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After no increase for SG, B&A makes several cuts

Students may see fewer events from organizations on campus because of Student Government cuts to the 2013-14 budget. Of the 32 organizations that requested funds, only one received more than the requested amount: the Legislative branch of Student Government. Ten organizations were given the funding they requested and 21 were given less than requested. Since [...]

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Music students perform ‘The Mikado’

A collaboration between UNF singers and orchestra players will bring the comical and in-English opera “The Mikado” to campus.

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The Skillet Preview

The Skillet is Osprey TV’s first HD cooking show desgined for students living on a student budget. Osprey TV broadcast a new episode every Wednesday at 9 P.M. on channel 170 on the UNF campus. The show is hosted by Henna Bakshi and created by Andy Leverett. Osprey TV continues to inform and entertain he [...]

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Coffee tables for the college student

No need to head to Rooms to Go Check out some do-it-yourself coffee tables, perfect for students on the I-actually-just-don’t-have-any-money budget.

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Trust is key during SG budget vote

The Senate approved the budget for the 2011-12 fiscal year.

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SG Update: Budget kicked back to B&A Committee

The Student Government Senate voted unanimously at the March 1 senate meeting to send the proposed SG budget for fiscal year 2010-2011 back to the Budget and Allocations Committee for revision and further deliberation.

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Chemistry, physics department split like an atom

The two separate departments are now better organized As UNF grows, so must its departments, the UNF Physics Department Chair James Garner said. Garner used to be the chemistry and physics department chair before it split into two separate departments July 1. The old department outgrew itself, and the split was done primarily to obtain [...]

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Commentary: There is still hope for Wall Street

Everyday we hear it. Businesses across the nation are closing, taxpayers are foreclosing on their homes in record numbers, and banks are failing like never before as a result of a national credit crunch and excessive borrowing. Yes ladies and gents, we are in a recession. And the road to recovery is not off to [...]

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The News Around – Feb. 25

AROUND THE STATE Jacksonville port hit by cuts, decreases cargo shipments Current national economic conditions are affecting Jacksonville’s port, decreasing the number of cargo shipments and causing a sharp drop in automobile transit. The port reported steady growth throughout 2008, but beginning in January, the number of automobiles shipped through the port dropped by 39 [...]

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