There goes the thought that UF had finally cleaned up the pitching and defensive woes that plagued the Gators during their recent five-game losing streak.
Members of the Gators football team paced the sidelines of UF's Norman Field on Sunday. They could only watch as a football flew from one end zone to the other. This time, it was not their game.
The rest of the Southeastern Conference will be wishing volleyball is only played outdoors from now on.
The Gators proved that no matter how unthinkable the feat, history does, indeed, repeat itself.
Welcome back, Chris Rainey.
The referendum on the spring ballot supporting UF's adherence to socially responsible investment, which passed by student voters, shows that among students a strong sentiment exists for the university to do the right thing: to place people before the unrestrained quest for profit.
Students who salivate at the smell of tempeh and tofu will be bombarded by the aroma Tuesday.
It's the storyline fans have been tired of hearing about and the Gators have been sick of talking about for the past two seasons.
The folks in Athens, Ga. had a front row seat for the Willie Perry show over the weekend.
In her column on Thursday, Ms. Ganzak asked all the wrong questions. "Why is the Internet so open?" she wondered. The question should be "Why is everything else so closed?"
Painters looked to rural North Florida for inspiration Friday, setting up easels and paintboxes in cow pastures and clusters of palm trees.
While members of UF's online voting committee debated privacy concerns at their Sunday meeting, all agreed that online voting in Student Government elections would be cheaper than traditional ballots.
Florida needs nurses.
With 6,032 fans cheering and clapping along with the music, Amanda Castillo danced her way to a nearly-perfect floor routine.
Duke Lemmens still has a lump in the back of his throat that he has to keep swallowing.
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