SPORTS
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MEN'S BASKETBALL
UF wins second SEC game, remains undefeated in conference
Jan. 11, 2008So far, so good.
El Caimán
NEWS
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CAMPUS UF ADMINISTRATION
Machen's inbox flooded with anti-Kevorkian e-mails
By LIA GANOSELLIS | Jan. 10, 2008An upcoming speech at UF from Dr. Jack Kevorkian, who spent eight years in prison for assisting more than 130 suicides, has spurred about 1,000 e-mails to UF's administration in the past few days.
NEWS
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CAMPUS STUDENT GOVERNMENT
Planetarium reopens with a price
By KATIE EMMETS | Jan. 10, 2008After closing for the holidays, the Kika Silva Pla Planetarium at SFCC will reopen Friday night, but admission is no longer free.
NEWS
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GREEK AFFAIRS
Rush to start next week
By DEBORAH SWERDLOW | Jan. 10, 2008Twenty-five UF fraternities will open their houses next week to welcome swarms of male students searching for brotherhood.
METRO
Cafe celebrates grand opening
By KATIE GALLAGHER | Jan. 10, 2008Prizes and ,1.50 lattes will likely draw crowds to Coffee Culture today for the store's grand opening at its new location.
SPORTS
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FOOTBALL
Safties coach Holliday takes job at West Virginia
Jan. 10, 2008Gators safeties coach John "Doc" Holliday has accepted a position with West Virginia, his wife confirmed Thursday afternoon.
OPINION
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Police should switch focus to DUIs
By Ian Fisher | Jan. 10, 2008Congratulations, Gainesville Police Department.
METRO
Suspect in child-sex case found dead
By JESSICA PONN | Jan. 10, 2008A Marion County elementary school teacher accused of engaging in sexual activity with a child younger than 12 years old was found dead Wednesday afternoon in his mother's shed, according to the Levy County Sheriff's Office.
NEWS
Rock the Look
Jan. 10, 2008The online photo for this story was the original photo and not the photo illustration that ran in Thursday's paper.
OPINION
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Student-athletes earn special treament
By Matthew Simmons | Jan. 10, 2008In response to Rebecca Ganzak's Thursday column, giving student-athletes special treatment - especially the big moneymakers of football and men's basketball - is the least the university can do, seeing that these teams pour millions of dollars into UF each year.
METRO
City candidate stresses change
By DREW HARWELL | Jan. 10, 2008As Gainesville's late-January city elections inch closer, one underdog candidate is hoping his military experience and zeal for change will win him a city commission seat.
OPINION
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EDITORIALS
Darts & Laurels
By the Editorial Board | Jan. 10, 2008The holidays are officially over, and it's that time of year again. You're heading back to class with aspirations of burning off all the cookies you ate over break and attempting to actually stick to your New Year's resolutions this time - or at least until drop/add ends.
NEWS
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CAMPUS
First UF campus flu case appears
By WHITNEY HOLTZMAN | Jan. 10, 2008Flu season has officially arrived on UF's campus.
SPORTS
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FOOTBALL
Strained relationship may have led to Drayton's departure
Jan. 10, 2008When Stan Drayton left UF to become the running backs coach at rival Tennessee, it ended a rocky working relationship with Urban Meyer.
OPINION
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COLUMNS
Alligator welcomes budding journalists
Jan. 10, 2008So you've resigned yourself to this? Reporting? Really?
OPINION
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Voters should look past campaign hype
By Kevin Savage | Jan. 10, 2008Joseph Trimboli's letter in favor of Hillary Clinton published Thursday is nothing more than a quote of Clinton's talking points.
SPORTS
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WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
Blown chances late seal Gators fate in loss to Wildcats
Jan. 10, 2008The UF women's basketball team will remember Thursday night's game for a while.
OPINION
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Column about Pakistan 'ludicrous'
By Imran Ahson | Jan. 10, 2008As a grad student, I've read and loved nearly seven years of factual Alligator print, but Ms. Pandey's article was yellow journalism at it's finest.
NEWS
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CAMPUS UF ADMINISTRATION
Budget cuts may cost UF summer classes
By LEANA MORALES | Jan. 10, 2008Following state funding cuts, UF students may have to take the summer off whether they like it or not.
NEWS
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CAMPUS
Study abroad students may get refunds from lawsuit
By DEBORAH SWERDLOW | Jan. 10, 2008After trudging through a Mexican rainforest, visiting his grandparents' birthplace in Greece and studying calligraphy in Japan, Christopher Matthews had charged almost ,5,000 on his Visa credit card.
