SpectrUM hosts Coming Out Week 2004
Coming Out Week 2004 started off with a bang on the UC Patio on Oct. 11, National Coming Out Day. At the opening ceremonies, the Pride Award was presented to Julia ...
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In closing Coming Out Week 2004, SpectrUM will be hosting a candlelight vigil at 8 p.m. on the Rock to remember those who have been lost to hate crimes.
The Marine Graduate Student Organization...
RE: Politics of the Environment lecture series
Something exceptional happened at the University of Miami campus Thursday, Oct. 7, and, though the event was open to the public, few people knew about...
I read a report from the AP last Friday that helped me realize just how brilliant those Democrats on Capitol Hill could be sometimes. When they all put their minds together, they come up with some goo...
With the second presidential debate over, it's obvious that President Bush is beginning to feel the heat. The time has come to pay the piper and defend the administration's record of the past four yea...
The un-American, traitorous and defamatory comparisons between the Nazi Party and conservatives within America's Republican Party have no place in this country's political discourse. From leaders of t...
Known for her wild afro-like hair and rich vocals, so-called diva Jill Scott comes back from her year off with a deep appreciation of life and a new evolved album.
"Golden," the first single off of B...
Junior Karla Johnson and red-shirt freshman Ciara Michel are two different volleyball players from two different states.
Johnson, a seasoned veteran who just moved to outside hitter, and Michel, a mi...
For one moment, even if for the few minutes that it takes to read this review, put down your political beliefs, biases, and prejudices. That's all it takes to understand that director Walter Salles' T...
Soul is such an essential component to music that without it different songs can carry the same meaning. So it was no surprise that when "neo-soul" Carolina natives Angie Stone and Anthony Hamilton pe...
