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SPORTS  |  OTHER SPORTS GOLF

Women’s golf still in 14th after two days of competition

By Luis Torres | Sep. 15, 2014

The second day of the Cougar Classic in Charleston, S.C., at the Yeamans Hall Course has been completed, and the Florida women’s golf team did not make up any ground on the leaderboard, as they continue to sit in 14th place. The No. 17 Gators finished the second round at 10-over-par and are 19-over-par overall for the tournament. UF is 29 shots behind leader and Southeastern Conference foe, No. 7 Arkansas, who sit at 9-under-par. Coach Emily Glaser said the team did not capitalize on opportunities.

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SPORTS  |  VOLLEYBALL

Wise reflects on 800 wins

By IAN COHEN | Sep. 15, 2014

It was nearly three decades ago when she embarked on her head-coaching career, barely a year removed from playing college volleyball and with zero experience as a coach.

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SPORTS  |  SOCCER

New faces make impact for Florida in West Coast games

By ALEX MAMINAKIS | Sep. 15, 2014

In games four and five of its streak of six straight away games, the Gators took away a lot of positives from its West Coast weekend.

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SPORTS  |  FOOTBALL

Gators in the NFL: Easley grabs interception, Harvin scores TD

By ERICA HERNANDEZ | Sep. 15, 2014

Defensive end Dominique Easley secured his first interception as a Patriot on Sunday when New England beat the Minnesota Vikings 30-7.

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SPORTS  |  FOOTBALL

Notebook: Driskel prepared for road contest against Alabama

By RICHARD JOHNSON | Sep. 15, 2014

Quarterback Jeff Driskel was not ready to play when he stepped onto the field for the first non-garbage time snap of his career.

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SPORTS  |  FOOTBALL

College Football Notebook: SEC has talent, upsets highlight Week 3

By MORGAN MORIARTY | Sep. 15, 2014

Forget everything said about Georgia being the new frontrunner to win the Southeastern Conference Eastern Division. South Carolina — two weeks after being walloped by Texas A&M at home — pulled out a gutsy 38-35 win at home to stay alive in the SEC East race.

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NEWS  |  CAMPUS

Gator Growl to include beer and wine garden

By Alyssa Fisher | Sep. 14, 2014

For the first time, Gator Growl attendees can sip wine or beer before the headliners take the stage.

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NEWS  |  CAMPUS

Starter Space partners with UF for internships, workshops

By Chloe Stradinger | Sep. 14, 2014

UF’s Center for Entrepreneurship & Innovation has announced a formal partnership with local startup collective Starter Space.

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OPINION  |  EDITORIALS

Zimmerman latest conservative icon to go bad

Sep. 14, 2014

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NEWS  |  CAMPUS

Veterinary students could catch a break on student loans

By Margaret Ameno | Sep. 14, 2014

UF veterinary students could be receiving a break as the American Veterinary Medical Association works toward implementing new legislation on federal loan interest rates. 

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METRO

Closing of Sarkara Sweets leaves owners with bittersweet feelings

By Gemma Rosier | Sep. 14, 2014

The lights are off in a shop with cupcake-freckled walls. The red countertops are bare, and the doors are locked. 

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NEWS

The professional Gator: 21 early days

By Pooja Majmundar | Sep. 14, 2014

Do you want to be productive? Do you ever feel like there is so much to do, but not enough hours in a day? I challenge you to complete 21 days of early rising. You will see that all the items on your to-do list are crossed-off with time to spare.

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NEWS  |  CAMPUS

#BetterUF helps generate platforms for Fall SG elections

By Ariana Figueroa | Sep. 14, 2014

Mashli Fleurestil recognizes the diversity of UF’s Student Body, but as one black student out of 50,000, she feels that minorities are underrepresented.

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NEWS  |  CAMPUS

Students asked to sign up on TurboVote

By Isabella Alsina | Sep. 14, 2014

As midterm elections approach, UF is encouraging students to sign up with the online voting resource, TurboVote.

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NEWS

Tourism, retirees may help Florida with income gap

By The Associated Press | Sep. 14, 2014

TALLAHASSEE — A new report says a rising concentration of income among the nation’s richest households is a problem for Florida because it is one of 10 states most dependent on sales taxes.

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NEWS

Freshmen ask, seniors answer: Connecting with professors

By Brittany Bowen | Sep. 14, 2014

As incoming freshmen are continuing their journey at UF, we’ve received more questions and are back to offer some guidance. As always, submit any questions you may have through this link.

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NEWS  |  CAMPUS

Students launch political website

By Maria Espinoza | Sep. 14, 2014

Two UF students have launched a website called the Florida Political Review. 

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METRO  |  CITY COUNTY COMMISSION

Former UF Student Body President running for City Commission

By Chabeli Herrera | Sep. 14, 2014

In a search for redemption, former UF Student Body President Ben Meyers is taking to the Gainesville political circuit once again.

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OPINION  |  COLUMNS

As a woman, sometimes, I have to walk alone

Sep. 14, 2014

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METRO  |  K-12 EDUCATION

PC police are running rampant

Sep. 14, 2014

Without the men and women who serve in the U.S. armed forces, we wouldn’t be able to enjoy the freedoms many of us take for granted on a daily basis. A typical reaction from an American when they see someone in uniform is to thank them for their service and sacrifice. But recently, one school had a very different reaction.