Professor covers foreign affairs

From Afghanistan and Pakistan to Miami to Venezuela and back to Miami. Such is the life of a foreign correspondent. University of Miami adjunct journalism professor Juan Tamayo traveled to Afghanista...

Sports Briefs

MEN'S SWIMMING AND DIVING Miami junior Kyle Prandi broke an 11-year old American record in platform diving at the 2002 World Cup Trials in Cleveland, Ohio on Sunday. Prandi scored a 104.76 on his se...

The Semester Sets Tonight with the Cool

While the Lowe Art Museum's recent student gallery display was a welcome exhibition that represented the University's simmering art scene, the overall space, time and selectivity of the event did not ...

Jordan Rodack Rules!!!

I rule!

The Top Ten of ’01-’02 Part 1

#1 football Miami 37 vs. Nebraska 14 An amazing performance in the Rose Bowl caps a perfect 12-0 season under first year head coach Larry Coker. Miami came out on fire and was up 34-0 at halftime. Ke...

Iron Arrow insults its roots

I am sure everyone was annoyed by that incessant drumming that echoed throughout the entire campus last week. But have you ever stopped to find out who those people are or what they are doing? Or do...

Celebrating the vagina

Some say they smell like flowers, sweet ginger, fish, Earth, wet garbage, a brand-new morning. Some are timid, clammy and wear tutus. Others are angry and favor black lace and combat boots and would...

The Top Ten of ’01-’02 Part 2

#6 football Miami 26 vs. VA Tech 24 A week after avenging 2000's only loss to Washington, the 'Canes secured their trip to the Rose Bowl thanks to a dropped 2-point conversion pass by Tech's Ernest Wi...

‘Kissing Jessica Stein’ touching, poignant

Woody Allen made a whole mini-genre out of the Jewish New York City-dweller writer love affair stories. From Annie Hall to Hannah and her sisters, all of his movies focused around the loneliness and d...

The Miami Hurricane

Student newspaper at the University of Miami