Kimbo Slice: The fists of our generation

On Feb. 16 the BankUnited Center hosted one of the biggest events of its short history: Kimbo Slice vs. Tank Abbott. Kimbo, who has fought in more backyards than Michael Vick's dogs, was as dominating...

Canes target Omaha

The University of Miami baseball team will embark on its road to Omaha beginning this weekend when they host the Cincinnati Bearcats. The Hurricanes are coming off a disappointing 2007 season (37-24,...

VP candidates tout ‘realistic’ platforms

All three candidates for Student Government vice president outlined a diverse range of initiatives during Tuesday's debate, but all share one common belief: their platform goals are realistically achi...

Police Beat

Pick up the paper every Thursday to read the Public Safety call log. For further information on any of these services, visit Public Safety's website at miami.edu/publicsafety, or contact the Crime Pr...

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Any one of the three candidates for Student Government could be president; and not only that, they could all be good presidents. After hours of debate and interviews, The Miami Hurricane finally concl...

Hurricane baseball’s biggest fan

For her 25th wedding anniversary in 1994, Lois Kerr didn't want the traditional gift of silver. Instead, she asked her husband to make a special promise: usher her to every Hurricane baseball game on ...

Group hopes to up participation among students

With the 2008 election season now in full swing, Council for Democracy, a nonpartisan political organization, is using all its power to increase political awareness on campus. Its main initiative this...

MEET THE CANDIDATES

They have passion, they have experience, they want to make life better for students, and they really like to use the "U" symbol. Three students are in the race for the next Student Government presiden...

Miami holds on for Duke upset

var uslide_show_id = "84654024-092e-4c68-afdf-839d9a13e2e9";var slideshowwidth = "468";var linktext = "SLIDESHOW: GAME";/embedslideshow As a team on the bubble, the Miami Hurricanes were in desperate...

Live Up or Let Down?

The tradition of baseball excellence runs long and deep in the veins of the University of Miami. Bleeding orange and green is not just lip service, as players have given their heart and soul to put Hu...

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Student newspaper at the University of Miami