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Local Yelp Monster Expands Brunch Critiques to Saturday

The edible embodiment of white privilege, Sunday brunch offers Tallahassee residents the opportunity to both day drink somewhere other than a football game and satisfy their food-Instagram quota for the week. Unfortunately, Saturday brunch, literally the same thing as Sunday brunch in more culturally aware areas such as New York City, Los Angeles, and Jonestown, has yet to truly take off in Tallahassee.

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Boston College Devastated After Pope Reveals He’s Rooting For FSU

Boston College started this week with a chip on their shoulder leading up to Friday’s game against Florida State, knowing that win or lose, the Jesuit college would still have the head of the Catholic Church on their side. Unfortunately for them, Pope Francis announced this morning that while he does believe in climate change, he does not believe in the Eagles’ ability to beat Florida State.

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Strozier Starbucks Ready for the Week After Shipment of Three Cups, Single Napkin

It’s been three weeks since their fall opening, and Strozier Starbucks has struggled to keep up with the amount of students who choose to complement their overpriced tuition with overpriced coffee. The cafe is feeling confident after receiving their weekly shipment of three cups, a single napkin, and one already opened packet of honey, a day early.

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10 Other Lies Told By The Parking Garages’ Available Spaces Signs

Every student driver knows them and has severe trust issues as well as a few bullshit tardies because of them –the “available parking spaces” signs at FSU. You have probably noticed yourself how frequently these numbers are false (and/or how often they read ‘420’ ayyyy), but what you may not have noticed are some other lies displayed on these signs.

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UF Football Team Hopes for Redemption After Loss Against ATO Intramural Squad

In the opening game of the University of Florida’s official intramural flag football season, the actual Gator football team suffered a loss at the hands of UF’s Alpha Tau Omega fraternity, 40-8. The Greek organization, which didn’t even finish in the better half of their intramural league last year, has successfully convinced the Gator football team that the worst is yet to come.

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