UM has taken steps to ensure students are aware of potential problems that may arise during the large protests that will take place in downtown Miami during the Free Trade Area of the Americas summit...
When the Hurricanes take on the Syracuse Orangemen Saturday at the Orange Bowl, there will be a new quarterback behind center. Derrick Crudup will make his first career start, replacing Brock Berlin.
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The Islamic Society of UM held its second annual Fast-a-Thon to earn money for the Daily Bread Food Bank, raising over $1800.
Local business and families donated $1 or more for each of the 309 non-M...
quarterback
The 'Canes give Derrick Crudup his first career start. Crudup, a junior who is mobile and knows the offense, played two years behind Ken Dorsey and most of this season behind Brock Berlin...
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Check out the 2003 Homecoming Parade, Pep Rally, Boat Burning and Fireworks! The festivities begin at 7 p.m. Stanford Drive is the best place to see the parade and then head over to the Univers...
Library elevator out of service
Because of its recent unreliable performance, the Kone elevator located in the main lobby of the library will remain out of service until necessary repairs are made. P...
Members of the armed services who have lost their lives since the 9/11 terrorist attacks were honored on Veterans' Day by the UM College Republicans. The memorial featured the name, rank and branch of...
This week's SG Senate meeting began by ratifying three new senators. Peter Grovermen will be the commuter south senator, Francine Madera will be the commuter central senator and James Pascual will be ...
We all have something to scream about, and last week's three-day symposium, entitled "Screaming Monkeys: Critiques of Asian American Images," set out to find out what Asian Americans feel living in th...
Students are often critical of professors who have dedicated their lives to academia and not ventured out into the real world. They are worried that a person without professional experience in their f...
