Steampunk followers hold Victorian–themed picnic
By CHANTELLE MARCELLE | Sep. 28, 2008If not for the cars parked in the distance, it could have been a real 19th-century luncheon.
If not for the cars parked in the distance, it could have been a real 19th-century luncheon.
The postponement of one construction project on the corner of University Avenue and 13th Street won't stop another group from building there.
The ice cream business hasn't been all sweet and sugary for D'lites Emporium.
Driving down Archer or Newberry roads will take about 15 to 20 minutes longer thanks to construction beginning next week, said Gina Busscher, Florida Department of Transportation spokeswoman.
The smell of grilled hamburgers and hot dogs wafted through the air on a strong breeze. Barefoot children played football while a live band entertained an audience sprawled on lawn chairs and beach towels.
Students arrive at UF with plans to eventually become successful and maybe even change the world once they earn their degrees.
It's not uncommon for parents to feel concerned as they watch their precious baby Gators disappear into the Swamp.
This story is the first in a three-part series on the trend of "going green."
Some people watch TV as a way to rest their minds and avoid meaningful conversations after a hard day.
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