Tim Tebow Super Bowl ad draws differing opinions
By NICOLE LYNN GREINER | Jan. 25, 2010The commercial was created by Focus on the Family, a nonprofit Christian organization.
The commercial was created by Focus on the Family, a nonprofit Christian organization.
A week from today, “The Michael Vick Project” will air on Black Entertainment Television, and the Editorial Board would like to make it clear that we won’t be watching - and we hope the Student Body won’t either.
Wednesday night President Obama will be broadcast into American living rooms to tell us about the shape our country is in. But you don’t have to wait until tomorrow to hear his talking points. We are here to cut the crap and get to the truth. The State of the Union is perilous.
Conan O’Brien’s final episode as the host of “The Tonight Show” aired last Friday, and damn it, I’m feeling a little sad over it.
With recent temperatures hitting record lows, locals may encounter highs in their electric bills from Gainesville Regional Utilities this month.
The fish, non-native blue tilapia, are considered pests by some.
Religion can be fairly divided into two parts: what you believe, and how you tell other people what you believe.
Are you a fan of the 'Spider-Man movies? If you were looking forward to the fourth film in the franchise, expect it to look a lot like the first one.
Chandler Parsons can’t help but feel a little lucky.
It wasn’t the 40-point win Jordan Jones might have liked against her former team, but she’ll live with the outcome.
His left eye was well on its way to being swollen shut, but Cody Davidson was grinning from ear to ear.
The men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams celebrated the careers of 15 athletes Friday against Auburn on Senior Day.
The Gators went into Memorial Coliseum wanting to prove they could excel away from the friendly confines of the O’Connell Center.
After opening it dual match season with an impressive shutout victory at home over UCF on Friday, the Gators men’s tennis team were dealt its first loss Sunday on the road against No. 6 Baylor.
Last Thursday, the Supreme Court got it right. When the Supreme Court was created by the Founding Fathers, it was not intended to promote social justice or uphold laws that are popular with much of the public. The Supreme Court instead serves to ensure that laws follow the Constitution strictly as it is written.
I ran right past disgusted into just plain appalled.
Paul Murty’s Friday column “America should rid itself of gun use” is wholly unoriginal and poorly crafted. Murty floats a few arguments for the elimination of private arms in this country, and, as usual, they don’t make it off the ground.
On Friday, Alligator columnist Paul Murty addressed the sad fact that gun and knife crimes in the U.S. are exorbitantly high when compared to rates in the U.K. The emotional response to these tragic crimes is often to immediately bash guns and gun owners and attempt to curtail their rights, but the argument Murty raised for gun control needs more facts.
The UF Levin College of Law received about $500,000 from the U.S. Department of Justice to fund a new kind of clinic for victims of domestic violence.
Lowe is the first mayoral candidate to open a campaign headquarters in Gainesville, he said.