A New Chapter
March 5, 2018Gainesville’s last feminist bookstore closed in December, but its story lives on.
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Opinion: In the Eye of the Public
March 4, 2018Public libraries are viewed as a democratic achievement, but we need to examine the ways in which they fall short.
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It’s Great to be a Nazi Hater
December 5, 2017As UF's fall semester winds down, The Fine Print takes a look back at the days leading up to, and the protest of, Richard Spencer's Oct. 19 speaking engagement at the Phillips Center.
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Not-So-Secret Garden
November 18, 2017Unlike some big-name national parks, whose tickets might be getting a $70 price tag in the coming year, you can leave your wallet at home for nearly all of our local flora and fauna haunts.
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From the Ground Up
November 18, 2017Panagioti Tsolkas and Karen Smith are organizing for environmental justice for prisoners.
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A Call for Help
November 18, 2017Santa Fe College's counseling center has four full-time counselors and one therapy dog. But after calling all the state colleges in Florida, the center's coordinator discovered that this is an anomaly. Out of 28 colleges, 21 don't offer a counseling center at all.
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Soul Searchers
November 18, 2017In search of an inclusive space, Roi Wall created Mellow Soul, an open-mic poetry night where it is guaranteed your shoes won't be stepped on.
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Petition with Conviction
November 18, 2017A coalition of local organizations and individuals are working to restore voting rights for felons.
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The Law of Beverages
November 17, 2017Why haven't Florida's liquor laws changed an ounce since the Prohibiton era?
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Read Up, Chow Down: Vine Bakery
November 17, 2017Vine Bakery serves up homey goodness with a side of love. Plus: Their recipe for a homemade sourdough loaf.