The Gators’ football roster for 2010 is pretty much set now that National Signing Day is over, which means it is now possible to make accurate depth chart predictions for next season.
Jordan Jones stood at the free-throw line, the whole game dependent on how she would perform in the coming moments.
Florida got off to a strong start on the uneven bars Friday night against N.C. State and used it to propel the team to its fourth-consecutive victory, 195.475-194.450.
One of the UF men’s and women’s track and field teams’ greatest strengths are their depth, and they showed that to some of the elite teams in the Southeastern and Atlantic Coast Conferences this weekend.
The lineup was different, but the result was familiar.
Armed with thimbles, needles and thread, Margaret Forgnone and Ruth Gedroic hovered over a wooden frame as they pinned and threaded pieces of fabric together.
The Phillips Center for the Performing Arts was transformed into a church Friday night when about 800 people attended the University Gospel Choir’s annual Gospel Extravaganza.
During a visit to UF Friday, Florida Democratic Sen. Bill Nelson had some critical words for his party.
Harper will be speaking tonight at 8 in the Reitz Union Grand Ballroom.
Pricing starts at $40 Feb. 12 and 13 and increases by $5 for appointments between 6 p.m. and 10 p.m. on Feb. 14. There is a student discount.
About 260 bikers went for a ride around town this past weekend at the 15th annual Swamp Classic.
Technology, entertainment and design came together for ideas worth sharing at UF’s first TEDx event Saturday afternoon.
UF jumped 11 spots to rank fifth in the nation for the number of Peace Corps volunteers it produces.
The Chinese New Year was celebrated by over 1,000 people with 20 different acts performed Sunday night.
Pink shirts, pink plates, pink napkins and even pink M&M’s filled the Gainesville Place clubhouse Friday night.
There’s this new thing out that’s pretty fantastic.
Marsh runs against Craig Lowe, Richard Selwach, Monica Leadon Cooper and Ozzy Angulo for the office in City Hall.
The new Friday columnist, Paul Murty, is absolutely horrible. He doesn’t have any original ideas, and it’s pretty obvious he doesn’t actually research his articles past Wikipedia. The economy is not well on its way to recovery. He talks about the preachers on Turlington Plaza as if it’s breaking news and then the issue of gun control as if he knows everything, when actually he offered no ideas of his own whatsoever. At least last week’s column, “Modern Tea Party is deeply flawed,” was relevant to today. Could he write something that isn’t dripping with disdain for anything Republican?
I’m getting a little tired of Paul Murty’s column. I was bemused by — if not OK with— his argument that we should do away with guns. I’m a little less OK with his ignorant generalization of the Tea Party movement. And while I think Tea Partiers are all crazies, I don’t stand on a podium and spout my ignorance of their cause. I really don’t care if the opinions section is inflammatory, inspiring, sweet, horrendously offensive or boring, but please demand that thought be put into the opinion, otherwise it just becomes ignorant rambling. And I’d rather have one of those terribly boring sexToons than more ignorant rambling.
The Editorial Board would like to offer a bit of advice for all of you aspiring politicians out there: Don’t make a sex tape, OK?
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