Entertainment News

Through March 10 Cirque du Soleil's "Quidam" at Bicentennial Park in downtown Miami. Tickets range from $45 to $165 for VIP. For more info, visit www.cirquedusoleil.com. Tonight Sugar Cult and Unwritt...

Talent show offers diversity

"Come on! Give me a little more hype here!" said Ian Adams, United Black Students Vice-President and the master of ceremonies for the third Annual 2002 Black Awareness Month talent show. The annual...

‘Canes Bounce Back

Talk about bouncing back. The Hurricane men's basketball team rebounded from a tough conference loss on Sunday to blowout the St. John's Red Storm, 79-56, on Wednesday at Miami Arena. After falling t...

Accident victim found inebriated

The student who found Maria Paola Ramirez lying on the floor after falling from a staircase is shedding new light on the accident. Amber Lee Condray, freshman, was about to go to bed early Thursday m...

Poulain:Miami’s beautiful secret

The first minutes that Isaac Lekach set foot on stage at Revolver, he looked like just another member of the audience: the mop top hair, the discontent look in his face. But as soon as he grabbed his ...

School of Int’l Studies to close

University of Miami administrators announced early this week the School of International Studies will cease to exist as of next fall. The undergraduate and graduate academic programs will be transfe...

Sports Briefs

SWIMMING Freshman Katalin Ferenzci won the 100-yard backstroke in 57.45 seconds, breaking the school record and leading the UM women to victory over Indian River Community College in Ft. Pierce, Flori...

Student to intern with the Kennedys

UM junior Mary Clark was recently awarded a summer internship in Washington, D.C. to work on the campaign team for U.S. Senate candidate Mark Kennedy Shriver. Only twenty students from the United Sta...

Storytelling has little to say

Few films made as much noise as Todd Solondz's Storytelling at last year's Cannes Film Festival-and, if you're opposed to incest, rape, or making fun of people with disabilities, then you will probabl...

Problems delay Ryder Center opening

As the jumble of concrete and steel on the east side of campus finally begins to resemble what will soon be UM's new athletic center, minor problems in construction cause a minor delay in scheduling. ...

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