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Articles published on February 16, 2006

Boys play Thursday; girls beat Niceville
By CLEVELAND TINKER Special to the Guardian

Gainesville remembers Coretta Scott King
By TERESA D. SOUTHERN Guardian staff writer

Common hits the O'Dome Sunday
By TRAVIS ATRIA Special to the Guardian

Election hopefuls discuss politics at forum
By CLEVELAND TINKER Special to the Guardian

A. Quinn Jones: A pioneer educator

Jonathan C. Gibbs: Member of state Cabinet

Spreading lots of love
By TERESA D. SOUTHERN Guardian staff writer

Heart disease in women
By VIVIAN FILER

Center trains young adults for careers
By ELISSA ROSEN Special to the Guardian

A business of family
By CLEVELAND TINKER Special to the Guardian

Museum is history on wheels
By KAREN VOYLES Special to the Guardian

Eastside students learn about business world

These behaviors are learned at home
By SHELTON DAVIS

Twins offer ethnic twist on healthy eating habits
By DIANE CHUN Special to the Guardian

Seasoned motorcycle racers get back to the basics
By NORM FROSCHER Special to the Guardian

Library offers tax help
Special to the Guardian

Chiles educator is teacher of year
By TIFFANY PAKKALA Special to the Guardian

'Doom' rises above its dungheap of a genre

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Attack on Roy wasn't warranted

Around the world with GCO
By JUNE CAPPIELLO Special to The Sun

Artist threatens suit after city removes his paintings
The Associated Press

A brutal discipline

An Ebony honor
By TERESA D. SOUTHERN Guardian staff writer

Body armor for Texas

Bernanke: Economy on track
The Associated Press

Boys Hoops Regional Quarterfinals

Blacks name Jackson, Rice 'most important' leaders
The Associated Press

Cheyney aims blame at himself
The Washington Post

Common hits the O'Dome Sunday
By TRAVIS ATRIA Special to The Sun

County aims for growth in eastern Gainesville
By CINDY SWIRKO Sun staff writer

Club director fights crime
By CLEVELAND TINKER Special to the Guardian

Device helps avoid potential kidney failure
By DIANE CHUN Sun staff writer

Don't forget Katrina victims

Drivers leery of NASCAR's playing top cop when it comes to bump drafting
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Decorating a cake for a cause
BY ALICIA PEREZ SPECIAL TO THE SUN

Defendant asks about role of NSA
The Associated Press

Dark Star Orchestra resurrects the Dead
By TED GELTNER

Eclectic skater, electric new events highlight Turin day
By LARRY McSHANE Associated Press Writer

Efforts under way to start gay, bisexual frat
BY TOMMY GRAHAM SPECIAL TO THE SUN

EPA issues permit to sink Oriskany off Pensacola Beach to create reef
The Associated Press

Educational widgets

Fatalities up in some counties in area, but down in Alachua
By LISE FISHER Sun staff writer

From action insects to Alonso, city awash in dance productions

Fiery Furnaces to serve 'Bitter Tea' on Monday

February 16, 2006

Gators put down Vandy, 73-68
BY KEVIN BROCKWAY SUN SPORTS WRITER

Gov. Bush opposes health coverage legislation
By DAVID ROYSE Associated Press writer

Highway patrol looks for new troopers
BY LISE FISHER SUN STAFF WRITER

High School Wrestling

Information posted on social networking Web sites can lead to problems
By BLAKE GOLDFARB Special to The Sun

If lugers luged together, maybe U.S. would watch

JP can't swap up TV schedule
BY KEVIN BROCKWAY SUN SPORTS WRITER

James Page: The minister

Kinder capitalists
The Associated Press

Lofton, Volunteers rout Auburn behind 3-pointers
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Matt Walsh suspended by RimRockers

Marriage is defined by the government

Mercy! Top-ranked Florida is upset by Mercer
BY BRANDON ZIMMERMAN SUN SPORTS WRITER

Mother alleges guards killed son
The Associated Press

Ministries reaching out to the young
By PASTOR JANICE PHILLIPS

New stormwater ponds will get a bit greener
By NATHAN CRABBE Sun staff writer

Police search for suspect in car break-ins
By LISE FISHER Sun staff writer

Parents cheer for school vouchers
By JOE FOLLICK Sun Tallahassee Bureau

Rubbin' is racin' in Olympic snowboardcross - NASCAR on ice
By EDDIE PELLS AP National Writer

Ride a mile in their shoes

Substance scare turns out to be prank
By Lise Fisher

States seek more flexibility under No Child Left Behind
The Associated Press

Scientists make their own Gak
By ALISSON CLARK

Study: Supplements can relieve arthritis pain
By DIANE CHUN Sun staff writer

Senators ridicule Katrina failures
By ERIC LIPTON The New York Times

Seniors have one last hurrah at the O-Dome
BY BRANDON ZIMMERMAN SUN SPORTS WRITER

Sisters talk truth on soul food
BY DIANE CHUN SUN STAFF WRITER

Schools practice tornado drills
BY TIFFANY PAKKALA SUN STAFF WRITER

Sam's Club expansion planned on 13th St.
By JEFF ADELSON Sun staff writer

School volunteers earn service awards
By TIFFANY PAKKALA Sun staff writer

Senator proposes bringing back 'truth' campaign
The Associated Press

Tennessee admits secondary violation
By ELIZABETH A. DAVIS AP Sports Writer

Turning down the heat

Tennessee Football to Report Violation
By ELIZABETH A. DAVIS AP Sports Writer

Taco Ardiente offers solid Mexican fare, minus the heat
By DAVID CARLSON Sun dining critic

UF College of Fine Arts' First Annual Career Fair

Urbanist development needs to be scutinized

USF professor's trial No. 2 would start in April
The Associated Press

Voters could decide on power plant
By NATHAN CRABBE Sun staff writer

White lights aim to catch traffic violators

Images of the Day

States seek more flexibility under No Child Left Behind

Lincoln Elementary School teacher Bethany Sherrill, right, works on a lesson with third-graders, clockwise from top left, Alyson Simpson, Tula Belle Faith, Jason Lamb and Shania Jolley in Coquille, Ore., Jan. 18. About 15 states are vying to be chosen as one of the few that will be allowed some leeway in how student progress is measured under the No Child Left Behind Act, the federal education law criticized by some as overly rigid.

Fatalities up in some counties in area, but down in Alachua

Florida Highway Patrol trooper David Rizo writes up a speeding ticket on Interstate 75 recently.

Joakim Noah, center, drives around Vanderbilt's DeMarre Carroll, left, and Shan Foster, right, in the first half .

Buchholz's Blake Hyden, left, and Gainesville's Byron Merricks, right, battle for a loose ball. The Bobcats enter the postseason as one of the area's hottest teams, having beaten Santa Fe, Eastside and Gainesville to end the regular season before winning District 1-6A as the No. 3 seed.The game be broadcast on WGGG AM-1230 starting at 6:30 p.m.

Rapper Common performs Sunday at the O'Connell Center.

Fiery Furnaces to serve 'Bitter Tea' on Monday

The Fiery Furnaces perform Monday night at Common Grounds.

Wade Brown IV ices a cake in his culinary arts class at the Gainesville Job Corps Center. Watching him are, from left, Shaline Paterson, Delthea Cloud and Christal Higgins. Brown also is the president of the Student Government Association.