Model UN raises money for malaria prevention
By KATIE GALLAGHER | Oct. 24, 2007UF Model United Nations raised more than ,250 for malaria prevention Wednesday as part of National United Nations Day.
UF Model United Nations raised more than ,250 for malaria prevention Wednesday as part of National United Nations Day.
UF defensive tackle Brandon Antwine, who has been hospitalized due to a lower back injury, should be released today, Coach Urban Meyer said.
The men's restroom of Stuzin Hall on UF's campus is a top spot for gay "cruising" in Gainesville, according to a Web site that lists popular cruising locations.
Ah, the circus is in town.
Benji Brown, a comedian and actor, will perform for UF students today at 8 p.m. in the Reitz Union Grand Ballroom.
Wednesday's damp, chilly weather was a hint of the approaching winter and its corresponding flu season.
Ask Georgia quarterback Matthew Stafford what happened against UF last year, and he will answer bluntly.
I'm extremely disappointed with the publicity given to Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority in Wednesday's Alligator.
I have only a few rules when it comes to sex and relationships. But the one that I view as my golden rule, that I treasure and adhere to religiously, that is my number one tip for both men and women having lackluster sex, is this: Never fake an orgasm.
(Jessie Coleman / Alligator) Arianna Smith, 7, and Chontavia Jones, 11, climb on the batting cage at Greentree Park on 39th Avenue on Monday night.
He may not have the crazy curls, lanky body or scrappy style of play, but Jonathan Mitchell is determined to become UF's next Joakim Noah.
For Andrey Medeiros, the circus means more than doing daredevil motorcycle moves for a wide-eyed crowd.
Ashley Harris isn't claiming that the UF soccer team is as good as the Brazilian national team.
The Independent Florida Alligator should know its own history. The whole reason behind the "independent" in its title is because it could no longer associate itself with the university administration due to its commitment to investigative and unrelenting reporting on controversial issues in the 1960s and '70s.
Finally, there's peace. The dust has cleared. We're putting the horror and the carnage of war behind us. Seventeen Magazine has called a cease-fire in the war with our body images.
If it seems as though there are a lot more bearded, PBR-chugging 20-somethings in tight jeans roaming Gainesville today than usual, it's not your imagination.
WTF, FDLE?
After more than 10 years as a band, the world of Nada Surf has remained constant.
This sure isn't high school ball anymore.