METRO
Bite Squad introduces breakfast delivery to Gainesville
By Lina Ruiz | Apr. 10, 2019Gainesville is the first U.S. city to have this breakfast option
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CRIMINAL JUSTICE
Ocala man accused of threatening to shoot up UF campus in a rap song
By Katherine Wallace-Fernandez | Apr. 10, 2019He has a $50,000 bond
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SOFTBALL
Gators prepare to host USF on Wednesday
By Brendan Farrell | Apr. 9, 2019The Florida softball team hosts South Florida on Wednesday at 7 p.m., coming off a pivotal weekend sweep of then-No. 14 Arkansas to return to .500 in SEC play.
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OTHER SPORTS TENNIS
Gators prepare for tough battle against Michigan
By Jake Dreilinger | Apr. 9, 2019Florida’s and Michigan’s women’s tennis teams couldn’t be any more different.
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OTHER SPORTS LACROSSE
UF travels to Jacksonville for last non-conference game
By Bryan Matamoros | Apr. 9, 2019The Florida women’s lacrosse team has had the fourth-toughest schedule in the nation this season, according to the NCAA.
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BASEBALL
McMullen boosts Florida past FSU for series sweep
By Kyle Wood | Apr. 9, 2019Florida State coach Mike Martin is the winningest coach in the history of Division I baseball, but he will finish his career with a losing record against Florida.
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COLUMNS
UF softball isn't WCWS team right now
By Mark Stine | Apr. 9, 2019An empty bucket and a crumpled-up lineup card.
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OTHER SPORTS TENNIS
Florida finds success despite doubles troubles
By Noah Ram | Apr. 9, 2019The Gators men’s tennis team is tied for the highest-ranked team in their respective sport at UF.
THE AVENUE
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MUSIC
‘Kings’ of their own genre show what’s behind the masks
By Tranelle Maner Avenue Staff Writer | Apr. 9, 2019Local duo King Complex discusses new single
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CITY COUNTY COMMISSION
County passes irresponsible pet owners clause after deadly dog attacks
By Josephine Fuller | Apr. 9, 2019It will put restrictions on owners and their pets
METRO
Florida State House introduces bill to restrict university records
By Kelly Hayes | Apr. 9, 2019A new bill in the Florida House of Representatives could make public records of university presidents difficult to get.
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LIFESTYLE
Sex in The Swamp: Consent
By Jackie De Freitas Avenue Staff Writer | Apr. 9, 2019There’s more to “yes means yes”
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ART AND THEATER
Show preview: ‘Tainted Cabaret’
By Vanessa Blankenship Avenue Staff Writer | Apr. 9, 2019Only adults are welcome at the Hardback Cafe tonight. The audience should be ready for a show that combines hilarity with sexuality, while redefining traditional femininity.
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CAMPUS
RL Grime and Lost Kings to perform at Flavet Field
By Lakshmi Gomez | Apr. 9, 2019It will be the last concert of the semester
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CRIMINAL JUSTICE
Former UF employee found guilty of assaulting girl
By Katherine Wallace-Fernandez | Apr. 9, 2019He was sentenced to 18 months in prison
METRO
Love is in the swamp for alligator mating season
By Lauren Johnson | Apr. 9, 2019This year’s season started in February rather than May due to high temperatures
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EDITORIALS
A look back at our favorite series as they come to an end
Apr. 9, 2019April is the beginning of the end for major pop culture phenomenons, namely “The Avengers” franchise (at least for now) and “Game of Thrones.” Both franchises have captured the attention of audiences across the globe and have facilitated conversations involving speculation and commentary. They have spawned parody skits, elevated people to A-list stars and created entire worlds people have spent hours recapping and analyzing. The franchises may have multiple spin-offs planned for both franchises, but we wonder if they will spawn the same fan response as their original predecessors.
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LIFESTYLE
Let your zodiac sign decide which podcast to tune in to
By Jackie De Freitas | Apr. 9, 2019Aries: “Overdue”
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COLUMNS
I hate that I love the Woah Challenge
Apr. 9, 2019If you have opened up Snapchat lately, you might have seen a few videos of people setting up their phone cameras, moving away from the screen and doing a quick dance move with their hands. This is called the Woah Challenge, and it has been spreading like wildfire.
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COLUMNS
My personal struggle with the concept of zoos and captivity
Apr. 9, 2019“Blackfish” left a bad taste in my mouth for all animal captivity. After watching the documentary, I swore off all aquariums, zoos and things alike, until recently. I went on a trip to the Georgia Aquarium and I couldn’t believe my friends had tricked me into going to this installment of animal exploitation. How could I put money into the hands of these people who use the beauty of animals for the sake of human entertainment? Who had I become? I was a fraud, a fake animal-lover. But I had already bought my ticket, and everyone seemed excited to see the “fishies,” so I went.
