Goizueta’s Gift to UM

Goizueta Pavilion opens at Richter UM celebrates Cuban Heritage Collection's new library facilities Over 1,100 were present at a black-tie gala event commemorating the new home of the Cuban Heritage C...

Reading the picture in the economic tea leaves

Earlier this month, the president proposed a bold ten-year $674 billion stimulus plan, the centerpiece of which is an elimination of the tax on stock dividends. The idea behind this is to facilitate ...

Campus Calendar and News Briefs

TODAY Come out and party with young Arab-Americans featuring DJ Nile spinning the latest and hottest Arabic and international music at the Rathskeller. Argeela Night is from 9 p.m. to 12 a.m. Email...

L&A chat with CKY

Yeah man, let's party: CKY change the world by saying bad words The members of Camp Kill Yourself don't put on g-strings and bunny costumes and glide around parking lots in shopping carts. CKY isn't "...

Students and faculty assemble at the Rat to critique Bush’s plan

President George W. Bush used Tuesday night's nationally televised State of the Union Address to push his administration's platform on domestic and foreign policy matters that are perceived to be of g...

The British: Our best friends in the free world

"Who the hell do you Americans think you are?" my uncle, red-faced, raged at me from across the dinner table. Circumstance due to divorce had prevented me from knowing my uncle, the former Don of Oxf...

PBS’ Pat Mitchell talks to UMTV

Pat Mitchell visits the University for UMTV interview Pat Mitchell, president and chief executive officer of the Public Broadcasting Service , shared her vision for the future of television programmin...

Briefs

Tonight Time to get chuggin': the First International Beer Festival is taking place on Ocean Drive, Miami Beach opening tonight through February 2. Offering a selection of 300 beers from around the wo...

Religious groups reach out to students at Chaplain’s Fair

Amid Kosher pizza, Bibles, KFC and hip-hop music, over a dozen on-campus religious groups at UM sought to expose students to the religious options that exist at UM at the semi-annual Chaplain's Associ...

Still alive in the Big East

After a disappointing loss to Syracuse on Sunday, the University of Miami men's basketball team desperately needed a win to stay in the hunt for the Big East title. Thanks to the timely scoring of Da...

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