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40–foot high flames destroy Gainesville office building
By BRITTANY DAVIS | Feb. 25, 2009A Gainesville building burned to the ground early Wednesday morning, destroying the office of a chiropractic group and of a non-profit organization called Peaceful Paths.
Words taken out of context
By Joshua Perry | Feb. 25, 2009In Wednesday's article that covered President Bernie Machen's town hall forum, I was appalled to see that what I said was taken out of context in order to beef up a mediocre story.
Machen discusses economy with students
By EMILY FUGGETTA | Feb. 24, 2009For students who wanted to know what's up with the economy's effect on UF, the Weaver Hall basement was the place to be Tuesday evening.
Senate supports saving Korean, Vietnamese programs
By CHELSEA KEENAN | Feb. 24, 2009A resolution was passed unanimously by Student Senate on Tuesday night urging UF's administration to save the Korean and Vietnamese programs in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. The programs will be eliminated in May.
Weekend victory puts Gators back on track
Feb. 24, 2009It's amazing what one win can do for a team in a funk.
Meyer burning out would not be surprising
Feb. 24, 2009In an interview with The Orlando Sentinel earlier this week, UF president Bernie Machen said he fears football coach Urban Meyer will burn out eventually.
No. 2 UF to face No. 6 Michigan, continue tough early tests
By ADAM BERRY | Feb. 24, 2009Most teams use the first games of their seasons to prepare for their conference schedule and the postseason, but not the UF softball team.
Freshman Poovey leads UF to 12-0 victory
By CALLOVI< | Feb. 24, 2009For someone who had not pitched in a game in close to two years, Justin Poovey showed very little rust.
Man arrested after chase
By KATIE EMMETS | Feb. 24, 2009A Gainesville man was arrested Monday after trying to hit a Gainesville Police officer with his car.
Gainesville residents divided over discrimination amendment
By HUNTER SIZEMORE | Feb. 24, 2009Gainesville voters will soon decide whether to amend the city's discrimination policy amid controversy.
Thornton's 32 points lead Tigers to win against Gators
Feb. 24, 2009BATON ROUGE, La. - Maybe Marcus Thornton had an extra helping of Wheaties on Tuesday morning.
Ocala ‘Rainbow Gathering’ proves hippies no longer exist
By ALLIE CONTI | Feb. 24, 2009It took me one 5-mile walk in 20-degree weather in the pitch black through the Ocala National Forest for me to kill my idols, or for them to nearly kill me.
Graduate students should be rewarded for dedication to UF
By AARON CERNY | Feb. 24, 2009This past Friday, President Bernie Machen declared that UF needs to transform itself in order to become one of the nation's top public universities. Machen said that the plan is to "focus more on graduate education and research." As co-president of Graduate Assistants United (GAU), our graduate employee labor union, I welcome the president's new vision if - and only if - his focus on graduate education includes support for all departments, students and graduate assistants. Indeed, graduate assistants need additional help and focus these days, especially in this difficult economic climate.
Women's team improves in Kiawah Island Intercollegiate, takes fourth place
By ANTHONY CHIANG | Feb. 24, 2009Despite not winning the tournament, the UF women's golf team will return to Gainesville a better squad.
High turnout estimated for first day of SG elections
By CHELSEA KEENAN | Feb. 24, 2009Political party supporters were out in full force on Tuesday to pull students to the polls on the first day of Student Government elections. However, the day was not without conflict.
Love–triangle dispute between faculty members resolved
By THOMAS STEWART | Feb. 24, 2009A sworn complaint against UF associate professor Anthony Falsetti for simple battery and the restraining order sought against him by UF assistant professor Martha Burt have been dismissed.
Wade's career-high 16 assists big reason for Heat win over Pistons
Feb. 24, 2009THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Conan’s move will shake up late–night
By NAUDIA JAWAD | Feb. 24, 2009Conan O'Brien hung up his invisible strings Friday after a 16-year-long run of "Late Night with Conan O'Brien." This is a part of NBC's move to shake up its late-night lineup to save some dough.