I have come to expect ignorant claims that America is a Christian nation from the uneducated fundamentalist, but I was very surprised to read it in Thursday’s Alligator from a UF law student.
Student volunteers raced across campus Sunday afternoon picking up trash as part of Alpha Phi Omega’s Campus Cleanup Extravaganza.
We wouldn’t call it a forfeit, but it’s the first word that comes to mind.
As if Gainesville didn’t have enough news to write about with its international coverage of the gem of Christianity’s planned burning of the Muslim holy book, our football team pops out to play.
Romantic literature tends to deal with the seedier things in life, but UF freshman Jamie Chute doesn’t see why her English professor needed to drop F-bombs in class.
On a day most students use to sleep in, about 20 students were on the Plaza of the Americas early Monday morning arranging this year’s memorial honoring the vicims of the Sept. 11 attacks.
Nobody expected the RedHawks to keep up with the Gators.
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Nobody expected the RedHawks to keep up with the Gators.
Fortunately for the Gators, there’s no center-quarterback exchange on defense.
The Florida football team wasn’t the only unit wearing orange and blue to win ugly Saturday.
Danny Boyle made a name for himself after winning multiple Oscars for "Slumdog Millionaire." Will his next film be as successful?
The UF alumni returned to a record-setting night for McKenzie Barney and the Gators, as Barney now sits tied for the school record for most consecutive home games with a goal.
John Brantley was asked this preseason if he had ever been interviewed without hearing the name “Tebow.”
The departure of Tim Tebow has raised some doubts about the Gators’ offense.
I’ve blown plenty of time on low-grade entertainment, and I’m ready to tack another three-and-a-half hours onto my lifelong tally this Saturday.
Last weekend the Gators traveled to Omaha, Neb., and defeated Nebraska in front of a hostile road crowd.
After an undefeated start, the Gators know they have a good team with potential to do a lot of damage this season.
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