Local weed grow–op takes a hit
By The Alligator Editorial Board | Jan. 27, 2009Straight out of a scene from "Pineapple Express," local law enforcement and federal agents seized more than $800,000 worth of marijuana plants in Williston.
Straight out of a scene from "Pineapple Express," local law enforcement and federal agents seized more than $800,000 worth of marijuana plants in Williston.
After an 18-month legal battle with a Christian student group, UF will allow student organizations registered with the university to choose members and award leadership positions based on religion.
An upcoming student production of a Broadway musical could include a scene in which actors appear naked on stage.
While UF President Bernie Machen was able to let loose and lose the tie, his wife, Chris, complained she had to don a head scarf during the couple's excursion to Iran in November.
Several gallons of oil were spilled in front of Smathers Library early Tuesday morning.
Featuring waterless urinals and a natural gas power generator, Florida's first environmentally friendly fire station opened in Gainesville Tuesday.
The Corner of Southeast First Street and Southeast Second Avenue, Saturday 11:45 p.m.
In Monday's edition of the Alligator, UF spokesman Steven Orlando was reported as saying, "Although budget cuts forced UF to reduce undergraduate enrollment, graduate schools are not affected."
The UF women's tennis doubles teams had a whole lot of love for Stetson.
A week into his term, President Barack Obama faces stark opposition while trying feverishly to gain bipartisan support.
Last season, Georgia became the Southeastern Conference's Cinderella story after an improbable run to the SEC Tournament title.
Avid Barack Obama supporters since 2004, the Leslie family was finally able to see their hard work, and the work of millions of other Americans, pay off when they attended Barack Obama's Inauguration.
And then there were three.
Three people were arrested after admitting to an officer that they planned to rob a drug dealer Saturday.
The tears of Pahokee residents could fill Lake Okeechobee.
Taking over Tuesday with his media tour de force, beleaguered Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich made an astounding revelation during his stay in New York City.
The first senator elected president since JFK has rapidly cobbled together an "iCamelot 2.1."