Turnovers help Wildcats maul Lady ‘Canes in Philadelphia

After three consecutive victories in the city of Miami, the Hurricanes hit the road for a Big East matchup with Villanova. To say the least, things weren't as pleasant up in Philadelphia, Pa. Miami fe...

From hole to home

The true challenge of turning a tiny dorm room or first apartment into somewhere in which one enjoys spending time, as opposed to a medieval dungeon, is in its decor. Though the greatest, and by far, ...

Sports Briefs

SWIMMING AND DIVING The 2002 University of Miami swimming and diving team will travel to Boca Raton for a dual meet with FAU tomorrow. The Hurricanes previously hosted the Owls at the Norman Whitten S...

Entertainment News

Tonight Desaparecidos is performing at Revolver, 5922 South Dixie Highway. Tickets cost $7. For more info call 305-661-9099. Bob Dylan at the National Car Rental Center. Tickets cost $28.50-$42.50. ...

Hurricanes field youthful squad

The 2002 Miami Hurricane baseball team has its work cut out for itself if they intend to repeat as National Champions. Following their triumphant victory in Omaha, Neb., site of the College World Seri...

Wasabi serves a tasty fish

The Wasabi Sushi Bar & Japanese Restaurant, at 1540 Sunset Dr., offers its patrons with more choices than they could ever need. Where to sit poses the first question, with available seating outsid...

Bengochea becomes elder statesman

For the past two seasons, Miami Hurricane pitcher Kiki Bengochea has worked his way up in the UM pitching rotation while being tutored by some of the staff's aces. With his junior season about to begi...

The bastardization of espa

Coming to the University of Miami to study or major in Spanish is absolutely ridiculous. Not because of the professors who teach the language. UM has terrific Spanish teachers. The problem? County res...

Shalala adjusts well to university life

A dazzling 'GO CANES' logo slapped in green letters around the cement pillar that supports the roof under which President Shalala works, is perhaps the most visible sign of the changing times. Gone ar...

News reflects public’s bias

Every morning, when I pick up one of the locally available papers, be it The New York Times, The Miami Herald or the Sun-Sentinel - I hunt for international headlines. And, most of the time, what I...

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