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Many students were in attendance at the fall 2008 Career Expo Sept. 22, myself included. I searched for interviews rather than a career, so I didn’t necessarily need to dress up, but I still felt silly in jeans and converses when business suits surrounded me on all sides. As I watched the hopefuls walk by, there was one component of style I noticed again and again—heels.

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• CNN’s coverage of the Congressional bailout veto
• The Office- it’s back! Why you need to watch it if you don’t already
• Jaguars seek second win of season
• McCain Suspends Campaign
• Police remove theft decoys from campus
• Obama: McCain responsible for economic woes
• Sep. 14 - Sep. 21
• Students rank health care as No.1 employee benefit
• Campus debate to clarify McCain, Obama opinions
• National campaign stops at UNF
• Speaker to discuss Dead Zone
• SOS protects students from campus violence
• News in Brief - Sep 24
• Election 2008 Update - Sep 24
• 70 companies present at expo
• Greeks go multicultural
• Students need more of a challenge
• Economic crisis demands free-market solution
• Reason to fear Russia
• Hurricane coverage basis of why residents don’t evacuate
• It’s a presidential rally, not a party
• Student body president’s actions cause for concern
• Making a difference in Iraq
• Black Kids come home to Freebird
• Family band sparked by son’s love of music
• ‘Surrogates’ on display at University Gallery
• “Top Five” songs to get you in the fall spirit
• Endless study abroad opportunities provide students fun, education
• Varsity Village plans include many upgrades, additions
• Insde the Huddle
• Search for new athletic director begins
• Team wins in overtime
• Men finish second, women seventh
• Tough times calls for tougher standards
• Limited admissions should encourage students to perform
• Celebrities must keep politics out of award shows
• Obama’s Campaign for Change in the First Coast
• Drinking AND driving privileges should be redefined.
• Rome is burning
• Attack ads are out of line
• Campaigning close to home
• Chartwells: We absolutely wouldn’t bring them back
• New advising program geared to keep students on track, graduate
• Sep. 5 - Sep. 12
• Officials debate two proposed amendments
• Dr. triumphs over troubled past
• SG honors TLS as club of the year for networking experiences
• Election 2008 Update - Sep 17
• Facebook users to accept new digs
• Library offers laptops for rental
• College presidents got it right
• Americans must take Sept. 11 lessons to heart
• Gassing mentally ill inmates must stop
• Celebrities deserve basic human rights
• Support U.S. troops by honoring those who die
• Eco-adventure fun
• Greene: College grads must stand out, speak less at job interviews
• YouTube clip of the week
• Club Fest takes over Green
• Performers combine visual, auditory stimuli for unique performance
• “Top Five” songs for tailgaters who hate tailgating songs
• Silver Jews’ astute lyricism invades Jack Rabbits
• Division 1 transition nears completion
• Inside the Huddle
• Hamilton: Lessons are learned
• Ospreys tie for top A-Sun record
• Ozzie thrilled with win, explains dance moves
• NCAA profits off explotation of athletes
• Volleyball gets exciting
• Sen. McCain’s Rally 9.15.08
• NCAA officials need to be held accountable
• Wireless expansion
• State argues about Bright Futures cuts
• Sep. 1 - Sep. 8
• Fraternities line Green for recruitment
• Election 2008 Update - Sep 10
• Employees paid for time lost during storms
• Library cuts late night hours
• Professor seeks fun in playing music
• News in Brief - Sep 10
• Parking a foe without financial aid
• Download cap will slow technology advancement
• Independents value their principles
• Greek Life yields fun, learning, lifelong family
• Athletes need to think through actions at night
• Shark Attacks!
• Local hip-hop group breaks routine of life with music
• Study tips ease transition into semester
• “Top Five” songs about being completely broke
• YouTube clip of the week
• ‘Hamlet 2’ doesn’t compare to original masterpiece
• Inside the Huddle
• Tournament yields 1 win, 1 loss
• Men sweep relays, women lose by one point
• Rumble starts victoriously
• Penalty kick secures win at home opener
• Lone goal enough to earn women first win of the season
• Volleyball Win Gets Ospreys Closer to Winning River City Rumble
• Students give clothes, gain a great time at UNF’s first Underwear Dash
• Spinnaker honored as second-best Florida college newspaper
• Less Visible Changes Play Crucial Role
• VP Pick Odd but Strategic
• Crowd’s Support Needs to Be Followed by All
• Increased Speeding Enforcement Makes Campus Safer for Everyone
• Company Uses Compatibility Survey to Pair Up Potential College Roommates
• Clinic Relocates to Health Building
• News in Brief: Technology Sessions Help Inform Students
• UNF Moving Toward a Green Future
• Emergency Contact System Benefits Friends, Families of Victims in Accidents
• Increased Speeding Incidents Cause UPD to Rethink Enforcement
• New Procedures Restrict Admission of Transfer Students
• Aug. 24 - Aug. 31
• Drug Bust Brings Changes to UPD