“Go Gators!” is scribbled in Sharpie on individually wrapped sugar, peanut butter, M&M and chocolate chip cookies.
Personal health: the news topic that makes readers go, “Oh, I should start paying attention to that soon,” before moving on to read whatever Ann Coulter recently said about Hispanic people. But unlike Ms. Coulter, disregarding uncomfortable health conditions does not make them go away.
I went home recently for the weekend and had a grand time visiting hometown haunts and stuffing my face with home-cooked food. As a college student ready to throw herself into the throes of finals week, there is nothing like a visit home to provide a perfect relaxation boost — as well as a motivation boost. When family members start tentatively asking about grades, and you remember how hard they might have worked to afford to give you this stellar college education and the ability to go for your dreams, I personally rediscover a great motivating force to settling down in the library for a long haul of studying.
What a week it’s been, readers. We’ve got presidential candidates throwing shade at one another, Gainesville residents yelling at Florida governors in Starbucks, Star Wars Easter eggs and secrets circling our social media — and oh, yes, finals week rapidly approaching to wreak havoc on our precious grades. But in the meantime, thank you, readers, for tuning into our vain attempt at making sense of the world, our long-winded banter, our latest segment of…
Two weeks ago, noted hacker and white nationalist Andrew Auernheimer decided to access printers across the U.S. and churn out fliers with the following message:
UF is competing to sign up as many students as possible to save lives.
Most annual reports don’t require decoder glasses.
Students won’t see an increase in fees for the next school year.
For a second time, fast food meant fast cash.
All Florida universities have the opportunity to use Canvas.
Marston Science Library and Library West are competing to become UF’s favorite library.
Will Grier has found a landing spot.
Kelly Barnhill stumped the UCF offense Wednesday.
UF students will raise money for a chronic disease through dance Sunday.
Sally Dash is going to Market Street Pub and Cabaret’s Benefit for Bats hoping to “laugh her ass off.”
Gordon Neale came to Florida as one of the most heralded junior golfers in the country.
About 300 people shouted in English and Spanish as they marched through campus Wednesday.
Citing a lack of security footage and a pool of about 1,000 construction workers, the survivor of Tuesday’s attack in the Reitz Union said police will likely not find her attacker.
A “Community” fan favorite is coming to UF.
This story has been updated and the headline changed to reflect the update.
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