SPORTS
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WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
Thompson's absence harms Gators' rotation
Feb. 11, 2008It's not easy going on the road without a starting point guard.
El Caimán
NEWS
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CAMPUS
Tennessee university uses Facebook to reach students after tornado
By KATIE SANDERS | Feb. 11, 2008A Tennessee college's Web-based communication with students, following a tornado that devastated its campus Tuesday, attracted the attention of UF officials searching for new ways to keep students informed during emergencies.
OPINION
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Genocide denial insensitive
By Frank LoGrippo | Feb. 11, 2008In response to the controversy surrounding the presentation given by professor McCarthy Friday, I wish to voice both my opinion and knowledge regarding the factuality of the Armenian genocide orchestrated by the Ottoman Turks in 1915.
NEWS
Rise of toy-like guns posing threat to police
Feb. 11, 2008The AR-15 rifle depicted in Friday's Alligator is not an automatic weapon. We reported otherwise.
AP
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SPORTS
Zednik stable after teammate's skate slices carotid artery
Feb. 11, 2008THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
METRO
City to fine parking garage fee evaders
By KATIE GALLAGHER | Feb. 11, 2008The City Commission voted Monday night to punish drivers who exit city parking garages without paying their parking fee.
SPORTS
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SFC
Mee tosses six shutout innings in Saints' Saturday win
Feb. 10, 2008After an ugly 16-10 loss to Gulf Coast Community College on Friday, Santa Fe Community College baseball coach Johnny Wiggs challenged Saturday's starting pitcher Andy Mee to set the tone and turn things around for the Saints' pitching staff.
NEWS
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CAMPUS
Bombing of UCLA proefssor's home worries UF animal researchers
Feb. 10, 2008A firebomb left at the front door of a University of California at Los Angeles professor by the Animal Liberation Front on Tuesday sent shockwaves through America's research community and raised concern at UF.
NEWS
Feature Photo
By Jared Griffin | Feb. 10, 2008Doug Thomasey, a UF graduate, practices his javelin throw Friday for a decathlon competition hosted by FSU in March.
METRO
City considers cameras to deter red-light running
By KATIE GALLAGHER | Feb. 10, 2008Gainesville officials will soon review a proposal to install video cameras at intersections to help catch red-light runners.
NEWS
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CAMPUS
Fraternity event collects donations for homeless
By LIA GANOSELLIS | Feb. 10, 2008A local homeless shelter will soon see a surge in donations after a UF fraternity's weekend fundraiser.
METRO
Memorial held for Machen's father
By DEBORAH SWERDLOW | Feb. 10, 2008The first time UF President Bernie Machen brought his father to the president's box for a Gators football game, his dad had only one request: to watch Auburn University play on TV while the Gators played on the field below.
SPORTS
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SOFTBALL
Gators earn five victories in opening weekend
Feb. 10, 2008The Gators showed why they earned a No. 13 preseason ranking Sunday afternoon.
NEWS
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CAMPUS
Former governor honored at Pugh Hall dedication
By KATIE SANDERS | Feb. 10, 2008Florida politicians and UF administrators gathered Saturday for the dedication of Pugh Hall - UF's new center for languages, public service and oral history - and celebrated a surprise donation from the building's namesake.
SPORTS
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SPORTS MULTIMEDIA
Men's Basketball vs Georgia
By Alligator Photographers | Feb. 10, 2008Slideshow. 16 photos.
SPORTS
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SPORTS MULTIMEDIA
Sports photos of the week for February 1-7
By Alligator Photographers | Feb. 10, 2008Slideshow. 8 photos.
SPORTS
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OTHER SPORTS GOLF
Gators dominate first tournament of spring schedule
By Andy Hutchins < | Feb. 10, 2008For the UF men's golf team, the break between the final match of the fall season and the beginning of the spring schedule is the longest hiatus of the year, longer than the time from spring of one year to fall of the next.
SPORTS
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GYMNASTICS
UF fells Pittsburgh, Kentucky in weekend matches
By CALLOVI< | Feb. 10, 2008The UF gymnastics team demonstrated this weekend it's almost ready to compete for a national championship.
