Cars, country clubs among leaders’ perks
A dearth of state tax revenue is prompting budget cuts at Florida public universities, but some of the money trickling out of USF’s thinning coffers...
Ditch the stress before the test
Carolers may sing that this is “the most wonderful time of the year,” but it can also be the most stressful for students. Final exams...
Higher tuition rates might make Florida competitive
Florida public universities’ low tuition rates seem to be catching up with them as state funding drops and universities scramble to make ends meet while...
The chamomile cure
A hot cup of tea can be comforting in the winter months, but caffeine in any season can give one a case of the jitters....
Going back home
In professional sports, multi-million-dollar athletes play in front of tens of thousands of people on a weekly basis. Some athletes, such as South Florida senior...
A quiet approach
If actions speak louder than words, Jazmine Sepulveda makes a lot of noise. The words that collect in her mind don’t always make it off...
Don’t get duped by DTV
On Feb. 17, 2009, the move by the federal government to make analog television reception a thing of the past will go into effect. What...
Southern states poor in Christmas spirit
Christmas should only be celebrated where there is snow on the ground. That may be a little extreme, but when it comes to celebrating Christmas,...
Editorial: Access to Florida’s public records must be assured
So much for Florida “in the Sunshine.” A Lakeland man met opposition after filing a public records request to all 67 Florida school districts, the...