Letter to the Editor

The editorial from the Sept. 17 edition of The Miami Hurricane spelled out the writer's belief that war with Iraq cannot be justified. What is most telling about this editorial is that it seems as muc...

HOMECOMING Events kick off today with Hurricane Howl & Opening Ceremon...

Homecoming 2002 celebrates America and all it has to offer with its theme, "The Road Home." Most of the event locations will be decorated like different U.S. cities, ranging from Alaska to Atlantic C...

Miami’s public transportation needs major improvements

Nearly all of the major metropolitan cities in the United States and even in the world have some form of efficient public transportation. However, some cities remain virtually inept in that area. Unfo...

Cross country squad to face top notch talent to face top notch talent

The Miami men's cross country team, coming off a victory in their first meet of the season at the UCF Invitational earlier this month, will compete today in The Great American Classic in Charlotte, N ...

Entertainment News

Tonight If you feel like you got the moves, check out Ritmo Caliente Del Caribe Orchestra, an Afro-Caribbean ensemble that mixes jazz and Latin American music. The starts at 8 p.m. behind SunTrust Ba...

Campus Calendar and News Briefs

TODAY Hurricane Howl and Homecoming Opening Ceremonies are at 7:30 p.m. on the UC Patio. Festival Miami presents "Extreme Strings Part I: Celtic, Country, and Jazz" with James Kelly, Buddy Spicher, ...

It’s time to flex our political muscle over Iraq

When George W. Bush first entered office, I predicted that he would bring about the Armageddon. Many people laughed. Some even questioned my mental stability. Well, who's crazy now? In recent mont...

Volleyball remains undefeated

With Isidore safely out in the Gulf and Lili heading for Haiti, the only Hurricanes threatening our area Wednesday night were on the volleyball court. Remaining undefeated, the UM women's volleyball t...

EYES of an outlander:

Some may consider the simple, rash designs of Purvis Young-which are reminiscent of works by Jean-Michel Basquiat-to not deserve a showcase at a respectable art museum. However, the pieces produced by...

Dean Wyche joins Arts & Sciences

The new school year always brings in a crowd of new faces, and among then this year is the new dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, Dr. James Wyche. Wyche, who officially joined the University...

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