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Illustration by Tami Livingston and Robert K. Pietrzyk University of North Florida president John Delaney listens as a Jacksonville councilman welcomes Jacksonville Jam to the city. The Jam is scheduled to play its first season at the arena.
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University donor passes away

By Rachel Elsea
Contributing Writer

Charles M. "Buddy" Neviaser, a long-time friend and financial sup­porter of the University of North Florida, passed away July 13 of causes related to cancer.

Neviaser, who was 83, was a philanthropist dur­ing his lifetime who donated not only to UNF, but also to a number of organizations in and around Jacksonville.

Neviaser funded sever­al scholarships for stu­dents in different areas of interest at UNF. He also donated money extensive­ly to Community Hospice of Northeast Florida.

The majority of Neviaser's professional life was marked by attempts to help others in many capacities. He is survived by his wife, Doris Neviaser, who was instrumental in caring for others alongside her husband.

This Week

News

 
iTunes over textbooks
Students who miss out inclass may be able to catch up via iPods. Administration is working to make lecture downloads available on iPods.

Expressions

Not in Kansas anymore
Those traveling over the summer to more hurricane-prone areas can read about precautionary measures to take when exposed to hurricanes.

Sports

Leaving the nest
Professional teams recruited three former Osprey baseball players and one basketball player this summer.

Student builds nest on campus

By Ace Stryker
News Editor

Lindsay Wilkes spent her senior year of high school like a lot of the other kids in her class. She studied hard, worked part-time and shot pool with her friends on the weekends. Like a lot of the other kids, perhaps, except she was homeless through almost all of it.


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