El Caimán
SPORTS
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FOOTBALL
Anderson to return against Troy
Sep. 5, 2007UF cornerback Markihe Anderson practiced Wednesday and should start Saturday against Troy, Coach Urban Meyer said.
METRO
UF, SFCC students offer input, aid to City Commission
By APRIL DUDASH | Sep. 5, 2007Since the start of fall semester, the City of Gainesville has saved seats for SFCC and UF students on advisory boards and committees.
NEWS
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CAMPUS
UF welcomes new international students
By YVONNE AYALA | Sep. 5, 2007Roughly 200 new international students came to UF's Grand Ballroom to meet and greet each other and faculty scholars.
MULTIMEDIA
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VIDEO
Students protest secrecy
Sep. 5, 2007Members of Students for a Democratic Society urged UF President Bernie Machen to publicize UF's investment details.
SPORTS
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FOOTBALL
Gators expect healthy Cooper to make major impact on offense
Sep. 4, 2007Riley Cooper's foot looks just fine.
NEWS
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CAMPUS
Monthly speaker series allows students to hear about other countries
By KIM WILMATH | Sep. 3, 2007The first speech of the series will take place today at the UF International Center at 1 p.m.
SPORTS
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OTHER SPORTS
UF falls to No. 2 Notre Dame in rain-delayed match
Sep. 3, 2007Halted by torrential rain and spine-tingling lightning, the UF soccer team was forced to wait.
SPORTS
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FOOTBALL
Meyer bothered by punch
Sep. 3, 2007UF coach Urban Meyer said Monday he wasn't happy with Western Kentucky's bench in the Gators' 49-3 victory over the Hilltoppers on Saturday.
OPINION
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COLUMNS
Credit cards can cause money troubles for college students
By MIKE PATRONE | Sep. 3, 2007"Free pizza, free T-shirts, free beer… all you have to do is fill out this form." If you haven't encountered this "deal" yet, you surely will sometime before the end of the semester.
NEWS
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CAMPUS UF ADMINISTRATION
UF professor receives grant to study impact of Hurricane Dean in Mexico
By KIM WILMATH | Sep. 3, 2007Eric Keys received a ,9,000 grant Friday from the National Science Foundation to study the physical and social impact of Hurricane Dean on the southern part of Mexico, according to a UF press release.
SPORTS
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COLUMNS
Better ways to spend a fortune
Sep. 3, 2007If you want to eat dinner with Urban Meyer, you're going to have to fork over some major cheese.
NEWS
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CAMPUS UF ADMINISTRATION
UF study indicates persistent demand helps stabilize Florida real estate market
By APRIL DUDASH | Sep. 3, 2007Florida's real estate market is stabilizing compared to a bleak outlook nationwide, according to a recent UF study.
NEWS
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CAMPUS UF ADMINISTRATION
Commission wants law schools to release diversity data
By KIM WILMATH | Sep. 3, 2007While law schools across the nation might have to turn in records on their affirmative action policies and their effectiveness, UF will have to prove its diversity recruitment efforts in another way.
NEWS
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FEATURES
Freshman band member braves heat for first Gators performance
By ANDREW GASDICK | Sep. 3, 2007Editor's Note: This is the second story in a two-part series on the Gator Marching Band. The first story ran Aug. 27.
SPORTS
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OTHER SPORTS
UF hopes to ace opponent
Sep. 3, 2007The casual volleyball fan may see serving as just a way to get the ball over the net and start the action.
OPINION
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COLUMNS
Fear is an unfortunate part of life
Sep. 3, 2007Imagine two fairly built girls returning from lacrosse practice at Southwest Recreation Center. They exit the gym with another male student and carry their heavy equipment toward the bus stop. Upon reaching the bus stop, the weather takes a turn for the worse and rain starts pouring down on the girls.
SPORTS
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OTHER SPORTS
Practice conditions intense for Gators
Sep. 3, 2007The UF soccer team has its own version of The Swamp.
SPORTS
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OTHER SPORTS
Gators sweep weekend matches
Sep. 3, 2007Saturday's match against No. 19 Santa Clara was supposed to be the toughest test so far this season for the UF volleyball team.
OPINION
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COLUMNS
Gainesville more than bars, ball games and Butler Plaza
By ALISON POSEY | Sep. 3, 2007For many, Gainesville is just a temporary home while these individuals seek their degree - a town just small enough so you still have that "down home feel," yet big enough so Saturday nights aren't spent glued in front of a television watching reruns of "Law and Order." However, you can always hear the constant grumblings of students who are sick of the club scene and have walked through the Oaks Mall one too many times.
