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Articles published on January 22, 2007
Content issues dominate Las Vegas Electronics Show
The Associated Press
City hires new security guard for City Hall
Alachua's new police station will open soon
By ANDREW TAN
Al-Sadr feels heat from U.S.
The Associated Press
An Attempt to be Healthy
By: KAYLA GRIFFIN
Bill Parcells resigns
The Associated Press
Bear essential
The Associated Press
Bush could unveil energy initiatives
The Associated Press
Bush's new strategy is 'a fool's errand'
Cool cars at the International Auto Show
Sun staff
Crosby highlights NHL All-Star game
The Associated Press
Changes in rules expected
By Steve Wieberg
USA TODAY
Crackdown on L.A. gangs promised as activity surges
The Associated Press
Citizens insurance settles suit for $950K
The Associated Press
Crist promises Everglades push
The Associated Press
Coping with credit card applications
McClatchy Newspapers
County students get a head start
By NANCY IAFRATE
Director of UF's libraries to start new chapter of her life
By JESSICA PALOMBO
Special to the Sun
Debunking common myths of PC slowdowns
Environment joins argument that Americans work too long
Earnings condensed at Reader's Digest
By Malcolm Berko
Copley News Service
Florida ponders change in requirements for gifted students
By Andrew Dunn And Julia Crouse
The Lakeland Ledger
French Film Festival continues tonight
By Brian Offenther
Special to The Sun
Gators drop fifth straight SEC game
By Joshua Armstrong
Special to The Sun
Grossman gets it done in big game
The Associated Press
GPD plans task force on violent crimes
By LISE FISHER
Sun staff writer
Getting through to the person you need to talk to
By Bob Rosner
Hatton wins title back convincingly
The Associated Press
Hoffman wins playoff for first Tour victory
The Associated Press
Hingis advances to quarterfinals
The Associated Press
Historians pessimistic about future of Iraq
The Associated Press
How can Gainesville be proud?
By TRISH MOSER
Insurance deal offers big savings
By Joe Follick And Sara Lubbes
Sun Tallahassee Bureau/
Kenneth Kerslake will be remembered for his generosity
Learning cowboy arts on the range
The Associated Press
Leaders' preparation allowed the city to continue functioning
Marquette knocks off No. 6 Pitt
The Associated Press
Melo, Iverson together at last
The Associated Press
Manning is now winning in this rivalry
By Selena Roberts
New York Times
Managing the needy employee - and your time
By AMY JOYCE
The Washington Post
No. 8 Tigers cruise past unranked Tide
The Associated Press
No Super Bowl for Testaverde
The Associated Press
N.M. governor aims to be first Hispanic president
The Associated Press
Offline options for backing up
By J.D. BIERSDORFER
The New York Times
Peyton's place in Colt history
The Associated Press
Reports: Steelers to replace Cowher with Tomlin
The Associated Press
Residents unite against increased traffic
By CINDY SWIRKO
Sun staff writer
Steelers hire Tomlin as coach
By ALAN ROBINSON
The Associated Press
Stacked deck
The Associated Press
Solar hall-of-famer
By ANTHONY CLARK
Sun business editor
Still camera and camcorder: Canon's DC50
The New York Times
Schools switch to healthier meals
The Associated Press
Tech lover wears peeves on his sleeve
By BILL HUSTED
Cox News Service
Turnpikes to keep SunPass users from slowing down
The Associated Press
Top techno-etiquette standards for 2007
By THELMA DOMENICI
Scripps Howard News Service
Team Grey Goose flies to the top in Ultimate Frisbee
By Kori Frederick
Special to The Sun
Utley, Phillies agree to $85 million deal
The Associated Press
With cell phones, think before you call
McClatchy Newspapers
Weather leaves field slippery
The Associated Press
Will the story of Hillary Clinton have chapters on her presidency?
The Associated Press
War will lead U.S. to its downfall