NEWS
11 Products for Long-Lasting Beauty
By Jennifer Hernandez | Oct. 18, 2012Preserving your beauty and health can be very simple; you just have to take preventative measures.
El Caimán
NEWS
The trend that never fades: Color blocking
By Jamie Wilson | Oct. 18, 2012Color blocking has been around for decades, resurfacing every once in awhile for a new group of trendsetters.
NEWS
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CAMPUS
South Carolina coach Spurrier set to return to The Swamp
By JOE MORGAN | Oct. 18, 2012When Will Muschamp thinks of legendary coaches in the Southeastern Conference, he thinks of headgear. Specifically, a houndstooth hat and a visor.
NEWS
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CAMPUS
UF organization continues to host pinata-making workshop Saturday
By Laura Hogan | Oct. 18, 2012The Mexicans in Gainesville Student Association hosted a piñata-making event last weekend as the first of a two-part workshop scheduled to continue at 9 a.m. Saturday in Frazier Rogers Hall.
NEWS
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CAMPUS
Gators create travel-sized protein shake that packs a punch
By Michael Scott Davidson | Oct. 18, 2012After three years of research, countless formula trials and a first sample that “tasted like paste,” Gator alumni-owned company Pocket Protein released two liquid protein-shot products on Monday.
SPORTS
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FOOTBALL
Start fast, finish strong: Strength coach brings fresh attitude, results to Florida
By GREG LUCA | Oct. 18, 2012As the fourth quarter wore on, Jon Halapio could see the fatigue creeping across LSU defensive tackle Josh Downs’ face.
NEWS
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CAMPUS
Grant awarded to battle citrus disease
By Andrew Kays | Oct. 17, 2012Huanglongbing might not sound threatening, but the disease could mean disaster for Florida’s citrus industry.
THE AVENUE
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MOVIES AND TV
American Horror Story has gone insane
By Desmond | Oct. 17, 2012“American Horror Story” is revolutionizing the way shows are written, produced and presented. The show, which aired its first season last fall to tremendous acclaim by both fans and critics, is formatted as an anthology.
OPINION
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EDITORIALS
Debate Debacle - Have binder sales increased this week?
Oct. 17, 2012Here’s a problem with Mitt Romney: He sees people as numbers and commodities.
NEWS
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CAMPUS
Gators March for Babies holds kickoff to draw participants for annual 5K
By Carolina Garcia | Oct. 17, 2012The Gators March for Babies organization hosted its annual kick-off event to promote the upcoming March for Babies 5K Walk/Run Nov. 4.
NEWS
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CAMPUS
Increase in atheism isn’t a bad thing
Oct. 17, 2012The Pew Research Center reports that one in five Americans doesn’t ascribe to any religion at all. Of the irreligious respondents, 88 percent said they weren’t looking to adopt a faith.
NEWS
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CAMPUS
After down 2011, Gators football forcing more turnovers this season
By GREG LUCA | Oct. 17, 2012After finishing No. 113 in the NCAA with a minus-12 turnover margin last season, Florida ranks 14th nationally with a plus-seven margin so far in 2012.
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CAMPUS
Florida, South Carolina enter matchup with similar styles
By ADAM PINCUS | Oct. 17, 2012South Carolina plays the same brand of smash-mouth football that Florida has begun to master.
OPINION
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COLUMNS
Online Classes: Out of sight, out of mind
Oct. 17, 2012There are few things that really, really bother me — like trips to the dining hall where no food is lying out fresh and ready for me to devour or waiting at a bus stop longer than I am actually on the bus itself — and Internet classes.
SPORTS
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FOOTBALL
Notebook: Injured linemen back in practice; Lattimore may miss game
By JOE MORGAN | Oct. 17, 2012Offensive linemen Jonotthan Harrison and Xavier Nixon returned to practice on Wednesday. Harrison (right arm) and Nixon (upper-body injury) both left during No. 3 Florida’s 31-17 win against Vanderbilt on Saturday.
NEWS
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CAMPUS
Column: UF’s passing struggles not a crucial problem
By JOSH JURNOVOY | Oct. 17, 2012As soon as the Southeastern Conference released statistics following last weekend’s games, the outcry was inevitable.
NEWS
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CAMPUS
Student Government seeks to represent the Student Body, right?
Oct. 17, 2012When the Student Body voted in the recent elections to keep the independently owned newspaper racks on campus, senators from the Students Party aimed to reinforce this decision with a resolution in Senate.
METRO
Lance Armstrong steps down from Livestrong after doping scandal
By Carina Seagrave | Oct. 17, 2012An American cyclist’s controversial decision to step down from his position at the Livestrong Foundation sparked mixed reactions in Gainesville on Wednesday.
NEWS
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CAMPUS
UF receives $2 million grant to get teaching down to a science
By CHRIS KIRSCHNER< | Oct. 17, 2012UF received a $2 million grant to develop a pilot program aimed at strengthening math and science teachers in Florida middle and high schools.
METRO
Gov’t picks bone with tiny arms dealer
By Chris Alcantara | Oct. 17, 2012Government agents arrested a Gainesville man early Wednesday morning on accusations of illegally importing and selling dinosaur fossils stolen from Asia.
