film review: Spirited Away ***1/2

Spirited Away, like so many foreign films, bears little resemblance to American cinema. Yet, because it's animated, Western audiences have oft-compared the film to favored cuddly hits like Monsters, I...

Hurricane Administrative Spotlight : Q&A with Public Safety’s He...

Recently, the crime rates on campus have been on a steady decline as a result of the increased efforts of the Department of Public Safety, under the direction of Henry Christensen. In an interview wi...

Early start to Braun’s career

It takes a special player to enter one of the top baseball schools in the nation as a freshman and instantly become one of the best players on the team. That's exactly what Ryan Braun has done. Braun...

Greek Week 2003: A Celebration of Global Proportions

GREEK WEEK CALENDAR Wednesday April 2 at 7 p.m. on the UC patio- Don't miss Organized Cheer, Singled Out, Junkanoo and a canned food drive to benefit Farm Share. Friday April 4 at 6 p.m. in the U...

Housing Headache

Students feel powerless toward housing policy changes Many wait hours to sign up only to find no guarantee of housing at the end of the line Within the past week, the Miami Hurricane has received over...

South Florida fans treated to UM football

The Hurricane's defense put on a show for a crowd of about 4,000 people that came out to Ft. Lauderdale's Lockhart Field Saturday night. In Miami's first open public practice of the spring, D.J. Willi...

Haitian Week gives UM some Caribbean flavor

Haitian Week opened with sweetness as Plant Kreyol gave out free rum cake on the Rock as part of an opening celebration Monday. "This week is a celebration of our culture, especially through music foo...

Letter to the Editor

Letter to the Editor: I was rather amused to read R.S. Jolly's piece on India's bid for a Security Council seat. The author has, to say the least, missed the point completely. One must remember that ...

Pitcher chooses action over words

Coming into the season, a big question mark on the Miami Hurricanes baseball team was the inexperience in the starting rotation. Sophomore Vince Bongiovanni has helped answer those questions. Bongiov...

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