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J.A.P. comedy show entertains while defying a few stereotypes

OK, so four Jewish women walk up to a stage, kvetching about family, obesity and gentiles. Meanwhile, on a big screen, old footage rolls featuring five women either discussing their husbands, rapping ...

Women’s tennis opens with clean sweep of FAU

The women's tennis team opened the dual-match season with a sweep of Florida Atlantic University 7-0, dropping only one set overall. "Everyone comes away a winner," Head Coach Paige Yaroshuk-Tews sai...

Hurricanes cruise to 15-point victory over ranked Hokies

Returning to play Sunday afternoon after suffering back-to-back Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) losses during the week, the Miami Hurricanes women's basketball team faced a major crossroads in its sea...

The brotherhood continues

Pledge hopefuls came out to hear the fate of their future brotherhood as the 10 fraternities of the Interfraternal Council (IFC) announced who they picked to join their organization. Brothers from Ka...

UMNEWS – Two lectures look at effects of music on brain

As part of the Stamps Family Distinguished Visitors Series, Donald A. Hodges will be a visiting lecturer at the Frost School of Music from March 1 to 3. On March 1 at 8:00 p.m., Hodges will present "W...

Elsewhere – Facebook deletes anti-Jesus group

(U-WIRE) BATON ROUGE, La.-Erik Browne doesn't hate Jesus. He simply said he doesn't believe in someone whom he called a legend and "potentially mythological figure." But when the atheist created an "...

ETC.

Full-time students at UM may now purchase monthly Metropasses at a lower rate. The original full price was $75 and the new reduced price is $37.50. There is a limit of one pass per student.

Index cards at Ponce Garage cause a stir

Anyone who has a class in the Flipse building or parks their car in the Ponce Garage may have noticed several filing cabinets and a cart left open next to the stairwell. While this doesn't immediatel...

State Department representative talks visas, travel

The State Department is encouraging international students to study in the United States, Maura Harty, assistant secretary for the department's bureau of consular affairs, said on campus last week. H...

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