Darts & Laurels
By Alligator Editorial Board | Jan. 14, 2010As classes start to heat up and that first test of the semester is looming on the horizon, the Department of Darts & Laurels is thankful Martin Luther King Jr. had a dream.
As classes start to heat up and that first test of the semester is looming on the horizon, the Department of Darts & Laurels is thankful Martin Luther King Jr. had a dream.
On Monday, the University Athletic Association began accepting entries to name the McKethan Stadium student section.
A Gainesville real-estate investor’s dream of transforming an abandoned furniture store into a charity thrift store has finally come true.
UF is preparing for a celebration honoring King with events scheduled from Monday until Jan. 29.
Andres Florez thought teaching was a recession-proof profession — until he started applying for jobs.
'Avatar' won big at the box office and has become the second-highest grossing film of all time. Now the big question comes out - will there be a sequel?
The 7.0-magnitude earthquake that hit Haiti on Tuesday is the worst to shake the country in 200 years, claiming the lives of up to 50,000 people and affecting more than 3 million people world wide, according to the American Red Cross. The disaster has left a country already stricken with political instability, poverty and humanitarian conflict in an even more devastating state. So, in the wake of the tragedy, it’s important for us to ask ourselves: What can we do to help?
This is the second step of a three-part installation program.
With a variety of handbags to choose from, many of us can become overwhelmed. Find out which bag is right for you.
Did you catch that stop-motion beer advertisement from Blue Moon? If not, check it out and get all the details about how the commercial outlines the process of making beer.
Read tomorrow's Alligator, or visit Alligator.org, for an interview with the two students.
Doe failed to complete service hours.
UF graduate students Roman Safiullin and Jon Bougher were due to return from Haiti Tuesday.
The rumblings of the thunderous locomotive you will hear tonight belong to Tennessee and its women’s basketball program.
Struggles on the uneven bars cost the Gators their season opener against Oklahoma in Norman, but the team is not dwelling on last week’s results.
Sloth off the sweatpants and break out the lint roller: Ladies and Gentlemen, the Career Showcase has arrived. Although I’d love to tell you your replete resume and perfected Gator chomp will have any employer banging down your door, the reality is you have about six seconds to impress. To help you out, here’s how to make a rockstar first impression:
Like many micro breweries, Sierra Nevada releases four seasonal beers every year. Its offering for the winter is Celebration Ale, a perfect pairing with the chilly weather.
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We’re all familiar with the classic celebrity catastrophe: Celeb is clean-cut. Celeb makes fatal mistake. Celeb apologizes. But what comes after that is a bit hazy. As the adoring fans, we either hold our grudges until the celeb morphs into a has-been, or we forgive and forget. I’m here today to make a case for a current crossroads the public has arrived at: Either forgive Chris Brown or condemn him to Pop Culture Hell.
Lane Kiffin left Tennessee high and dry.