Hendricks says: readers get angry because they respond too emotionally

I really enjoy teaching. It's a lot of paper grading that I could do without, but by seeing other peoples' problems and figuring out what makes them tick, it helps me with my own creative work. Q: Yo...

New look ‘Canes Men’s basketball set to start season with only ...

Last season, the Hurricane men's basketball team, who finished No. 21 in the final AP poll, made their fourth trip to the NCAA tournament in the last five years. Despite a disheartening first round e...

UM Class of ’53 graduate still loves to learn

Everyone has heard of fifth-year seniors on campus, but UM student Captain Robert Henin holds the record for being its only fiftieth-year senior. To add to Henin's accomplishments, the Guinness Book o...

film review: Frida ***1/2

Many film aficionados get annoyed with some of the celebrity life-story movies Hollywood produces today-films like Evita make it seem like anyone with a little love and tragedy in their life can get a...

James Jones eager to fill leadership role

The time has come for James Jones to lead his team. The Hurricane men's basketball team has five fresh faces on an undersized roster that many say can't compete in the Big East this year. Jones must...

Hot Pittsburgh squad to visit the Hurricanes

With three games remaining on the schedule, the Miami Hurricanes are in the drivers seat for an invitation to the Fiesta Bowl. Now, all Miami has to do is win. The first of those three games takes pla...

Hussein’s agreement may not ensure peace

11/15/2002 (U-WIRE) COLUMBUS, Ohio - On Wednesday, Iraqi President Saddam Hussein announced his decision to cooperate with a U.N. resolution on arms inspections, but Ohio State University experts do n...

art review: UM artists create a subpar installation, but it’s a stell...

Last Friday, 6:30 p.m., on the Palm Court of the Memorial Building, there appeared to be a turn-of-the-century hippie commune, candles flaring around the palm trees and multi-colored Day Glo-type hamm...

Staples gives in to protest for recycled paper

11/15/2002 (U-WIRE) BLOOMINGTON, Ind. - Since 2000, nationwide Staples office-supply stores have been subject to over 600 demonstrations and tens of thousands of letters and phone calls to the CEOs i...

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