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Articles published on February 15, 2004

'Noles continue to be tough to beat at home
The Associated Press

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Around the Region

Area police follow cyber trail to crack cases
BY JANINE YOUNG SIKES Sun Staff Writer

Authorities arrest 7, confiscate drugs, alcohol at party
BY GREG C. BRUNO Sun Staff Writer

A sad saga of injustice
BY JACOB MCCREA Special to the Sun

A blast from the past

Bussing trailing rivals in money
BY CARRIE MILLER Sun Staff Writer

Bulldogs have 'Cats' number
The Associated Press

Blue Wave girls race by Hornets
By J.L. KIRBY Special to The Sun

Bush plan offers tax-free ways to save
By KATHY KRISTOFF

Cool teen rooms
By NILA DO Special to The Sun

Civil War tourism gives way to civil rights tourism
BY PHILLIP RAWLS The Associated Press

Choosing between a father and a brother

Eastside wins title
BY JOHN PATTON Sun High School Sports Editor

Feb. 15, 2004

From Special Collections: glimpses of racism

FDA has enough authority

Gators take nostalgic trip
By JOHN PATTON Sun sports writer

Going beyond basic economics
By Brent Christensen

Going beyond basic economics
By Brent Christensen

GOP isn't in Alachua County

History relived
BY GREG C. BRUNO Sun Staff Writer

Hurricanes shut down Gators, 4-1
BY BRANDON ZIMMERMAN SUN SPORTS WRITER

HBO film 'Iron Jawed Angels' highlights women's movement
BY JACK GARNER Gannett News Service

HBO envy
BY MATTHEW GILBERT The Boston Globe

Junk faxes may cost company $5 million
By DORIS CHANDLER Sun Business Editor

Job loss due to NAFTA

Lesson of a lifetime
BY DIANE CHUN Sun Staff Writer

Late-game collapse, again
By KEVIN BROCKWAY Sun sports writer

Lloreda shrugs off pain to hurt UF
By ROBBIE ANDREU Sun sports writer

Little E chasing a Big W
BY MIKE HARRIS AP Motorsports Writer

Local golf pro is hero to kids

Let's make cycling safer

Rod Smith pushes for longer terms

Ripping up the list

Southerners: I'm askin' for your vote
By DAVE BARRY

Tough stretch awaits Gators
BY BRANDON ZIMMERMAN Sun sports writer

Team players
By MICHAEL P. REGAN AP Business Writer

The beginning of a new era for Alachua County schools

The pain continues

The government shouldn't interfere in marriages

UF's health programs find place in the world
BY DIANE CHUN Sun Staff Writer

Volunteers haul trash out of prairie
BY JON CUSTER Special to The Sun

Winsome and win some more
The Associated Press

West's best look down on East
By MARK HEISLER Los Angeles Times

Yankees close in on A-Rod
By RONALD BLUM AP Sports Writer

Images of the Day
Amanda Moo, 17, rests in her gypsy, Middle Eastern-themed room. An intricately designed tapestry hangs in what used to be Amanda's closet, the doors of which were removed to create a comfortable niche for her bed. Co

College of Dentistry senior Jossette Vo, left, 28, and sophomore Julie Geiger, 23, give banana split flouride to the children of Pan de Asucar. The crowd of observers found it incredibly amusing when the flouride foam would ooze out of their friends' mouths.

Florida forward Matt Walsh, right, guards LSU forward Brandon Bass in the Gators' 73-70 loss Saturday.

Eastside's Latoya Williams shoots over Ocala Vanguard's Destany Tanner, left, and Destiny Bethea in the district playoff game Saturday at Gainesville High.

NASCAR driver Dale Earnhardt Jr. takes the checkered flag to win the first of two Gatorade Twin 125 qualifying races at Daytona International Speedway on Thursday. Despite being among the favorites in the Daytona 500 several times, Earnhardt is 0-for-4 in NASCAR's biggest event.

Linda Brown, a nurse at Wesbury United Methodist Retirement Community, in Meadville, Pa., dances to the beat provided by co-workers during a drum circle jam session on Jan. 21.