We got a little preview of the State of the Union address this weekend, but for now we’re more intrigued that the White House is embracing technology in the lead-up to the speech Tuesday night.
Folk CDs and books about censorship and birth control stacked the shelves at the Civic Media Center sale Saturday. Customers looked through about 1,500 folk, acoustic and rock CDs, all $1 each.
On Friday, a story we published about the Safe Run program included the incorrect contact phone number. The correct number is 352-577-2RUN.
About 160 students participated in Alpha Phi Omega’s third Campus Cleanup Extravaganza on Sunday which was followed by a celebration on Flavet Field with free food, games and an award ceremony.
When the University of Kentucky Wildcats come to the O’Connell Center, they will not only be competing in basketball but also in a blood drive.
Bob Minchin claims “liberalism is an emotive ideology. By nature, it relies more on feelings than intellect.”
After weeks of playing well in only one aspect of the game at a
Writing to make people laugh can be incredibly terrifying. When you're going for humor, you’d better have something funny to say.
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AUBURN, Ala. —— Although it was his team’s lowest scoring output in his time as Florida’s coach, Billy Donovan still called Thursday’s game “one of the best wins I was a part of.”
After the Jets game Sunday, “60 Minutes” did a profile on multimillionaire Billy Walters, who terrorizes Vegas sports books with scores of computers, consultants and shills.
The Gators knew it was coming, but still, they couldn’t stop it.
The men’s tennis team will kick off its spring season today at 3 p.m. as it squares off against Furman at Linder Stadium.
Florida has dominated on its home turf. Now, it’s time to see what the Gators can accomplish on another team’s mats.
The Presbyterian and Disciples of Christ Student Center at the University of Florida began 2011 searching for a new direction.
Practice is over. It’s 16 hours until the Gators jump on a bus for their dual meet in Auburn, Ala., and the pool is empty except for one swimmer still taking in extra time to perfect his backstroke start.
After nearly a two-year hiatus, the UF Safe Run program is up and running again as of this week and under new leadership.
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