Florida Man Arrested with 89.5 Pounds of Weed in Car Task Force Was Patrolling the Odor

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VOLUME 108 ISSUE 134 WWW.ALLIGATOR.ORG THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 2014 Florida man arrested with 89.5 pounds of weed in car Task Force was patrolling the odor. Interstate 75 and noticed Citing probable cause, the offi cer That’s about $356,000 worth a car driven by Cefola searched the vehicle and found a bag with way traffi c stop revealed he had an esti- weaving in traffi c. 89.5 pounds of high-grade marijuana, ac- JENNA LYONS After pulling the car cording to the report Alligator Staff Writer [email protected] mated $356,000 worth of marijuana in his car. over, the offi cer asked During questioning, Cefola said he was Shiloh took a sniff: He knew fi rst. Offi cers arrested 51-year-old Michael Cefola if he could search driving the weed from California to South The police dog alerted offi cers to the John Cefola on charges of marijuana traf- his vehicle, but Cefola Florida for $15,000. smell in the car during a traffi c stop, and fi cking, according to an arrest report. Cefola didn’t consent, according Offi cers booked Cefola into the Ala- they found about 90 pounds of marijuana. At about 7:45 p.m., an offi cer working to the report. chua County Jail at about 10 p.m. He was Gainesville Police arrested a Fort Lau- with the Gainesville-Alachua County Drug Shiloh, a Labrador retriever certifi ed to released at noon Wednesday after meeting derdale man Tuesday night after a high- detect drug smells, alerted the offi cer to a $40,000 bond. Bo Diddley Plaza could get $1.4 million makeover BEATRICE DUPUY Alligator Staff Writer [email protected] Bo Diddley Community Plaza could receive a makeover as soon as this fall, and renovations to the East University Avenue side of the plaza could bring more performers and programs. The estimated $1.4 million project would include storage rooms, restrooms and dressing rooms for performers. In the past, performers had access to only an 8-by-8 foot storage room and a public restroom facility before going on stage. The renovations would also feature a restaurant similar to the Lunchbox Café. “The biggest hope for the project is to really increase better utilization of the plaza during all times of the day.” Sarah Vidal-Finn manager of the Gainesville Kathryn Varn / Alligator Staff Community Redevelopment Agency Sunny with No Chance of Meatballs Sarah Vidal-Finn, manager of the Gainesville Com- UF students eat Krishna Lunch near the Plaza of the Americas on Wednesday afternoon. The warm munity Redevelopment Agency, said the plaza isn’t used weather and Wednesday menu offering of spaghetti brought a large turnout. much during the day. “The biggest hope for the project is to really increase LOCAL better utilization of the plaza during all times of the day,” she said. With construction potentially beginning in late fall, Vid- Hillel, Gator Dining team up for Passover al-Finn said the renovations will cause as little disruption ELIZABETH RENDA from Monday to April 22. “Last year, I found out like as possible, especially for the plaza’s homeless population. Alligator Contributing Writer Rabbi Gail Swedroe, the assistant A homeless resource center set to open May 1 could allevi- a month before the holiday director of Hillel who is serving her ate some construction concerns. UF Hillel and Gator Dining Servic- that there wasn’t any kosher- second year as campus rabbi, said as Russell Etling, interim manager of cultural affairs for es are working together to make sure for-Passover food in the far as she knows, this is the fi rst time the City of Gainesville Parks, Recreation and Cultural Af- Jewish students don’t go without ko- dining halls.” UF has offered kosher options specifi - fairs department, said the improvements will bring more sher food options this Passover. Rabbi Gail Swedroe cally during Passover. visitors to the plaza. During the eight-day celebration, assistant director of Hillel “Last year, I found out like a month observers are prohibited from eating “We are thrilled that it will get a face-lift and hopefully Dining Center and the Fresh Food before the holiday that there wasn’t food that rises. For the fi rst time, ko- become even more popular,” he said. Company. any kosher-for-Passover food in the sher-for-Passover food will be avail- The food will be available through- dining halls, which totally surprised able on UF’s campus at Gator Corner out the holiday, which takes place SEE PASSOVER, PAGE 4

Today 79/54 In all kinds of weather, Gators siblings stick together the Avenue reviews Gainesville Fashion FORECAST 2 CLASSIFIEDS 12 Today is National Siblings Day, pg 3. Week’s Saturday night show OPINIONS 6 CROSSWORD 14 ‘Game of Thrones’ drinks debut locally It showcased trends on the runway, pgs 8-9. the AVENUE 7 SPORTS 15 They’re at the 2nd Street Speakeasy, pg 5. 2, ALLIGATOR . THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 2014 News Today VOLUME 108 ISSUE 134 ISSN 0889-2423 FORECAST Not offi cially associated with the University of Florida WHAT’S HAPPENING Published by Campus Communications Inc., of Gainesville, Florida Genocide awareness week TODAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY Stop by the Plaza of the NEWSROOM Americas from 10 a.m. to 3 352-376-4458 (Voice), 352-376-4467 (Fax) p.m. today to learn about Editor Julia Glum, [email protected] modern genocide. 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CAMPUS In all kinds of weather, UF siblings stick together ANA ROJO Erin said her family wasn’t Alligator Contributing Writer sure her brother would get accepted. Siblings share a lot of “I was almost considering things: parents, a home, ge- going to FSU if he was gon- netics and sometimes even a na go there,” she said, “even school. though I really wanted to go to Today is National Siblings UF, but he’s kind of important Day — a day to honor siblings in my life.” and their never-ending rela- Another set of siblings, tionships. Brothers and sis- Morgan and Jordan Billinger, ters everywhere will blow up share the campus as well. Both social media with the hashtag feel like they have a piece of #nationalsiblingsday. home here, but Morgan, a 19- Twins Erin and Dennis year-old UF speech therapy Emily Cochrane / Alligator Staff Boyle, both 20, said they enjoy sophomore, feels there is also Into the Rabbit Hole having family at UF. a bit of competition between Michael Banks, a 21-year-old UF economics senior, examines an Alice in Wonderland-themed cake Dennis, a fi nance sopho- them. more, jokingly admitted to lik- “We are both in the college Wednesday afternoon during the Edible Book Contest outside Library West. ing the fact he can keep an eye of Public Health and Health on Erin, a nursing sophomore. Professions, so we’re compet- “He’s protective some- ing but it’s more like a brother- times, so that’s really annoy- ly-sisterly rivalry versus some- ROTC Gators train, are tested in water ing,” Erin said. thing more serious,” Morgan Capt. Nathalie Conley, an harder than other programs, ex- Both remember the day � IT’S A REQUIREMENT FOR wrote in an interview. assistant professor of military cept for those who don’t know they received their acceptance Jordan, a 21-year-old UF UF ARMY ROTC STUDENTS. science in the UF Army ROTC how to swim,” she said. One cadet letters to UF, but for a brief public health junior, said he department, said the test is a com- had to be rescued by the lifeguard moment that day, it seemed as prefers to have family here, EMILY JULSON missioning requirement for all UF during the exercise. though Erin would be the only especially when he was an un- Alligator Contributing Writer Army ROTC students. “Lately, there has been a Gator. derclassman. It requires students to complete turn in the Army where people Dennis said it got a little “Sometimes school can get At 5:30 a.m. when most stu- a 10-minute diagnostic swim, fi ve aren’t up to stuff on their swim- dents were in bed, some ROTC chaotic in the time between really stressful, and you may minutes of treading water and a ming skills or their aquatic abili- his sister’s acceptance and Gators were taking a plunge. 15-meter swim. ties,” said cadet Tyler Schaper, a even get homesick,” Jordan The UF Army ROTC program his. When he fi nally saw his It also includes a blindfolded 22-year-old UF geography senior. said. “If your sibling goes conducted its annual Combat Wa- 3-meter drop in the water with “This training just gets them used congratulations message, he here with you, there is always ter Survival Training on Wednes- their equipment and a drop in the to swimming and dealing with said he “immediately just someone in your corner pro- day morning at the Florida Pool, deep end of the pool where they water problems.” Tebowed.” viding a support system.” where cadets tested their survival have to take off all the gear with- Conley said ROTC provides skills in the water with full equip- out surfacing, Conley said. free lessons to students who are ment in tow. “This training is generally not struggling with swimming. 4, ALLIGATOR � THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 2014 Siblings relish chance to share job � HE’LL DRIVE A HOTDOG the job. said. “People saw me literally do Kosher dining hall “I had such an amazing expe- my happy dance.” CAR LIKE HIS SISTER DID. rience with this job and I always Spencer will fl y to Wisconsin wanted Spencer to have the same on June 1 and go through a two- food will be prepared, CHRISTINE ALVAREZ experience,” Silvana said. week training known as “Hotdog Alligator Contributing Writer Spencer, a 23-year-old UF rec- High.” He will graduate as part reation, parks and tourism se- of Hotdogger Class 27. His sister served separately Two siblings will soon share nior, will graduate in May and was in Class 12. more than an alma mater: They’ll start driving the Wienermobile in Silvana said their family is also take advantage of it. share a 27-foot-long hotdog car June. ecstatic about their shared Hot- PASSOVER, Kosher offerings include experience. The job is a one-year contract dogger status. from page 1 hard-boiled eggs, tuna salad, Silvana Smud, a UF alumna that involves driving across the “Just the fact of having two fruit and salad. Gator Dining who graduated as a telecommu- country and hitting three cities a Hotdoggers come out of Brandon, me, given the large number is also exploring the option of nication major in 1999, got the job week for specifi c events, Silvana Florida,” she said. “They are just of Jewish students here,” she serving kosher yogurt and sau- of driving the Oscar Mayer Wie- said. Drivers are known as Hot- thrilled.” said. sage, Swedroe said. nermobile across the country for a doggers. The Smud siblings said the Last June, Swedroe started Passover-friendly options full year after graduation. When she had the job, a then shared experience is extremely coordinating with Gator Din- The job is diffi cult to get: Only 7-year-old Spencer would come rare and hope that it will bring will be marked with kosher ing to get kosher options in symbols, she said. 12 drivers are chosen out of more out to the events and help his sis- them closer. UF’s dining halls this year to than 2,000 applicants every year, ter. It was a part of his childhood. “USA Today quoted that statis- The food will be prepared better meet the needs of the she said. “Next thing I know, I’m fi nd- tically, it’s easier to become presi- in disposable pans and served The genes must run in the ing out I’m going to have one of dent of the United States than to student population. on disposable plates so it family, because Smud’s younger the best jobs that a college gradu- be chosen as an Oscar Mayer Hot- “A lot of people keep ko- doesn’t touch anything that brother, Spencer Smud, also got ate could ever have,” Spencer dogger,” she said. sher for Passover even if they has prepared or served bread don’t keep kosher for the rest products. of the year,” she said. In addition to the strictly Jaron Mandel, a 21-year-old kosher foods served, kosher- UF accounting senior, said he style options containing no- thinks the option is going to bread products such as salmon work well for a lot of students. prepared with no breadcrumbs “I’m happy that they’re do- will also be available. ing it,” he said. “I’m sure it will “It’s hard if you’re living be the start of something really on campus,” Swedroe said. “I nice.” want to make it easier.” Jonathan Josephf, a 19-year- old UF biology sophomore, said he struggled to fi nd ko- Foods traditionally sher options on campus last prohibited during year with his meal plan. Passover: “I’d have to buy matzo at • bread Publix and just make make • cereal matzo and cream cheese • barley sandwiches and PB&Js on my • oats own,” he said. • wheat Josephf, who still has a meal • crackers plan, said he thinks the part- • cake nership with Hillel is “very • cookies Courtesy to the Alligator progressive,” and he plans to • beer Silvana and Spencer Smud stand in front of the Oscar Mayer Wienermobile after Silvana got the job of driving it across the country when she graduated in 1999. Spencer, now 23, will drive the car in June. THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 2014 � ALLIGATOR, 5 LOCAL Game of Thrones drinks debut locally ALYSSA AGUERO “It wasn’t like we made a ative ability to do that,” she said. Alligator Contributing Writer Cosmo and named it after In the past, the bar has featured other themed menus based Drinks are coming. Khaleesi.” on hit shows like “Mad Men” and 2nd Street Speakeasy, located Kelly Micheau “Breaking Bad.” Talmieri said it is at 21 SW Second St., unveiled a bartender open to the idea of another one in “Game of Thrones”-themed menu hibiscus tea and averna. the future. Friday before the start of season Kelly Micheau, a bartender at “It’s not planned out yet, but four. the speakeasy, said she and Talm- these things tend to go pretty well,” General manager T.J. Talmieri ieri tried to think of ways to repre- Talmieri said. said the bar staff has been planning sent the characters through drinks. Afagh Zadeh, a 21-year-old UF this menu theme for five months. “It wasn’t like we made a Cos- architecture senior, said she is a “We’re all big fans of the show mo and named it after Khaleesi,” frequent customer at the bar and and kind of nerdy,” he said. she said, referring to a main charac- thinks a themed menu like this Talmieri said it’s obvious how ter in the show. adds hype to a night out. some of the names relate to the Micheau said their themed “I feel like a town like Gainesville, show, such as “The Red Wedding,” menu has drawn positive reactions which is based on cheap drinks for which is inspired by a massacre in because of the show’s popularity. students, could use a little excite- season three and contains bourbon, “It’s awesome we have the cre- ment with the drinks,” she said. A cappella group The Staff crowdfunds to produce album � IT WILL ALSO PERFORM A FREE SHOW. omore and business manager of The Staff, said he wants to increase awareness for the a cappella industry. JANA BERKOWITZ “We want to be part of the general mission Alligator Contributing Writer of having a cappella being better known and also our group being better known,” he said. The Staff, the all-male a cappella group at The Staff is hoping to produce its first full- UF, is beginning to raise funds for its first al- length project with Swamp Records, the new bum. student-run record label at UF, Jang said. The group is having a free show Saturday at Alyssa Adams, an 18-year-old UF athletic 3 p.m. in the Reitz Union Auditorium, where training freshman, said she loves to see The Staff the boys will announce a Kickstarter campaign perform around campus. She said the group is to fund their album, Bradley Arnold, a member well on its way to being popular among all mu- of The Staff, wrote in an email. sic listeners, and the Kickstarter campaign will “As we mature and grow as a group, we help boost support for them. feel the album will help us to be recognized to “If they can make the album, I would be re- Megan Reeves / Alligator Staff a greater extent by those in the a cappella com- ally excited to hear it,” she said. “They are one munity and beyond,” said Arnold, a 19-year- of the most talented a cappella groups I have Plaza Protests old UF biochemistry freshman. heard, and I know their album would be a suc- CHISPAS and Students for Justice in Palestine assemble a human Jaewon Jang, a 19-year-old UF finance soph- cess.” wall Wednesday on Turlington Plaza. The students held signs pro- testing the political situation in Palestine. THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 2014 WWW.ALLIGATOR.ORG/OPINIONS

Editorial UF should observe National Alcohol Screening Day oday is National Alcohol Screening Day, and more than 600 colleges in the U.S. will be holding free alcohol screen- Tings on their campuses to help students identify any problems they may have with alcohol abuse. It’s a fantastic idea; after all, nearly 2,000 Americans ages 18 to 24 die each year from alcohol-related injuries. The annual screenings are hosted by a nonprofi t called Screening for Mental Health, which advocates mental-health and substance-abuse resources to be made read- ily available to those who need it. UF, however, is not participating, which is pretty surprising. GatorWell Health Promotion Services offers great resources for students struggling with alcohol problems and students who know people struggling with alcohol. The school’s medi- cal amnesty policy protects students from disciplinary action if they suspect a friend has alcohol poisoning or has overdosed on drugs and call 911. Counseling is available at no charge to students in the UF Counseling & Wellness Center, and GatorWell has educational information on its website about alcohol abuse. However, we like the idea of the PR initiative that a National Alcohol Screening Day event would provide. Rather than push- ing a single anti-alcohol-abuse idea, the anonymous screenings would be a way for mental-health providers to connect with students who may be at risk. In fact, a screening day (or multiple screening days) may be the missing link in alcoholism prevention that UF needs. Gator- Column Well offers proactive resources for stopping underage drinking and alcohol abuse, and the CWC offers solutions for people who’ve realized they have a problem. But how can the univer- Criminal justice system favors the rich sity help students identify the fact that they may have an unhealthy relationship with alcohol? here are two criminal justice systems in the U.S.: ting charged with a felony for Because we’re immersed in a culture that normalizes extreme one for the rich, one for the poor. going to a job interview to make alcohol consumption, many of us have no way of knowing if T You don’t have to look far to fi nd both of a better life for herself. On the our alcohol habits are unhealthy. Young people who are just them. Two stories set the Internet on fi re recently, both other, you have a rapist getting becoming exposed to practically limitless amounts of alcohol regarding child abuse. a slap on the wrist for molesting need ways to determine whether or not they’re truly drinking Sanesha Taylor is a black, homeless mother of two Justin Jones his own 3-year-old daughter. responsibly and if habitual alcohol abuse is a symptom of a whose mugshot went viral, complete with tears running [email protected] Of course, the worry for Rich- deeper problem. like rivers off her cheeks. She was arrested for leaving ards stems from the stereotype That’s why anonymous screenings work. According to the her two children, aged 6 months and 2 years, while she that people who raped children National Institute of Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, screenings was in a job interview. Her children were taken away, are treated worse than other inmates in prison. have become a “mainstay of today’s preventive health care.” “Screening is not the same as diagnostic testing, which es- and she’s facing trial for a felony. The only way she’s I’m not sure if this is true, having never been in pris- tablishes a defi nite diagnosis of a disorder. Instead, screening been able to pay legal fees so far is through online do- on myself, but there are options other than letting him is used to identify people who are likely to have a disorder, as nations. off with probation. determined by their responses to certain key questions,” the “She was upset. This is a sad situation all around. An inmate can be placed in protective care alone if NIAAA websites states. “People with positive screening results She said she was homeless. She needed the job. Obvi- his or her safety is threatened. The idea that he wouldn’t may be advised to undergo more detailed diagnostic testing to ously, not getting the job. So it’s just a sad situation,” fare well is no excuse for his sentence. defi nitively confi rm or rule out the disorder.” said Scottsdale Police Sgt. Mark Clark, according to The juxtaposition of these cases is a clear-cut remind- Anonymous screenings, then, offer a nonthreatening way Connecticut TV station WFSB. er of the dual criminal justice systems in the U.S. In fact, for students to become more aware of their relationships with It goes without saying — it’s not a good idea to leave people of color make up more than 60 percent of the drinking. your kids locked in a hot car. But are those conditions prison population, according to the Sentencing Project, We hope GatorWell will consider participating in future college National Alcohol Screening Days to raise awareness about much different than the ones they’d face on the streets? an advocacy group for prison reform. alcohol-related mental health issues and direct at-risk students This woman was homeless, trying to make a better life One in every three black men will likely go to prison to the right resources to prevent further problems. for her kids and herself by getting a job. It’s not as if she in his lifetime, compared to one in 17 white men. Not to had money for a babysitter. mention that the U.S. has the largest prison population Robert H. Richards IV is a white, affl uent father and in the world. Reader response heir to DuPont, the ubiquitous chemical company. He As soon as racism enters the discussion, too many also confessed to raping his 3-year-old daughter in 2009. retreat. We live in a post-racial society, they say. We Today’s question: Do you watch Game of Thrones? The case recently went viral after it became public when elected a black president, after all. But racism is bigger his ex-wife fi led another suit against Richards seeking than individuals or prejudice. Racism is systemic, and it Wednesday’s question: Have you tried 16% YES compensatory and punitive damages for the sexual has infected every institution from our systems of edu- e-cigarettes? abuse. Richards received a probation sentence for rape cation to incarceration. This single story of disparity fi ts 84% NO instead of jail time because the judge felt he would “not into a larger narrative of racism that our country must 64 TOTAL VOTES fare well” in prison. address. Vote or post a message at www.alligator.org Of course, it’s unclear who exactly does fare well in Skin color and fi nancial status shouldn’t be the de- Kelcee Griffi s prison, though looking at this dichotomy does make one ciding factors in whether someone is a prisoner. Julia Glum Katherine Kallergis Chloe Finch thing certain: The two-tiered criminal justice system is Justin Jones is a UF journalism senior. His columns ap- EDITOR OPINIONS EDITOR MANAGING EDITORS alive and kicking. On one hand, you have a woman get- pear on Thursdays. The views expressed here are not necessarily those of the Alligator.

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A three-day general Melissa Daum, a 20-year-old UF finance “‘Torches’ is one of my favorite debut al- admission pass costs $165 and the three-day CODY SMITH junior, said she’s excited to catch the head- bums ever,” she said. Super Guava Pass costs $499 and includes Avenue Writer liners and all of the up-and-comers. According to a news release, tickets are reserved seating and access to the Super “I’m excited for Big Guava because still available at livenation.com, but will in- Guava Lounges. Tampa will soon be home to a new music there’s no better experience than a music crease in price Tuesday. Single-day tickets Set times and the site map will be re- festival that could rival events like Bonnaroo festival with your friends,” she said. are currently $65 and will increase to $75. vealed soon at bigguavafest.com. and Lollapalooza. The Big Guava Festival is scheduled to take place from May 2 to 4 at the Florida State Fairgrounds. It will include carnival rides, food trucks and craft beer gardens, along with a fantastic lineup. The festival boasts a wide range of talent, including the recently reunited band Out- kast (in its only Florida performance), indie darlings Vampire Weekend and Foster the People and up-and-coming hip-hop artists Chance The Rapper and Earl Sweatshirt. Neil Jacobsen, president of Live Nation Florida, said the festival was able to assemble such a high-profile lineup for its first year because of its history with the artists. “We are the largest promoter in Florida, and our company has a great track record,” Jacobsen said. The festival’s four stages will spread across the fairgrounds, with one stage set to be at the Midflorida Credit Union Amphi- theatre. There are plans to make Big Guava a staple of the Tampa Bay area, and Jacobsen said Live Nation wants Big Guava to be successful and grow. “We want everybody to have a great time, enjoy the music, rides and food in a safe, fan-friendly environment,” he said. The festival’s ticket includes complete access to the four stages and carnival rides. The Midflorida Credit Union Amphitheatre will be completely open, but pit access and seats will be available on a first-come, first- served basis. Although the price of the event’s single- day tickets was slated to go up in early April, festival organizers pushed back the price increase to expand their audience. Courtesy to the Avenue Live Nation Florida wanted to be con- MS MR, a New York based duo made up of Lizzy Plapinger and Max Hershenow, will be playing at the Big Guava Festival in sumer friendly and continue to build inter- Tampa. The festival will be May 2 to 4 at the Florida State Fairgrounds. More information is available at bigguavafest.com. est in the festival, Jacobsen said. tech Words are hard: New Yelp app lets you search with emojis HANNAH FELL said she thinks although the new application at the same time it’s making might not change business at Designer Greens Avenue Writer feature is a good idea, the emojis won’t be spe- people lazier. that much because the business has always cific enough. “One emoji won’t say as been successful. Smiley faces, top hats and, yes, even that “If you use a smiley face, for example, it’ll much as words will,” Vona- “The owner has two of these restaurants creepy, winking cat emoji are new ways to just give you a bunch of good places to eat,” da said. — one in Orlando and one in Gainesville,” search through Yelp’s application for local Vonada said. “You don’t know people’s own You’ll be sure to get McGuigan said. business and restaurant recommendations. personal preferences with food online. It’s just what you want if you type The restaurants have been open for seven Yelp was invented in 2004 to help people some stranger’s opinion.” in a query versus using an and five years, respectively, and both do great find local recommendations through email. The application would be more helpful in emoji, Vonada said. business, she said. Since then, Yelp has expanded to include so- a place that you don’t know very well because But businesses like Designer Greens have a But McGuigan said she thinks that if the cial networking features, discounts and mo- most of the time people get restaurant recom- different view of the new emoji edition to the emoji feature lets more people know about bile applications, according to the company’s mendations from their friends, Vonada said. Yelp application. Designer Greens, then it is a good thing. website. But although this application is designed to Emily McGuigan, an employee at Designer “We’re the only salad place in town,” Ashley Vonada, a UF theater freshman, make life easier, Vonada said she thinks that Greens, said the new application emoji feature McGuigan said.

Follow us on Twitter at Gainesville Fashion Week comes to a close The best of Best Coast @AlligatorAvenue. Didn’t catch the runway? Read about the looks on page 8 and 9. Get ready for the show Friday by checking out our playlist on page 10. 8, ALLIGATOR . THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 2014 THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 2014 . ALLIGATOR, 9

Second was YAYA, a collection collection. With strong 90s themes, The fi nal collection of the from GFW’s director-at-large Ching- holographic details and mesh fabrics night came from Julia Chew Ya Ni, a 23-year-old UF political sci- highlighting the pieces, YAYA was and her Xiaolin line. The col- YAYA was followed by a col- ence and East Asian languages and on trend, while still remaining fresh lection of feminine dresses Gainesville lection from Francine Elizabeth, literature senior with a focus in Chi- and unique. managed to remain both rel- who was showing her designs for nese. The collection, a collaboration Ni said she was inspired by the evant and entirely unique the fourth time at GFW. Described between Ni and designer David Ton- idea of repurposing clothing. with its combination of inter- Fashion as having a sleek, aesthetic appeal nelier, featured womenswear and “To be able to repurpose a piece esting, structured silhouettes to women in their early 20s, Fran- menswear in an assortment of colors of clothing that makes it unique and and highly saturated fabrics cine Elizabeth’s designs were clas- and textures, and intricate cutout one of a kind has always been an in- and textures. sic silhouettes with visual interest Week details were a staple throughout the spiration in and of itself,” Ni said. Many gowns featured added by different fabrics and OLIVIA MUENTER feathers, and the standout Avenue Writer textures. A standout piece was a piece of Xiaolin — and per- sleeveless peplum top with velvet haps of the night — was a The Gainesville Fashion Week paneling. fl oor-length gown covered in team hosted its annual night of run- The fourth collection feathers. The gown also fea- way fashion on Saturday, debuting featured was The 1oz Proj- tured a high, Victorian-style collections from fi ve local designers ect and Mikho, a menswear collar. The craftsmanship of to an audience of about 500 people. line. The designers described the gown was impeccable, From swimwear to menswear, the the collection as “a labor of and the dark feathers fl ecked show displayed a wide range of styles love” and noted “the animal with jewel tones made the and talent. within you” as inspiration. gown look sleek and fl uid. The fi rst collection to head down The animal theme was ap- From feathers to bikinis, the runway was South Florida-based parent throughout the collec- this year’s GFW was able to ZannieKini, a line of barely-there tion, with giraffe and python debut local, relevant collec- swimwear for young women. The among some of the prints. playful bikinis ranged from solid, tions that appealed to a va- The models were acces- bright colors to tie-dye patterns with riety of tastes and styles. As sorized with body paint and interesting straps as well as mix-and- a whole, the range of local fur, emphasizing the animal- match tops and bottoms highlighting talent featured was both im- istic, wild theme. the collection. pressive and inspiring. All photos by Matthew Martyr 10, ALLIGATOR � THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 2014

Each Thursday, the Avenue will dish out the best shades in entertainment. From the silver screen to hidden Internet gems, check out this week’s top picks. Ray-Ban debuts customizable sunglasses EDWIN EXAUS The process starts mirror hoping no one’s watching. Avenue Writer with choosing from This customization program will nine models, chang- surely cut the time looking for designer When picking your perfect frames, ing the frame and frames in half. It takes only fi ve minutes Head to YouTube and watch you want to make sure they fi t properly lens color and lastly, to click your perfect sunglasses into ex- Watch It: as unsuspecting street- and refl ect your personal style. Ray-Ban engraving something istence — not counting the time spent has made your ideal shades just a click goers are asked if they witty or personal that with buyer’s remorse. “Billy on away with its new program Ray-Ban will make them unique. Easy on the “I think it’s cool and all, but it the Street: would do the deed with Remix. swear words, though — they will be would be better if the proceeds went Paul Rudd as he stands The program was initially launched censored. to a cause,” said Gorana Gonzalez, a Would You right in front of them. We last April, but only to certain countries It also allows you to engrave the case 21-year-old UF psychology senior. “It saw your moves in “Wet like Italy, France, Spain, Germany and that comes with the glasses. would make more people actually want Have Sex the United Kingdom. It wasn’t available Hot American Summer,” The price for these custom frames to make custom sunglasses.” With Paul to the U.S. and the rest of the world un- starts at $130 — it costs to be cool. Betsy Jean-Baptiste, a 19-year-old Rudd, and we have one til this year. Thankfully, shipping is free. UF health science sophomore, said she Rudd?” answer for you: Yes. Ray-Ban Remix is a customization There’s no more toying between two doesn’t own a pair of Ray-Bans. program that allows you to design your pairs of glasses in line at the mall. No “But this new program defi nitely own pair online. more checking yourself out in the tiny makes me want to look it up,” she said.

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Similar to Manchester Orchestra Sun, waves and babes: A Best Coast playlist and Wilco, The 92s’ debut full- CHLOE FINCH celebrate the chill Cali- “The End” (Crazy For You, 2010) length album “Television Fuzz” Avenue Writer fornia lifestyle, while offers up great laid-back vibes. others describe break- “Boyfriend” (Crazy For You, 2010) “Television Fuzz” is meant to Since its debut in 2009, Best Coast has ups so brutal that been the soundtrack of our breakups, nothing is comforting “Crazy For You” (Crazy For You, 2010) represent the uncertainty that beach-road-trip drives and hazy summer — not even TV or a comes with getting older and “In My Room” (Make You Mine EP, Hear It: nights. If Taylor Swift is the pop queen bunch of weed. 2010) graduating. Growing up is scary, of heartbreak and love lost, Bethany From the crunchy The 92s and this album is great for any Cosentino is her cooler home-from-UC- garage-band guitar ensembles on “Crazy “Better Girl” (The Only Place, 2012) graduating seniors. Oh, and it’s Berkeley-for-the-summer older sister For You” to the sleeker pop-rock sounds who always brings joints to the party. of “The Only Place” to the dreamy chill- “The Only Place” (The Only Place, free. Take a listen on noisetrade. Florida fans of Best Coast can see Cosen- wave tracks on “Fade Away,” here it 2012) com. tino & Co. on Friday as part of Reitz is: Your ultimate getting-ready-for-the- Union Board Entertainment’s inaugural show Best of Best Coast playlist. Bonus: “Fade Away” (Fade Away, 2013) Big Orange Festival at 7 p.m. in the Reitz a lo-ﬁ Beach Boys cover that’ll leave you Union. jonesing for an entire Best Coast Beach “Who Have I Become?” (Fade Away, As the lyrics of “Goodbye” suggest, Boys tribute. 2013) Alexa Volland / Avenue Cosentino’s “highs are high” and her “I Don’t Know How” (Fade Away, 2013) “lows are low”: Some of her best tracks “Goodbye” (Crazy For You, 2010) THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 2014 � ALLIGATOR, 11 BUY IT. SELL IT. FIND IT. 373-FIND

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MEN’S basketball Walker announces decision to stay for second season at Florida LANDON WATNICK under coach Billy Donovan should help the Bonifay Alligator Staff Writer @LandonWatnick native better understand UF’s defense and expand his post moves. Minutes after Florida’s Elite Eight victory over Walker could earn a starting frontcourt role next Dayton on March 29, Chris Walker heard Gators year. fans chant “One more year! One more year!” as he The Gators lose 68.5 percent of their offensive climbed the ladder to cut down the nets. production in their four seniors from 2013-14, but They got their wish Wednesday. they return point guard Kasey Hill, shooting guard Walker announced via his Twitter account (@ Michael Frazier II and forward Dorian Finney-Smith cwalkertime23) that he will return to UF for his — three key players from a Gators rotation that won sophomore season, opting not to test the NBA Draft 36 games and reached its first Final Four since 2007. waters. The freshman forward was projected as a The Gators also bring back DeVon Walker, Jacob late first-round pick in June’s draft. Kurtz and Rutgers transfer guard Eli Carter, who “This year has been a great one, and I’m happy redshirted and sat out most of his 2013-14 campaign to say I will be joining the gatornation again for one to let a fractured fibula in his right leg heal. more year!” Walker posted at 4:30 p.m. Wednes- Power forward Alex Murphy and center Damon- day. tre Harris should add depth to Florida’s frontcourt, With Walker back, Florida now has 12 of its 13 which loses a productive trio in Patric Young, Casey scholarships committed for 2014-15. Prather and Will Yeguete. A highly touted prospect coming out of high Murphy, a Duke transfer, cannot play until mid- school, Walker could not enroll at UF until after the December unless he receives a waiver to play ear- fall semester ended on Dec. 14 because of academic lier, per NCAA transfer rules. ineligibility concerns. Following a 12-game suspen- Donovan dismissed Harris, a rim protector and sion handed down by the NCAA for receiving im- dynamic shot-blocker, from the team last Decem- permissible benefits from agents, Walker made his ber after the center violated team rules and failed debut with the team on Feb. 4. to meet his responsibilities. But a regretful Harris, In 87 minutes on the court in 18 games for Flori- eager to work his way back onto the team, has re- da this season, the 6-foot-10 forward averaged only turned to Florida and has practiced with the Gators 1.9 points on 59.3 percent shooting and 1.3 rebounds since January. per game but showcased his athleticism and shot- Florida also adds Devin Robinson, Brandone blocking in spurts. Francis and Chris Chiozza — three players from Ri- Walker logged only 18 minutes during five vals.com’s top 50 for the Class of 2014 — to the mix NCAA Tournament games, but he had his best next year. game of his short season in a 79-68 victory against Donovan’s son of the same name, walk-on Lexx UCLA in the Sweet 16 on March 27. Against the Edwards and Dillon Graham, who missed last sea- Bruins, he provided a spark off the bench by record- son with bone spurs in his hips, will vie for spots in ing seven points, three rebounds and a block in six the rotation. Jordan McPherson / Alligator Staff minutes of action. Barring any injuries, Florida enters 2014-15 with Chris Walker attempts a layup during Florida’s 72-49 win against Mis- But at times this year, Walker looked lost and a deep roster — especially now with Chris Walker souri on March 14 in the Georgia Dome in Atlanta. out of position on the defensive end. An offseason back in the fold. Power hitting gives Gators the edge over Seminoles on the road because we kind of fell apart there in the a baserunner. Sophomore Kirsti Merritt end,” coach Tim Walton said in a radio in- followed Little with a single to left-center Castro hit two-run home run terview. field. JORDAN MCPHERSON With Florida hoping to put some insur- “But overall, that’s Lauren Haeger subsequently struck Alligator Writer @J_McPherson1126 ance runs on the board, Castro delivered. UF Softball the name of the game. out, but Tofft took a full-count walk at the Facing a 3-1 count, the Pembroke Pines … Sometimes nerves next at-bat to load the bases. No. 6 Florida held a 2-1 lead heading native belted a home run to left-center get the best of you. Taylor Schwarz took care of business into the seventh inning against No. 8 Flori- field to lift the Gators to a 4-1 lead over The team that gets the most hits with run- from there. da State in Tallahassee on Wednesday. the Seminoles. ners in scoring position typically is going Facing a 1-1 count, the Palm Beach Gar- Seminoles pitcher Lacey Waldrop, who Florida’s defense gave up a second run to be the team that wins.” dens native ripped the ball through the was second in the nation with a 0.70 ERA in the bottom of the final frame, but the After three scoreless innings, which left side to score Little and Merritt and put heading into the contest, gave up only two Gators (35-8, 8-7 Southeastern Conference) included just one hit and five total strike- Florida on the board first. hits while striking out seven batters head- ultimately ended up winning the contest outs, Florida found success in the fourth With the single, Schwarz became the ing into the final frame. against the Seminoles (38-5, 14-2 Atlan- frame. fifth Florida batter this season to accumu- But with two outs and Stephanie Tofft tic Coast Conference) 4-2 at JoAnne Graf Kelsey Stewart opened the inning by late 25 RBIs. on second base, junior Bailey Castro pinch Field. grounding out to third, but Briana Little Even though the offense only logged hit for Kathlyn Medina. “Bailey’s hit obviously really helped us drew a five-pitch walk to give the Gators see soft, page 16

Cornerback Vernon Florida draft day Keegan honored Hargreaves III is UF announced that the program will hold a selection show for its two UF tennis player Kourtney Keegan was named the stepping up as a leader teams in Saturday’s Orange and Blue Debut. Former Florida players Southeastern Conference’s Co-Freshman of the in UF’s secondary. Read will select the two sides live on Youtube today at 7 p.m. Week on Wednesday. the story on page 16. 16, ALLIGATOR � THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 2014 Hargreaves stepping up as he enters second season at UF � SOPHOMORE IS STARTING AT COR- Hargreaves’ father, Vernon Jr., is the cur- Connecticut’s staff for 13 years. Growing up I can remember,” Hargreaves said. “Being NERBACK. rent linebackers coach at Houston. Prior to as a coach’s son helped shape Hargreaves into around, when my dad coached at Miami, I Houston, he coached defensive ends and spe- the player he is today. was around all those great players like Ed cial teams at USF for three seasons and was on “I’ve been around football for as long as Reed, Sean Taylor. I was around all them. I MORGAN MORIARTY remember how hard they used to work and Alligator Writer compete. I took that from them.” @Morgan_Moriarty A professional opportunity for defensive It’s not easy to get better when you’re al- backs at Florida exists — a number of profi - ready one of the most talented cornerbacks in cient players under coach Will Muschamp and the nation. defensive backs coach Travaris Robinson have That’s what sophomore Vernon Har- succeeded at the next level. Some notables in- greaves III is facing in 2014. Even after record- clude Baltimore Raven Matt Elam, Jacksonville ing three interceptions and 11 pass breakups Jaguar Josh Evans and Roberson and Purifoy. as a freshman, he has some ideas on how to “Coach Muschamp and Coach T-Rob improve. know a lot of players, Muschamp’s coached “I just need to be a better leader,” the Tam- in the league. They know what it’s like and pa native said. “A lot of guys are looking up our defense is based on a NFL scheme,” Har- to me now, a lot of freshman corners we have greaves said. now. Just being a better leader and staying on “(Former defensive coordinator) Dan top of my game.” Quinn is at the Seahawks now, he coached last Hargreaves is setting an example for the year, he knows a lot of the stuff that we do. We secondary, which is reloading this season to base a lot of our stuff off of what he does, so it’s fi ll the voids of NFL Draft prospects Marcus just a great opportunity.” Roberson, Loucheiz Purifoy and Jaylen Wat- Saturday marks Florida’s annual Orange kins. True freshmen Duke Dawson and Jalen and Blue Debut, a chance to give fans a glimpse Tabor are fi ghting for the corner spot opposite of things to come for the season. The All-SEC Hargreaves. Hargreaves knows what it’s like corner knows a thing or two about making a to have high expectations in year one. good fi rst impression. “You’ve just got to focus. Focus on what “Coach Muschamp is kind of emphasizing you can do because it’s hard and coming at on fi rst impressions,” Hargreaves said. you fast, especially with the up-tempo offense “We’re just going to go out there, have fun Alligator File Photo we have,” he said. “Everything is faster than show a lot of effort, a lot of enthusiasm, try to what it usually goes. I tell them to be focused. Vernon Hargreaves III intercepts a pass in the end zone during Florida’s 24-7 vic- execute as best as we can. Whatever happens, Everything else will take care of itself.” tory on Sept. 28, 2013, at Commonwealth Stadium in Lexington, Ky. happens.” Rogers struck out four batters in her 17th victory of the season up just fi ve hits and struck out against Florida A&M on Friday SOFT, from page 15 four batters to bring her total to and North Carolina State on 99 on the season. Saturday. three hits on the night, Walton “Hannah was the biggest “We’re playing, and I think thought the Gators made plays difference,” Walton said. “I that’s important,” Walton said. when they needed to. mean, she had some good stuff “We’re not just going about “On offense, we got a couple tonight, really made pitches practice and doing intersquads. good hits,” Walton said. when she had to. She gave up We’re getting on the fi eld. … “Schwarz got a really nice a couple walks, but really got At the end of the day, the most one and Bailey’s pinch hit was on some hands, got some balls important part for our players really clutch.” off the end of the bat and really is just to stay in shape and keep In the circle, Hannah Rog- commanded the zone.” their eyes and their timing right ers earned her 17th win of the Florida, now riding a four- for the next series we have to season after throwing her 13th Jordan McPherson / Alligator Staff game win streak, will look play.” complete game this season. Hannah Rogers pitches during Florida’s 8-0 win against Indiana on to keep its momentum going A radio broadcast contributed The Lake Wales native gave Feb. 22 at Katie Seashole Pressly Stadium. into non-conference matchups to this report.