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  • Veterinary administrator named executive associate dean at college
  • Skyscraper Fears
  • Mental exercise has long-term benefits for seniors
  • U.S. News & World Report: Michael Perri
  • History-hunting geneticists can still follow familiar trail
  • How many genes does it take to learn? Lessons from sea slugs
  • Bauer to chair clinical and health psychology department
  • Cavanaugh moves into new senior vice president post
  • Alachua Commission chairwoman to talk about state of county
  • For residence hall maintenance at UF, a photo is all it takes
  • UF Freedom of Information Center honors AP writer
  • Update: Weekly
  • Rising gas prices and soft housing sales hurt consumer confidence
  • UF study reveals fear of discrimination keeps many people with epilepsy out of the workplace
  • UF College of Business introduces weekly podcast series
  • Genetic modification turns plant virus into delivery vehicle for green-friendly insecticide, say UF researchers
  • Florida Museum exhibit features sandhill crane portraits
  • Experts available to comment on Bulgaria, Romania joining European Union
  • Heathy Gators puts UF community on path to good health
  • UF study: Outlook for Florida real estate market not entirely negative
  • Winter workshop addresses environmental statistics
  • UF Football wins Southeastern Conference title, National Championship berth
  • Five years post-9/11, survey shows most consider skyscrapers safe
  • ABC News: Paul Doering
  • Associated Press: David Denslow
  • 'Music of Ray Charles' coming to UF's Phillips Center
  • '100 Years of Broadway' coming to UF
  • Associated Press: Paul Doering
  • Atlanta Journal-Constitution: Jay Ritter
  • Associated Press: Doug Archer
  • Associated Press: Nik Gravenstein
  • Bloomberg News: Bernie Machen
  • Cool Shoulder Pads
  • Drop/add extended; O'Connell Center to show BCS game
  • Bulgarian State Opera brings "The Marriage of Figaro" to UF
  • Bulgarian State Opera brings "The Marriage of Figaro" to UF
  • New York Times: Karen Bjorndal
  • New York Times: Peter L. Rudnytsky
  • New World School of Arts holiday concert to be broadcast on WUFT
  • New York Times: Andrew Schmitz
  • New York Times: Bernie Machen
  • UF extends helping hand to needy families during holidays
  • Research Report: Cool Shoulder Pads
  • Russian ballet troupe to present "One Thousand and One Nights"
  • Naples charity donates millions to fund UF children’s dental clinic
  • Newsday: Boaz Dvir
  • People's Daily Online: Jane Brockmann
  • Tickets now on sale for limited run of 'Aida'
  • UF School of Theatre and Dance to present drama
  • Toby Keith to perform Feb. 10 at the O’Connell Center
  • Warrington College of Business taps Sevilla for assistant dean
  • St. Petersburg Times: Brandon Moore
  • Update: Weekly
  • Theater company puts fresh spin on 'Romeo and Juliet'
  • Naples charity donates millions to fund UF children's dental clinic
  • HUD to turn over migrant housing prototype to UF officials
  • UF researchers find new chink in a "superbug's" armor
  • USA Today: Dennis Jett
  • Allergy-free protein shows hope for a risk-free peanut
  • Washington Post: Michael Marsiske
  • For crickets, parasitic flies can stop the music
  • German cockroaches winning the war against pest control baits
  • Snowbirds and "sunbirds" cause big shifts in Florida’s older population
  • Keb' Mo' to perform at UF in March
  • Nobel Prize winner to speak at commencement ceremony
  • Venetian-based Interpreti Veneziani sets U.S. premiere at UF
  • Rockin’ around the Wii: Video games fun but pose social, health risks
  • Historic preservation enhances quality of life of Floridians, UF study finds
  • Update: Weekly
  • Florida Players stages final production of fall season
  • UF painting professor wins artistic achievement award
  • Fla. Museum plant scientists receive award for outstanding service
  • Florida Museum hosts free student music variety show
  • Florida Museum offers K-5 science class
  • UF School of Music presents annual Sounds of the Season
  • As Hasidic population grows, Jewish politics may shift right
  • Women with chest pain risk serious complications even in absence of blockages
  • Assistant vice president for student affairs now on board
  • Computing Help Desk slates Fall IT Fair
  • Academic Enhancement Program would help UF improve undergrad education
  • Bedbugs begone! UF fumigation school teaches low-cost control method
  • UF lab to be named for graduate student killed in accident
  • Hard-To-Master-Language requires critical thinking
  • South Florida Sun-Sentinel: Stephen Craig
  • UF Counseling Center offers suicide prevention, education program
  • USA Today: Thomas Wiswell
  • Update: Weekly
  • Fulbright Program chooses seven UF faculty to work abroad
  • Piscataway Indian Nation to perform at UF
  • Miami Herald: Welson Tremura
  • Wall Street Journal: University of Florida
  • University Galleries present three new exhibitions
  • UF engineering undergraduates take first place in design contest
  • Associated Press: Roger Reep
  • Update: Weekly
  • Institute of Black Culture hosts Kwanzaa celebration
  • New consortium aims to promote better research to protect state’s forests
  • Grammy-winning Maria Schneider Orchestra to play the Phillips Center
  • Information security experts to speak at UF
  • Surveys find Florida consumers have less to spend for Christmas
  • Analysis of proposed amendments to Florida Constitution available online at UF Law Web site
  • Update: Weekly
  • Florida Board Of Governors approves UF academic enhancement proposal
  • UF scientist develops turkey sausage to help feed hungry Haitian children
  • Fires in far northern forests to have cooling, not warming, effect
  • UF extension officials say cranberry substitute is so easy to grow, anyone can do it
  • UF hosts nationally recognized experts on teen driving
  • Governor, UF open cancer-genetics research complex
  • Film collection valued at $6.4 million given to Smathers Libraries
  • WUFT-FM presents documentary on poverty in Bradford County
  • SEC game to be broadcast in two places inside Reitz Student Union
  • Staffers benefit from single-room design for baby care, study finds
  • Maren Foundation endows faculty, research at UF College of Medicine
  • Floridance fall performance to showcase contemporary dance
  • Pulitzer Prize winner among panelists for symposium on reporters’ privilege
  • Upswing in consumer confidence boosts holiday retail sales outlook
  • UF president to promote higher education on trip to Asian countries
  • USA Today: Ted Schuur and Michelle Mack
  • St. Petersburg Times: Academic Enhancement Program
  • With exercise, elders can improve weakened physical abilities
  • Center brings Hindu traditions to UF classrooms
  • Gene therapy shows promise against hereditary lung disease
  • Horse owners can still vaccinate animals against West Nile virus
  • Former AP correspondent to speak on media, international issues
  • Associated Press: Research Complex Opening
  • Hurricane expert to speak at UF-organized fluid dynamics conference
  • Philippine dance company comes to the Phillips Center
  • Cocaine Comeback
  • UF computing center to demonstrate super-fast transmission of data
  • Antonio Meneses to appear with Orquestra de São Paulo
  • Gov. Bush to speak at research complex grand opening
  • Anonymous 4 with Darol Anger, Scott Nygaard to perform at UF
  • Lucky break gives scientists unique view of underwater eruption
  • Atlanta Journal Constitution: Richard Conley
  • Journalism professor named technology fellow
  • UF dedicates biotechnology manufacturing facility in Alachua park
  • Cooling Fires
  • UF faculty member honored for excellence in nursing education
  • UF flu campaign to resume
  • South Florida Sun-Sentinel: Michael Martinez
  • The English Concert with Andrew Manze comes to UF
  • Florida Players’ fall season gets under way with staging of “Proof”
  • Museum Nights celebrates the Day of the Dead
  • "Helping Our Neighbors" for Thanksgiving
  • Harn Museum brings popular contemporary photographer to Gainesville
  • AIDS Address 2006 set for Nov. 16
  • Scientists: New phylum sheds light on ancestor of animals, humans
  • Female Heart Damage
  • Female Heart Damage
  • Update: Weekly
  • Arizona Republic: Dan Smith
  • Broadway's "Hairspray" coming to UF in December
  • Workshop to address small-business funding
  • InsideUF: November 28, 2006
  • Research Report: Selfish Sex
  • InsideUF: November 7, 2006
  • Selfish Sex
  • Florida Players continues its season with "Bent"
  • InsideUF: November 14, 2006
  • Living Well, Healthy Gators 2010 to host 'Taste of the Holidays'
  • London Guardian: Dan Smith
  • IT task force reviewing UF structures
  • Joseph Glover named interim dean of CLAS
  • Research Report: Space Super-Computer
  • UF student named a Murray Scholar
  • Phillips Center to host timeless play "Jesus Christ Superstar"
  • Research Report: Female Heart Damage
  • Washington Post: Jay Ritter
  • Washington Post: H. Franklin Percival
  • Washington Post: Jay Ritter
  • Pulitzer Prize winner among panelists for symposium on reporters' privilege
  • New consortium aims to promote better research to protect state's forests
  • UF astronomers offer first look at world's largest telescope
  • UF's sustainability director to speak at breakfast program
  • President's House open as rental for special UF events
  • Drug exposure before birth could affect kids' decision-making skills
  • International designer in sustainable architecture to speak at UF
  • Noted law expert to speak as part of Harn Eminent Scholar series
  • UF Real Estate Center receives $2.5 million to bolster program
  • UF awarded $3 million to launch new center on traffic congestion
  • Early Obesity
  • Tour of solar buildings starts in research park Sunday
  • Whooping cough rates higher in states where vaccination exemptions easily obtained
  • UF experts: Decaffeinated coffee is not caffeine-free
  • UF Environmental Health and Safety, Living Well team up to improve employee health and safety
  • Decaf Caution
  • Former White House Chief of Staff Andrew Card to speak at UF
  • Survey: Montana, Florida give best access to election information
  • Academic Technology to host daylong symposium
  • UF to dedicate keynote speech to local community activist
  • UF student wins $80,000 international conservation award for butterfly research
  • Florida MBA program ranks in Top Ten for best overall academic experience
  • Internship forum offers wider variety of employers
  • Update: Weekly
  • Musician to perform at UF to raise money for research into rare disease
  • UF study: Florida faces shortage of Spanish-speaking school counselors
  • GatorJobs, online applicant tracking system, is now live
  • Orlando Sentinel: Holly Lane
  • NCAA peer review team on campus for recertification process
  • New data hint at oncoming cocaine epidemic
  • Ceremony marks fuel conversion at UF Training Reactor
  • GAP day event is for students seeking information on graduate schools
  • Hollywood films portray biracial couples negatively if shown at all
  • USA Today: Lyrissa Lidsky
  • Christian Science Monitor: James Twitchell
  • Associated Press: Caffeine Study
  • UF, Honeywell engineers building first space supercomputer
  • Associated Press: Daniel Salmon
  • Harn Museum presents gallery talk on diverse photography exhibition
  • Associated Press: Bruce Goldberger
  • Bloomberg News: Jay Ritter
  • Relief at pump spurs hike in Florida consumer confidence this month
  • Children of Divorce
  • Associated Press: Kevin McCarthy
  • Researchers explore medicine in the final frontier
  • Associated Press: Organic Farming Degree
  • Flu shot campaign temporarily on hold
  • Revived F Book gives students a place to keep UF memories
  • Miami Herald: Caroline Cardone
  • College of Pharmacy open house
  • Florida Times-Union: Safety Zones
  • Photos: Homecoming 2006
  • Update: Weekly
  • Recital features classical saxophone
  • Miami Herald: Jim Twitchell
  • Palm Beach Post: Michael Allan Wolf
  • Time magazine: Leslie Hendeles
  • Florida Marine Biotechnology Summit to be held Nov. 14-15 in Gainesville
  • UF part of $30 million effort to expand science "cyber infrastructure"
  • Research Report: Children of Divorce
  • New York Times: Dan Smith
  • Sexual attitudes help explain narcissists' relationship problems
  • Wall Street Journal: Richard Hollinger
  • Former president of Peru to speak at UF
  • Washington Post: Merit Scholar Aid
  • UFPA co-commissions special production
  • Wall Street Journal: Dan Smith
  • When man and suit combine, it's "Molar Man" time!
  • Florida Museum of Natural History opens new permanent garden and indoor exhibit
  • Women in media focus of panel discussion
  • UF physicist leads team that discovers protons and neutron relatives
  • Update: Weekly
  • Walkers will light the night on UF campus
  • UPI: Diane Mazur
  • UF president to give sustainability report card at conference
  • UF School of Music presents Halloween Recital
  • Student safety No. 1 goal for Florida-Georgia game
  • Decaf Caution
  • UF's 83rd annual Homecoming parade starts at noon Friday
  • UF to host statewide conference on campus and community sustainability efforts
  • New, bigger barnacle discovered on Florida's east coast
  • For creative teacher, it's always first and goal
  • UF study reveals many people with epilepsy risk driving to get to work
  • UF study: Store's interior design may be best front against shoplifting
  • UF's new admissions director helps students find their niche
  • Superior Accomplishment Award nominations due Oct. 31
  • Annual barbecue for alumni offered at O'Connell
  • Architecture studio is UF's first venture to India
  • Museum Nights entertains with gallery lecture and Butterfly Rainforest
  • WUFT-TV and Cox Communictions will provide live television coverage of parade
  • TV personality Dick Vitale to speak at O’Connell Center
  • Famous French feminist to visit UF Oct. 9
  • Sustainability director to speak at next breakfast meeting
  • Harn Eminent Scholar Series welcomes world-renowned art historians
  • Pulitzer Prize-nominee, newspaper columnist Carl Hiaasen to speak
  • Diabetes Hormone
  • Tiny Tampa Bay fish key to evolution of immune system
  • InsideUF: October 3, 2006
  • Museum to display ivory-billed woodpeckers beginning Thursday
  • UF researcher given prestigious professorship from Poland
  • One-of-a-kind imaging probe reveals secrets useful for drug discovery
  • Magazine ranks UF among best places to work in academia
  • Sick Leave Pool opens enrollment until Oct. 31
  • Update: Weekly
  • HHP students to participate in National Walk to School Day
  • Chicago Tribune: Norb Dunkel
  • Bowling clinic offered to UF's female students, employees
  • Bloomberg News: Jay Ritter
  • UF research yields new insight on spread of E. coli in spinach
  • Boston Globe: Dr. Marco Pahor
  • Cox president to discuss echo boomers, media’s future during UF visit
  • Chicago Tribune: Jacobo Konigsberg
  • UF presents artistic celebration as part of Homecoming week
  • Children of divorce
  • UF Community Campaign seeks to raise $1.2 million this year
  • Florida boy is state's first to get new mechanical heart device designed for children
  • Dentistry professor receives NIH grant
  • UF survey: State’s insurance crisis tops list of real estate trends
  • Denver Post: Dr. William Winter
  • UF celebrates 100 years of service to city, county, state
  • Los Angeles Times: Gail Rampersaud
  • Newsweek: Zina Evans
  • Harn Museum offers new series of films
  • Justice Ginsburg visit
  • UF study: Live oak trees struggle for survival in growth areas
  • Pesticide Breast Impact
  • Pugh Hall groundbreaking celebration
  • Orlando Sentinel: Organic Farming Degree
  • Palm Beach Post: Tech transfer
  • Syria's ambassador to U.S. to speak Oct. 2
  • UF program celebrates Constitution Day
  • New UF radio series gives gardeners Florida-friendly information
  • Research Report: Pesticide breast impact
  • Staff, faculty provided free admission to Sunday's volleyball game
  • Wall Street Journal: Dave Denslow
  • Washington Post: Chris Peterson
  • University to observe 9/11 anniversary
  • USA Today: Barbara Bennett-Woodhouse
  • Update: Weekly
  • Gift creates park and helps establish $2 million UF endowment
  • When the magazine girl begs 'come hither,' the (female) reader yawns
  • Student group offers help, free software for personal computers
  • Dip in gas prices helps consumer confidence to recover August losses
  • Astronomers discover two new planets, both among the hottest ever
  • Community Campaign director leaving after 13 years of success
  • UPI: Robyn Goodman, Jon Morris and John Sutherland
  • InsideUF: September 26, 2006
  • Time magazine: Eric Triplett
  • UF to celebrate 100 years of service to city, county, state
  • InsideUF: September 12, 2006
  • Update: Weekly
  • Web site links Gators to Gators around the world
  • Dedication ceremony for Kathryn Chicone Ustler Hall
  • Boy undergoes rare surgery to correct life-threatening disease
  • Working Stress
  • UF receives $250,000 grant to enhance faculty career flexibility
  • Nominations for Davis Productivity Awards due Sept. 29
  • Astronomy Department shines light on East Gainesville
  • Florida Blue Key seeks to honor outstanding faculty
  • Vet student develops computer-based study tool in a flash
  • Five named to Academy of Distinguished Teaching Scholars
  • Faculty Development Conversations for Fall begin Sept. 19
  • Sexy ads
  • Update: Weekly
  • Energy does grow on trees
  • Benefits open enrollment continues through Oct. 18
  • Vaccine combination leads to fevers, more ER visits for babies
  • Florida Museum seeks volunteers for Newberry fossil dig
  • UF, UGA and City of Jacksonville team up for safer game weekend
  • Update: Weekly
  • Reading Readiness
  • Galleria artist to meet visitors during Museum Nights
  • Deborah Amos, UF graduate and NPR correspondent, to speak Sept. 26 at Phillips
  • The sweet science: Viruses switch grip to gain upper hand
  • Nursing dean to serve on national advisory panel
  • UF researcher given endowed professorship
  • U.S. Supreme Court Associate Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg to dedicate Chesterfield Smith Ceremonial Classroom at UF Law School on Sept. 21
  • Rinker School to host International Sustainable Construction Conference
  • With spinach, it may be what's on the inside that counts
  • Alcohol Benefits
  • UF survey: State's insurance crisis tops list of real estate trends
  • Nearly 400 employers slated to attend Career Showcase
  • $6.1 million for athletic endowment announced at Gator Gala
  • Associated Press: Ted Schuur
  • New study ranks UF top public university in tech transfer
  • Forbes.com: Jim Twitchell
  • UF study: Girls perform better on tests when feuding parents divorce
  • Emergency Engine
  • Gators on the Go initiative kicks off Sept. 26
  • Associated Press: Maxine Margolis
  • UF study shows leptin could combat type 2 diabetes
  • Associated Press: Dr. Nik Gravenstein
  • Summer commencement ceremonies scheduled for Saturday
  • MIT’s senior lawyer named VP and general counsel at UF
  • UF experts available to comment on fifth anniversary of Sept. 11 attacks
  • Sixth annual Ask Me Campaign
  • Study shows link between morbid obesity, low IQ in toddlers
  • Harn Museum reopens galleries with seven new exhibitions
  • Inaugural Florida Butterfly Festival to be held Oct. 14-15
  • Update: Weekly
  • Back to school means getting back to sleep
  • Atlanta Journal-Constitution: Lou Guillette
  • Palm deaths accelerating on Florida coast; likely cause is rising seas
  • UF receives $3 million from Florida rancher for eye disease research
  • Baltimore Sun: Leslie Hendeles & Randy C. Hatton
  • Healing potential discovered in everyday human brain cells
  • Consumer confidence in August dips to lowest level in 13 years
  • Miami Herald: Dennis Jett
  • InsideUF: August 29, 2006
  • $1.1 Million PepsiCo Foundation grant supports family health self-empowerment project at the University of Florida
  • UF psychologist helps patients put an end to restless nights
  • Update: Weekly
  • Students with mental retardation make gains in the general classroom, UF study finds
  • Former Ohio State dean to lead College of Veterinary Medicine
  • UF study shows how cigarette smoke blocks cell repair
  • New, free booklet can help you protect trees from storms
  • Update: Weekly
  • Astronomers: Dark, normal matter forced apart in massive collision
  • Reading readiness
  • UF receives $100,000 to help celebrate, preserve freedom of information
  • It’s time to rethink the U.S. policy toward Cuba
  • UF experts help oyster processors use new technology to keep consumers, industry healthy
  • Scientists: wildlife corridors benefit plant biodiversity, native plants
  • ABC News: Terry McCoy
  • Famed Indian dancer Uma Dogra to perform at University of Florida
  • MIT's senior lawyer named VP and general counsel at UF
  • Associated Press: Engineering Team
  • UF launches one of the nation's first organic agriculture degree programs
  • Associated Press: Eric Schwartz
  • Associated Press: Dr. Carl Pepine
  • UF introduces three new peanuts: Florida-07, York and McCloud
  • Associated Press: PepsiCo Grant
  • Recreational shoppers don’t just browse but spend more than others
  • Baltimore Sun: Diane Mazur
  • UF security professionals win world’s largest "hacking" competition
  • Associated Press: Maxine L. Margolis
  • UF botany student's scientific illustrations now on display at Fla. Museum
  • RTS to add Sunday service on nine bus routes
  • BusinessWeek: Jim Twitchell
  • UF researchers to play key role in Burnham Institute’s Florida location
  • At an underwater volcano, evidence of man's environmental impact
  • BBC News: Dr. Ying Li
  • Activist Al Sharpton starts speaker series at UF
  • Consumer confidence crashes
  • UF nursing student chosen as national geriatric scholar
  • Campus connections
  • Changing the Face of Medicine
  • New York Times: Harry Crews
  • UF tops half-billion mark in research funding for first time
  • New York Times: Roger Reep
  • UF study: Contrasting teaching styles in U.S.-China classrooms may influence students’ learning preferences
  • Miami Herald: Chris McCarty
  • New York Times: Dolores Albarracín
  • Orlando Sentinel: Zina Evans
  • NPR: Maxine Margolis
  • Orlando Sentinel: David Colburn
  • New York Times: UF's role as a research partner
  • Reuters: Kurt Gurley
  • St. Petersburg Times: Ronald Carpenter
  • Reuters: Eric Storch
  • UF botany student’s scientific illustrations now on display at Fla. Museum
  • UF names chief cardiothoracic surgeon
  • UF landscape architecture students sweep state awards, reach out to community
  • St. Petersburg Times: Zina Evans
  • Students' photos to be exhibited
  • UF officials monitoring Tropical Storm Ernesto
  • Wall Street Journal: C. John Sommerville
  • UF medical students hold health fair for kids
  • USA Today: Jay Ritter
  • USA Today: Lars Noah
  • New system provides power, water, refrigeration from one source
  • Machen, Meyer to address 36th annual Civic Club/UF Luncheon
  • Scripps Howard News Service: Mark Fenster
  • Washington Times: Chris Burney
  • UF law professor earns top award from Taiwan government
  • Wall Street Journal: Tom Spreen
  • Federal lawmakers, industry leaders to attend UF Energy Forum
  • Washington Post: William Carr
  • UF experts available to comment on Cuban situation
  • Emergency engine
  • Kids with OCD bullied more than others, study shows
  • UF scientists test improved gene therapy method for hereditary heart conditions
  • Researchers aim to curb high-risk drinking among college freshmen
  • Scientists develop new, molecular approach to early cancer detection
  • Washington Post: Brent Scott
  • Two UF students named Gubernatorial Fellows
  • Associated Press: Larry Deeb
  • UF experts to help develop shrimp certification program
  • University Relations cleans house during awards season
  • Former St. Petersburg Times executive editor earns UF professorship
  • Update: Weekly
  • Women more likely to be perpetrators of abuse as well as victims
  • UF and France sign cooperative four-year research agreement
  • Comedian Jim Gaffigan will headline Gator Growl pep rally
  • New decongestants
  • Museum Nights hosts gallery talk and Butterfly Rainforest
  • Time to ready your boat for a storm is now, UF researcher says
  • Associated Press: Dr. Michael Okun
  • Sleepless at work
  • Alumna's artwork to be exhibited at Reitz
  • State and university officials will discuss the creation of the Florida Center for Brain Tumor Research
  • Atlanta Journal Constitution: Jay Ritter
  • Associated Press: Dr. Nancy Mendenhall
  • UF dental faculty recognized at home and abroad
  • Bloomberg News Service: Jay Ritter
  • Tickets go on sale Saturday for Tom Petty concert
  • Chicago Tribune: Cynda Crawford
  • Miami Herald: Brent Scott
  • DARE honors UF addiction expert
  • UF researchers question effectiveness of decongestant
  • Cox News Service: Dr. Michael S. Okun
  • Free GRE math review sessions offered
  • Miami Herald: Michael Allan Wolf
  • United Press International: Martin Cohn
  • Miami Herald: Steve Eikenberry
  • UF scientists reverse muscle contractions in mouse model of muscular dystrophy
  • UF introduces refreshed signature to improve identity consistency
  • Museums open doors to students, community on July 20
  • New York Times: Janie Fouke
  • National Geographic News: James Gillooly
  • New York Times: Dr. Robert L. Wears
  • Reitz arts center sponsors poster sale
  • Update: Weekly
  • New York Times: Jay Ritter
  • Large dinosaurs were extremely hot in their day, UF study finds
  • South Florida Sun-Sentinel: Jason Acosta
  • Reuters: Dr. Lindsey Kirsch-Darrow
  • Scientific American: Pierre Sikivie
  • St. Petersburg Times: Mike Siegel
  • UF scientists discover evolutionary origin of fins, limbs
  • St. Petersburg Times: Ron Akers
  • New test could keep babies from contracting deadly infections
  • Study pinpoints how genetic glitch could keep some people from feeling full
  • Time Magazine: Dr. Michael Okun
  • UF biotechnology center appoints director with 'stellar' qualifications
  • UF professor, Parkinson's patients to bike across Iowa
  • Update: Weekly
  • UF researchers discover cause of "vine decline" virus
  • Associated Press: Mike Rollo
  • Wall Street Journal: Mark Gold
  • Texas winemakers find success in award-winning wine made from UF’s hardy grape
  • UF computing desk to host Information Technology Fair
  • Texas winemakers find success in award-winning wine made from UF's hardy grape
  • 'Grandtravel' popular bonding experience for grandparents
  • Museum event offers free entertainment, refreshments
  • Update: Weekly
  • Consumer confidence rises in July, but likely to fall in next few months
  • Spyro Gyra jazzes up the Phillips Center July 13
  • Health benefits of moderate drinking extend to elderly
  • UF study sheds light on cystic fibrosis-related diabetes
  • PR professor to boost global communication
  • Healthy Gators coalition seeks photo submissions
  • UF study: Lack of sleep impairs job satisfaction, especially for women
  • Update: Weekly
  • Medium is the message for stem cells in search of identities
  • Create a telescope program focusing on education, research
  • Armed with cannons, cranes and wind machines, engineers test houses
  • UF students win record number of prestigious scholarships
  • UF to offer enhanced graduate student health insurance package
  • UF to expand Arts in Medicine to Nairobi, Kenya
  • Scallop season begins July 1. Do you know where your snorkel is?
  • Illinois professor named dean of Design, Construction and Planning
  • Tampa Tribune: Stephen Craig
  • Noted expert in law and psychiatry available for comment on Yates murder retrial
  • Alachua County Legislative Delegation to address Campus Council Breakfast
  • UPI: UF astronomers
  • Update: Weekly
  • UF student selected to attend meeting of Nobel Prize Laureates
  • UPI: Frank Mazzotti
  • Study: Pirates pursued democracy, helped American colonies survive
  • USA Today: Jay Ritter
  • Wall Street Journal: Randy Ploetz
  • UF pediatric geneticist named to prestigious society
  • USA Today: Jay Ritter
  • Bone marrow may restore cells lost in vision diseases
  • Global warming could accelerate from thawing Siberian permafrost
  • Elders with anemia face increased health risks
  • UF expert sees no reason to delay shuttle launch
  • Associated Press: Dennis Jett
  • Associated Press: Michael Heckenberger
  • Schools suspend poor students to raise test scores, study shows
  • Update: Weekly
  • Associated Press: Wayne Wallace
  • $5 Million gift creates brain tumor therapy center at University of Florida
  • AIM Together Florida to connect performing arts and hospital communities throughout state
  • Astronomos se reunen en Miami en torno al telescopio mas grande del mundo
  • Chicago Tribune: Bruce Goldberger
  • Atlanta Journal-Constitution: Fritz Roka
  • UF study: Community colleges face leadership gap over next five years
  • Update: Weekly
  • Astronomers to meet in Miami to plan for world’s largest telescope
  • Astronomers find hundreds of young, distant galaxy clusters
  • Good Morning America:Barry Byrne
  • Chicago Tribune: Bruce Goldberger
  • New York Times: Mark Fenster
  • Los Angeles Times: Kent Vliet
  • Mormino's "Land of Sunshine, State of Dreams" wins Florida Historical Society Tebeau Award
  • UF receives $1.5 million from Howard Hughes Medical Institute
  • Los Angeles Times: Jay Ritter
  • Small animal medicine resident appears on cover of professional journal
  • Astronomers to meet in Miami to plan for world's largest telescope
  • As 2006 hurricane season starts, UF officials urge readiness
  • 'Judas Snakes' help researchers remove pythons from the Everglades
  • UF veterinary college names 2006 Distinguished Award winners
  • Miami Herald: Technology Transfer
  • Miami Herald: Brian Cabrera
  • New York Times: C. Parker Gibbs
  • New York Times: Jay Ritter
  • Newsweek : Fred Edwards
  • Human-size digital moth prints by Joseph Scheer now on display at Fla.
  • Pesticide breast impact
  • Reuters: Rhonda M. Cooper-DeHoff
  • Technology, enterprise pay off for campus housing staff, residents
  • Consumer confidence rises in June for no apparent explainable reason
  • St. Petersburg Times: William McKeen
  • Exercise improves mental state of individuals with physical disabilities
  • UF seminar to provide teachers with insight into East Asia
  • Christian Science Monitor: Bruce Goldberger
  • Annual Fourth of July event set for Monday evening
  • Harn Museum receives grant to improve collection storage
  • Harn Museum studio classes begin July 6
  • Altered breast tissue development in young girls linked to pesticides
  • University of Florida earns national recognition in distance education
  • UF study: Female and minority experts most effective in HIV prevention
  • Digital art exhibit opens next week at Reitz Student Union Gallery
  • Boston Globe: James Twitchell
  • UF study explores why boys are falling behind girls in school
  • New UF Web site gives consumers, industry professionals one-stop source for extension information
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  • Boston Globe: Stefan Rayer
  • Former PRSA president named visiting professor at UF
  • Boston Herald: Cynda Crawford
  • Students hope for first-place win at international race competition
  • Christian Science Monitor: Chris McCarty
  • Miami Herald: Frank Mazzotti
  • UF addiction medicine chief honored for lifetime achievements
  • Blind chickens
  • UF chosen for EPA’s best workplace for commuters list
  • BellSouth Foundation awards $600,000 grant to University of Florida College of Education
  • Don't restrict biosolids without understanding their phosphorus content, says UF expert
  • Program for Hispanic, Latino freshmen seeks volunteers
  • Harn Museum features contemporary greats in newest exhibition
  • Libraries offer orientation next week
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  • London Guardian: Charles Martin
  • Florida Museum honors Leslie Klein as Volunteer of the Year award
  • Certain blood pressure-lowering drugs reduce diabetes risk in Hispanic patients
  • UF scientists restore sight to chickens with blinding disease
  • Miami Herald plus: Kent Vliet
  • For the future hydrogen economy, a tiny, self-powered sensor
  • How ancient whales lost their legs, got sleek and conquered the oceans
  • Los Angeles Times: Michael Moseley
  • UPI: Gary Butcher
  • Support for Israel not universal among American Jews, study shows
  • P.K. Nair to receive prestigious Humboldt Research Award
  • New 'Hurricane House' opens to public May 26 at UF's Fort Lauderdale Research and Education Center
  • Little Shop of Horrors performance at Phillips Center canceled
  • George Hochmuth appointed UF/IFAS associate dean for research
  • University of Florida Performing Arts announces upcoming season
  • Harn Museum receives City Beautification Board’s highest honor
  • Civic Lights designers in town to tour prospective project sites
  • Head of nuclear weapons lab to speak at Engineering graduation
  • New Scientist: Sue Semple-Rowland
  • Associated Press: Stan Smith
  • New York Times plus: Frank Mazzotti
  • Update: Weekly
  • Students leaving UF residence halls urged to recycle
  • US News & World: UF Study
  • New York Times: Doug Levey
  • Hurricane hazards
  • Prenatal cocaine exposure not linked to bad behavior in kids
  • Alligator safety
  • Orlando Sentinel plus: James Twitchell
  • Low home sales and high fuel prices hit consumer confidence
  • UF-Sponsored workshop focuses on bioreactor landfills in Florida
  • Philadelphia Inquirer: Kent Vliet
  • AARP magazine: Mark Gold
  • Research Report: Senior religion
  • Associated Press: Alan Long
  • UF experts available to comment on fatal attacks by alligators
  • New WUFT/TV show highlights arts, culture in North Florida
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  • Associated Press: Paul Doering
  • UF junior chosen as one of 20 Beinecke Scholarship winners nationwide
  • World's tiniest test tubes get teensiest corks
  • Hurricanes' latent hazards tracked by poison centers
  • Florida Butterfly Festival photo contest entries due Sept. 15
  • Reuters,Scripps Howard: Eric Storch
  • McClatchy Professor in Freedom of Information named at UF's College of Journalism and Communications
  • Cutting calories slightly can reduce aging damage
  • Mother's Day roses could soon smell sweeter, thanks to UF research
  • Don't ask, might not think to tell: Communication key to preventing risky drug interactions
  • Reuters: Daniel Smith
  • UF study: "Don't call us, we’ll call you" class tool may aid math students
  • 'Quilting Natural Florida' exhibit to open at Florida Museum June 10
  • Boaters beware - loose crab traps can cause havoc and headaches, UF expert says
  • UF names new assistant provost and admissions director
  • UF's long-distance engineering program expands
  • UF's Rinker School receives $100,000 gift
  • Documentary Institute receives second Barnouw Award
  • Taking evolution's temperature: Researchers pinpoint the energy it takes to make a species
  • USA Today: Jim Twitchell
  • N.C. arts school provost named dean of UF's College of Fine Arts
  • Elders' ability to walk predicts future health outcomes
  • UF chosen for EPA's best workplace for commuters list
  • Wall Street Journal: Daniel Smith
  • Award-winning nature writer to discuss his new book at UF
  • Blues legend Buddy Guy opens UFPA's summer season June 15
  • Washington Post: Steve B. Morse
  • Gator fans invited to O'Connell Center for men's hoops championship game
  • Hartford Courant: Jim Twitchell
  • Hass appointed assistant general counsel
  • UF experts available to comment on illegal immigration issues
  • Christian Science Monitor: Ellen Eckels Martin
  • USA Today: Manuel Vasquez
  • Florida Museum scientist elected to National Academy of Sciences
  • National conference on child health psychology to be held at UF
  • United Press International: Engineering Students
  • Florida Museum fossil dig successful, more volunteers needed through May 13
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  • Lombardi Scholarship Program selects 2006 class
  • Palm Beach Post: Kurt Gurley
  • Gatorade creator Robert Cade special guest for Gator Day
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  • UF study: Even good employees act up if supervisors mistreat them
  • Lecture explores fossil teeth research on ancient ecology
  • Gators at the White House
  • Thirty-three faculty named UF Research Professors for 2006
  • UF cardiologist elected to prestigious medical groups
  • UF extension agent says new pickup trucks in Cedar Key reflect economic impact of clam industry
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  • South Florida Sun-Sentinel: Timothy Judge
  • New student-designed system tracks firefighters, special forces
  • Harn Museum celebrates Earth Day with performances, activities
  • Geologists: Opening of passage may be tied to Antarctic cooling
  • Protected agriculture project boosts crop yields by 10 times over field-grown production
  • Florida Museum to celebrate Earth Day with special activities
  • Bullying keeps overweight kids off the field
  • London Free Press: Louis Guillette
  • UFVMC trains disaster first responders for large animals
  • NBC Dateline: Christine Sapienza
  • Steering Council set to guide University of Florida campaign
  • Miami Herald: Chris McCarty
  • Photos: UF celebrates national championship in men’s basketball
  • New Scientist: Steve Eikenberry
  • Update: Weekly
  • New York Times: Stephen Yanoviak
  • UF bat house will receive nursery module for baby bat safety
  • New York Times: Carl J. Pepine
  • Associated Press: Jay Ritter
  • University Press of Florida books win Florida Historical Society award
  • Palm Beach Post: Joe Little
  • Tanzer elected president of national association
  • East Coast butterflies topic of Florida Museum lecture April 23
  • UF students present designs for new child development and research center
  • Law pioneers to be honored by Levin College of Law
  • St. Louis Post-Dispatch: Michael Moseley
  • President Machen honors 30 students for community service
  • Photos: Gator fans pack O'Connell Center for hoops championship game
  • Machen appoints curator and archivist as official UF historian
  • Tampa Tribune: Richard Beilock
  • Manatee experts to discuss book at local bookstore
  • Survivors' Art Exhibit opens May 1
  • Schools superintendent to speak at breakfast meeting
  • Environmental policy expert to speak on 'racial ecology' of Hurricane Katrina
  • National grant supports architecture student scholarships
  • Men's Basketball Trophy on display at UF Bookstore Friday
  • UF Digital Collections Web site debuts
  • Expanded list of UF experts available to discuss 2006 hurricane season
  • Local musical groups unite to present Dvo?ák's Requiem, Saturday, April 22, at the Phillips Center
  • Miami Herald: Top 10 Ranking
  • UF honors local educators, grad students for 'engaged' scholarship that benefits schools, community
  • Wall Street Journal: Michael Marsiske
  • Wall Street Journal: Jay Ritter
  • Washington Post: Diane Mazur
  • Professor's new book looks at where guys go — just to be guys
  • UF study: Asian swamp eel little threat to state's $60 million aquaculture industry
  • Higher gas prices cause dip in Florida consumer confidence
  • Wall Street Journal: UF's Podcasts
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  • Gator family part of 8,043 receiving degrees in spring commencement
  • Religious orientation influences elderly's fear of death, study shows
  • New UF tool measures heart implant patients' anxiety
  • Three win Teacher/Adviser of the Year Awards at UF for 2005-2006
  • Food service advisory panel to meet Thursday
  • Organization gives $1 million for pediatric cancer research at UF
  • Washington Post: Barry Schlenker
  • Competition emphasizes interdisciplinary teamwork
  • UF zoologist receives $1 million from Howard Hughes Medical Institute
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  • Washington Post: Sarah Hamersma
  • Photos: Gator Hoops takes victory lap after NCAA win
  • Associated Press: Dave Denslow
  • Researchers use new technique to treat high blood pressure, kidney damage
  • UF faculty receive Internationalizing the Curriculum awards
  • Harn Museum hosts Alachua County student art exhibition
  • Harn Museum to feature MUSE fashion show, music performance April 6 at Museum Nights
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  • Associated Press: Michael Seigel
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  • Bloomberg News Service: Jay Ritter
  • Champion Gators return
  • Florida Museum, Alachua Astronomy Club present "Starry Night" April 13
  • Florida Museum presents 'Revealing the Deep' lecture March 30
  • New UF economic report forecasts future of Florida's $9.3 billion citrus industry
  • Schools superintendent to speak at breakfast meeting
  • 'Sopranos' actress to speak at Reitz Student Union March 23
  • Comedian Margaret Cho to perform April 11 at the O'Connell Center
  • Texas A&M dept. head named UF's Health and Human Performance dean
  • Harn MUSEs offer interactive museum experience during Museum Nights March 30
  • International conference looks at 'Politics of Inequality'
  • Texas A&M dept. head named UF’s Health and Human Performance dean
  • Florida Museum offers 'Almost Gone' preschool class April 12
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  • Smathers Libraries' fourth annual Read-A-Thon coming March 27-30
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  • Barbara Wingo named interim general counsel, effective April 1
  • March 27 forum seeks input on NCAA compliance
  • City official to talk about urban revitalization at campus breakfast
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  • Free seminar at UF teaches security awareness for Internet users
  • Three art exhibitions in university galleries host receptions
  • Wall Street Journal: Desmond Schatz
  • Symposium brings art world elite to Harn Museum
  • Wall Street Journal: Brian Ilfeld
  • Progress Energy helps launch UF Water Institute through $1.2 million gift
  • VISA International Month starts today
  • UF professor named American Council on Education Fellow
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  • Leaders of Florida universities to talk about academic freedom
  • Nobel Prize-winning author Elie Wiesel to speak at the University of Florida
  • USA Today: John Reynolds
  • Time Magazine: George Schultz
  • The fight for water
  • St. Petersburg Times: Chris McCarty
  • Palm Beach Post: Daniel Smith
  • Research Report: Alzheimer’s clues
  • New York Times: Jim Twitchell
  • New York Times: Jay Ritter
  • UF physicist receives State Department fellowship in Washington, D. C.
  • Political commentator Ann Coulter to speak at the University of Florida
  • Update: Weekly
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  • New UF study ranks states' constitutions for access provisions
  • Reptile chic: UF wildlife ecologist says Florida alligator farmers cashing in on fashion trend
  • Director chosen for University of Florida Water Institute
  • Sodas and energy drinks can supply a surprising caffeine jolt
  • Caffeine content
  • Graduate Student Council hosts Research Forum
  • Update: Weekly
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  • Retired NASA astronaut to speak at UF about flying the space shuttle
  • Activist Laurie David to introduce Robert F. Kennedy Jr. at UF
  • Some heart patients vulnerable to mental stress
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  • More sponsors needed for "Fanfares & Fireworks" event
  • Boston Globe: Manuel Vasquez
  • University of Florida professor wins National Book Critics Circle Award
  • Los Angeles Times: Gary Butcher
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  • Importance of biomass is topic for March 28 lecture
  • Fla. Museum spring break camps lead k-5 students on outdoor exploration
  • Mega-partnership lands biotech training grant
  • Florida Museum to host 'Bats & Butterflies: A Celebration of Pollinators' during
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  • Washington Times: Jon Morris
  • Don't tamper with citizen initiative
  • HHP students host basketball tournament to benefit March of Dimes
  • Bacterial gene could help crops beat the heat of global warming, say UF researchers
  • Students win awards for promoting diversity in residence facilities
  • UF College of Design, Construction and Planning receives $1 million gift
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  • UF hosts conference on law, environment, humanities, policy and children
  • Distinguished UF alumnus Byong Man Ahn to speak at UF about "Dealing with North Korea"
  • UF study: Jazzy store environments not always best for consumers
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  • Associated Press: David Ostroff
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  • Associated Press: Bernie Machen
  • Museum presents class during Alachua County school holiday March 24
  • PopularMechanics.com: UF Engineering Students
  • Buddhists for P.E.A.C.E. group offers information at seminar
  • Student insurance plan expands birth control coverage
  • Update: Weekly
  • Three UF students earn Goldwater Scholarships
  • New UF program helps children avoid snakes
  • Noted artist and UF alumnus to lecture at Harn
  • Drawing exhibit opens March 21 in Reitz gallery
  • University of Florida hosts national speech and debate tournament
  • UF: Phone service discount benefits few low-income Floridians
  • Two UF students win Truman Scholarships
  • Reuters: Bruce Goldberger
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  • UF students attend conference to explore future of nuclear power
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  • UF study: Healthy stock returns beef up Florida consumer confidence
  • Student Health Center adds electronic records system
  • Inner-city black men face higher risk of prostate cancer
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  • Heart stress test
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  • Attorney for Andrea Yates to speak at UF on insanity defense
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  • Illustrated lecture to offer insights into art history, classical Greece
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  • Researchers seek answers to combat TB epidemic
  • Student entrepreneurs: New sensor will help guarantee freshness
  • Chancellor emeritus receives lifetime achievement award from Auburn University Alumni Association
  • Museums to host UF Cultural Plaza flight demonstration April 4
  • Students invited to talk about alcohol use
  • Discussion, book signing at Harn to feature internationally renowned artists
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  • UF hosts inaugural religion, nature and culture conference
  • Students show contemporary ceramics in Reitz gallery
  • Classical Association to meet in Gainesville
  • Comedian Margaret Cho to perform April 11 at the O’Connell Center
  • Expert to speak at UF about behavioral health, social justices on campuses
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  • UF professor examines role of race, fame in public scandals
  • Forum slated to gain input into NCAA certification process at UF
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  • Arts program pairs medical students with people 65 and older
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  • UF's dance program uses technology to reach the National Festival
  • Florida Museum presents 'Beautiful Butterflies' home school classes
  • Fla. Museum presents 'The Relic' at science movie night March 30
  • John Wright named interim dean of UF's College of Journalism and Communications
  • Fla. Museum presents 'Tarzan' at Science Movie Night Feb. 16
  • UF physicist selected to lead world's largest high energy project
  • UF scientists trace origin of shark's electric sense
  • Washington Post: Alan W. Hodges
  • Art for Life program brings Harn's offerings to the public
  • Leaders of Latin American social movements to participate in UF's Center for Latin American Studies 55th Annual Conference
  • Museum presents "Where the Wild Wood Grows" middle school class Feb. 25
  • Smathers Libraries' Caribbean collection exhibited at Miami museum
  • A better tool to study role of iron in Alzheimer's, Parkinson's
  • Museum offers 'Amazing Adaptations' spring classes
  • Ancient DNA helps UF researchers unearth potential hemophilia therapy
  • Update: Weekly
  • Reuters: Dr. Jennifer Miller
  • Children in the South face higher health risks
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  • UF law conference is first to combine law, children and environment
  • UF political scientist receives second Fulbright Award
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  • UF Inter-Residence Hall Association wins regional, national awards
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  • Butterflies to be released into Rainforest exhibit on weekends
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  • UF to host lecture on art of adolescence in early Greece
  • Associated Press: Harry Klee
  • UF researchers develop ways to keep the bloom on the rose
  • Miami Herald: Elizabeth Rowe
  • Update: Weekly
  • UPI: Terril Nell
  • Sessions to help students prepare for financial aid help
  • UF study: World shark attacks dipped in 2005, part of long-term trend
  • Documentary made at UF to be shown nationally on PBS
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  • Business Week: Jay Ritter
  • Update: Weekly
  • New book on women engineers spotlights four at UF
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  • UF study: Florida to experience continued growth despite hurricanes
  • A tiny bug with a big appetite: UF researchers say scale insect attacks more than 300 species of plants
  • College of Health and Human Performance hosts seminar, conference
  • UF doctoral student studies NASCAR, picks Daytona winners
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  • UF study: Gas price and interest rate hikes sink consumer confidence
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  • Noted writers to speak during annual UF festival
  • University of Florida student wins prestigious Gates Cambridge Scholarship
  • Wild Florida frontier topic of Florida Museum lecture Feb. 19
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  • Dark Star Orchestra pays tribute to Grateful Dead at the Phillips Center Feb. 21
  • Leading autism experts to discuss clinical, research developments
  • Associate Press: J. Howard Frank
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  • UF study: Excuses hurt job productivity when performing simple tasks
  • Center for Latin American Studies at the University of Florida celebrates 75 years of Latin American Studies at UF
  • UF expert to showcase insects at Olustee re-enactment
  • Chicago Tribune: Samim Anghaie
  • HHP to host Sports Business Career Forum
  • UF engineer develops tiny, easily mass-produced motion sensor
  • Let Florida have its own CDC
  • UPI: Huikai Xie
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  • Forest Service official to talk about biomass, energy
  • Jeb Bush's secret-squirrel hunt?
  • Los Angeles Times: David Figlio
  • Miami Herald: Bernie Machen
  • Architecture professor named director of design center
  • UF scientists reveal ancient origin of vertebrate skeleton
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  • National Geographic News: George Burgess
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  • Veterinary administrator named interim dean at UF veterinary college
  • New York Times: Carl J. Pepine
  • National Geographic News: Martin Cohn
  • Expert on obesity to speak Feb. 22 as part of York Distinguished Lecturer Series
  • Palm Beach Post: UF’s Hillel Jewish student center
  • Disability Resource Center to offer more services in bigger location
  • UF Speech and Hearing Clinic to receive grant to provide speech therapy services to adults in Alachua County
  • Dancers, lecturer featured at Museum Night at Harn
  • PBS: Sandra Dickson
  • PBS: Churchill Roberts
  • Student Government elections set for next week
  • Philadelphia Inquirer: Diana Boxer
  • Gifts to fund $5.2 million advocacy center of UF law school
  • Wine enthusiasts can help raise money for public radio in Gainesville
  • Chicago Tribune: Dennis Jett
  • UF to host lecture giving new perspectives on Macedonian painting
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  • Philadelphia Inquirer: Marian Limacher
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  • Reuters: Alex Piquero
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  • Manure matters: UF waste management system produces energy, protects environment and stops annoying odors
  • UF law conference to address identity theft, data security
  • Director named for UF Office of Sustainability
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  • St. Petersburg Times: Elias Sarkis
  • Hough Program in Finance at UF grows with $600,000 in gifts
  • Tampa Tribune: Jeff Wade
  • Molecular force field helps cancer cells defend against attack
  • USA Today: Jay Ritter
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  • Wall Street Journal: Jay Ritter
  • For orthopedic injuries, a robot that follows patients as they move
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  • UF researchers say citrus greening can be managed with new biological and chemical controls
  • New York Times columnist David Brooks to speak at UF about education
  • UF biomedical engineering department receives $10 million transformational gift
  • Planet finders use much faster instrument to discover distant planet
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  • UF researcher: Florida voucher ruling not a threat to other states
  • UF study shows Florida's three-strikes law fails to curb crime
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  • Anniversary tour takes 'Tap Dogs' to the Phillips Center Feb. 1
  • Three strikes law
  • When freezes threaten crops, UF's automated weather network helps growers avoid losses
  • BellSouth answers UF's call to support new teachers
  • The International Conference on Aging, Disability and Independence
  • Smallest planet
  • Florida Museum holds 'Glow' opening activities Jan. 28
  • Florida Museum hosts 27th Annual Collectors Day Feb. 11
  • Tickets on sale for Harlem Globetrotters at O'Connell Center
  • UF experts available to comment on State of the Union address
  • UF Study: Boost in jobs and stocks lifts Florida consumer confidence
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  • C-SPAN Book TV to feature University Press of Florida
  • UF experts available for comment on Alito nomination hearings
  • Filmmaker Spike Lee to speak at UF as part of Black History Month
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  • Opera diva Renée Fleming to perform at the Phillips Center Jan. 20
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  • Brazilian berry destroys cancer cells in lab, UF study shows
  • Cast of Scopes trial play to speak at UF law school
  • Leading gay rights advocate to speak at UF
  • UF research shows that methyl bromide use on crops can be reduced by 50 percent under metalized bed covers
  • Florida Museum home-school classes focus on fossils
  • UF President Machen to speak at Writing on the Wall Project Closing Ceremony
  • Study: Abortion-rights and anti-abortion groups share some values
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  • Hunt for planets outside solar system uncovers a small one
  • Black history month events offer cultural and historical education
  • Media credentials to be required at Spike Lee speech
  • Diabetes complications rooted in faulty cell repair
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  • Community Alcohol Coalition to meet Friday
  • Former U.S. Ambassador to United Nations to speak at UF about superpower myth
  • Media Advisory
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  • Brief consultation may influence adolescent exercise, alcohol use and cigarette smoking habits
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  • UPI: Steven Morse
  • Baltimore Sun: William McKeen
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  • Growth hormone, obesity can trigger sleep apnea in some kids
  • South Florida Sun-Sentinel: Manuel Vasquez
  • EurekAlert: Cat AIDS
  • Black baby girls more likely to live when born very premature
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  • Associated Press: Craig Wood
  • Los Angeles Times: Paolo Spadoni
  • Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: Vladimir Rakov
  • Information about SG elections available
  • Boston Globe: Brian Silliman
  • Libraries offer orientation sessions
  • Events aim to increase awareness of sexual assaults
  • Reuters: Wayne Goodman
  • UF study shows Florida’s three-strikes law fails to curb crime
  • New York Times: Roger Reep
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  • UF physicians offer free blood pressure screenings during Martin Luther King Day activities
  • Vulnerability affects all versions of Windows operating systems
  • The Etymology of "Schmooze"
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  • UPI: John Chambers
  • UF's Phillips Center gets first renovation thanks to $750K gift
  • Actors from play to share insight, expertise in three on-campus events
  • UF study shows that risk of victimization increases with early puberty
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  • Florida land boom: New UF survey shows Florida farmland values increased by 50 percent to 88 percent during past year
  • Washington Post: Eugene J. Gerberg
  • NPR: Diana Boxer
  • Tampa Tribune: Jim Twitchell
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  • UF researchers hopeful canker can be managed
  • X-ray robot
  • Museum plans inaugural Florida Butterfly Festival Oct. 14-15