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Articles published on February 2, 2006

Long distance charges need government oversight

Democrats got lobbying money, too

Eavesdropping issue needs special counsel

Writer shouldn't live on past glory

Reducing Union County speed limits would help

Be the light that shines
By CLEVELAND TINKER Special to the Guardian

Teacher instills love of learning in students
By AIDA MALLARD Special to the Guardian

Prairie View is blossoming as elementary magnet school
By AIDA MALLARD Special to the Guardian

Art show celebrates black life
By TERESA D. SOUTHERN Guardian staff writer

It's official: Alito is high court justice
By JESSE J. HOLLAND Associated Press writer

She was 'a protector of King's legacy'
By TERESA D. SOUTHERN Guardian staff writer

Coretta Scott King dies at age 78
By ERRIN HAINES Associated Press writer

Enrollment low for CHOICES
By CINDY SWIRKO Special to the Guardian

Gov. Bush proposes $1.5 billion in tax cuts
By LLOYD DUNKELBERGER and MAURICE TAMMAN N.Y. Times Regional Media Group

Efficient lighting makes a difference
By TARA THOMAS GRU conservation analyst

Adults sometimes need immunizations, too
By VIVIAN FILER

Josiah Walls: A politician and publisher

Chester Shell: A man of vision

Many remember her courage
By CLEVELAND TINKER Special to the Guardian

Medicare prescription chaos hits poor citizens the hardest
By DIANE CHUN Special to the Guardian

Gators come home, beat Vandy
By BRANDON ZIMMERMAN Special to the Guardian

Magazine a good investment this month
By MICHELLE SINGLETARY

TV shows highlight black culture

Nation's black history should be treasured

Bush outlines agenda to keep U.S. competitive, shore up education
By G. ROBERT HILLMAN Knight-Ridder Newspapers

Ladies' man must search his soul
By NONA C. JONES

Tackle & bait
By CLEVELAND TINKER Special to the Guardian

Suffering from depression? Try taking a 30-minute walk
By LIZ AUSTIN Associated Press Writer

Week in Review

Many were educated at Liberty Hill School
By MURRAY D. LAURIE Special to the Guardian

'Cats barrage beats Bulldogs
The Associated Press

'Aristocrats' raises vulgarity to an art form

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A good, not great class
By Dennis Culver/GatorSports.com

American automakers break losing streak
The Associated Press

Alito votes for stay of execution
The Associated Press

Attacks blight new Iraq government
The Associated Press

Brand, Clippers carve up skidding Magic
The Associated Press

Big rig death traps
By EDWARD ROBERTS

Bethune's band is on a Super roll
The Associated Press

Class of 2006 rundown
By Matthew Katz

Conventional tests miss heart disease in millions of women
The Associated Press

Clemson fit, Spiller says
By John Patton/Sun high school sports editor

CFO's trades may be probed
By JOE FOLLICK Sun Tallahassee Bureau

Court review halts state executions
By NATHAN CRABBE Sun staff writer

Canned hunts are wrong

Community calendar

Devils dispose of Senators, 5-3
The Associated Press

Death toll climbs to 8 in Calif. rampage
The Associated Press

Downtown church clears way to be sold
By JEFF ADELSON Sun staff writer

Ending judges' junkets

Ex-exec: Enron fudged numbers to please Wall Street
The Associated Press

FSU loads up on linemen
The Associated Press

Family, friends say Spiller could have been a Gator
By JOHN PATTON Sun high school sports editor

Former All-American lineman for UF dies
By PAT DOOLEY Sun sports writer

Florida panther may be relocated
The Associated Press

Florida senators seek to resist Gulf drilling
The Associated Press

February 2, 2006

Fla. to join states helping those denied drugs in Medicare
The Associated Press

Georgia's Groundhog Day forecaster predicts early spring
The Associated Press

Getting verbals is only part of the battle

Gators want to let go of painful loss to 'Dogs
By BRANDON ZIMMERMAN Sun sports writer

Google stock price plunges
The Associated Press

Gov. Bush proposes a $70.8 billion budget
By LLOYD DUNKELBERGER Sun Tallahassee Bureau

Hurricanes sign 20 players
The Associated Press

Heart led Spiller to Clemson
By JOHN PATTON Sun sports writer

HDTV's mixed signals
By MARINA BLOMBERG Sun staff writer

Israeli police, settlers clash fiercely
By GREG MYRE The New York Times

Iran to be sent before U.N. Security Council
The Associated Press

In a medieval mood? Check out pages on a page
By ALISSON CLARK

Jurevicius carries memory of his son into Super Bowl
By WRIGHT THOMPSON Kansas City Star

Kaki King brings her rhythm to the guitar

Local fast talker earns national TV ad spot
By JENNA L. TIGHE Special to the Sun

Man fumes over 12 'officers' at a city meeting

Medicaid, student loan funds slashed
The Associated Press

Morris troupe takes on 'All Fours' and more
By SARAH INGLEY

Northwest departing Gainesville
By NATHAN CRABBE Sun staff writer

New Orleans residents getting help

Petition to ban gay union fails
The Associated Press

PETA exhibit raises question and eyebrows at UF
By TOMMY GRAHAM Special to the Sun

Pricey Merlion as tasty as it is attractive
By DAVID CARLSON Sun dining critic

Rebuild America first

Robinson, Doe were on board early at Florida
By JOHN PATTON Sun sports writer

Road tests turn I-75 into a parking lot

Report lays blame on Bush, Chertoff for Katrina failures
The Associated Press

Sexual battery arrest warrant issued for an Oak Hall School senior
By DEBORAH BALL
Sun Staff Writer

State home insurer's rates criticized
The Associated Press

Spike Lee criticizes Snoop, 'pimpdom,' media stereotypes
By DAVE SCHLENKER Sun entertainment editor

Students write bill to lighten book load
By TIFFANY PAKKALA Sun staff writer

Students commemorate 'Black Thursday'
By BLAKE GOLDFARB Special to the Sun

Steelers' Porter mad about Seahawk's near-guarantee
The Associated Press

Sony dumps Aibo 4-legged robot's loyal fans say move will hurt Sony's stature
The Associated Press

Stellar cast paints dramatic picture
By SHERWIN MACKINTOSH Sun theater critic

She's someone to talk to
By CLEVELAND TINKER Special to the Guardian

Shady Grove was site of civil rights meetings
By MURRAY D. LAURIE Special to the Guardian

Torture detailed as trial resumes without Saddam
The Associated Press

The beat is back
By GARY KIRKLAND Sun staff writer

Tokyo String Quartet returns after nearly 20 years

Urban Meyer's signs of the future
By ROBBIE ANDREU Sun sports writer

UF's top lawyer leaving to take post at Duke
By JACK STRIPLING Sun staff writer

United rallies, leaves bankruptcy behind
The Associated Press

Wet foot, dry foot
The Associated Press

Weis, Notre Dame come up first-class on big day
The Associated Press

What is the difference between traditional and contemporary gospel?
ELDER KARL ANDERSON

Images of the Day

Miami based filmaker Carlos V. Guttierez holds up a poster promoting his upcoming film short "Wet Foot/Dry Foot" which premiers in Miami Thursday in Coconut Grove, Fla. Wednesday. The film comes out at a atime when the government's so called "Wet Foot Dry Foot" Cuban immigration policy has sparked major controversy.

Georgia's Groundhog Day forecaster predicts early spring

Punxsutawney Phil, the weather predicting groundhog, is held by his handler Bill Deeley in front of an announced crowd of 14,000 who came to hear the prediction of six more weeks of winter in Punxsutawney, Pa. on Thursday.

Florida coach Urban Meyer smiles at a news conference on Wednesday.

Jurevicius carries memory of his son into Super Bowl

Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Joe Jurevicius talks with reporters during Super Bowl XL Media Day at Ford Field in Detroit on Tuesday.

United rallies, leaves bankruptcy behind

United Airlines ticketing agent Ludy Gerardi, left, gives Pete McDonald, right, United Airlines' chief operating officer, the thumbs up sign as he visits and thanks employees in the United terminal at Chicago's O'Hare International Airport on Wednesday.

An Israeli policeman runs over a brick barricade during clashes between Jewish settlers and their supporters and Israeli troops and police Wednesday.

Sears sales associate Ramesh Patel looks over several of the large-screen high-definition televisions at the store in the Oaks Mall on Wednesday morning. Patel said the store has seen an increase in business with Superbowl XL on Sunday.The Sony 40" Wega LCD XBR, pictured at bottom right is the "hottest item" Patel said.

The Soweto Gospel Choir.

Yvonne C. Rawls, left, chapter president of the Mu Upsilon Omega chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha, lights the final candle for Alpha Kappa Alpha during the greek medley portion of the service held in observance of the sorority's Founders' Day. Behind her are members of the sorority.