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Women’s rights activist Sandra Fluke made an appearance on Turlington Plaza on Wednesday to encourage students to utilize early voting for next week’s presidential election.
Editor’s Note: This is the first of two articles, which explain the constitutional and local amendments on Tuesday’s ballot.
Vice President Joe Biden rallied supporters in a small park in Ocala Wednesday afternoon.
Early voting started Saturday, which for many students releases the time constraints of having to go to the polls Nov. 6. But it still doesn’t solve the issue of how to get there.
Vice President Joe Biden will speak in Ocala on Wednesday to encourage early voting and support for President Barack Obama in the upcoming election.
Former President Bill Clinton, who was scheduled to appear with President Barack Obama, spoke to a crowd of about 7,600 supporters at the University of Central Florida.
Early voting started Saturday in Alachua County, and thousands of registered voters stood in line in the chilly wind to make sure their voices were heard.
Horses. Bayonets. Whoppers. Since when did the President of the United States become a sassy little girl?
Take a whiff. Is that something in the air? It has a distinct smell, that’s for sure, but we can’t quite exactly put our finger on it ... Oh, right, how silly of us! Fest is here. That’s why the air feels so foreboding and dirty.
For those voting for the first time in this presidential election, it may come as a surprise when you walk into the voting booth or retrieve your absentee ballot from the mailbox, the ballot is not simply two large boxes with Barack Obama and Mitt Romney’s names next to them.
With 12 days until her husband faces Barack Obama for the presidency, Ann Romney stopped for some Gainesville barbecue.
It wouldn’t be a hectic political season if it weren’t for the incessant windbags who come out of the woodwork to stir up trouble.
Why can’t we just let sleeping zingers lie?
That one day a week when an entire campus rejoices — from students and alumni to residents and fans, the university becomes alive on football Saturdays. While I believe athletics should not dominate an entire campus and that academics should remain the primary focus, football provides an extraordinary outlet for uniting people from all backgrounds.
Something sneaky’s going on behind our backs.
Since the third and final Presidential Debate occurred in Boca Raton last night, young people in Florida are wondering, “What about climate change?”
BOCA RATON — Just feet away from Gov. Mitt Romney and President Barack Obama, people gathered at Lynn University’s soccer field Monday to watch the final Presidential Debate.
Do you remember last year’s season of “Saturday Night Live”?
The Alligator’s editorial opinion by Moises Reyes on Oct. 19 shows that he’s ready to work on a cable news propaganda show upon graduating from journalism school.
President Barack Obama and Gov. Mitt Romney will face off for the third and final presidential debate at 9 p.m. tonight. The event will take place about 300 miles away, but the impact will resonate everywhere — especially on the Internet.
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