPUS

Club Quidditch team heads to World Cup

Nov. 7, 2011

From a distance, the cluster of UF students practicing at the center of Flavet Field Sunday night might have looked like an ordinary sports team.

NEWS | CAMPUS

Bicyclist struck by RTS bus near Commuter Lot

By Emily Morrow | Nov. 7, 2011

A UF employee was taken to Shands at the University of Florida after he was hit by an RTS bus Monday afternoon.

About 26,000 people attended Gator Growl on Friday night, said Gator Growl Producer Aaron Heger.

NEWS | CAMPUS

Gator Growl turnout came up short despite show changes

By Clare Lennon | Nov. 7, 2011

Despite entertainment changes, turnout for this year's Gator Growl was lower than expected.

METRO

Organization plans to build comfort home for veterans

By Jessica Pincus | Nov. 7, 2011

Next fall, veterans receiving medical treatment in Gainesville will have a free place to stay.

NEWS | CAMPUS

Students to celebrate release of Asian-interest magazine

By Stefanie Cainto | Nov. 7, 2011

UF now offers a magazine that caters to the Asian community.

METRO

Probation bracelet helps police track robbery suspects in Georgia

By Morgan Watkins | Nov. 7, 2011

Days after local law enforcement agencies teamed up to investigate three robberies, an anonymous tip and a probation bracelet led to the arrest of two men who now face extradition from Georgia.

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