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Unintentional discrimination punishable under UNF regulation

Christen Hancock | Oct 4, 2013
In a June report analyzing Florida state universities’ First Amendment policies, UNF was labelled a Red Light school along with six others.
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Possible theft recorded on tape

Joseph Cook | Oct 3, 2013
A handicapped student living on campus reported to UPD that he caught someone who worked with him stealing money on camera.
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Student arrested for growing marijuana

Joseph Cook | Oct 3, 2013
On Oct. 2, student Richard Luke Miele was arrested and charged with a second degree felony for cultivating marijuana within 1,000 ft of a university.
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Ozzie’s Oktoberfest 2013

Spinnaker | Oct 3, 2013
Ozzie’s Oktoberfest 2013 is back. Come out and enjoy some food, entertainment and beer.
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Police Beat Oct. 2

Joseph Cook | Oct 2, 2013
A former Student Union vendor leaves four descriptive voicemails, and three cases of criminal mischief.
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Carpenter library awarded for providing Deaf Education materials

Carter Roush | Oct 2, 2013
Publishing these videos online has connected UNF to the deaf community in a way that we probably could not have done in a pre-digital age, Jeffery Bowen, director of technical services, said.
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Police Beat Oct. 1

Joseph Cook | Oct 2, 2013
Possible check fraud and a case of criminal mischief.
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Water main broken and fixed

Lydia Moneir | Oct 1, 2013
John Hale, Director of Physical facilities, told the Spinnaker that as of approximately 3:30 p.m., the main was fixed and the water had been restored to the affected buildings.
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Police Beat Sept. 30

Joseph Cook | Oct 1, 2013
A case of drunken battery and two marijuana busts.
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Organic Project’s request for extra funding approved

Spinnaker | Sep 29, 2013
The UNF Organic Project recently requested more funding to attend an environmental leadership conference called “Power Shift” in Pittsburgh, PA. It was approved with a 32-0 vote.
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SG approves funds for veterans memorial park

Natalie Logan | Sep 27, 2013
Student Government approved $25,000 in leftover student fees for building a veterans memorial park on campus. The park will be between Petway Hall and the Coxwell amphitheatre.
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Weekend string of burglaries

Erica Santillo | Sep 27, 2013
Five burglaries from unlocked motor vehicles over a three day period were reported to the University Police Department last week. From Sept. 19-21, various items were stolen from five vehicles in Lots 55 and 10.
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