Celebrity column
By Alex Orlando | Feb. 24, 2010Forget Mary Lou Retton. We have found our classiest Olympian yet, snowboarder Scotty Lago, who was caught putting his bronze medal in the wrong place.
Forget Mary Lou Retton. We have found our classiest Olympian yet, snowboarder Scotty Lago, who was caught putting his bronze medal in the wrong place.
I find it interesting that there is no limit to how many stacks of pancakes IHOP can give away, and yet the city imposes a 130-meal limit when St. Francis House feeds the homeless.
With as little as two hours every week, students can impact a child’s life and fulfill volunteer requirements for class.
The Gators shook two monkeys off their backs Tuesday night.
Florida was up against more than just La Salle on Tuesday.
The Florida men’s basketball team did wonders for its NCAA Tournament hopes by beating Tennessee on Tuesday, as the Gators are trying to avoid their third NIT appearance in as many years.
The Gators’ freshmen are most comfortable in the spotlight and on the field.
Before the Gators take the floor at Memorial Gym tonight at 7 to take on Vanderbilt, they’ll be reminded by an 8-year-old about toughness.
The No. 9 UF women’s tennis team defeated No. 15 FSU on Tuesday, improving its record to 8-2 and furthering two impressive streaks.
It was a sister act for the Florida women’s golf team Tuesday in its final round at the Central District Invitational.
We’re all used to American Apparel’s advertising style. Commercials seldom have much clothing in them, and a trip to the company’s Web site offers nipple sightings galore. Even their child models often pose in an arguably provocative manner.
Student Government candidates are still campaigning and so is the Reitz Union.
UF students can help make a wish come true.
The topic for today is voting. Or, more precisely, not voting.
A crowd of students cheered on fellow Gator Matthew Lake as he did more than two dozen pull-ups Tuesday afternoon.
For the job I’m going to have next year, I had to take a computer skills test this week. There were ten questions, each one testing a random aspect of using computers.
Local artists and organizations will attend an annual art forum today to discuss low art-program funding and their still-decreasing budgets.