MEN’S BASKETBALL: Canes headed to NCAA tournament

To see more of Miami's trip to March Madness, go to "Corey's Stories: Dispatches from the NCAA tournament" at blogs.themiamihurricane.com. After six consecutive years of being on the outside looking ...

MEN’S TENNIS: Miami falls to Duke

The University of Miami men's tennis team lost their second straight match, falling to Duke 5-2 at the Neil Schiff Tennis Center on Friday afternoon. The Blue Devils (5-7, 2-0) surprised the No. 20 H...

Gross, ‘Committed to U’ win SG run-off election

Brandon Gross' "Committed to U" ticket triumphed in the Student Government elections, sweeping all three executive positions. Gross' victory with 912 votes, 178 more than Jeremy Crystal ("All About...

Hulu makes on-demand TV easy, and it’s actually legal

In the past, students across the country flocked to the Internet in search of their favorite TV shows and movies. And until recently, many had to resort to sites of questionable legitimacy, with video...

TRACK AND FIELD: Runner wins NCAA individual title, sets school record

Krista Simkins picked the season's most opportune moment to fully display her best work last weekend, setting new records and cementing her All-American status en route to winning the 400-meter dash a...

Decoding mixed dating signals

V, I have gone on a few great dates with a girl I really like. She seems to really like me too. The only thing is, for the four dates we've gone on, she has canceled on me four other times. We have ha...

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL: Team takes on a familiar opponent

After losing 11 of 12 games to finish the regular season, the women's basketball team will take on a familiar opponent in Georgia Tech in the opening round of the Atlantic Coast Conference tournament ...

Supreme Court should not keep election decisions out of the public eye

As you have read in this newspaper (page 3), the 2008 Student Government elections have reached a new level of length and controversy. Wednesday's results were held up due to election code violations,...

Breaking away from the typical Spring Break

It's a bad hangover waiting to happen. Traveling over 500 miles to arrive at a crowded hotel only to face the impossible task of finding open lounge chairs and dealing with loud, rowdy and belligerent...

Greetings from Cancun

Dear Hurricane readers, We hope you are having a fantastic time on campus during these last few days before spring break starts. How's the weather there, by the way? We are pleased to tell you that h...

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