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Articles published on February 21, 2006

Wake up to waffles with hot raspberry syrup
By The Culinary Institute of America For AP Weekly Features

Seltzer hummus has a nice fizz
By J.M. HIRSCH Associated Press Writer

February 21, 2006

Doctor who did teen's autopsy had questionable reports
The Associated Press

White House tackles trade deficit
The Associated Press

Mistaking knife for gun, deputy kills 29-year-old
The Associated Press

Failure halts 911 computer dispatch
By LISE FISHER Sun staff writer

GRU, Beazer disagree on water threat
By JEFF ADELSON Sun staff writer

Employees prevail in DOC's 'Denim-gate'

By KAREN VOYLES Sun staff writer

Families praying for trapped coal miners
The Associated Press

Small roundabouts just don't work

In Philippines, sound under mud sustains rescuers' hope
The Associated Press

Don't trust White House with eavesdropping

Check statistics on bar closing times

Tunnel vision is blinding us

Sowell has facts wrong

Trading lunches

Corporate George

Author used writing to overcome addiction
By COLIN MCCANDLESS Special to the Sun

Winter fun
By JESSICA ZIMMER Special to the Sun

Improve communication with formal family meetings
By GREGORY RAMEY Cox News Service

Devotees still get a kick out of Chuck Norris
By PAUL FARHI The Washington Post

'Cats' Dynamic Duo
By JOHN PATTON Sun high school sports writer

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Asparagus and lamb stir-fry
By The Associated Press

Administration proposes higher health care costs for some military retirees
The Associated Press

Americans dance for silver
The Associated Press

After falling into wrong hands, tourism school plans embraced

After the storm

Abbas picks Hamas leader to form new government
The Associated Press

Best at what he does
By STEPHEN HAWKINS AP Sports Writer

Business schools facing growing faculty shortage
The Associated Press

Bush plugs U.S. energy initiatives
The Associated Press

Chefs' visit revives family memories of Finnish food tradition
By MARIAN BETANCOURT For AP Weekly Features

Candy makers trying to cater to health-conscious chocoholics
The Associated Press

DNA leads to arrest of man in 2001 robbery

Demeanor, creativity earn Teacher of the Year high marks
By TIFFANY PAKKALA Sun staff writer

Dream of flying took Marine from Toys 'R' Us into Africa
By BOB ARNDORFER and DEBORAH BALL Sun staff writers

Finishing strong is the focus
By KEVIN BROCKWAY Sun sports writer

Guidance for making gumbo, classic Creole specialty
By TOMMY C. SIMMONS For AP Weekly Features

Gainesville gets a Norfolk lesson in partnership
By TIFFANY PAKKALA Sun staff writer

Gordon, Junior show promise
Raleigh News & Observer

Gators look to renew rivalry with 'Canes
By PAT DOOLEY Sun sports writer

Here's why everybody hates UF

Historian gets 3 years for denying Holocaust
The Associated Press

Italian meatball soup rapido
By The Associated Press

Lawrence Summers stepping down as Harvard president at end of academic year
The Associated Press

Man arrested in string of vehicle break-ins
span style="font-weight:bold;">By TOMMY GRAHAM Special to the Sun

No charges filed in Gators shooting incident
By Lise Fisher

Nominations for top volunteer sought
Sun staff report

Neocons are hypocrites

Police say man used car to ram girlfriend's
By LISE FISHER Sun staff writer

Parents aren't asking kids for Medicare help
The Associated Press

RadioShack CEO resigns amid inquiry over resume
The Associated Press

Rebuilding plans for La. unveiled
The Associated Press

Swordfish with cucumber sauce and tabbouleh
By The Associated Press

SEC fines Arkansas $5,000 for fans' jubilation after beating Florida
The Associated Press

Supreme Court takes on late-term abortion issue
The Associated Press

Students write the darndest things in e-mails to professors
By JONATHAN D. GLATER The New York Times

Source: Miami's Williams appeals failed drug test
Compiled from Sun wire reports

Syracuse stuns No. 14 WVU
The Associated Press

Staying sane when your little girl is boy crazy
By BARBARA MELTZ The Boston Globe

The not-so-secret TV lives of guys
By Lauren Rich Special to Gainesville.com

UF probation could end in months
By JACK STRIPLING and SHIRA KRAMER Sun staff writers

U.S. official tells Iraq: forces, religious parties don't mix
The Associated Press

Will it be enough?
By Dennis Culver/GatorSports.com

Windfall guaranteed

Young baseball pitching staff is fueling team
By BRANDON ZIMMERMAN Sun sports writer

Images of the Day

Florida head coach Billy Donovan shouts instructions to his players during the second half of their basketball game against Arkansas in Fayetteville, Ark., Saturday, Feb. 18, 2006. Arkansas defeated No. 10 Florida, 85-81, in overtime.

Guidance for making gumbo, classic Creole specialty

This photo provided by The Advocate shows Shrimp and Sausage Gumbo, as prepared by chef-food photographer David Gallent. Gumbo is one of those dishes that everyone has an opinion on, but basically it's a slow-cooked dish served either as a soup course or as an entire meal. The name "gumbo" comes from the African word for okra, but gumbos can also be roux-based, taking inspiration from French culinary traditions.

Supreme Court takes on late-term abortion issue

The Supreme Court building as seen last Thursday.

Buchholz forward Chris Washington, left, and point guard Blake Hyden have combined to lead the Bobcats to an 18-9 record and tonight's regional semifinals.

Dream of flying took Marine from Toys 'R' Us into Africa

Marine Cpl. Matthieu Marcellus is shown.

Florida's Taurean Green, right, makes a pass as Arkansas' Charles Thomas defends during the second half of a basketball game in Fayetteville, Ark. Green scored a team-high 20 points.

United States' Benjamin Agosto and his partner Tanith Belbin show off their silver medals following the free dance final in Figure Skating Ice Dancing at the Turin 2006 Winter Olympic Games in Turin, Italy, Monday, Feb. 20, 2006.

Business schools facing growing faculty shortage

Brett Smith stands at the Richard T. Farmer School of Business at Miami University on Saturday, in Oxford, Ohio. Smith, 36, of Oxford, is finishing his doctoral degree at the University of Cincinnati and will start teaching full time at the Miami business school in the fall.