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MOVIES AND TV
Final Harry Potter DVD on shelves for limited time
By Kate Feldman | Nov. 16, 2011Childhoods ended Friday.
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MUSIC
Metallica tribute band's concert to benefit disabled US Vets
By Kate Feldman | Nov. 9, 2011Jamie Amir, a Gainesville dentist, recently had a patient who was no longer able to do his job, not because of laws or age, but because of injuries to his wrist from when he was serving in the Vietnam War. Considered only 10 percent disabled, the man receives $100 a month.
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FOOD
Cheers to cupcakes: Sarkara Sweets adds wine to menu
By Kate Feldman | Nov. 9, 2011Here, have some wine with your cupcake.
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LIFESTYLE
Laughs and Lyrics: Gearing up for Gator Growl's headliners
By Kate Feldman | Nov. 2, 2011Gator Growl is going to be "The Soup" du jour in Gainesville when comedian Joel McHale performs.
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FASHION
New tattooed Barbie raises questions about images to girls
By Kate Feldman | Nov. 2, 2011There once was a girl who had everything. Her name was Barbie.
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CAMPUS
French club partners with ministry to teach language
By Kate Feldman | Oct. 16, 2011Anthropology senior Stephen White spent the summer working with a ministry in Paris, but he had one main dilemma: He didn't speak French very well.
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ART AND THEATER
Hipp's 'Turn of the Screw' spooks with eerie nature, ghosts
By Kate Feldman | Oct. 12, 2011What's twice as frightening as a ghost?
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ART AND THEATER
'Muppets' creator's son brings improv puppet show to town
By Kate Feldman | Oct. 5, 2011Just a few weeks after what would have been "The Muppets" creator Jim Henson's 75th birthday, his son, Brian, is taking to the road with an uncensored improvisation comedy show, complete with puppets.
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CAMPUS
UF scuba diving class returns this fall
By Kate Feldman | Sep. 7, 2011The Openwater Scuba Diving class at UF has resurfaced this fall.
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ART AND THEATER
Tony Award-winning adult comedy ‘God of Carnage' hits Hipp stage
By Kate Feldman | Sep. 1, 2011The scene is familiar: a New York City apartment, two couples and one couch. The stage looks more like that of a romantic comedy than one of a three-time Tony- Award-winning Broadway play, but the actors and director of "God of Carnage" aim to change what is expected.
