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Students gather to construct a Wall of Remembrance

Noor Ashouri | Sep 5, 2012
Peace organizations around campus started a monthwide initiative to spread their word across campus. Other events throughout the month include a peace-inspired poetry reading and a formal dedication of the Wall of Remembrance.
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Students react to Chick-fil-A, Papa John’s possibly replacing Sbarro and Salsarita’s

Bonnie Mulqueen | Sep 5, 2012
Not only do some students feel discomfort at the thought of the politically charged Chick-fil-A replacing Sbarro, but many do not want to swap Salsarita’s with a Papa John’s. Some UNF students just want chicken and waffle fries, while others don’t want their school paying for Chick-fil-A’s donations to anti-gay organizations to further restrict the rights of the LGBT community.
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Update: Muggy Florida drives bugs indoors

Justin Chandler Porter | Sep 4, 2012
Apartments and homes see a spike in pests in Florida’s rainy season, but what does that mean for student residential complexes? The Spinnaker spotlighted resident concerns at The Flats at Kernan, an apartment complex owned by the Ambling Management Company, in July.
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UNF economics professor endorses campaign to regulate marijuana

Jason Howard | Sep 4, 2012
This isn't the first time Paul Mason, a UNF economics professor, has supported marijuana legalization.
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COEHS announces Center for Urban Education and Policy

Bonnie Mulqueen | Sep 3, 2012
The College of Education and Human Services seeks to help urban elementary, middle and high schools through its Center for Urban Education and Policy. The Center for Urban Education and Policy’s goal is to find what the big issues in education are.
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Former IBM engineer, now professor for 13 years sees electrical future for engineering students

Justin Chandler Porter | Sep 3, 2012
UNF professors in the College of Computing, Engineering and Construction dole out their perspective on the job market for engineering students. And, by the sound of it, it doesn’t look dull.
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UPD investigating report of sexual assault, Aug. 31 update: false report

Maggie Seppi | Aug 31, 2012
The female UNF student who claimed she was sexually assaulted in the women’s locker room of the Student Wellness Complex last week has admitted to police she made up the story. The UPD has charged her with filing a false police report.
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Police Beat week of Aug. 31

Olivia Osland | Aug 31, 2012
There were a number of crimes on campus this week, including: theft, possession, damaged property and public intoxication. Read on for full summaries.
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‘Voice Your Vote’ campaign visits UNF

Noor Ashouri | Aug 30, 2012
The ‘Voice Your Vote’ campaign, a college convention tour, visited UNF Tuesday, with the goal of inspiring young voters to become active members of the political community. The campaign, which will cover 12 college campuses, started Aug. 22 in Orlando, and will make its final stop Sept. 6 in Charlotte, N.C.
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Counseling Center begins using pharmacogenomics testing

Bonnie Mulqueen | Aug 30, 2012
Rose Turner, a psychiatric nurse practitioner at UNF, said she started using pharmacogenomics testing at her private practice, AP Psychiatric and Counseling Services, and at UNF about a month ago.
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Advanced Health Education Center to grant UNF Health Promotion $25,000

Olivia Osland | Aug 29, 2012
In the past, UNF Health Promotion has used the money to host smoke cessation classes and to educate students about the risks associated with smoking.
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Fassi files quotes to bring Chick-fil-A, Papa John’s to UNF

Hope Griffin | Aug 28, 2012
UNF Student Body President Carlo Fassi submitted a formal quote Aug. 17 for new vendors to be brought to campus. The posed amount for Chick-fil-A is about $700,000, and Papa Johns is estimated at $210,000, with the funds mainly going toward renovating the two areas to accommodate for the new vendors.
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