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Student investment group outpaces market trends

Spinnaker | Apr 15, 2009

Osprey Financial Group, an independent student-run investment entity, reported its annual earnings for the 2008-2009 fiscal year April 14 in UNF Hall. When OFG began actively managing the fund Oct....

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The News Around

Spinnaker | Apr 15, 2009

AROUND THE STATE Jacksonville police officer found in violation in shooting The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office review board concluded a six-month investigation into a six-year veteran police officer’s...

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Spring graduation survival guide

Spinnaker | Apr 15, 2009

For many students this will be the last week they will spend at UNF. But aside from study for finals, graduation week can be hectic. The Spinnaker decided to compile a list to ease some of the pressure. •...

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Editorial: It’s a fun time to be an Osprey

Spinnaker | Apr 15, 2009

Times are always changing, and so is UNF. Throughout the past year, the university has experienced a significant amount of growth, along with its students. In its transition to become a destination...

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Commentary: Happy Tax Day; now time to pay

Spinnaker | Apr 15, 2009

It’s the annual confiscatory tax season, which culminates April 15. According to the supreme law of the land, it’s illegal for the federal government to tax citizens and not directly appropriate the...

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Step away from technology

Spinnaker | Apr 15, 2009

It’s amazing how technology is able to take over our lives in so many ways, making us a socially inept society dependent on constant entertainment. The use of technology has been taken to the extreme...

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Letter to the Editor: Project didn’t force views on anyone

Spinnaker | Apr 15, 2009

Dear Editor, As the organizer of the Genocide Awareness Project that appeared on campus last month, I’d like to respond to the April 1 column by Andrea Farah. Ironically, Mrs. Farah actually agrees...

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Spinnaker’s Best of UNF

Spinnaker | Apr 15, 2009

Best Place to Study – Library, Third Floor A close runner-up for the “Best Place to Nap” category, this particular library level offers a serene environmental ideal for digesting scholastic...

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Students jump, overcome fears

Spinnaker | Apr 15, 2009

Have you ever had to put your complete trust in a total stranger? If so, you understand the gut-wrenching feeling you can get in the pit of your stomach. Perhaps it was a life-threatening situation...

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‘Blonde Thing’ sees beyond hair color

Spinnaker | Apr 15, 2009

Everyone has looked in the mirror at least once and thought, ‘What if I was a different person?’ A new local short film called “Blonde Thing” has taken that question out of the bathroom and onto...

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"Top Five" Songs You Shouldn’t Live Without

Spinnaker | Apr 15, 2009

It seems many of your sarcasm detectors weren’t working as the last installment of the Top Five in the April 1 issue (Greatest Songs of All Time) was met with a wave of disgust and disdain. It was April...

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Satisfy your stomach, eyes with ‘Osprey Treats’

Spinnaker | Apr 15, 2009

Students living on their own while attending college are not always able to enjoy a decent meal for many reasons. UNF graduate student Christian Brown and Osprey TV have set out to bring an end to...

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Potential Osprey helps save five lives

Spinnaker | Apr 15, 2009

As Kyle Finch watched the Expedition ahead of him spin out of control into the guardrail, he knew there was no time for him to waste. But then again, Finch has spent most of his life learning to make...

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Commentary: Inside the Huddle – April 15

Spinnaker | Apr 15, 2009

John Weidner Sports Editor Josh Gore Contributing Writer Heather Furey Assistant Sports Editor Jason Yurgartis Features Editor Question 1: Nick Adenhart, a pitcher for the Los Angeles...

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Three Ospreys awarded honors in same week

Spinnaker | Apr 15, 2009

It has been a busy season for UNF Athletics, but for two UNF baseball players and a UNF women’s tennis player, the first week of April was an even busier week. UNF’s right-handed starting pitcher,...

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Tennis finishes season third in A-Sun

Spinnaker | Apr 15, 2009

With five losses in the season and only two in conference play, the UNF women’s tennis team has completed its most successful season in three years. “Overall, the season went better than expected,”...

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Golf tries to end second place A-Sun streak

Spinnaker | Apr 15, 2009

The UNF golf team finished its Reunion Intercollegiate in fifth place and will now move on to the Atlantic Sun Championship April 20-22 in Blues Creek, N.C. Last year in 2008 the golf team won the tournament...

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Is it truly a sport?

Spinnaker | Apr 15, 2009

Sports are often cherished for their hard-hitting, character-building moments when athletes use the most of their skill and talent to win. But not every sport involves head-to-head competition or even...

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An in-depth look at the student union

Spinnaker | Apr 9, 2009

After about 2 years of construction, UNF’s Student Union is scheduled to open May 15. The Spinnaker sat down with Student Union Director Justin Camputaro to explore the features of the new campus hub...

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First on his list: hire new coach

Spinnaker | Apr 9, 2009

Matt Driscoll press conference: OspreyTV's interview with Driscoll

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Delaney plans to minimize budget cuts

Spinnaker | Apr 9, 2009

In October, President John Delaney assumed the position of Interim Chancellor of the Florida Board of Governors, the group of university presidents responsible for the strategic planning of State University...

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Banks reluctant to OK loans

Spinnaker | Apr 9, 2009

The current economic turmoil has been difficult for Robert Farmer, a sophomore journalism major at Florida Community College of Jacksonville, who’s finding he must make sacrifices to continue his education. Unable...

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More students exploring renewable energy

Spinnaker | Apr 9, 2009

In what could be an encouraging sign of change in America’s long-standing shortage of graduates prepared for high-tech careers, the hottest subject on college campuses across the nation right now seems...

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SG Update – April 8

Spinnaker | Apr 9, 2009

Student Government will host the second annual Osprey Tailgate classic in fall 2009. This year SG would like to bring a nationally known artist and is seeking student input on the band selection. SG...

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Students go homeless for women’s rights

Spinnaker | Apr 9, 2009

For one night, about 25 students ditched their apartments and dorm rooms and opted to sleep in a “box city” near Building 45. The April 1 camp-out was part of an out-of-class project for a Gender and...

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UF faculty, students: President not acting in best interest of university

Spinnaker | Apr 9, 2009

Students and faculty at the University of Florida formed a rally April 7 to protest budget cuts during a gloomy recession that is hitting close to home for state universities. The event, which took place...

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The News Around

Spinnaker | Apr 9, 2009

AROUND THE STATE Panhandle sheriff involved in excessive bonus scandal An audit released April 6 by investigators stated a Florida panhandle sheriff paid out more than $1.35 million in bonuses to employees...

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College grads facing harsh welcome to real world

Spinnaker | Apr 9, 2009

The 2009 class may be cursing the economy, but they can’t let that distract them from their job search. Suzanne Block isn’t basking in the insulating embrace of college as she waits the eight weeks...

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Editorial: Student Union is home sweet home

Spinnaker | Apr 9, 2009

Strolling through one of Florida’s many state universities, a common sight might be students, faculty and staff enjoying campus life in one central location – a campus hub, commonly referred to as...

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Commentary: Our Two Sense – April 8

Spinnaker | Apr 9, 2009

Mike Tomassoni Art Director Josh Salman Managing Editor Rachel Elsea Copy Editor Jonathan Morales News Editor The news is focused more on Michelle Obama’s clothes than the man in charge. So why...

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Commentary: Police not above law; they are law

Spinnaker | Apr 9, 2009

In our unpredictable world, no one is ever guaranteed tomorrow. The most we can do is hope for a long, purposeful life and a peaceful death – or at least hope to die for a worthy cause. After risking...

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Commentary: UNF enjoys growing pains

Spinnaker | Apr 9, 2009

For students who are currently enrolled at UNF as freshmen, UNF will not be the same school you applied to by the time you graduate. UNF has grown immensely since its humble beginnings as a two-year vocational...

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Letter to the Editor: Let’s clean the lakes together

Spinnaker | Apr 9, 2009

Dear Editor, This letter is in response to Victoria Leininger’s request in the April 1 issue of the Spinnaker for UNF to clean up the lakes on campus. With the guidance of Dr. Tony Rossi (UNF Biology...

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Letter to the Editor: We’re Ospreys, not Gators

Spinnaker | Apr 9, 2009

Dear Editor, I love my school – maybe a little bit too much at times – and I am an Osprey through and through. Lately, I have been noticing a disturbing trend on campus. Just today, I saw no less...

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Ospreys fall to Knights 7-3

Spinnaker | Apr 8, 2009
The UNF Ospreys baseball was defeated 7-3 by the UCF Knights April 7, in a contest dominated by missed opportunities.
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‘Adventureland’ proves to be wild ride

Spinnaker | Apr 8, 2009

“Adventureland” is a brilliantly ordinary film that takes its setting circa 1987 and uses a series of shamelessly awkward moments to depict the life of young adults trying to make it on their own. The...

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UNF class offers taste of wine but not for credit

Spinnaker | Apr 8, 2009

All students take classes, and some drink wine, but they certainly don’t drink wine in class. One bold man is changing that – and even encouraging it. Rick O’Neill, a Jacksonville resident, is the...

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TV tidbits: ER’s swan song pulls in big ratings

Spinnaker | Apr 8, 2009

In case you missed it – the week in TV buzz: Even without Clooney, “ER’s” swan song pulled in 16.2 million viewers, its largest audience in several years. The two-hour series finale brought...

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Deadbirds soar above expectations

Spinnaker | Apr 8, 2009

The UNF Rugby team will display its six-year evolution as a team April 25 at Hodges Stadium, at its annual Alumni Game. Both former and current UNF rugby players, or Deadbirds as they’re known, will...

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Commentary: Inside the Huddle – April 8

Spinnaker | Apr 8, 2009
Question 1: Former NFL star Michael Vick is claiming to be a changed man in prison and is determined to do all the right things upon his release, including resuming his career in football. Do you think Vick has changed his ways?
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Martin earns Player of the Week after two wins

Spinnaker | Apr 8, 2009

UNF baseball won two of three games April 4 - 5 in a series against Eastern Tennessee State University. Junior first baseman Kevin Martin was awarded the title of Atlantic Sun Conference Player of the...

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Freshmen outrun competition

Spinnaker | Apr 8, 2009

The UNF men’s and women’s track and field teams competed at the outdoor Duke Invitational April 3-4, bringing in new records against 50 colleges and universities including some best ranked in the nation. “The...

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Baseball looks to strengthen series lead over Lipscomb

Spinnaker | Apr 8, 2009

With the end of the season rapidly approaching, UNF baseball travels to Nashville for a three-game series against Lipscomb University. UNF started slow this season, going 1-6 in conference play, but after...

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10 Things you need to know about Matthew Driscoll

Spinnaker | Apr 8, 2009

UNF Athletic Director Lee Moon announced Matthew Driscoll as the fifth head coach in the history of the UNF men’s basketball program April 4. Driscoll comes to UNF from Baylor University where he served...

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Photo Gallery: Ben Folds Concert

Spinnaker | Apr 8, 2009

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Driscoll named new UNF head basketball coach

Spinnaker | Apr 5, 2009
Just three weeks after releasing men’s head basketball coach Matt Kilcullen, UNF Director of Athletics Lee Moon announced April 5 Baylor assistant coach Matthew Driscoll,44, will become the fourth head coach of UNF men’s basketball.
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March 20 – March 29

Spinnaker | Apr 1, 2009

March 20 – Grand Theft (Building 58) – Several hand tools were stolen from an electrical closet at a designated construction site of the new Student Union building. The cost of the stolen hand tools...

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Goodbye UNF – 1977-2009

Spinnaker | Apr 1, 2009

The UNF Spinnaker will roll off the presses for the last time March 31. Spinnaker Business Manager Klajdi Stratoberdha announced to the 18-member staff at the weekly budget meeting March 12 that it...

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UPD investigates dispatch case

Spinnaker | Apr 1, 2009

A letter published in the Feb. 25 issue of the Spinnaker titled “Ashamed of UPD’s stereotyping” has led to further investigation of an incident the writer considered racial profiling, a practice...

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News in Brief – April 1

Spinnaker | Apr 1, 2009

Women’s Center recognizes five members for top service The UNF Women’s Center recently recognized five members of the campus community for their outstanding service and leadership at the 21st Annual...

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Art Project

Spinnaker | Apr 1, 2009

Students display an abstract art project atop a bridge near the Goldenrod Nature Trail and picnic area. The artwork was a class project for Professor Jenny Hager’s Enlivened Spaces class and will...

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UNF graduation rates fall behind Fla. schools

Spinnaker | Apr 1, 2009

Frustrated students who have branded UNF as U-Never-Finish might be justified in their bitterness, as the university’s graduation rates are falling behind other Florida schools. In contrast to the...

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The News Around

Spinnaker | Apr 1, 2009

AROUND THE STATE Senator seeks chancellor seat; would replace Delaney State Sen. Jim King, R-Fla.,  announced March 31 he is seeking the open chancellor seat of the State University System. King,...

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Abortion protest on Green stirs emotions

Spinnaker | Apr 1, 2009

The Center for Bioethical Reform recently staged a public demonstration on the Green at UNF, protesting against the controversial practice of abortion. The CBF’s Southeast division presented demonstrations...

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Editorial: Informing society no joking matter

Spinnaker | Apr 1, 2009

We’ve all heard the story of the little boy who cried wolf one too many times. He joked around and everyone believed him, so when a wolf really came into the field to eat the little boy and all of his...

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Commentary: Our Two Sense – April 1

Spinnaker | Apr 1, 2009
Where would be the perfect place for a new art project on campus (one that didn’t cause a bomb scare, of course)?
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Commentary: MOCA art worth less

Spinnaker | Apr 1, 2009

The UNF Board of Trustees will be finalizing a decision April 16 regarding the acquisition of the Jacksonville Museum of Contemporary Art, an investment that President Delaney described as a “no-risk...

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Campus visitors must stop forcing info down our throats

Spinnaker | Apr 1, 2009

One of the most fascinating things I have learned in my public speaking class is the idea of how cautious a speaker must be when presenting a highly controversial and polarized idea that reflects personal...

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Letter to the Editor: There’s more to sound ordinance issue

Spinnaker | Apr 1, 2009

Dear Editor, I read with interest both the article “Proposal Limits Loud Events On Campus” and the editorial “Sound Restrictions, Amphitheater Don’t Mix” in the March 25 issue of the Spinnaker. I...

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Letter to the Editor: Students, UNF needs to clean up lake

Spinnaker | Apr 1, 2009

Dear Editor, Every day I look outside my window and see something horrible: a retention pond that is highly polluted. Scattered alcohol and water bottles litter the pond’s edges while pizza boxes are...

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UNF's Superheroes

Spinnaker | Apr 1, 2009

Reading is hard, so why not take a break? The Spinnaker invites you to dust off your Crayolas and put them to good use. Instead of offering an entertaining article or witty review, we in Expressions...

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Twitter provides outlet for students, organizations to keep world up-to-date

Spinnaker | Apr 1, 2009

Do you ever find yourself on Facebook or MySpace just looking to see what your friends are up to by reading their status updates? Twitter.com, a new social networking site, solely focuses on what you and...

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Deadfall Club: Nothing scary in nature

Spinnaker | Apr 1, 2009

Luke Skywalker’s high-tech training on the Millennium Falcon from “Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope” has been modified for the Deadfall Primitive Skills Club to teach the same skill that Obi-Wan...

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"Top Five" greatest songs of all time

Spinnaker | Apr 1, 2009

Each week, this list is your home for subjectively picked songs that are the best and brightest in a mélange of randomly conceived categories. But this week, let’s throw subjectivity out the window....

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Campus alive with the sound of music

Spinnaker | Apr 1, 2009

With a sultry voice and sage lyrics that are beyond her years, UNF student Jasmine Rhey Peterson is growing up quickly in the music business. Peterson’s debut video, “Life Goes On,” offers the...

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A Nude Direction – Ospreys embrace ancient tradition

Spinnaker | Apr 1, 2009

Throughout the history of man, the world’s greatest athletes have shared one thing in common at birth: nudity. Lately, it appears as though the sporting community has taken notice and begun an attempt...

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Commentary: Inside the Huddle – April 1

Spinnaker | Apr 1, 2009
Question 1: NBA icon Allen Iverson must pay $260,000 for standing by idly while his bodyguard beat up another man in a 2005 bar fight. Is Iverson deserving of the punishment?
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Ospreys prepare for River City Rumble

Spinnaker | Apr 1, 2009

The UNF men’s tennis team will play its final match of the season April 8 as it takes on cross-town rival Jacksonville University. The men have not faced the Dolphins yet this season and will play to...

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Garrard advocates disease awareness

Spinnaker | Apr 1, 2009

Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback David Garrard and the Crohn’s and Colitis Foundation met March 26 at the University Center to advocate for an event special to both of them. Jacksonville’s inaugural...

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FSU Relays

Spinnaker | Apr 1, 2009
The UNF men’s and women’s track and field team’s had to deal with unfavorable weather and flying shoes at the FSU relays March 26-27.
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Photo Gallery: UNF relay for life

Spinnaker | Mar 28, 2009

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Staff Blog: Excessive Cigarette taxes are subjective

Spinnaker | Mar 27, 2009
I've become more irate over a populist cause as of late: the excessive taxes on cigarette smokers. Full disclosure, as unfortunate as it may be, I myself, am a smoker – although, I have assured myself I am quitting soon.
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UF baseball over UNF 5-3

Spinnaker | Mar 27, 2009
Unable to keep the streak alive, UNF baseball lost to No. 23 Florida 5-3, March 25, allowing Florida to even up the two-game series on the year.
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March 9 – March 17

Spinnaker | Mar 25, 2009

March 9 – Information (Building 53) – Rescue 50 responded to a UNF employee who began to display seizure-like symptoms. She was transported to St. Luke’s Hospital for medical evaluation. March...

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Replacing Kilcullen

Spinnaker | Mar 25, 2009

UNF men’s basketball head coach Matt Kilcullen has been fired from his position as head coach, and Athletic Director Lee Moon has begun searching for his replacement. Moon announced March 16 that the...

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Proposal limits loud events on campus

Spinnaker | Mar 25, 2009

The new amphitheater might trump the Green and prove to be the ultimate battleground next year as the civil skirmish between students and faculty continues regarding campus-wide sound restrictions. The...

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‘BEST’ options now available for disabled

Spinnaker | Mar 25, 2009

A household with someone disabled earns a median annual income that’s $22,600 less than one without disabled members, according to Cornell University’s 2007 Disability Status Report. But a pilot program...

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News in Brief – March 25

Spinnaker | Mar 25, 2009

Work on your relationships A new workshop titled “How to Make Your Relationship Last a Lifetime” is scheduled March 26 in Building 39, room 4029 from 3 to 4 p.m. The program continues each Thursday...

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The News Around – March 25

Spinnaker | Mar 25, 2009

AROUND THE STATE Pollution expected to decline despite increase in traffic Jacksonville’s air pollution from traffic is expected to fall by 2020 despite a trucking boom fueled by the recent growth...

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High-need school districts helped by federal program

Spinnaker | Mar 25, 2009

Florida is one of two states in the U.S. with high-need school districts, and Duval County is one of nine counties with these districts, according to the American Board for Certification of Teacher Excellence. But...

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Preparation key to successful resumes

Spinnaker | Mar 25, 2009

Most college students in the U.S. either don’t have a resume or are unsure about their current one, according to an online poll conducted by Collegegrad.com. Nearly 600 students participated in the...

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2009 Student Government Spring Elections

Spinnaker | Mar 25, 2009

3 constitutional amendments pass The Spring 2009 General Elections were conducted March 10 and 11, and the official results were posted by Student Government March 24 after the senate confirmed the...

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Editorial: Sound restrictions, amphitheater don’t mix

Spinnaker | Mar 25, 2009

Since we were kids, our neighbors, parents and other authority figures have been telling us to turn the volume down on our music. We can go ahead and add UNF to that list if the Faculty Affairs Committee...

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Commentary: Our Two Sense – March 25

Spinnaker | Mar 25, 2009

Mike Tomassoni Art Director Rachel Elsea Copy Editor Meghan Dornbrock Web Editor Klajdi Stratoberdha Business Manager What new rule would you propose for the UNF community? New...

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Commentary: America is flat broke

Spinnaker | Mar 25, 2009

The Congressional Budget Office released a report March 20 that stated President Barack Obama’s budget would result in annual deficits averaging more than $900 billion for the next 10 years. The CBO...

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Commentary: There is still hope for Wall Street

Spinnaker | Mar 25, 2009

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...

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Letter to the Editor: Lock doors, keep windows up

Spinnaker | Mar 25, 2009

Dear Editor, Please remember to lock your vehicle when parking on campus. Don’t leave your valuables in plain view and keep your windows up. Thefts from vehicles occur most often to unsecured vehicles. If...

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Letter to the Editor: Men and women step up to challenge to honor sexuality

Spinnaker | Mar 25, 2009

Dear Editor, I would like to address the choice of advertisements in the Spinnaker. The March 4 issue contained a half-page ad for Lux Ultra Lounge on page 12.  The ad featured a seductive girl in a...

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Relay for Life

Spinnaker | Mar 25, 2009

Cancer is the No. 2 cause of death for children, according to the American Cancer Society. But UNF students and faculty will ease the experience of children with cancer by raising money for the Relay...

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"Top Five" Spring songs

Spinnaker | Mar 25, 2009

Well, it’s officially spring, even though seasons are more of a rumor than a reality in Florida. We could describe our seasonal climate much more accurately if we took a cue from Taco Bell sauces and...

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Feminist visits campus to promote leadership style

Spinnaker | Mar 25, 2009

Your palms sweat while holding your resume, waiting for the interviewer to decide your career’s fate. Luckily, you took the time earlier to pick out just the right business suit and iron the wrinkles,...

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Ospreys ready to run anywhere

Spinnaker | Mar 25, 2009

While students at other Florida universities pay money to run on a treadmill in a smoggy crowded gym, UNF offers a variety of running options to accommodate its students. UNF is home to numerous trails,...

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Commentary: Inside the Huddle – March 25

Spinnaker | Mar 25, 2009
Question 1: The UNF baseball team has won six out of 20 games, which puts them in the bottom rankings in the A-Sun Conference. What can the baseball team improve on for the next half of the season?
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Ospreys defeat Gators in front of 3,194

Spinnaker | Mar 25, 2009

The UNF baseball team beat the University of Florida Gators 3-0 March 24 in the first match-up at Harmon Stadium. In a game that could have gone either way, the Ospreys beat the No. 23-seated Gators...

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Track treks to FSU

Spinnaker | Mar 25, 2009

The UNF men’s and women’s track and field teams are taking flight in the 30th annual 2009 Florida State University Relays March 26-28 at Florida State University. The men’s and women’s teams...

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Ospreys can draw hope from ETSU loss

Spinnaker | Mar 22, 2009
As UNF looks forward to building a future with a winning basketball tradition they may want to take comfort in a fellow A-Sun Conference team’s loss.
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March Madness: Inside Look

Spinnaker | Mar 17, 2009
Finally, after a year of waiting, the biggest tournament in all of sports is finally here once again; March Madness 2009. For those of you who are die-hard Osprey fans, or don’t know very much about college basketball you may be having some trouble deciding how to fill out your brackets and who to cheer for. Here is a look at a few general norms to follow when it comes to tournament time and the lowdown on a few of this year’s teams to watch.
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Kilcullen steps down as Ospreys head coach

Spinnaker | Mar 16, 2009
Madness has taken over the sport of college basketball this March, and UNF men’s basketball is feeling it in its own way. UNF Athletic Director Lee Moon announced March 16 that UNF Men’s Basketball Head Coach Matt Kilcullen will step down from his current position to take on a new role within the administration of UNF athletics.
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March 2 – March 7

Spinnaker | Mar 11, 2009

March 2 – Theft (UPD Police Station) – A student reported his art project missing. The life-size aluminum man was located by the roundabout near Lot 18. March 3 – Information (Building R) – Student...

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Inaugural track meet at Hodges Stadium draws 40+ teams.

Spinnaker | Mar 11, 2009

UNF track and field head coach Mark VanAlstyne stood in the stadium, preparing to answer an assistant’s question about how the meet was going. Before he could respond, a member from a traveling team...

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