Communication to see further improvements

Despite the welcome of the Frances L. Wolfson Building in March 2001, the School of Communication administration is making plans for an additional $6.25 million expansion which will include space for...

Classrooms in need of more thought-provoking questions

There's no such thing as a stupid question, right? Well, if you sit in almost any class at the University of Miami for long enough, you might come away with a very different opinion. Everyone has be...

Letter to the Editor

In the past two editions of the paper, Mr. Scott Wacholtz has written a letter to the editor in regard to my columns. Both columns in question dealt with my feelings about war with Iraq and the Bush ...

Playboy playmates + pool party + Sagamore Hotel = where were you?

Walking down the crystalline white halls of the Sagamore Hotel on Miami Beach last Saturday, there was an aura of mad-crazy fun coming from the glistening glass doors that were just steps away. A sty...

Over 100 companies recruit at UM

The Toppel Career Center's semiannual Career Fair attracted about 2000 UM students from almost all majors Friday in the Wellness Center. "Obviously it's more difficult for us to cater to specialized...

Hurricane volleyball still perfect

The University of Miami volleyball team (14-0 overall, 2-0 BIG EAST Conference) thrived in its second Big East Conference challenge of the season Sunday, defeating Providence (2-15, 0-2) 3-0 at Mullan...

Festival Miami celebrates cultural diversity in music

Virtuosos, pianists, conductors, oh my! The 19th gala season of Festival Miami is off and running and music lovers far and wide are flocking to the Maurice Gusman Concert Hall to witness the beauty a...

Intimate Minimalism and Infectious beauty

"Thank you very much." These are the words Juliana Hatfield softly cooed after concluding each of her songs before a small crowd at the Polish American Club last Wednesday night. The 35-year-old grad...

Yellow Rose Society helps women help others

Yellow Rose Society hopes that this will be the year of the rose. Their mission is to focus on community outreach, academic achievement, peer education and leadership in order to promote unity among ...

Megan Bradley adds talent to UM tennis

The Hurricane women's tennis team has received a generous gift. The decision made by Megan Bradley to transfer from UCLA to Miami has earned immediate national attention for the team and puts them nea...

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