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A Gator in the Big Apple
By Raksheen Ayaz | May 24, 2013New York City is the city that never sleeps.
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Summer long distance relationships for both first timers and pros
By Sophia Lee | May 24, 2013You think your relationship is already pretty tough. But then you add in a few hundred miles and a staticky phone connection, and you’re convinced it’s impossible. However, if you and your significant other are both serious about your relationship, there are plenty of ways to make it work.
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Exploring Disney's new 'Fantasyland'
By Denise Robinson | May 24, 2013As you explore the many things that Orlando has to offer, you come across the option of traveling to the happiest place on Earth, Walt Disney World!
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OTHER SPORTS TRACK
Gators have up-and-down performance at first day of NCAA Prelims
By GORDON STREISAND< | May 24, 2013The first day of the NCAA East Preliminary Round was a tumultuous one for the Gators.
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CAMPUS
Travel no where: bonuses of staying in Gainesville
By Sarah Loftus | May 24, 2013For incoming freshman, spending the summer in Gainesville is the dream. They’re finally on their own and can do what they want.
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The guide to day and weekend trips from Gainesville
By Sarah Loftus | May 24, 2013If you’re in Gainesville this summer, don’t be jealous of your friends interning in other cities and studying abroad, you can still have a lot of fun traveling in Florida.
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Your summer playlist graded by feminism
By Amber Paoloemilio | May 24, 2013Ahhh yes. It’s summer and we all know what that means: weekly trips to the beach, sandy goodness, beers and, most importantly, awesome jams.
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5 Gainesville summer date ideas
By Cara Chiaramonte | May 24, 2013You’ve finally found your summer beau, but there is only one problem: the two of you can’t decide on what you’d like to do or where you want to go.
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The book you couldn't read during the school year: The Help
By Cassidy Whitson | May 24, 2013I know I am a little late on reading "The Help", Katherine Stockett’s wildly popular novel chronicling the lives of Mississippi’s elite housewives and their African American maids through the emerging era of Civil Rights
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When women refuse their stereotypes
By Claudia Marina | May 24, 2013When Claire Boucher (aka electronic pop artist Grimes) announced on her Tumblr that her world tour and album cycle were over, it wasn’t a friendly goodbye.
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The first priority of the day
By Leslie Cole | May 23, 2013From what I have seen, I can tell that mornings are the most important time of the day to most people. I, however, like to sleep.. a lot.. and I try to get as much as possible, but sometimes it’s not always a good thing for my body.
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OTHER SPORTS GOLF
Gators drop to 23rd after third day at NCAA Championships
By RICHARD JOHNSON | May 23, 2013On moving day of the NCAA Championships, the Florida women’s golf team continued to fall on the leaderboard.
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Gatsby fashion for men
By Elly Ayres | May 23, 2013So you just walked out of Baz Luhrmann’s “The Great Gatsby,” and you’re thinking to yourself, “That Gatsby was a stylish fellow! I wish people still dressed like that.”
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Gold Fields: the band from Down Under
By Lindsey Carman | May 23, 2013Whenever the words ‘indie music” are mentioned, some people automatically think of the stereotypes that come along with this genre: whiny, slow ballads that scream borderline emo.
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Predictions for the new 'Fast and Furious'
By Denise Robinson | May 23, 2013Has Hollywood gotten tired of making the same car movies? Things blowing up, the characters being on the edge of death, but just barely scraping by? The answer is no!
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Tips for healthy skin in the summer weather
By Leslie Cole | May 23, 2013The Gainesville gods are on drugs, obviously.
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CAMPUS
Gator Etsy store owners
By Kathryn Williams | May 23, 2013We know that DIY crafting is an easy way to stay occupied. What many people don’t know is that your artistic hobby can become an easy way to start a business.
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Preparing for 'The Purge'
By Denise Robinson | May 23, 2013Purge, noun, 1. To rid of whatever is impure or undesirable
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Talk skirty to me
By Anagabriela Medina | May 23, 2013The temperature is rising as summer approaches, which means it’s time to get rid of those jeans and slip on a skirt instead.
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Modern film adaptions of Shakespeare classics
By Alicia Soller | May 23, 2013Clever. Brilliant. The bane of your existence in high school.
