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UNF Enactus to collect, recycle used electronics

Natalie Logan • Nov 16, 2012
A project led by UNF Enactus seeks to reduce electronics sent to landfills and these kinds of facilities by gathering used electronics around the Jacksonville community.
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Ted R. Allaire Memorial Scholarship awarded to UNF student

Betsy Dailo • Nov 16, 2012
The UNF Coggin College of Business established a scholarship this year for past beneficiaries of an organization that fulfills the dreams of children who have long-term illnesses. The recipient of the Ted R. Allaire Memorial Scholarship must first be a part of the organization, Dreams Come True of Jacksonville Inc., and be seeking a major in business at UNF. The scholarship gives past recipients of the Dreams Come True of Jacksonville Inc. $1,100 toward their schooling at the university.
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Shuttles to don UNF branding

Noor Ashouri • Nov 16, 2012
The new UNF shuttles are being branded after being blank for nearly two months. Melinda Gallup, UNF contract administrator for its shuttle system, said the process of applying branding started over the weekend and will be spread over the next two to three weeks. Each shuttle takes approximately three hours to brand.
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No Lot 14 shuttle stop zeroes out CDRC field trips

Noor Ashouri • Nov 16, 2012
In previous years, the UNF Child Development Research Center used the Lot 14 shuttle lots for extra programming. But when the shuttle system changed at the beginning of fall, that stop disappeared and so did the field trips the center provided to on-campus events.
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Police Beat week of Nov. 14

Olivia Osland • Nov 15, 2012
Police reports for the week include damaged property, suspicious behavior and several thefts.
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Building 57 dedicated to Betty, Tom Petway

Lydia Moneir • Nov 14, 2012
Building 57, which sits adjacent to Student Union, has been known as the College of Education and Human Service, but as of Nov. 9, has another name. Petway Hall was dedicated to Betty and Tom Petway, a couple that has been involved in UNF’s growth since it was founded in 1969, according to a news release.
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Veterans Memorial Gallery

Keri Weiland • Nov 9, 2012
The UNF Military and Veterans Resource Center hosted the second annual Veterans Day Tribute in honor of all who have served. The event featured several guest speakers, including Rep. Ander Crenshaw and Tom Serwatka, UNF's vice president and chief of staff.
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Road to Asia event showcases Asian culture

Noor Ashouri • Nov 9, 2012
Through means of dances, songs and instruments, the Road to Asia event Thursday showcased the culture of Asia. The event featured approximately 10 performances derived from Korean, Filipino, Indian, Afghanistan, Vietnamese, Chinese and Japanese tradition and culture.
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DRC kicks off fee at 40 cents; UNF Athletics requests $1.77 increase

Spinnaker • Nov 8, 2012
The UNF Student Fee Assessment Committee will recommend all fee proposals for fiscal year 2014 to UNF President John Delaney after it fully hears all requests.
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Ted R. Allaire Memorial Scholarship awarded to UNF student

Betsy Dailo • Nov 8, 2012
The UNF Coggin College of Business established a scholarship this year for past beneficiaries of an organization that fulfills the dreams of children who have long-term illnesses. The recipient of the Ted R. Allaire Memorial Scholarship must first be a part of the organization, Dreams Come True of Jacksonville Inc., and be seeking a major in business at UNF. The scholarship gives past recipients of the Dreams Come True of Jacksonville Inc. $1,100 toward their schooling at the university.
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Cell phone repair business opens in Alumni Square

Taylor Nelson • Nov 8, 2012
A new store opened Nov. 5 in the old Chartwells location between Sbarro and the UPS Store. Run by Carla Aldridge and her husband Ruben, CPR Cell Phone Repair opened its second Jacksonville location. CPR Phone Repair sells refurbished phones, buys phones and fixes phones, laptops, tablets, game systems and sound systems.
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Obama re-elected

Catherine Byerly • Nov 7, 2012

President Barack Obama will remain president for a second term, after winning 49 percent of the popular vote in Florida in a series of tight races across the state. The electoral vote totals went...

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