What a fantastic experience it was having the first Presidential Debate here on the University of Miami campus. As if we needed more proof that this is the best place to be, the entire world set its s...
The debate may be over, but one thing still remains - the debate is still the talk around town. The reaction was clear: among a half-dozen of UM's own experts, Kerry was the winner.
"The surprise see...
RE: The presidential debate at the University of Miami
As an alumnus one year removed from my time at the University of Miami, I was an undergraduate at a time in which political interest and actio...
A simple school flyer was all it took.
The flyer read, "Tennis lessons. Call for more info." The wide-eyed six-year-old gave it a try and has never looked back. Now, 18 years later, senior Megan Brad...
By Joanna Davila
EDGE Editor
Complied by Concord Records, the compilation called Party Music is a mix of 14 songs by various artists of various genres. Decorated with part of the American flag and...
On the day of the Presidential Debate, hundreds gathered on the intersection of Stanford Drive and U.S.1 in protest. They were loud, proud and for the most part, pro-Kerry - or at least, anti-Bush. Th...
It was annihilation. Complete destruction. Kerry was the atomic bomb and Bush was Hiroshima. Kerry was Miami and Bush was Louisiana Tech. Or how about this: Kerry was Bush, and Bush was the English la...
An unprecedented event took place when Mick Foley and John "Bradshaw" Layfield entered the wrestling rink - except with no rink, no metal chairs, and no drop kicks. There was only friendly banter and ...
Tintypes, the Ring Theater's first play of the fall season, is marketed as a "nostalgic revue" and as a "patriotic all-American" musical. Presented as part of Celebrating American Democracy and Divers...
It's hard to walk around campus without noticing the increase in political interest. However, this is more than just at the University of Miami; it is a national trend.
Among various voter registrati...
