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  • Old Maas Brothers Department Store Becomes UF Book Depository
  • Holidays Turn Diners Into Food Tradionalists
  • UF Shands Transplant Team Performs Rare Combined Liver-Pancreas Transplant
  • Poinsettias Are Getting Better, More Colorful, All The Time
  • UF Researcher: Families Not Necessarily Best Suited To Care For Elderly
  • Libraries Are In The Middle Of A Virtual Information Revolution
  • UF Economist: Holiday Sales Test Value Of Consumer Confidence
  • Shopping For Children? UF Instructor OffersTips For Lasting Gifts
  • UF Researcher Designs Pill To Control Mosquitoes
  • New Volunteer Corps Aims At Conserving Wildlife Habitat
  • Skull Of Refrigerator-Size Ancient Armadillo Finds A Home At UF
  • UF To Dedicate Human Rights And Peace Center In Uganda
  • UF Researchers: Blood Test Accurately Diagnoses Ulcers
  • UF Offers Agricultural Mediation Service For USDA Disputes
  • The Next Big Speed Boost: Parallel Computing With High-Speed Networks
  • UF Researchers Investigate Phenomenon Of Seizure-Alert Dogs
  • Memory Bias Leads To Happiest Marriages, Says UF Researcher
  • A Weed Is A Weed Is A Weed, Unless It’s Mistletoe, UF Professor Says
  • UF Study: Terminally Ill Put Little Thought Into Choosing Treatment
  • Shands Program Provides Support To Children With Life-Threatening Asthma
  • UF Survey: Shoppers Say Stores Jump The Gun With Christmas Displays
  • El Niño Forecasting Model Could Save Millions In Energy Costs
  • Genetically Altered Cotton Is Cheaper And More Earth-Friendly
  • Can Trees And Bushes Help Stop Terrorist Acts? UF Students Say Yes
  • Americans’ Lack Of Shame Nothing To Be Proud Of, Says UF Professor
  • UF Researchers Seeking To Make Building Materials More Earth-Friendly
  • Students With Drinking Problems Think They Can’t Cope, UF Research Shows
  • UF/UC Researchers Design Fusion Reactor To Power The Future
  • Survey Finds Shoplifting And Employee Theft Cost Retailers Billions
  • Rice Industry and Consumers Can Reap Benefits Of Adding Silicon To Soils
  • Old Tourist Attraction Gets New Life As Botanical Garden With Help From UF
  • Americans Ring In The Holiday Season With Still More Credit Card Debt
  • UF Economists: Consumer Confidence Experiences First Drop In Months
  • UF Helps Animals Get Leftover Treats From Theme Parks and Restaurants
  • Value Of Some Agricultural Land In Florida Continues To Decline
  • Sports Scientists Say Weight Lifting Is Key In Preventing Severe Injuries
  • UF Researchers: Nuclear Power Will Make Mars Trip Shorter, Safer
  • UF/IFAS Pilot Program Focuses On Good Food Habits For Teens
  • UF Researchers Report Nerve Tissue Transplant Recipient Is Stable
  • UF-Developed Software Means Paperless Clinical Trials, Quicker Cures
  • UF Researchers Report Improvement In The Treatment Of Heart Bypass Patients With Recurrent Problems
  • State Officials Fear Imorted Animals Might Introduce Deadly Tick-Borne Livestock Disease
  • Florida Sexuality Education Programs Fall Short, UF Research Shows
  • Despite Stock Market Problems, Holidays Look Healthy For Retailers
  • New “Wonder Peanut” Beats Olive Oil In Healthful Benefits
  • Ghost Ants Can Be More Trick Than Treat For Homeowners
  • Japan Seeks Guidance From UF Organ Recovery Experts
  • Photocatalytic Air Cleaning System Promises To Help Allergy Sufferers
  • UF Researchers Report Estrogen Hastens Healing
  • Tropical Perennials Can Help Florida Gardens Survive Summer
  • New Land Mine Detectors May Help Fulfill Princess Diana’s Dream
  • Super-Thin Computer Screens Near Reality For Use In Tight Spaces
  • UF Researcher: Elderly Who Live In Low Income Housing Largely Ignored
  • UF Economists: Strong Florida Economy Fuels Rebound In Retail Sales
  • UF/IFAS Vice President To Retire In 1998
  • UF Researcher: Race Has No Place As An Official Category In Census
  • UF Researchers Develop Computer Program To Accurately Stage Prostate Cancer
  • UF Study Reveals Loss In Sensory Perception
  • UF’s $500 Million Fund-Raising Drive Unveiled With Half Already In Bank
  • Faster, Cheaper Computer Revolution May End Soon, Say UF Researchers
  • Sustainable Development: Taking The Message To The Marketplace
  • UF Study: Computer Companies Top State’s Fastest Growing Businesses
  • Poultry Club Gives Minority Children A Taste Of 4-H
  • Bananas Get A Boost From Science At UF/IFAS Research Center
  • University Of Florida’s New Dean Of Medicine Is National Leader In Research And Health Policy
  • UF Economists: Consumer Confidence Remains Unshaken In August
  • UF Researchers Hope To Shed Light On Questions Brewing Over Caffeine Consumption
  • State Population Tops 14.5 Million Mark, New UF Estimates Show
  • Roadsides Benefit From Wastes, UF Researchers Say
  • UF Researcher: Florida Could Become Next Frontier For Labor Organizing
  • Robot Lawn Mower At UF Designed To Change Suburban Landscape
  • Elvis A Civil Rights Pioneer? So Says UF Professor And Rock Music Expert
  • UF Researchers: Stress Can Hasten Progression of HIV
  • UF Professor: Endangered Bridge Is Part Of St. Augustine’s Soul
  • Gingrich To Address UF Homecoming Banquet; 2nd Growl Comic Named
  • UF Researchers Build A Runway As A Landing Zone For Lightning Bolts
  • UF Researcher: Teens Who Drink Are More Likely To Be Sexually Active
  • Declining Bluebird Making A Comeback In Central Florida
  • Quiet Down: Adolescents Suffering From Noise-Induced Hearing Loss, UF Research Shows
  • Growers Look To Blueberries For New Cash Crop
  • PAL-2 Computer Promises Dramatic Improvements In Image Processing
  • UF Study: Links To Women’s Groups Influence State Legislators’ Voting
  • Horse Breaks Track Record After Recuperating From Respiratory Disease
  • American Movie Makers Still Afraid Of Slavery, Says UF Researcher
  • UF Spinal Cord Patient Stable Following Landmark Surgery
  • Taking Back The Neighborhood
  • UF Pioneers Procedure To Prevent Incontinence After Prostate Surgery
  • Virus That Could Devastate Southern U.S. Tomato Industry
  • UF Economists: Florida Consumer Confidence Hits New Eight-Year High
  • UF Professor: Extreme Heat Poses Threat To Midday Exercisers
  • UF Researcher: Working Full Time Does Not Deter Breast-Feeding Mothers
  • Intravenous Antibodies Effective In Premature Infants’ Fight Against Infection, UF Researcher Says
  • UF Researchers Perform First Nerve Tissue Transplant To Treat Man With Spinal Injury
  • UF Research Funding Hits Record High Despite Drops In Federal Spending
  • Snap! Crackle! Pop! Electric Bug Zappers Are Useless For Controlling Mosquitoes, Says UF/IFAS Pest Expert
  • Get Back To Nature To Chase Fireflies, UF Expert Says
  • Online Technology Redefines “Community,” Says UF Researcher
  • UF Economists: Sales Fall But Consumer Confidence Hits Eight-Year High
  • Breakthrough Research On Ocean Algae Could Lead To Freeze- And Drought-Resistant Crops, Says UF/IFAS Scientist
  • UF Researcher: College Policies Ineffective in Speeding Graduation Rates
  • UF Researcher: Grandchildren May Play Role In Caring For Grandparents
  • UF Experts Say Fear Unwarranted But Treat Malathion With Respect
  • UF Researcher: There In Help — But Little Hope — For Deforested Tropics
  • UF Physicians Perform First “Mini” Bone Marrow Transplant
  • New Software Protects Florida Drinking Water From Pesticide
  • North Dakota Extension Turns To UF Psychologists For Support
  • University Of Florida To Require All Students To Have Computer Access
  • UF Dental Material Helps Dentures Stay Planted
  • UF Professor: Watergate Reforms Have Spawned New Scandals
  • North Florida Pine Woods Fall Victim To Southern Pine Beetle
  • Reminding Consumers To Buy Flowers Pays Off, UF Research Says
  • Scientists Test Carbonless Copy Paper For Sickening Side Effects
  • Experts From UF Dig Up World’s Longest Solidified Lightning Bolt
  • Blood Test May Yield Marker For Childhood Behavioral Disorders
  • UF Economists: Good Economic News Fuels Two-Point Hike In Confidence
  • Hand-Held Computers Speed UF’s Home Nursing Visits
  • UF Professor Helps Preserve One Of The Last Untouched Coastal Towns
  • UF To Offer Masters Degree In Business Administration On Internet
  • UF Study Backs Suspicions: For Some, Sports Really Is Better Than Sex
  • UF Researcher: Oldest Archaeological Site In Bahamas Yields Rich Food
  • Termites At The Statue Of Liberty:UF/IFAS Scientist Controls Pest With New Baiting System
  • Strange Bedfellows: Warm Weather Means Dust Mite Population Explosion
  • National Championship Gator License Plates Finally Available
  • Grasshopper Gets Gator Nickname From UF Entomologists
  • UF Researchers Create A Suit That Makes The Wearer A Living Keyboard
  • UF And Fire College Linking Firefighters Statewide On The Web
  • South American Cattle May Benefit U.S. Consumers And Beef Industry
  • Threatened Squirrels Can Call Golf Course Home, UF Researcher Says
  • Learning Cycles Affect Drug Use More Than Laws, Says UF Research
  • University of Florida Affiliate Pioneers Cardiology Treatment
  • Spring Brings Together Snakes And Homeowners, Says UF Scientist
  • UF Marketing Professor Predicts Summer Movie Hits And Misses
  • Revise State Building Codes And Pest Control Regulations To Reduce Termite Damage, Says UF Urban Entomologist
  • Largest Class Ever - 5,101 To Graduate May 3 At University of Florida
  • UF Economists: Consumers In Buying Mood Despite Two-Point Setback
  • Co-Housing More Family-Friendly Than Suburbia, Says UF Researcher
  • UF Professor’s Book Aims To Correct Western Image Of The Balkans
  • UF Researcher: Shark Attacks Down Last Year Worldwide And In Florida
  • UF Researcher Explores Protein’s Role In Kidney Stones
  • UF To Host First International Flyoff For High-Tech Tiny Airplanes
  • UF Researcher: Humans Make Extinction Happen 100 Times Faster
  • UF Researcher: Depressed People Upbeat About Friends And Loved Ones
  • UF Researcher Explores Spirituality’s Role In Health
  • IPOs That Double At Debut Usually Dive InThe Long Run, Says UF Expert
  • UF Researcher: “What Does Your Wife Do?” Symbolizes Change
  • Peter Cottontail Can Be A Family Pet, UF/IFAS Rabbit Specialist Says
  • Ostrich Farmers Enter Shakeout Period For Industry, UF/IFAS Expert Says
  • School Kids Use GIS Computer Program For Global Grasp Of Their World
  • UF Physicians Launch Cyberspace-Aided Study To Examine Safety Of Controversial Heart Drug
  • UF Researchers Compile First National Survey Of Gay And Lesbian Issues
  • UF Researchers: Consumers Are Optimistic But Have Long-Term Worries
  • Epidemic Strikes Alligators At Popular Farm, Says UF Researcher
  • William Maples, Internationally Known UF Anthropologist, Dies At 59
  • Recent Cuban Immigrants Not As Entrepreneurial, Says UF Professor
  • Premature Babies Benefit From Inhaling Nitric Oxide At Shands At The University Of Florida
  • Studies On Cough Reflex May Help Victims Of Spinal Injury
  • UF Survey: Most Floridians Have Tried Alternative Medicine
  • Cat Goes Home After Receiving Kidney Transplant At UF Veterinary Teaching Hospital
  • UF Researchers: Strong Faith In U.S. Economy Fuels Consumer Confidence
  • UF Freshman Hits The Jackpot As First-Time Author
  • UF Professor’s Death Penalty Study Supports Recent ABA Decision
  • Growing Pest Control Industry Faces A Shortage Of Entomologists
  • UF Researcher: Don’t Be Quick To Pick Cough Syrup Just Because It’s Thick
  • UF Researchers Test Massage Therapy For Treatment Of Chronic Sickle Cell Pain
  • UF Professor Goes Back To The Future With “Star Wars”
  • UF Economist: Florida Consumer Confidence Hits Decade High
  • UF Researchers Test Herpes Vaccine
  • UF Researcher: Future Health Care May Be Modeled After ATM Machines
  • UF Researcher: Students And Teachers Benefit From Longer Relationship
  • Barn Owls May Help Solve Everglades’ Rodent Problems
  • Experts Agree: Death Penalty Not A Deterrent To Violent Crime
  • UF Researcher: Personality Type May Influence TV Viewing Choices
  • Inner-City Black Businesses Most Successful, Says UF Researcher
  • State’s Youngest Master Gardener An Old Pro
  • UF Professor: Evolution And Creation Need Not Be Mutually Exclusive
  • UF Researchers: Many Heart Attack Patients Nationwide Are Not Receiving The Best Medications
  • Florida Researchers Tackle Turnover Problem Among Long-Term Care Nurses
  • Vegetable Overdose Possible For People On Certain Types Of Medication
  • New System Could Help Control Fires In Florida Forests