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Team jazzes ping pong via Ding Dang
By CRISTI RABAZA | Apr. 6, 2010There’s tennis, there’s table tennis, and then there’s off-table tennis.
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Greeks eat wings for charity
By ERICA COOK | Apr. 6, 2010More than 600 wings and 16 trays of desserts awaited visitors to the Chicken Wing Charity Thing Tuesday.
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Campuses compete for Pink
By CHRISTINA STINE | Apr. 6, 2010Although March Madness is over, another bracket battle is brewing on college campuses.
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Experts debate religion
Apr. 6, 2010Although it wasn’t their first go-around, Tuesday’s debate between Christopher Hitchens and Dinesh D’Souza didn’t lack enthusiasm.
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Former Senate majority leader holds video talk
By MATT HARRINGER | Apr. 5, 2010Former Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist, R-Tenn., answered questions on health care legislation, obesity and Haiti recovery via satellite Monday night.
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Students to rally to support shot graduate student
By ELIZABETH BEHRMAN | Apr. 5, 2010A rally calling for justice for graduate student Kofi Adu-Brempong will take place today from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. on Turlington Plaza.
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Neuroscience club kicks off Brain Awareness Week
Apr. 5, 2010In an attempt to promote one of the human body’s most vital organs, UF’s Neuroscience Club kicked off its Brain Awareness Week Monday.
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RecSports to take class reservations
By KARINA LISENBEE | Apr. 5, 2010This fall, being turned away from full exercise classes will be a thing of the past — for a price.
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Disney representatives to recruit interns on campus
By Matthew Riva | Apr. 5, 2010Disney representatives will be on campus today looking for students who want to make a career at the happiest place on Earth.
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Students to paint orgasms on T-shirts
By NICOLE FLIKIER | Apr. 5, 2010What does an orgasm look like?
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Atheist, theist to face off
By BRENTON BROWN | Apr. 5, 2010A great debate will take place tonight at the Phillips Center for the Performing Arts on a topic as old as Adam and Eve.
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Officer involved with shooting stays on paid vacation
Apr. 4, 2010Keith Smith, the University Police Department officer who shot graduate student Kofi Adu-Brempong last month, has elected to remain on vacation instead of returning to administrative duty.
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Operational funding in question for Hough Hall
By Joey Flechas | Apr. 4, 2010Construction of UF’s home for the Hough Graduate School of Business is scheduled to be finished this summer, but the building could remain closed in the fall due to lack of state funding.
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‘Redneck’ comedian draws about 3,500 to O’Dome
By ERIN O’DEA | Apr. 4, 2010The lights dimmed, and a bottle of Scotch glowed on the stage of the O’Connell Center Friday night.
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Toy gun ban may kill zombie game
By GLENN COINE | Apr. 4, 2010The Department of Housing and Residence Education have said that playing with and storing toy guns in the residence halls is forbidden - even against zombies.
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Facebook applications matches students with tutors
By ASHLEY MOSES | Apr. 4, 2010As final exams approach, Facebook could prove to be more than just a distraction from studying.
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Student voted ‘Gentleman of the Year’ on Facebook
By RACHEL MANKO | Apr. 1, 2010David DiVirgilio showed that UF boys really “are the squarest” when he became the Network of Enlightened Women’s Gentleman of the Year Wednesday.
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Cancer carnival draws 200 for free haircuts, awareness
By KATIE FINNEY | Apr. 1, 2010For UF biology junior Elizabeth Mackall, the Chomp Cancer Carnival on the Reitz Union North Lawn Thursday was about more than free pizza and cotton candy.
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Actor, activist highlights culture of LGBT community
By JAMEL LANGLEY | Apr. 1, 2010At the age of 19, Wilson Cruz was ready to tell his secret.
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Legislature approves Bright Futures proposal
By Joey Flechas | Apr. 1, 2010The bill raises the qualifying SAT scores for the Florida Academic Scholars Award, the highest awarded by Bright Futures.
