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Man Killed By Hillsborough County Bus
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Police Chief's Suspension Ends
Published: Sunday, November 22, 2009 at 7:29 a.m. Last Modified: Sunday, November 22, 2009 at 7:32 a.m. SARASOTA Wearing his black uniform for the first time in four months, Police Chief Peter Abbott sat straight up in his chair as he talked about the importance of professionalism, and of regaining the trust of the public one handshake at a time.
Deputies: Hillsborough woman used stun gun on children
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More community colleges offering 4-year degrees
Want a four-year degree but can't move to the nearest college town or afford the cost of tuition? That problem is quickly disappearing as Florida's once-lowly junior colleges transform into "state colleges." Of the 28 community colleges across Florida, 14 offer full, four-year diplomas, and at least three others are seeking the state's approval to ...
Internet report alleges USF basketball violations
AOL Fanhouse reported there have been multiple violations, some involving a video and conditioning assistant who the sports site said broke rules by providing improper transportation to a current player and overseeing open-gym workouts.
Americans Aren't Angry - We Just Don't Handle It Well
Are we bad for getting mad? Psychologists say it's normal to get angry. We all do it - and we need to feel anger.
'Stinky rapist' sentenced to three more life terms in prison
A rapist already serving three life prison sentences was sentenced to three more consecutive life terms Tuesday morning.
Single-Sex Cardiac Rehab Helps Depressed Women
A motivational women-only cardiac rehabilitation program helped reduce symptoms of depression in women with coronary heart disease, a U.S. study has found.
New stance on breast cancer screenings for women
Most women don't need a mammogram in their 40s and should get one every two years starting at 50, a government task force said Monday.
James Rosenquist composes memoir around his vibrant painting career
You have probably never met the artist James Rosenquist, but after reading his new memoir, Painting Below Zero , you'll feel as if you have.
Boost Software Development Productivity 10-Fold Using Revolution by...
The flexibility of Rev allows developers to author on any platform and deploy true, native apps or Web content to any desktop -- for example, author on Mac and deploy to Windows, author on Windows and deploy to Linux.
Florida needs a plan to produce talent
Florida's future prosperity relies on the quality of its work force. To compete in the fast-changing knowledge economy, we need more well-educated citizens.
Analysis Underscores Financial Burden Of Mental Illness On Criminal Justice And Health Care Systems
Results from a large, retrospective analysis of inmates with a serious mental illness underscores the financial burden of mental illness on the criminal justice and health and human services systems, and may provide useful information to policy makers.
Hyde wants to be Jacksonville's mayor in 2011
Kevin Hyde Age: 46 Family: Wife, Kathi; two children Education: Bachelor's degree, University of South Florida, 1984; University of Florida College of Law, 1988.
Fla. professor carves niche studying kids who kill
University of South Florida professor Kathleen Heide is a national expert on kids who kill others.
Sticks & Stones and osteoporosis
If teenagers could see the future and observe the state of their own bones half a century ahead, they might be inspired to prevent osteoporosis with lifestyle and dietary changes to avoid disability and premature death.
Iorio wants to study West Shore conference center viability
Mayor Pam Iorio said this afternoon she would endorse studying the viability of a meetings or conference center in Tampa's West Shore district, tying the proposal to the city's light rail plans.
At USF, Veterans Affairs leader urges GI Bill recipients to graduate
The University of South Florida hosted a conference Friday detailing strategies for serving the next generation of veterans pursuing degrees.
Critical Condition: How reform could affect your Fsa
Inside the Channelside art gallery "Paintings of the World" you find a lot of paintings, not a lot of people.
USF student won't face deportation proceedings
A 23-year-old Egyptian man acquitted of terrorism-related charges won't face deportation.
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