Lattimore gashes Gators
Nov. 14, 2010Marcus Lattimore was stood up, forward progress halted, on the Florida 5-yard line.
Marcus Lattimore was stood up, forward progress halted, on the Florida 5-yard line.
Take off your blue gear for a second.
The Gators may not have opened the game the way they wanted to, but it’s hard to argue with the end result.
All offseason, the coaches and players have talked about bringing a new brand of Gators basketball to Gainesville.
Florida played its final regular season home match Sunday in the O’Connell Center, defeating Alabama (10-17, 2-15 Southeastern Conference) in straight sets 3-0 (25-17, 25-10, 25-17).
Sekou Bangoura Jr. finished a strong weekend by winning the singles draw of the Lakewood Ranch Intercollegiate Clay Court Classic in Bradenton on Sunday.
Since the Shands Arts in Medicine program started Art in Motion, a program for Parkinson’s disease patients, Kathy Castle has been participating in the classes every week making mosaics, collages and other crafts.
Cigarettes are getting graphic.
On a cloudless night, Earthlings gathered to get a closer look at the universe.
A study released last week shows that high heat from laptops could lead to a shortage of power below the belt for men.
UF students and faculty will have the opportunity to celebrate the benefits of international education and exchange this week.
UF Police Department officials are concerned about students’ ignorance of bike safety laws in a county that ranks as the second most dangerous in Florida.
So apparently Keith Olbermann supports Democrats. Fancy that.
As if three losses and a baffling offensive scheme weren’t enough, the Gators football team managed to bump itself off the road to the Southeastern Conference championship Saturday, losing against the South Carolina Gamecocks 36 to 14.
Just when everyone thought things couldn’t get any worse for the Democrats in Congress with the wreckage still being cleaned from precincts across the country and the Capitol nearly oozing blue blood down its steps, in walks little-known Rep. Heath Shuler to shake things up.
I’d like to thank Chris Marth for the Friday letter highlighting a topic important to campus sustainability that both staff and students play a part in improving.
Gainesville middle school students, some of whom have never been outside of central Florida, are making connections across the world.
This icon of The Swamp is hung by the Litigators, a student-run organization within FSU’s law school that provides a home away from home for UF graduate students that attend the college.
For Master Sgt. Jim Yakubsin, coming home from the Vietnam War wasn’t easy.
As they stood on the stage, all smiles and cheers, you wouldn’t know that just a year ago they were fighting to save their daughter’s life.