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Lily Strickland

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Bingo for charity

By Lily Strickland | Aug. 25, 2019

About 50 people gathered at Cypress and Grove Brewery Sunday evening for a bingo game hosted by Plenty of Pit Bulls to help raise money for their dogs. The event featured prizes donated by local businesses that guests could play to win. There was also a raffle. Plenty of Pit Bulls is an organization that rescues and rehabilitates dogs from overcrowded shelters. The dogs are put in foster homes to be house trained and matched with families.

A plane takes off from Gainesville Regional Airport on Wednesday afternoon. An online survey created by the airport asked residents about their interest in nonstop flights to New York City.

Kelsey Grentzer

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GNV airport to offer nonstop flight to Dallas

By Lily Strickland | Oct. 7, 2018

A new flight from Gainesville will go directly to Dallas, Texas

Students crowd Pascal’s Coffeehouse on Dec. 8, 2015. Juan Alcala, the study center’s manager, said students always bring more business during finals week.

Aaron Albright

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Pascal’s Coffeehouse reopens after summer repairs

By Lily Strickland | Sep. 15, 2018

Repairs cost $125,000 total and include new parking and bar seating on the balcony

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Almost 50 protesters gather outside President Kent Fuchs’ office on Feb. 21 to advocate for better working conditions and wages from Aramark, UF’s food service company. A new coalition plans to protest virtually in light of the COVID-19 outbreak.

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Aramark protest

By Lily Strickland | Mar. 23, 2020

Almost 50 protesters gather outside President Kent Fuchs’ office on Feb. 21 to advocate for better working conditions and wages from Aramark, UF’s food service company. A new coalition plans to protest virtually in light of the COVID-19 outbreak.

Almost 50 protesters gather outside President Kent Fuchs’ office on Feb. 21 to advocate for better working conditions and wages from Aramark, UF’s food service company. A new coalition plans to protest virtually in light of the COVID-19 outbreak.

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By Lily Strickland | Mar. 23, 2020

Almost 50 protesters gather outside President Kent Fuchs’ office on Feb. 21 to advocate for better working conditions and wages from Aramark, UF’s food service company. A new coalition plans to protest virtually in light of the COVID-19 outbreak.

In between songs, Tory Lanez would stop singing and hold out his mic to ask the audience to sing along or wave their arms around at the O’Connell Center Monday night.

Lily Strickland

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Tory Lanez Breaks It Down for Black History Month

By Lily Strickland | Feb. 26, 2020

In between songs, Tory Lanez would stop singing and hold out his mic to ask the audience to sing along or wave their arms around at the O’Connell Center Monday night.

Tatiana Delaleu, a 20-year-old UF microbiology sophomore, takes a selfie with her friend, Jemima Jean Charles, a 20-year-old UF health science sophomore, while they wait for Tory Lanez to perform at the O’Connell Center Monday night.

Lily Strickland

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Tory Lanez Breaks It Down for Black History Month

By Lily Strickland | Feb. 26, 2020

Tatiana Delaleu, a 20-year-old UF microbiology sophomore, takes a selfie with her friend, Jemima Jean Charles, a 20-year-old UF health science sophomore, while they wait for Tory Lanez to perform at the O’Connell Center Monday night.

Harold “Strap” Duncan, a member of Travis Porter hip-hop trio, performs as the opening act for the Tory Lanez concert Monday night.

Lily Strickland

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Tory Lanez Breaks It Down for Black History Month

By Lily Strickland | Feb. 26, 2020

Harold “Strap” Duncan, a member of Travis Porter hip-hop trio, performs as the opening act for the Tory Lanez concert Monday night.

Tory Lanez sings his first song at the O’Connell Center Monday night, but stops in between songs to smile at the audience.

Lily Strickland

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Tory Lanez Breaks It Down for Black History Month

By Lily Strickland | Feb. 26, 2020

Tory Lanez sings his first song at the O’Connell Center Monday night, but stops in between songs to smile at the audience.

Tory Lanez sings his first song to the audience at the O'Connell Center Monday night, but stops in between songs to smile at the crowd. More than 3,000 people came to see Lanez perform.

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Tory Lanez

By Lily Strickland | Feb. 26, 2020

Tory Lanez sings his first song to the audience at the O'Connell Center Monday night, but stops in between songs to smile at the crowd. More than 3,000 people came to see Lanez perform.

Tory Lanez sings his first song to the audience at the O'Connell Center Monday night, but stops in between songs to smile at the crowd. More than 3,000 people came to see Lanez perform.

Lily Strickland

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By Lily Strickland | Feb. 26, 2020

Tory Lanez sings his first song to the audience at the O'Connell Center Monday night, but stops in between songs to smile at the crowd. More than 3,000 people came to see Lanez perform.

Tatiana Delaleu, a 20-year-old UF microbiology sophomore, takes a selfie with her friend, Jemima Jean Charles, a 20-year-old UF health science sophomore, while they wait for Tory Lanez to perform at the O’Connell Center Monday night.

Lily Strickland

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By Lily Strickland | Feb. 25, 2020

Tatiana Delaleu, a 20-year-old UF microbiology sophomore, takes a selfie with her friend, Jemima Jean Charles, a 20-year-old UF health science sophomore, while they wait for Tory Lanez to perform at the O’Connell Center Monday night.

Tory Lanez sings his first song at the O’Connell Center Monday night, but stops in between songs to smile at the audience.

Lily Strickland

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By Lily Strickland | Feb. 25, 2020

Tory Lanez sings his first song at the O’Connell Center Monday night, but stops in between songs to smile at the audience.

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