OPINION
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COLUMNS
Dove World Outreach Center radicalizes Christian faith
By Alexandra Salamanca | Sep. 28, 2009"Big Brother is watching."
El Caimán
OPINION
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EDITORIALS
Addition of new pizza restaurant illogical
By The Alligator Editorial Board | Sep. 28, 2009Just when we thought the halls of the Reitz Union couldn't fit anymore cholesterol, Papa John's was announced to be the latest addition to the fast food mecca last week.
SPORTS
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FOOTBALL
"Fencing response" key indicator of concussion
Sep. 28, 2009Plenty of uncertainty surrounded Florida quarterback Tim Tebow's status after he was sacked and injured Saturday against Kentucky, but Dr. Jonathan Lifshitz didn't have to wait for commentators to tell him Tebow had suffered a concussion.
OPINION
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Paper shouldn't give voice to hate speech
By Toni Williams | Sep. 28, 2009I'm confused as to why Pastor Terry Jones was given the guest column in Monday's Alligator.
OPINION
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Guest column gives bad name to religion
By Roya Darioosh | Sep. 28, 2009I feel something must be said about Pastor Terry Jones' guest column.
METRO
UF students' music site Grooveshark reaches 1 million users
By JULIA JACOBO | Sep. 28, 2009Grooveshark, the music-streaming brainchild of three UF students, has more than a million users- and counting.
NEWS
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CAMPUS
Foundation loans antique violins to music students
By Andrew Wyzan | Sep. 28, 2009Dr. James Robert Cade had so much joy in music he wanted to share it with everyone.
OPINION
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EDITORIALS
School Year Stretch
By The Alligator Editorial Board | Sep. 28, 2009Thankfully we've already graduated high school.
NEWS
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CAMPUS
Starry Night breaks record for attendees
Sep. 27, 2009NICOLE LYNN GREINER, Alligator Contributing Writer
SPORTS
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OTHER SPORTS TENNIS
Gator Invitational helps men's team gain experience
By GREG LUCA< | Sep. 27, 2009The 2009 Gator Invitational, held this past weekend at the Ring Tennis Complex, gave the UF men's tennis team an opportunity to experiment with a variety of lineups and gave the women's team an opportunity to showcase their excellence.
NEWS
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SFC
US Rep. Stearns holds health care town hall forum
By C.J. Pruner | Sep. 27, 2009When Jerry Williamson took hold of the microphone at Saturday's health care town hall meeting, all the stinging hisses and jubilant yells that had been bouncing off the walls of the Santa Fe College's gym faded to a suppressed murmur.
OPINION
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COLUMNS
Obama to decide fate of Afghan War
Sep. 27, 2009Former Secretary of State and retired four-star Gen. Colin Powell met with President Barack Obama in the Oval Office in mid-September to discuss the looming question of what to do about Afghanistan. While no one can be certain of what the two discussed, questions from the so-called Powell Doctrine probably floated around the room.
NEWS
CORRECTION
Sep. 27, 2009An article in the Sept. 22 edition of the Alligator incorrectly reported that the new garbage pick-up schedule for Alachua County will begin Oct. 1. The new contract begins Oct. 1, but the date to start four-day collection is Nov. 1.
SPORTS
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FOOTBALL
Big Win, Bigger Loss
Sep. 27, 2009LEXINGTON, Ky. - Tebow back to pass, hit, dropped for loss of 3. Tackled by Wyndham.
OPINION
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COLUMNS
Pastor plans protest at parade
By Terry Jones | Sep. 27, 2009We believe that it's time for Christians to stop hiding behind a message sugar-coated with love, peace and prosperity.
SPORTS
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VOLLEYBALL
Gators dominate blocking, Crimson Tide
By ADAM BERRY | Sep. 27, 2009Mary Wise gave a quick fist pump as she looked at the stat sheet after Sunday's match. The Gators didn't just outblock an opponent for the first time this season, they dominated at the net.
SPORTS
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OTHER SPORTS GOLF
UF finishes in 14th in Mason Rudolph Women's Championship
By KELSIE HOECHERL | Sep. 27, 2009The Florida women's golf team finished the Mason Rudolph Women's Championship in 14th place with a team score of 581 (+5).
OPINION
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Pizza place will be expensive
By Ahmed Jorge | Sep. 27, 2009Aramark opened new food facilities recently in the Reitz Union, one of which tripled sales records from the one it replaced. They knew the novelty of these new places was going to attract people, even though the prices were comparatively high. They knew this, but they didn't lower their prices to the state's standards until people started complaining. Why did they agree to lower their prices so fast and easy? Is it because they know they were charging too much? Now Aramark seems to be keeping up with its business strategy. Aramark is advertising that it is going to open a new pizza place, which there are none of right now in the food court. One must wait and see how high the prices for the first couple of weeks are going to be. I wouldn't doubt they are going to take advantage of the absence of a pizza place around the food court and start with higher prices until customers start noticing again.
