Articles published on February 3, 2006

Book TV stops in area
By ALICIA PEREZ Special to the Sun

A slow withdrawal

The rest of the list
Compiled by Sun columnist Pat Dooley

The Piano Man finds inner harmony
By REBECCA LOUIE New York Daily News

'Commander in Chief' hopes to reverse slide
By CHARLIE McCOLLUM Knight Ridder Newspapers

ESPN now in the palm of your hand
By YUKI NOGUCHI The Washington Post

Rappers go for the grill
By CURTIS STEPHEN Newsday

'Invasion' benefits from an infusion of fun
By MATTHEW GILBERT The Boston Globe

Is love colorblind ?
By TERESA WILTZ The Washington Post

The adventures of a media hit man

City is planning on an energy fantasy

Bush health care plan is really no plan at all

Evolution is testable

Thanks to The Sun for sensitive coverage

'Saved by the Bell' creator offers insight on popular show
By JENNIFER PFAFF Special to the Sun

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Are you ready to run for a good cause? Show up for event Saturday
By BLAKE GOLDFARB Special to the Sun

Area group scales Mount Kilimanjaro
By BOB ARNDORFER Sun staff writer

Board chalks up its goals
By TIFFANY PAKKALA Sun staff writer

Blues edge Blackhawks
The Associated Press

Bettis' final fling at a ring is a rare thing
The Associated Press

Backbone in Steinhatchee flats may have been whale

City investigates future energy options
By JEFF ADELSON Sun staff writer

City's armed response to chickens spurs uproar
By LISE FISHER Sun staff writer

Dad's condition inspires Hardy
By JOHN PATTON Sun high school sports editor

Depth a factor vs. UK
By KEVIN BROCKWAY Sun sports writer

Democratic hopefuls share plans for budget surplus
The Associated Press

Double car bombings kill 11 Iraqis
The Associated Press

Defense request: $439 billion
The Associated Press

Documentary tells of Whoopi's family ties to Alachua County
By SARAH L. STEWART Sun staff writer

Ex-Enron official says Skilling gave bad data
The Associated Press

Fire ants are a leading cause for diminished quail numbers in Florida
By TIM TUCKER Sun outdoors writer

February 3, 2006

Golden Gators
By PAT DOOLEY Sun sports writer

Gators chop down Tigers
By BRANDON ZIMMERMAN Sun sports writer

GOP pulls surprise selecting a leader
The Washington Post

Health care goes retail
The Associated Press

Impact of storms won't be lost on tax season, industry
The Associated Press

Iran threatens retaliation if sent before U.N. council
The Associated Press

Keystone, Oak Hall move on
By DANIEL SHANKS Special to the Sun

Late-stage cancer patients flock to Mexico for treatment
The Associated Press

Levy jail offers GED program
By KAREN VOYLES Sun staff writer

Mascots under fire
By ERIC OLSON AP Sports Writer

Miller returns from break looking rested
The Associated Press

Muhammad caricature enrages Islamic world
The Associated Press

NTSB releases crash investigation details
Bob Arndorfer / The Gainesville Sun

NTSB to release investigation results of Lake Butler fatal crash
By Bob Arndorfer

No. 3 Louisiana St. crushes Arkansas
The Associated Press

On Groundhog Day, Phil predicts extended winter
The Associated Press

Plan to restrict boat speed on area rivers is approved
By NATHAN CRABBE Sun staff writer

Perfect start in league makes LSU hottest club
By KEVIN BROCKWAY Sun sports writer

Report: Rock Church plans redevelopment
By CINDY SWIRKO Sun staff writer

Rewards based on FCAT criticized
By LLOYD DUNKELBERGER Sun Tallahassee Bureau

Rep. Boehner once again rises to top of GOP ranks
The Associated Press

SFCC Offers a Study Abroad Fair
Julie Garrett

Suit wants Florida black bear on federal high-risk list
The Associated Press

Seattle finds success in Jackson
By MIKE COBB The Lakeland Ledger

Sales manager leaves Sunshine for new job
By MARINA BLOMBERG Sun staff writer

Shuttle for east Gainesville workers considered
By JEFF ADELSON Sun staff writer

She's a w-i-n-n-e-r
By DEBORAH BALL Sun staff writer

Spy chiefs say disclosure has harmed work
The Associated Press

Tickets Available for 2006 Women of Distinction and Promise Luncheon
Larry Keen

The latest in frog lures
By TIM TUCKER

Tornadoes bring new pain to New Orleans
The Associated Press

UF master's program now $600,000 richer

Wade, Nash join familiar faces as All-Star starters
The Associated Press

Worker output slowing
By MARTIN CRUTSINGER AP economics writer

Women wear red to raise heart disease awareness
By DIANE CHUN Sun staff writer

Warrant issued for teen in rape
By DEBORAH BALL Sun staff writer