The Pulse

FRONT PAGE THIS WEEK
THE UNIVERSITY PAYS SIX FIGURES IN PROPERTY TAX, BUT ALSO GETS A FIVE-FIGURE BREAK IN THE SAME AREA

City records show UF pays about $158,000 in tax on some of the property it owns, though the city loses roughly $16,000 in tax revenue from tax-free campus land each year.

NEWS HEADLINES
11/4/2009 8:54:01 AM
WHEN IT COMES TO TRASH, UF IS AVERAGE--AND THIS IS A BAD THING, FGCI SAYS
11/4/2009 8:46:16 AM
A WEEK IN WASHINGTON CONVINCES STUDENTS UF NEEDS A NEW MAGAZINE--IT'S CALLED "THE WAVE"
10/28/2009 9:26:31 AM
THE OPEN FIELD TACKLES ARE NO FUN, BUT UF KICKER IS GLAD TO BE HERE
10/28/2009 9:22:09 AM
PAPER IS OUT, THE ELECTRONIC IS IN WHEN IT COMES TO SEEKING A JOB
10/28/2009 9:16:45 AM
UF PROPERTY HOLDINGS EXTENSIVE--AND EXPENSIVE

PULSE PHOTO DESK

Last week students were treated to an unusual sight--five
acrobats who put on a unique show in the AMU Atrium. The
Jabali African Acrobats did a variety of tricks, including
building a pyramid if chairs and balancing on them. (Becky
Cross photo)