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Articles published on January 25, 2005

$80 billion more for Iraq, Afghan wars to be sought
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

'Puppy' settling in at new home
By DEBORAH BALL Sun staff writer

'Tonight Show' pays homage to Carson
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

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After flap, gender truths revisited
By NATALIE ANGIER AND KENNETH CHANG THE NEW YORK TIMES

Abortion foes march, emboldened by elections
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Alachua company launches dental shield worldwide
By DORIS CHANDLER Sun business editor

A celebration of greed

A dishonor to Dr. King

Art, essay winners will be honored

An honor for CROP
By KATIE SYMMONDS Special to The Sun

Bleak tourism outlook
The Associated Press

Beginning to exercise?
By SCOTT LARKIN Assistant Director of Personal Training, GHFC

Billy Donovan Media Luncheon
By University Athletic Association

Bystanders decry force in Elian raid
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

British Invasion offers fun with a purpose
By GARY KIRKLAND Sun staff writer

Bill aims to bolster state child support collections
By JOE FOLLICK Sun Tallahassee Bureau

Business briefs
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Butler Enterprises a friend to LifeSouth

Cold, dry air leads to fires in area
By AMY REININK Sun staff writer

City, protester settle lawsuit
By ARIANE WILTSE Special to The Sun

Carson focus of UF thesis
By BOB ARNDORFER Sun staff writer

Costner finds new game in 'The Upside of Anger'
By DAVID GERMAIN THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Detainees tried mass hanging in 2003
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Driver of year a surprise from NHRA
By NORM FROSCHER Special to The Sun

Debate will tackle pornography, free speech
By TED GELTNER Sun staff writer

Eastside pounds Keystone Heights
By BARRY HECKARD Special to The Sun

Father, daughter reunite after tsunami
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Flu vaccine ready for all
By DIANE CHUN Sun staff writer

GRU bill soon may add hydrant costs
By JEFF ADELSON Sun staff writer

Home discomfort
By KEVIN BROCKWAY Sun sports writer

How much should you save each month?
By CBS MARKETWATCH Knight-RIdder News Service

Justices reject Schiavo appeal
By MARIA NEWMAN THE NEW YORK TIMES

Jan. 25, 2004

Kicker tells Meyer he is UF bound
By ROBBIE ANDREU Sun sports writer

Keeping day care in the family
By JULIE SEVRENS LYONS KNIGHT RIDDER NEWSPAPERS

Liz Wanless Named SEC Field Athlete of the Week
By University Athletic Association

Machen may leave president's mansion
By JANINE YOUNG SIKES Sun staff writer

Most don't know what they're getting from Net searches
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Many students use ADHD drugs to make the grade
By KRISTEN KRIDEL Special to The Sun

NFC Championship not nearly enough for Eagles
The Associated Press

Ouellette Named SEC Men's Tennis Player of the Week
By University Athletic Association

Officials say hurricane recovery won't be enough for summer
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Points system will stand pat for now
The Associated Press

Pentagon reveals new spy groups
BY ERIC SCHMITT THE NEW YORK TIMES BY ROBERT BURNS AP MILITARY WRITER

Reserve shortage likely
By ROBERT BURNS AP MILITARY WRITER

Report: Buy land quickly to restore Everglades
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Senior Snapshot: Orley Szmuch
By Kristen Eckhardt/GatorSports.com

Sixers cool Heat
The Associated Press

Sharapova moves into semifinals
The Associated Press

Students plan to knock down social barriers

Suspect arrested in deadly Iraq blasts
By LOS ANGELES TIMES

Smith requests $2 million for road
By CINDY SWIRKO Sun staff writer

Super Bowl viewers can count on 'well-behaved' spots
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

State jobless rate on the rise
By DORIS CHANDLER Sun business editor

Super Bowl security tight by land, water and air
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Shame on adults

Signal easily overlooked

The Academy's big night is on the way
The Associated Press

Timeout

Thanks for the patriotic

The cruelest cut

Up for grabs
By Josh Altshuler and Eric Orvieto/GatorSports

UF to showcase advances at brain institute series
By DIANE CHUN Sun staff writer

Union Jacks, Beatlemania add up to fun with a British flavor
By GARY KIRKLAND Sun staff writer

U.N. marks Holocaust liberation
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Video shows American hostage with gun to head
The Associated Press

Walsh ready to play
By KEVIN BROCKWAY Sun sports writer

Weary Belichick begins planning
The Associated Press

Images of the Day

Jim Mitchell, president of the Marina Management Corporation, steps over debris on Sept. 19, 2004, in Pensacola from the Bahia Mar Marina, where Hurricane Ivan flattened a boat storage building, causing millions of dollars in damage.

Video shows American hostage with gun to head

In this image taken from insurgents video released on Tuesday, a man who identifies himself as American Roy Hallums pleads for Arab rulers to intercede to spare his life. Hallums, 56, was seized Nov. 1 along with Robert Tarongoy of the Philippines during an armed assault on their compound in Baghdad's Mansour district in Iraq.

The Gators lost 83-76 in OT at home on Jan. 19 to Tennessee and C.J. Watson.

A unidenitifed demonstrator Monday holds a sign showing the seizure of Elian Gonzalez outside the federal court building in Miami where the civil trial for 13 bystanders to the Elian Gonzalez raid is being held.

Abortion foes march, emboldened by elections

Thousands of people participate Monday in the annual March for Life in Washington to protest the Supreme Court decision that legalized abortion. The anniversary of the 1973 Roe v. Wade decision was Saturday.

Union Jacks, Beatlemania add up to fun with a British flavor

From left, Doug Jones, head of the Florida Museum of Natural History; Michael Blachly, director of Phillips Center for the Performing Arts; and Rebecca Nagy, head of the Harn Museum, prepare for their upcoming British Invasion Party and Concert.