Sports
Women's tennis earns second consecutive shutout
Jan. 24, 2008Not much changed between the first two matches for the UF women's tennis team, except, of course, for the opponent.
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Sports
UF hosts defending national champion Auburn in weekend swim meet
Jan. 24, 2008When UF swimming coach Gregg Troy hears "Auburn," he thinks national champions.
Sports
Werner takes on role of Gators' most hateable player
Jan. 24, 2008One of my very favorite comedians is the late Rodney Dangerfield, who always complained he never got any respect.
News
UPD first to be accredited at intl., state, univ. levels
By ELIZABETH LEVA | Jan. 24, 2008University Police is the first department in the nation to achieve "Triple Crown" status after receiving accreditation on international, state, and university levels.
News
Study: Stress, anxiety may increase risk of heart disease
By GABRIELLE FALCONEIRI | Jan. 24, 2008Most college students realize that stress and anxiety can take a toll on their nerves. What they might not realize is that it's also taking a toll on their hearts.
News
Departing dean a finalist for provost at U. of Arizona
By LIA GANOSELLIS | Jan. 24, 2008Pramod Khargonekar, the outgoing dean in UF's College of Engineering, is one of three finalists for the position of provost at the University of Arizona.
Sports
No. 17 Georgia tears apart unranked UF
Jan. 24, 2008The Gators talked all week about the opportunity a game with No. 17 Georgia held.
Opinion
Respect for all women still not reality
By CARLY HALLAM | Jan. 24, 2008I spent this past weekend in Las Vegas with my mom and a friend celebrating my 21st birthday. My social status as a young female has never proved so beneficial. I skipped hour-long lines, scooted my way into VIP areas and received free lap dances from Australian male strippers (no, seriously).
Opinion
Darts & Laurels
By the Editorial Board | Jan. 24, 2008There may be a logical explanation for why you woke up feeling like crap Tuesday. Yes, it did signal the end of the only long weekend we have until Spring Break, but it may very well be because the third week in January is among one of the most depressing of the year, according to a researcher from Cardiff University.
News
UF starts campaign in Miami
By LIA GANOSELLIS | Jan. 24, 2008UF President Bernie Machen pitched Florida Tomorrow, UF's newest capital campaign, to an audience of about 450 on Thursday night in Miami.
Metro
Bicycle group opens new HQ
By ELIZABETH LEVA | Jan. 24, 2008A Gainesville bicycling organization is introducing its new headquarters and bike repair shop with several events today.
News
Web site groups Gators sites
By KATIE SANDERS | Jan. 24, 2008A new Web site created by a UF freshman aims to help students navigate their most-visited UF sites by grouping links on one customized Gators home page.
Metro
Survey to evaluate Gainesville services
By APRIL DUDASH | Jan. 24, 2008Randomly selected Gainesville residents will get the chance to strongly agree or disagree on city services by completing a new survey.
Metro
In high-def format war, Blu-ray trumps HD DVD locally
By VANESSA DIMAGGIO | Jan. 24, 2008After more than a year of playing tug-of-war with HD DVD, or High Definition DVD, it appears that Blu-ray Disc may have emerged as the front-runner in the format war.
News
Blood drive exceeds average
By SNYDER | Jan. 24, 2008Local LifeSouth Community Blood Centers collected about 100 more donations than expected for their local blood drive, helping to ease the pressure of a recent blood shortage.
Sports
After five years, Gladys finally back to gymnastics
By CALLOVI< | Jan. 24, 2008Five years ago, Courtney Gladys quit gymnastics.
Metro
On amendment, governments and homeowners split
By KATIE GALLAGHER | Jan. 24, 2008Get put on hold by Gov. Charlie Crist's office these days, and you won't hear easy listening music.
Opinion
Bush has done a lot for the country
By Kate Wallace | Jan. 24, 2008I'm disheartened by the majority of our students' determination to bash President Bush. In the wake of terrorist attacks, natural disasters and skyrocketing oil prices, we're living a quality of life similar to before all of these things took place. This fact speaks volumes about the president's policies, both foreign and domestic, because no other country's economy could boast such resilience.
