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Tuition Going Up for Florida Students

June 18, 2010 - 6:00pm

Florida public university students will pay on average an additional $532 in tuition and fees for the upcoming school year that begins in the fall, the university system's board of governors determined Friday.

The university governing board approved a 15 percent tuition increase for the 11 universities Friday, bringing Florida's public university tuition more in line with the national average. The Legislature had already approved an 8 percent tuition increase, but the board tacked on an additional 7 percent at the request of the individual universities.

Candidates for Statewide Office Make the Ballot

June 17, 2010 - 6:00pm

Filing closed for state elections at noon on Friday -- setting the stage for some interesting contests in Florida come November.

McCollum Calls For Property Tax Freeze

June 17, 2010 - 6:00pm

Attorney General Bill McCollum, currently locked in a tight battle with health-care executive Rick Scott for the Republican gubernatorial nomination, called for local taxes and property taxes to be frozen at their current levels for the next two years. The attorney general also called for caps on the growth of local governments.

Crist's Take on Florida's Unemployment Numbers

Gov. Charlie Crist offered his spin on the new unemployment numbers.

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Jeff Stahler Cartoon

June 17, 2010 - 6:00pm

Jerry Holbert Cartoon

June 18, 2010 - 6:00pm

Happy Donor Day!

June 20, 2010 - 6:00pm

It's that time of year when America celebrates the donor we used to call "Dad."

Granted, many children still have an in-house father, but millions don't. Some fathers have become alienated through divorce. "Baby daddies" never were invited to the commitment party. Still others are anonymous in the truest sense -- mere DNA donors who made a deposit and picked up a check.

Obama and the Vision Thing

June 18, 2010 - 6:00pm

WASHINGTON -- Barack Obama doesn't do the mundane. He was sent to us to do larger things. You could see that plainly in his Oval Office address on the Gulf oil spill. He could barely get himself through the pedestrian first half: a bit of BP-bashing, a bit of faux-Clintonian "I feel your pain," a bit of recovery and economic mitigation accounting.

Sad-But-True World Cup Riddle

What do a politician and a World Cup referee have in common?

Put a little money in their pocket and they'll work like the devil to give you a win.

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Sink Asks for Florida to Host Independent Escrow Claims Office

Chief Financial Officer Alex Sink is calling for the attorney managing the independent, $20 billion national oil spill response escrow fund to locate the fund's independent claim's office in Florida.

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