Article understated ticketing issues
By Michelle Kimmel | Dec. 9, 2008I was disappointed with Monday's article on the student ticket disaster Saturday in Atlanta.
I was disappointed with Monday's article on the student ticket disaster Saturday in Atlanta.
It was a night Florida Gulf Coast guard Reed Baker will always remember, and one UF will try and forget.
Mr. Hunt, your column showed a gross misunderstanding of the issues facing the UF Student Body.
The overpass that stretches across Southwest 13th Street near Archer Road could be renovated with a design contest being launched in January.
I congratulate Student Sen. Ben Dictor on making a bold move in his political career.
For some horse owners, keeping their animals healthy and happy can mean getting a month behind on rent.
Following the lead of a couple other big universities, UF will soon be getting its own signature scents.
Florida Sen. Steve Oelrich will remain the chairman of the Higher Education Committee for the Florida Senate's 2008-2010 legislative term, he announced Monday.
In the spirit of the holidays, President Bernie Machen has chosen to donate $285,000 - the amount of his annual bonus - to a scholarship program.
For UF students, school spirit smells like orange Valencia, juicy mandarin, cool Mediterranean lavender and sun-sparking ozone.
If the player with the best statistics wins the Heisman Trophy, it won't be Tim Tebow.
A Gainesville resident being placed under arrest Sunday morning kicked out the side rear window of the police car where he was being held, police reported.
A semester of hard work earned students from UF's College of Engineering the chance to play Dr. Frankenstein for one afternoon.
Dear Wes Hunt,
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Fresh off two victories to start the NCAA Tournament, UF coach Mary Wise gave her first evaluation of her team's reward - No. 2 Stanford.
Ever since the U.S. - err, George and Dick - strong-armed its way into the Middle East under the guise of the tragically flawed Bush Doctrine, Blackwater has reaped the vast financial benefits of government contracts.
I found Wes Hunt's grumbling article a waste of time and a waste of ink.