CD Review OLD 97s

After a four year hiatus, the Old 97s are back with their sixth record. Drag It Up sees the band in a much more mellow, introspective mood then their previous poppy albums. The Old 97s are a pop rock...

One action speaks louder than candidates’ words

This week, Ohio State Senator Steve Stivers delivered Bush and Kerry a double-whammy- by serving in Iraq. That's right. While Bush, Kerry and the ever-so-robotic pundits debate the Presidential candid...

Florida State must be cursed

Just when college football fans thought there couldn't possibly be another exciting chapter written in the legendary series between the Hurricanes and Seminoles, some anonymous author goes and writes ...

BOOK REVIEW The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time: A fantastica...

Eccentric, interesting, mysterious; three words that describe novelist Mark Haddon's best seller titled The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time. Set in England, the novel slowly weaves a tal...

EXCESS

Anime: Ghost in a Shell appears in theaters today. The anime film is set in the year 2029 and is strikingly similar to The Matrix. The Japanical film is said to be rather intriguing. Tip: For those o...

No Letdown

The Miami Hurricanes hurdled a major obstacle last week in their come-from-behind victory over Florida State. This week, the 'Canes will look to avoid a letdown against the undefeated Louisiana Tech B...

Dear V Permanent art and a not-so-permanent bed buddy cause regrets

Hi V, How are you? I need some advice! I have a tattoo that I got two years ago, and now I'm kind of tired of it. What shall I do? Should I get rid of it? I think I will, but how would I go about remo...

Concerts like whoa, South Florida attracts some sweet tunes

Although our visiting friends Frances and Ivan scared many artists away from coming to South Florida on their perspective tour dates, the storm has cleared and the show must go on. Here are a list of ...

Hispanic Heritage Month kicks off with a bang

iva la cultura hispana! For an entire month, students will be treated to Latino culture through Hispanic Heritage Month (HHM). The HHM committee has planned out an entire calendar of events, ranging f...

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