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Housing, construction projects planned for USF

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In the past 10 years, the university has seen many new buildings go up, ranging from the Marshall Student Center (MSC) to the Juniper-Poplar residence halls to the new state of the art, seven-story Interdisciplinary Sciences building.

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Finals week may lead to overcaffeinating

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Walking into the Library during finals week at any given time, one can see the various degrees of desperation. From groups of students competing for their voices to be heard over neighboring groups to students with earbuds displaying looks of annoyance. 

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Matt Floyd: Off-field iron man

After losing starting role, sophomore quarterback Floyd continues involvement on and off field

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Redshirt sophomore quarterback Matt Floyd may have said it best when he said no one can be harder on a player than the player himself. 

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Opinion

  • City Council should carefully weigh ‘last call’ decision

    While the proposal to pull back Tampa bars, nightclubs and watering holes’ last call times from 3 a.m. to midnight comes much to the obvious chagrin of many college students, the City Council should carefully consider the economic impact this decision may have on the local area. 

  • Compliments can benefit campus morale

    According to Forbes, a 2012 study found that receiving a compliment provides a person with the same positive effect as receiving cash. While a compliment may not be what pays tuition and fees, it can surely provide the motivation needed to study for and pass exams. 

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    Housing, construction projects planned for USF

    In the past 10 years, the university has seen many new buildings go up, ranging from the Marshall Student Center (MSC) to the Juniper-Poplar residence halls to the new state of the art, seven-story Interdisciplinary Sciences building.

  • New clinic reaches out to at-risk youth

    In times of considerable hardship, a person should be able to turn to a professional whose expertise is matched only by their compassion.

  • What happens to those accused of rape?

    Nationwide, questions arise over how universities handle sexual violence

     

    FSU quarterback Jameis Winston, who has been accused of sexual battery against a student, will find out today if he faces criminal charges. 

  • USF jumps in national research rankings

    USF has moved up 10 spots in the National Science Foundation’s (NSF) national ranking of public and private research institutions since last year, once again ranking among the top 50 schools.

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    From the classroom to the track

    Engineering student begins drag racing at 19 years old

    A metric ton of steel and rubber blazed down the runway at 300 mph and then decelerated abruptly after crossing a checkered line. Not many would expect the fearless driver behind the wheel to be a petite, 19-year-old girl, whose soft speech has no hint of an engine’s roar.  

Sports

  • Bulls win first game without Orekhova

     

    After dropping its first game without senior guard Inga Orekhova to Florida Gulf Coast University, the USF women’s basketball team held off Stetson on Sunday afternoon in a 72-68 win.

  • Perry leads USF to “quality win” against Alabama

     

    USF freshman forward Chris Perry may have led the Bulls with 14 rebounds and came in second on the team in scoring with 14 points Saturday night against Alabama, but it was fellow freshman center John Egbunu who sealed a victory for USF with a blocked shot as the clock neared zero.

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    Matt Floyd: Off-field iron man

    Redshirt sophomore quarterback Matt Floyd may have said it best when he said no one can be harder on a player than the player himself. 

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    Seniors prepare for final game in Bulls uniform

     

    USF defensive end Ryne Giddins said he doesn’t know when it’ll come, whether on the bus, airplane or at the stadium, but the senior said he’ll speak from the heart to his teammates sometime before his last collegiate game. 

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    Basketball brings Taylor back home

    It started when little league basketball coach Tommy Laborie approached 9-year-old Tamara Taylor, who sat watching her sister play basketball. He convinced her to play.

  • Bulls don’t lack motivation going into season finale

    “Obviously the season didn’t end how we wanted it to,” USF offensive coordinator Walt Wells said. 

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