By Caroline Lewis
Preparing for your first year in college is a liberating experience. Buying new things and getting ready for class is exciting. And since most freshmen live on campus and are already familiar with the campus bookstore (thank you, Preview), it naturally seems like the best place to start. Unfortunately, the campus bookstore is almost, if [...]
By Tommy Baker
Radio can be a special place to escape the monotonous and overreaching world. A place to listen to the strings of a banjo pluck the blues from under our tired eyes. A place where beats fall like leaves from a dancing forest of culture. I turn on the radio in Gainesville, in search of this [...]
By Joe Richard
The International Socialist Organization (ISO) is committed to building an organization that participates in the struggles for justice, liberation and ultimately for a future socialist society.
The ISO has branches across the country whose members are involved in helping to fight in a number of struggles: the movement to stop war and occupation, fights against racism [...]
By Fine Print Staff
It’s hard to believe that just a month ago you could cross the street at 13th and University in the middle of the day and not run into another pedestrian. Gainesville slows for the summer as most students take off on road trips, head home or study abroad. But that doesn’t mean the city shuts [...]
By Joe Richard
Thousands of people from all over the country will gather in Washington, D.C., on Oct. 10 and 11 to demand the Obama administration finally guarantee full legal rights for the LGBTQ community. After generations of legal discrimination, the time has come for folks to get out of the trenches and move onto the attack. The [...]
