LETTER FROM THE EDITOR MEMORIAL FUND SET UP Editor in chief reaches out to students. Fund established for Marlin Barnes and Tiwanika Lumpkins. See PERSPECTIVES, Page 8 See NEWS, Page 2 THE MIAMI HURRICANIS FRIDAY, APRIL 19, 1996 UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI • CORAL GABLES, FLA. VOLUME 74, NUMBERsoS
IF m APR 1 9 1996 REMEMBERING A FALLEN BROTHER "In Tears I Cry" In tears I cry as I come face to face with reality, I cannot believe his life was taken by this gruesome fatality, Another family member I lose, it's so hard to fathom why...In tears I cry. Marlin Barnes Suddenly his dreams and aspirations were cut short, death does not discriminate, it does not have a heart, April 6, 1974-April 13, 1996 One atrocity after another-there is no love, it often makes me wonder if there is indeed an almighty one above. I strongly believe that my opinion is in consensus with many that it was not his time to die, I will always remember "Red" as an intelligent individual who loved to move the crowd anytime he got the chance and when those memories are embraced upon me, stillt in tears I cry. "He will always be my best friend. I will never forget how he used to answer questions in team meetings in his own energetic, comedian-like way, In my memory of him, I will always have those days, He's gonna be with me until I meet Empathy, not sympathy, is what I have for our family, With emphasis on pulling through this together, knowing how difficult H wttl be, him at the crossroads/' We lost a piece of our family's foundation, a very unexpected surprise... Just thinking of it, m tears I < -Earl Little Marlin will be sorely missed by my teammates and I, It will be hard to move on without number 56 in our life, As destabilized as we may be, he would want us to press on, even though hh Hfe h gone, When I reminisce of the tragic incident, I will most definitely begin to slgfc, Cveryday from now on, until I die...In tears I will cry. - Tremain Mack
By ELAINE HEINZMAN Staff Writer
Marlin Barnes wasn't just another student ath "He was going to make it to the pros." lete. Players, such as junior linebacker Ray Lewis, To those who knew him, Bames' good humor became acquainted with Barnes and his family and selflessness made him an unforgettable either as members of UM's Athletic Department teacher and brother. or as fellow schoolmates at Carol City's North Head football coach Butch Davis praised Miami High School. Barnes' involvement with community youth, Teammates, such as longtime friend and room which ranged from taking local children trick-or- mate Earl Little, still chuckle when they think treating or to Walt Disney World, to making sure about Barnes' antics on and off the field. they attended school and watched out for each Barnes, he recalled, used to drive around in other. Little's Ford Explorer with bass-heavy music Barnes, or "Red," as Linebacker Coach Randy booming away, and would even good-naturedly Shannon knew him, "believed he could make a harass Little about mistakes he made during difference in somebody's life," by working with games. kids in the Right Trac mentor program, for exam During UM's season-opening loss at UCLA, ple. for example, Little muffed a punt return, leading Barnes generously gave his time to his team to UCLA's first touchdown, which Barnes never mates, said fellow players. Even though he was let him forget. lighting for the same postion on the team as "Marlin said to tne, 'Man, that one punt blew junior linebacker Twan Russell during spring oui whole season,"' Little said. practice, Barnes would still help Russell pinpoint Little also described their years as high school where his playing was weak. football players, and how both Little's and "Marlin was having a great spring. He made Birnes' mothers supported them in their efforts. me improve myself," Russell said. Barnes may Watching games in the Orange Bowl during have been a back-up player last year, but, Russell their youth, Little remembered how the two said, he knew Barnes "was going to make his "always said we'd play in that stadium one name known this year. I mean, he got the award day...We never took the shortcuts." for Most Improved Player."
Photos by EMILY KEHE/Photo Editor (left) Marlin's best friend and teammate, Earl Little, brings smiles and laugh ter to the crowd with his stories of Marlin. (above) The Inspirational Choir EMILY KEHE/ Photo Editor honors Marlin and Timwanika with song Michael Lawson, Marlin's football teammate, sings "Amen" at the memorial. Page 2 • THE HURRICANE • Friday, April 19, 1996 Police investigation of UMFA hosts first 'Earth song' fest Barnes case underway Filmmakers invite students to join By KELLY RUANE "Marlin borrowed the car from Earl of the apartment. Police still do not know Associate News Editor [Little] that evening," Carvajal said. "[He how the killer or killers entered. them to celebrate nature, the arts Metro-Dade homicide detectives are found] two slashed tires, and he had it towed "We don't know any of that," Carvajal investigating the murders of University of from the beach to campus shortly between said. "The only thing we can say is that these lunches and blankets or have vegetari Miami football player Marlin Barnes and four and five a.m." assailants or assailant targeted these two vic ByIVETTE M. YEE an meals from Bill & Sue's "I Am friend Timwanika Lumpkins. tims. We know (hat based on our investiga Accent Editor "We processed it for fingerprints," Vegan" table, while they watch exper tion and we are not going to reveal why." Members of the University of "|We have] nothing yet," said Metro-Dade imental films. public information officer Tony Carvajal. "The only thing we can say is The investigation is still in its early stages, Miami Filmmaker's Association The Earth Song festival will alsu "We're still analyzing the evidence, ques and it is a complex investigation, CarVajal (UMFA) will hold the first annual that these assailants or include nature poetry readings b\ tioning a lot of people that knew the victims, said. South Florida "Earth Songs Festival" University faculty. Faculty readers and waiting for the medical examiner's assailant targeted these two on Saturday, April 20, in a cinematic "This is "TV-Land.' On Hawaii Five-O. include professors Diane Thiele and reports." people solve the case in an hour." Carvajal tribute to the environment. victims." The outdoor event begins at 3 p.m. at Karah Stokes from the English Carvajal denied UMVision reports that said. "This is a complex situation." Department, and professor Edward detectives would make an arrest sometime TONY CARVAJAL the newly-renovated John C. Gifford Arboretum. LiPuma from the Department of this week. Metro-Dade Public Anthropology. "I don't know where they get that." The Earth Songs Festival which has Memorial fund LiPuma will be reading his original Carvajal said. "We have no suspects." Information Officer been in the planning stages since work, "Not From the Land," a poem Labranl "Ant D" Dennis. Lumpkins' ex- January, was the idea of Tod Havel, a established by SG about the endangered sea turtle. boyfriend, is not a suspect, Carvajal said, Carvajal said. 1989 UM graduate who is also the pro despite rumors that Dennis had threatened The investigation of the crime scene. ductions facilities manager for the The Earth Songs Festival will also The University of Miami Student University School of feature live music by Keith Hope and Lumpkins. apartment 36-C. is also finished for the time Government has established a memorial Communication's Motion Picture pro UM doctoral students of Composition. "As the investigation goes on, he is not being. fund for the families of Marlin Barnes and Havel said he hopes that the entire considered a suspect," Carvajal said. "We "We have collected the evidence we need Timwanika Lumpkins. All proceeds will gram. school becomes involved in future fes have spoken to him and he's been very coop ed," Carvajal said. "If we need anything fur go to the Barnes family during this time of "I've always held strong feelings for tivals. erative. I can't say he has an alibi, but he ther, we'll go back." grievance. the environment and I'm glad I was might" Detectives are also investigating whether Donations should be sent to: able to use my craft." Havel said. In the meantime, Havel and the Carvajal said homicide detectives are the murders were committed by one or two The University of Miami The purpose of the festival is to pro UMFA invite everyone to "enjoy being examining all angles. Detectives are ques killers. P.O. Box 248073 mote environmental awareness and appreciation through the arts. outdoors" at this environmental social tioning whether or not the slashed tires on "That's always a possibility. We're open Coral Gables. Fl. 33124 roommate Earl Little's Ford Explorer, which ing ourselves to any possibility." Carvajal The event kicks off with a "video gathering. Barnes borrowed Friday night, are related to said. picnic." Students can bring bagged the murders. There was no forced entry on either door Computer lab hours extended Labs accomodate students during finals
ByIVETTE M. YEE open Monday-Thursday, and Accent Editor Sunday from 8:30 a.m.-ll:45 With only one more week p.m.. Friday from 8:30 a.m.-8 of school left, it is officially p.m. and Saturday 12:30 p.m- end-of-the-semester "crunch 8 p.m. time" at the University of •The Ungar Computing Miami, a time when many slu Lab is open Monday- dents have papers and tests Thursday from 7 a.m.-12:45 due. p.m.. Friday. 7 a.m.-9 p.m.. "All my work for all my Saturday 12 p.m.-6 p.m. and classes is due these next two Sunday 12 p.m.-l a.m. weeks." said Melissa Vigues. a •The Writing Center is senior majoring in public rela open Monday. Wednesday and tions. Friday from 9:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Ivette Arango. English liter and Tuesday and Thursday ature major, said. "All of a from 11 a.m.-7 p.m. It is sudden. I'm faced wilh dead closed weekends. lines, and it's driving me •The Mahoney/Pearson crazy." Residential College computer Classes end on Friday. April lab is open Monday-Thursday 26. reading days are from from 9 a.m.-12:15 a. m., April 27-30. and finals run Friday 9 a.m.-8:30 p.m.. EMILY KEHE/Photo Editor from May I through the 9th. Saturday I p.m.-5:30 p.m. and Whether you need a quiet Sundays I p.m.-12:15 a.m. Members of the Fushu Daiko Inc. Drum Troupe from Plantation, Florida, entertain students with their Japanese style of drumming on the patio place to study or are a pro- •The Stanford Residential Wednesday afternoon as a part of International Week's Far Eastern Day. International Week will continue until Saturday evening. crastinalor (i.e. you a plan to College computer lab is open write that 10-page philosophy Monday-Thursday from 8:15 paper due Monday on Sunday a.m. 11:30 p.m.. Friday 8:15 night), there are several com a.m.-7:45 p.m., Saturday puter labs and facilities on 12:15 p.m.-4:45 p.m. and campus that will be open spe Sunday 12:15 p.m.-l 1:30 p.m. Bay of Pigs - 35 years later cial hours to make "crunch •The Engineering library is time" easier: open Monday-Thursday from By ARMANDO BONICHE administration decided to withdraw U.S. air support gathering at the Bay of Pigs Monument on Eighth •The Richter library's com 9:20 a.m.-12:30 p.m.. Friday Staff Writer promised to the exiles. Street and 13th Avenue. During the emotional cere puter lab, the lab in SB 204 9:20 a.m.-8:45 p.m. and Last Wednesday. Cuban exiles who participated in Undermanned, under-gunned and without the nec mony, the names of the fallen soldiers were read and the lab at Eaton Saturday 1:15 p.m.-12:30 a.m. the failed Bay of Pigs invasion celebrated its $5 h essary air support, the exiles failed to put up much of aloud and taps was played in their honor. Residential College will be For more information on anniversary. . fight. The Castro forces easily put down the inva Among the survivors of the brigade's assault is open 24 hours during reading campus computer labs, call On April 17. 1961 the 2506 brigade, comprised of sion an < killed over 170 brigade members, taking Brothers to the Rescue founder Jose Basulto days. Information Resources at 284- exiles covertly trained by the CIA, landed on the many island prisoners. Four American CIA agents Basulto's twin-engine aircraft bears the brigade's •The Hecht Residential 3961. shores of Playa Giron in an attempt to overthrow the sympathetic to the Cuban movement also perished in number. 2506, on its tail in honor of the invasion College computer lab will be Castro regime. The invasion failed after the Kennedy the attack. casualties. This year's memorial services included an annual Pulitzer winner teaches graphic design at UM Randy Stano inspires young artists to push the boundaries of design By MARGARITA MARTlN-HIDALGO contributions to scholastic journalism by the Communications from 1982 - 1983 and at St. Staff Writer Oklahoma Interscholastic Press Association. John's Fisher College in Rochester, New He has been listed in the "Who's Who in Stano is an accomplished artist whose York from 1983-1985. America" and even the "Who's Who in the work has received numerous awards, includ While teaching, he was director of graphic World." ing the Gold Medal Pulitzer award for the arts at the Democrat and Chronicle in A famous actor'' A rock star? coverage of the Hurricane Andrew disaster, Rochester, New York and assisted in the No, it's the University of Miami's Randy and Society of Newspaper Design first prize development of prototype items for USA Stano, School of Communication graphic for directing The Miami Herald's visual cov Today. NMffltolatalM»« erage of Hurricane Andrew. ilw'lHfcclnvrMli design professor. Stano has contributed io the redesigning of linkca*h, >» tart Stano, a Knight Chair, has taught adjunct "[When Hurricane Andrew hit), there was newspapers across the country including anil i,,|>;< !•«,ymjca.!) joined the UM community as a full-time pro employees who did not lose their homes, or The Kansas City Times. The Kansas City ,! 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Faculty welcome SPORTS Page 4 • THE HURRICANE • Friday, April 19, 1996 Hurricanes drop two at Tennessee Miami suffers letdown after sweeping Florida State at Mark Light By BRYAN DOLGIN our players early in the game," Staff Writer Morris said. "You have to defend KNOXVILLE. Tenn— Three your players in that type of situa clays after sweeping top-ranked tion." Florida State University, the Tennessee's Scott Schroeffel and L'niversity of Miami received a Ed Lewis victimized UM pitcher harsh dose of reality, courtesy of the Hurricane starler Clint Weibl in University of Tennessee. Wednesday's game The No. IX Volunteers took Ihe Schroeffel's blast tied the game at first two games of a three-game 1 -1 before Lewis connected on a series this week at Lindsay Nelson two-run homer and a solo blast. In Stadium. The No. 7 Hurricanes (29- the first two games of the series, the ')) losl Wednesday night. 4-2. after duo combined for six homers and 12 dropping Tuesday's series opener. RBI. 12-1. Weibl (9-3) surrendered four runs Thursday's series finale, which on seven hits and took the loss, his started at 3 p.m.. was still in second in three starts. For the Vols. progress as The Hurricane went to All-American and U.S. Olympic press hopeful R.A. Dickey (4-2) stymied The Hurricanes return to Mark Hurricane hitters, allowing just Light Stadium to host the University seven hits and two runs while pitch of Tampa on Saturday at 7 p.m. and ing a complete game. Sunday at 6 p.m. Both games can he Miami catcher Jim Gargiulo heard on WVUM < quet is scheduled for April 22 al 6 BALTIMORE FOWARD p.m. in the Grand Slam Ballroom at Don Shula's Hotel and Golf Club in 9? TS SIGNS LETTER OF Miami Lakes. Tickets are $12.50 INTENT per person. You HAVE EARNED YOUR DEGREE John Hemsley. a 6-5 forward For more informalion. contacl the from Baltimore's Southern High UM Hurricane Club at 284-6699. School, signed a letter of intent to Now PRESERVE IT! MIAMI TO HOST attend the University of.Miami this HURRICANE CLUBS fall and play for the Hurncanes. TO HOST JEROME BIG EAST TENNIS UM Head Coach Leonard Hamilton CHAMPIONSHIPS announced Tuesday. BROWN GOLF AND Custom Laminated "Johnny is a real versatile player TENNIS TOURNEY 5/8" Lifetime The University of Miami men's who can play several positions." and women's tennis teams will look Hamilton said "He is a real intense On April 29 at the Palm Beach Thick Guarantee to defend Iheir Big East Conference competitor who plays hard on every Polo and Country Club, the Palm Wood _?laqnes titles at the Big East Championships possession. His demeanor will be an Beach and Broward Hurricane at Ihe Neil Schiff Tennis Cenler asset to our program." Clubs will host the third annual from April 18-21. Matches, which Jerome Brown Memorial Golf and A two-time All-Metro selection will begin at 9 a.m.. will also be Tennis Tournament to benefit the by the Baltimore Sun. Hemsley Every photo or paper item that is precious to you played at Florida International Jerome Brown Memorial Football averaged 17.1 points. 8.3 rebounds University's Tennis Center. Scholarship Endowment. and 4.5 assists this season while deserves to be displayed and protected permanently. Admission lo all matches is free. leading Southern to a 24-3 record UM Football Coach Bulch Davis The Hurricane women's team (9- and a state Class 4A championship. and his staff, as well as the men's I 1 I. ranked No 39 nationally, have Hemsley was a four-year starter and and women's basketball coaches, First Time Wholesale Club Offer! won ihe Big Easl Ulle all fours years helped lead the leam to three state tennis coaches and other UM it has been in the conference. The championships. Athletic Department staff are Onlv * (8 xi en men's team, which finished the reg expected to attend. m "He's a shooter and a scorer." <7 Includes shipping & handling ular season at 6-12. has won the Big Former Hurricanes Ted Hemsley's high school coach, Easl title the lasl three years. Hendricks. Bernie Kosar, Alonzo * Leif Bjaland, conductor Garrick Ohlsson, piano CRESTON Dance Overture 'U. .TT* THE MIAMI HURRICANE RACHMANINOFF Concerto No. 1 in F sharp minor Symphony No. 3 is looking for editors for its in D minor Tickets start at summer edition of fust $7! A valid student ID is required Ioi any discounts Tickets may bo purchased in person al your local TickolMaster outlet or the The First Impression NcwWoildSymphonyboxolfice,555l_incolnRoud,MiumiBeach Limiloncticlcelpci sludonllD Information: 673 3331 FREE Musicians' Forum and for the Fall 1996 Hurricane Staff. 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In fact, they have an entire art gallery- By IVETTE M. YEE Joseph Vecchiarino. a doctorate student Accent Editor and the graduate assistant to the department erhaps if Marco Polo would have is among one ofthe best Thai restaurant'.. Flash • My Flavors: sauleed mixed vegetables, chairman, has been working on the ESP known that a small country squeezed your 'Cane Card and motive I IOT discount on bean thread noodles, and fried tofu and ginger. Gallery for over a year. Ever since the School in between Burma and Cambodia your dinner bill. Al Bangkok City, a full menu • Losl in the Garden: sauteed mixed vegeta of Education wanted to renovate the offices, could produce such firey and flavor offers many traditional Thai dishes including: bles and ginger he has been providing lhe offices with a new ful food, he would have traveled a lit • Satay : slices of beef. pork, or chicken on • Three Flavors Tofu: deep fried tofu look every four weeks. Each month, an artist tle farther south instead of easl. a slick, served with a spicy sweel peanut sauce sauleed with garlic chili sauce. is chosen from the School of Ans lo have a P collection of his or her paintings displayed. This small country, Thailand, originally and cucumber sauce. Top off any delicious Thai meal with tradi Muang Thai, which means "Land Of The Free," Satay is served on a sizzling hibachi. where tional desserts. Your sweet tooth will be in There are even cases set up so that sculptures is the source of spicy and delectable cuisine. you can finish cooking it. heaven once you try the Thai donuts--strips of from a particular artist can also be exhibited. Here in the United States, and more specifically • Pad-Thai: one of the most popular Thai dough dipped in batter, fried and served with Within that month, the artist is brought in to Miami, Thai cuisine is more popular than ever. dishes, this is rice noodles wilh shrimp, chicken sweet condensed milk. There is also the deli answer questions. After several months, Perla Delpino. a junior majoring in microbiolo or vegetables, ground peanuts eggs, scallions cious fried bananas and coconut ice cream. The there is a larger showing in which all the gy said, "I like Thai food a lot, it has a unique and bean sprouts. bananas are dipped in batter, fried and served artists from the previous months have their taste. It's spicy and sweel at the same time. My • Volcano Shrimp or Chicken: topped with on top of creamy coconut ice cream...Move work displayed and are there to answer ques favorite is the Thai cashew chicken!" chili sauce. Ihe name speaks for itself over Haagen Dazs! tions. Mad Mendoza, a senior majoring in mechan If you are on the daring side and would like Put some spice in your life and try Thai food The Gallery is used to promote student ical engineering said, "Thai foo#is excellent. It to expand your horizuns, try frog legs, a Thai tonight. You'll be hooked once you try work in the UM community. According to has a combination of flavors, my favorite is delicacy. Made with garlic and pepper, or mari Thailand's exotic cuisine! Vecchiarino, that is exactly what the School Thai barbecue. " nated with a basil sauce, Ihis is a tasty treat. of Education preaches. The art is not only The main spices found in Thai food are curry Frog meat is very lender and tastes like chicken. there for decor, but for the purpose of educa paste, basil ginger and garlic. These spices are If you're tired of the old chicken dish, try tion, as well. Faculty as well as studenls can used to make a variety of sauces that comple duck. broaden their cultural horizons by simply ment any beef, chicken, pork or seafood dish. Bangkok City makes an excellent crispy duck walking into these offices and taking a look The basis for almost all dishes is fresh coconut, thai goes great with a side of steamed white at their surroundings. The only condition is one of Thailand's chief agricultural products. rice. lhat the art be suitable in a work environment. Most Thai restaurants serve a sauce tray with Thai restaurants are a haven for soup lovers. The first artist to be brought into the ESP jalapefio with vinegar, fish sauce with "baby Try the Tom -yum-talax-tong (spicy seafood Gallery presented an abstract modern collec dynamites" (fresh red peppers). Thai tabasco soup) or the Tom-yum- kai (spicy chicken tion. At first, people were not accustomed to sauce, and dried pepper. You can pour these on soup. Both are made with lemon grass, lime the change in scenery and were unsure aboul any dish to add that extra "zing" to your food. juice, hoi pepper and mushrooms, and are sure the art. As the month went on, though, those Although this Southeast Asian cuisine's main lo clear your sinuses. who worked in lhe offices stated that if they attraction is its spiciness. all food can be made In addition to succulent seafood, duck and ( did not love the art immediatelv. sooner or with little or no spice at all. other meats. Thai food offers many vegetarian later it grew on them. When lhe artist was Bangkok City, located at 7378 S.W. 40th Si.. dishes. Some lo try are: brought in, they were able lo have a better understanding of lhe art that was being exhib ited. The collection became all the more real to them, and many experienced a greater appreciation for the paintings or sculptures. The School of Arts benefits greatly from the School of Education art gallery. Before its establishment, art students had a difficult struggle to get their art displayed. According to Vecchiarino, galleries were not readily available to display student art. and it was : . difficult for an artist to have a private show ing. With the monthly displays in the ESP. an art student has that opportunity. The art V gallery goes beyond daily office hours by also having scheduled nighi exhibits, which President Foote has attended. The School of Education and the School ol Arts, even ihough they are buildings apart, have united forces for the advancement and promotion of the UM community. Photos taken at Bancko Fierce crispy duck City by LENAH TAVENNER with veggies. Townsend and other UMFA members are aiming Thursday, attendees will be making similar com • for. "We've moved a step up Irom last semester: ments about the student films. Highlights include a 'Canes Film we're more focused now." asserts An Pitchenik. the black-and-white video remake of the opening I festival's chairman. Pitchenik chronicles how he and sequence from the 1950s B-movie classic, Invaders 14 olher L'MFA members screened every single from Mars, which was already re-made in 1986 by submitted entry- "We choose lilms just lor the lime Poltergeist director Tobe Hooper. ( "It's incredible," praises Pitchenik.) Additional films being shown Festival Returns alloted. W'e can't show every one [because] there Student art has to be a quality cut-off." include Jayne Solesyn's irresistibly trashy Kung Fu work promoted Nuns and Vincent P. Hesenpfeffer's aptly titled "We're doing (the selections! just like Ihe South at the School By RUBEIN ROSARIO Straight from Hell: A Missile to lhe Booty. Film Critic Beach Film Festival." indicales Townsend, who will of Education's "Do you want me lo say thai again?" Edward hand over the reins to Pitchenik lor Ihe next school According to the budding filmmakers who sub Merrick Townsend. president of lhe University ol Miami year as UMFA president. "We wani lo make this mitted iheir class projects, the 'Canes Film Festival Building. Filmmakers Association (UMFA). is eagerly inquir [festival] as professional as possible, and we can't provides an opportunity to gel their work seen by a ing as to whether or nol I want to heal his sound hue have people watching a film that's going to go on broader public. "Olher people [outside the School of for his organization's next gala event. I nod and and on and on and jusi be a Iilm for film's [like]," Communication) can come and see what you're press ihe "record'' button on my archaic Panasonic adds Pitchenik. doing," remarks Carlos I. Cuevas, who directed the "The 'Canes Film Festival will (become) an institu Townsend promises plenly ol surprises during the Invaders from Mars re-make along with fellow tion people will be looking forward to at the end of evening, including Ihe "UMFAmmercial," a brief graduate screenwriting sludenl William Home. each semester." newsreel-style video displaying the achievements Townsend sums it up best when he states the festi and activities UMFA members have brought to It won't be for lack of enlhusiasm if the second val'! purpose: "Films are meant to be shown. Most fruition during the pasl year. "Last semester, I did a edition of this showcase of film and video projects siudent films end up just being for a class, bul [the trailer for the festival which was received pretty from UM communication sludenls, which will take- directors] are trying lo build their careers out of this Photos by well." expresses Pitchenik. "It kicked a—," inter EMILY place nexl Thursday night, April 25, al the Cosford school, so we want to have [iheir work] shown on a jects Townsend big screen. They wouldn't get the chance without KEHE/ Cinema, fails lo achieve the legendary status Photo Edilor Judging by the diverse lineup being shown the 'Canes Film Festival." Friday, April 19, 1996 • THE HURRICANE • TV star returns to UM as Mame UM alumni Gail Edwards and Jerry Herman work with award- winning director to bring mega-hit musical to campus. By LOUIS FLORES Edwards, a television actress of and spent some time getting to know play this semester. UM's novelist-in- Staff Writer Full House. Blossom and It's a Using him. residence, Pulitzer Prize-nominated If you hurry, you might see Mame fame, left pilot-taping season in Los "He's such a legend," she said. Evelyn Wilde Mayerson, was com share her secret wilh Agnes. Angeles to accept the role. "I'm thrilled my return has brought missioned by the Coconut Grove Until April 27, Jerry Herman's This is her first appearance at the this enthusiasm." Playhouse to write a play about the Maine will run in the newly re-opened Herman Ring Theatre since she grad Edwards said she is looking for life of local environmentalist Marjory Ring Theatre, renamed the Jerry uated in 1974. ward to playing the part. Stoneman Douglas. The play, Herman Ring Theatre. Edwards, a veteran theatre actress, "The whole piece is written so Marjory, opened in the Coconut "We're thrilled not only about said she "loves to do musicals." well," she said. "It's just a joy to play Grove Playhouse in February to sev doing this famous musical, Maine, but Edwards sings eight songs and the whole thing." eral sold-out shows. Marjory runs also having this new facility to play it undergoes 15 costume changes in the In fact. Edwards said she would until April 28. in," said Kent Lantaff, the theatre's two-and-a-half-hour, two-act produc have liked the play to have run longer general manager. tion. She said she credits the entire so that the Theatre Department could The theatre just completed a $1.7 Theatre Department with being sup have raised money from the fast-sell million renovation. portive and professional, a comment ing tickets. The play is under the direction of Spangler also made. She added that she understands that David Spangler, the 1994 Carbonell "I've been having a great time," she students' class schedules and upcom Award-winning director of the world said. "I sing, I dance. I think it's going ing finals prevents that. premiere of Chaplin, based on the life to be excellent." "I'm thrilled about the reception to of Charlie Chaplin. Edwards said she remembers first the play," she said. "I wish we could "It's been a cooperative effort," seeing Mame when the musical was run it for two months and make the Spangler said. "This is probably the produced for the Coconut Grove school some money." most challenging role for a woman in Playhouse. She said her mother A two-time Tony and Grammy American musical threater." played a part in the play when she was Award-winner, Herman has written Spangler has been directing Coral in grade school. other popular plays, such as Hello. Gables native and UM alumna Gail The newly-renovated Herman Ring Dolly!, La Cage Aux Folles and Dear Edwards in the starring role. Edwards. Theatre has also excited Edwards. World. He oversaw the final dress Gail Edwards (above) will play Mame who's been asked before to star in "I think the occasion is very spe rehearsals of the play. Tickets are $18 at the Ring Theatre. Composer and past Ring Theatre productions, was cial." she said. "I felt very honored to weeknights and matinees, $20 for lyricist lerry Herman (left). always busy with television sitcoms to be offered the role." Friday and Saturday nights, with dis make a commitment. Edwards met Herman in his Bel Air counts for students, seniors, and facul This time, she made that commit home once she was offered the role. ty and staff. ment. She said she sang some songs for him This is the second high-profile UM MOVIE TIMES BILL COSFORD CINEMA The Postman • 12:30, 3:00, 5:30,8:00, 10:30, 12:40 MAYFAIR 10 284-4861 Up Close & Personal 12:45,5:05,7:35,10:15. 12:45 447-9969 Satyricon Fri: 7:30 Heavy Metal 12:15 Dead Man Walking 1:40,4:25, 7:35, 10:00, 12:25 Sat-Sun: 5:00, 7:30 The Birdcage 1:00,4:30,7:15,8:15, 10:10, 11:00, French Twist 1:35,4:20,7:40, 10:10, 12:35 RIVIERA CINEMA 12:45 Diabolique 1:30. 1:50, 4:00, 4:30, 7:30, 8:00, 666-8514 Fargo 12:30, 2:45, 5:40. 8:00, 10:30, 12:50 10:00,10:30, 12:30 11:15. 2:00, 4:45, 7:30, 10:15, 12 55 Two Much 12:15,2:35,5:25 Little Indian, Big City 12S, 4:10 The Birdcage 11-30, 2:15, 5 00, 7 40,1 0 25, 12-55 Executive Decision 12:50, 4:15, 7:00, 9:50, 12:45 Set. 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This is not what the writer We are in the midst of a tragic and trying has been rocked by tragedies and racial tent of the editorial meant to do. lime at our University, a time when we o Mr. Marlin Barnes, his controversies. and the fact it It is not a time to make excuses, because must make our feelings known—our feel family, friends and team As a undergraduale student, I have expe appeared at a time once damage is done, it cannot be fixed. ings of grief, anger, disappointment and when the university mates, coaches and the rienced the turmoil caused by the Nation The Miami Hurricane is the newspaper of frustration. We are mourning the loss of a of Islam speaker's visit and the grief of was experiencing grief the students at the University of Miami. It friend, brother and classmate. Let us try to community: I would like having a fellow studeni brutally murdered. over the loss of our is your voice, and it should reflect your put our differences aside and start on a new Tto take this opportunity to apolo As a journalist, I have tried to be impartial peer. problems, concerns, triumphs and joys. road to understanding one another. gize for the misrepresentation of and fair in often difficult situations. As I hope the reader Communicate your ideas through us. Thai is So please. I invite you, make The Miami Mr Barnes and the football team as As editor in chief of The Miami understands, the arti why we are here. Thai is also why we need more Hurricane a reflection of this campus. ,i whole. Hurricane. I have tned to make the news Editor cle was printed as an students involved with the newspaper who Thank you to those of you who have My intentions were not to make paper a reflection of the University of in Chief editorial and was an want to make a difference. already begun. light of and hurt a young man who Miami students, a forum for students to expression of the We will never please everyone, but that's was completely innocent and in express their opinions. writer's opinion. An editorial column does not what we are here for. We cannot deny Lynn Carrillo is a junior majoring in fact, was trying 10 help his fnend. In the last issue of The Miami Hurricane not necessarily reflect the opinion of 77ie each other the freedom to voice our opin journalism and political science. Ms. Timwanika a columnist wrote a sports editorial and Miami Hurricane staff or the community it ions freely without fear of repercussions, Lumpkins made several references to the death of serves. In the last issue of The Miami and at times, however, this brings risks and Ihrough some Marlin Bames. Although I support the right Hurricane, this was the case. It was not the leads to unpopular opinions voiced in The difficult times. of anyone to freely express their views, I intention of this newspaper to cause added Miami Hurricane. I personally never knew Mr. Barnes, so I had no right to assume he lived a certain DAN lifestyle. CHASE- Now. from Students react to Sports Column GRITLEFELD listening to your opinions over Sports Dear Editor. Dear Editor, Dear Editor. lhe telephone. I am writing to comment on Dan Chase-Gritlefeld's article I am wnting because I was extremely appalled by Dan I am writing in reaction to The Miami Hurricane's coverage Columnist ihrough letters which appeared in Tuesday's Hurricane. The article was enti Chase-Gritlefeld's column in the Miami Hurricane on Apnl of the loss of a fellow student and his friend. I did not person and one-on- tled. "Fast life of athletes has to be monitored." I am appalled 16. Your article was completely distasteful and disrespectful. I ally know Marlin Barnes, however I do have friends that were cuies. I have learned a little bit that this .uncle was even included in Tuesday's edition. It was am amazed that you even had the audacity to print it. close to him. aboul who Mr Bames really was written totally in bad taste and without sympathy for the loss A huge tragedy occurred on this campus last Saturday. It and what he stood for. of life lhal occurred on this campus. It is my opinion that nei was not a tragedy because it occurred on this campus or When a person who is young, vital and bnght is suddenly I've learned thai he was a man ther the football program nor campus security here at UM had because one of the victims was a football player. It was a taken away from our lives, it leaves a big question mark on all who was kind, good-hearted. anything to do with these murders. tragedy because a young man who was a student on this cam that we thought was safe and secure. God willing, in time involved in his community and did Marlin Barnes was a human being before he was a pus had his life brutally taken away. It was also an equal answers will arise. We live in a world where violent crimes not associate himself with the tragedy that a young woman who was also a young mother against youth are increasing every hour, every minute. "wrong crowd'" as 1 had said. L'niversity of Miami football player. Timwanika Lumpkins was also a human being before she was a mother of a three- had her life brutally taken away. Television, Hollywood and the media have repeatedly shown And about paining, one of his I suggest you get your facts straight before sending them to brutal crimes, whether they are fictitious or not. On Saturday. tricnds told mc lhal "some fooihall year-old child. Every human being has the right to live on this earth and no one deserves to be brutally murdered for any rea print. This story has nothing to do with the football team, their April I J, I went by apartment 36-C. Walking away from the plavers used lo lease him because lives in the fast lane or the sanctions against the UM team. I area I felt sick and slightly in shock. What truly made me sick he wouldn't drink." son. In his article, Mr. Gritlefeld speculated on whether Marlin Bames associated himself with the wrong crowd. did not know Marlin Bames personally, nor do I know any of to my stomach was the media's reaction to the incident. I The party thrown in his apart- the football players. I do not know if they "lead their lives in watched them flock to every student who came by. with no Mv question to him is this: Would you associate yourself menl didn't even involve his room- the fast lane," nor do I claim to know, nor do I think it is any consideration or respect for their emotional and mental state. with people that you were not comfortable with or people you males and hun. It was just an ordi- of my business. What I do know is that the personal lives of In between brief interviews, or interrogations, they sat on the thought in the future would have a reason to murder you1 I n.irv college party. football players are totally irrelevant to this case. I will agree lawn and ale Burger King for lunch. Later that night, I I'd like 10 thank those who have don't think so. In addition, who are you to stereotype every with you that football players are not gods and are not inde- watched the television news report on the incident, which called and expressed their views. I football player, saying they live their lives in the fast lane? As structible-just human. I will also agree with you that these included shots of evidence bags that had been tied up and left defimtel) made a wrong judgment, for the comment about the party that was thrown in the apart murders were a wake-up call for this University, a wake-up outside by the police for any passerby to see, a shot of and ItH thai 1 am sorry. ment the week prior, I feel lhat was irrelevant to the situation call that we all need to be more careful about our own per Marlins' mother arriving at the scene, and close friends' tear- Mosl ol all. 1 am sorry for ever at hand. sonal security both on and off campus, now and throughout filled reactions to the news. I was disgusted, but not shocked. wriling "Nm it's nme lo clean up our lives. I do not agree with anything else in the article. However, what did shock me was The Miami Hurricane I the mess." It showed bad judgment Hello'' These people died! As students, we have a right to "Lack of supervision and institutional control on the part of portrayal. The first thing 1 saw as I picked up the paper was a and pool Itite and came across in get together with friends and enjoy ourselves just as the fra UM administrators and coaches" has nothing to do with this photograph taken by Emily Kehe of Marlin's body being an irrational way lhal disrespected ternities and sororities do. The families of these young people tragedy. It appears that these murders may have been yet taken from the scene. Perhaps at this point I should have put Mr. Barnes himself. are hurting tremendously. The black community has lost yet another case of domestic violence. the paper down and walked away, but I read on. The lead arti Mv apologies and condolences. two more promising lives and all Dan Chase-Gntlefeld has to I suggest that if Chase-Gntlefeld intends to pursue a career cle written by Kelly Ruane and Mark Peikin related some of say. in essence, is that if the football team were monitored in journalism, he should leam from his mistakes. Fabricating the details of the events prior to the incident with a couple of PLEASE NOTE more closely, these murders would not have happened. a story out of falsehoods is not the work of a true journalist... comments from Coach Davis on the loss felt by student-ath In the future. The Miami Hurricane needs to think a little unless you work for The National Enquirer. letes. In the article. "Campus crime safety," students Since The Miami harder about the articles it prints in its paper and know the dif Jenny Litz expressed their concern about their safety and what measures Hurricane ran a column by ference between the appropriate and the callously inappropri Senior were being taken to improve security. Dan Chase-Gritlefield. stu ate articles. Now it is time for you all to clean up your mess. Dear Editor, Turning to page five in the Sports section. I was hoping to dents have responded and Your April 16 editorial, "Fast life of athletes has to be mon find something positive written about Marlin Bames, the reacted. The Miami Michelle Bodie, sophomore itored," was done with no sympathy at all. Marlin Bames and young man. the student, that athlete. Dan Chase-Gritlefeld Hm ricane intends to voice Garrick Robinson, freshman friend Timwanika Lumpkins were killed all over again with wrote a brief article relating some of the highlights of Bames' the opinion ofthe student this article. career. Adjacent to this article, Chase-Gritlefeld took the lib body. All letters to the editor Dear Editor, I have worked at UM for 11 years. This is the first article erty of assuming the character type of people that Barnes associated with. "Could the murder have been avoided if are encouraged and wel Dan Chase-Gritlefeld's recent column in the Hurricane that I can say truly appalls me. Dan Chase-Gntlefeld has the making of a great journalist, but he lacks a heart. Plus, he Bames didn't associate himself with a certain crowd?" The comed. stunned me. As a student, I was devastated that a murder, so brutal, occurred on my campus. However, I feel the murder seems to let jealousy get in the way of his writing. article then goes on to further defame the integrity of the foot The following is a restate reflects society rather than the UM football team and its The question was asked, "Could the murder have been ball team: "They feel as though they are indestructible. Well, ment of our editorial policy coaches. Gritlefeld points out the "scarred past" of UM and its avoided if Bames didn't associate himself with a certain as Saturday's events proved, they are not." as found in the Miami NCAA violations. These have nothing to do with a vicious crowd?" Surely I wouldn't call Lumpkins a crowd. Bames Yes, we are all humans and are not indestructible. At the Hurricane staff box located murder that ended two innocent lives. How does he get from was highly regarded in his family, a gifted junior linebacker. same time we all have feelings and this article has completely below: pell grants to murder? Last season. Bames recorded 22 tackles and one-half of a sack disregarded the raw emotional state of Marlin Bames' family, in seven games. Bames associated himself with a cenain friends, acquaintances and especially that of all his brothers 77ie' Miami Hurricane This "certain crowd" that Barnes hung out with—did crowd, yet he still managed to do well in school, volunteered on the football team. encourages all readers to Gritlefeld know them, or is he making a biased judgment? He for numerous community events and was respected by his There are so many unanswered questions and so many more voice their opinions on issues accused Barnes of "associating himself with people capable of teammates. If being with the wrong crowd makes you do that will arise. Would this situation be handled differently had related to the University or in causing harm." Who were these people that Gritlefeld assures things like that, well, I suggest more UM students find that one of the victims not been a football player? What is being response to any report pub us led to Barnes murder? The friends that Bames had, who are crowd. done to ensure the safety of student-athletes who are highly mourning, now have to undergo character attacks from some lished in The Hurricane. more visible than other students? Are you, the students, more one who didn't even know them. Gritlefeld also brings up a Letters lo the editor may be Apparently Chase-Gritlefeld didn't know Lumpkins. Well, I concerned about your safety on campus than the loss of two party that Barnes had last week. He implies that if you party submitted typed or handwrit knew Timwankia better than a "little bit." She was a vibrant, young lives in one isolated incident? too much, murder is inevitable. ten (please make your hand enthusiastic person/mother. Her smile, her spirit and her good I am asking you to use your education to make intelligent writing legible) to the Whitten His article begins to turn into a blatant bashing of the ness will remain alive in the hearts of everyone who knew her. decisions concerning what is true and what is false. Please, do L'niversity Center. Room 221, Hurricane football team. He even goes so far as to say that There's only one part of your article lhat I agree with: "the not believe all the sensationalism that you observe. Remember or mail to P.O. Box 248132, they think they are gods. He says the football players think average person would not understand how UM football play that family and fnends will not forget this when the next story lhat they are indestructible. Teenagers and college students Coral Gables. Fla., 33124- ers lead their lives." It is a fast lane, yet they still manage to makes the headlines. Remember that two young, beautiful feel this way. whether they play football or not. 6922. The opinions expressed keep their grades up. And as for the party, I'm sorry that you lives have been taken away and we should do everything pos The administration may or may not have been able to pre sible to maintain their integrity as human beings. by columnists do not neces were not invited. vent this murder. There is just not enough evidence to be sure sarily reflect the opinion of The only mess that needs to be cleaned up is the way this I pray that all those who are in pain will find consolation in of anything al this point. All I can be sure of is that it is a sad article was written. I recommend some training in interper their good memones of Marlin Bames and through this will the entire staff. day when a young man's life is compared to a party leaving a sonal skills. So Mr. Chase-Gritlefeld didn't grow up to be a keep alive all that he left behind. If a student wishes to write mess for grieving relatives and fnends to clean up. football player. Get over it already. 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Lackey Friday, April 19, 1996 • THE HURRICANE • Page 9 Column misrepresented Barnes and his lifestyle Gritlefeld lo be in extremely poor taste. To even presume specifically to ridicule the University of Miami football Inside all of the smiling, laughing and joking. I can Letters from Page 9 that Marlin's and Timwanika's deaths had anything to team, and that you just used Marlin (who happened to be truly say that Marlin was a God fearing man, one who Dear Editor, do with the football team is ludicrous. The problems in an athlete) to tie it all together. You did not know Marlin always gave before looking to receive. He always If Ihere is any evidence which you are withholding, the Athletic Department have nothing to do with what al all. If you did, you would not have written that article smiled before you got the chance to smile and if there shouldn't you discuss it with the police? What exactly happened on this campus on Saturday morning. It was a in the first place. You would nol have had the audacity to was one thing Marlin was not. he was not a violent per do you mean. "Could the murder have been avoided if great tragedy to lose two young people in such a violent lump Marlin in with a stereotype that clearly was one he son. He was however trustworthy, you could depend on Bames didn't associate himself with a certain crowd?" display of ignorance. My point, however, is that it could did not fulfill. His murder was not a result of hanging him to protect your back in a dark alley and be there for Is there something you know that the rest of the student have been any random siudent killed in that apartment. with a bad crowd, but a result of someone who was you in a time of need. body does not? How often, if ever, did you hang out with It just so happens that it was a football player and his deranged enough to commit it. I know that Marlin is gone, but his spirit will live on Bames and his friends that could lead you to believe he friend from high school. Would the same allegations be In closing, I would like to say that out of the many aFormer Track Athlete 90'-9lt this university and in my was in the "wrong crowd" and his murder could have made if it was the president of studeni government or an insensitive things that were said in the article, the most heart forever. been prevented? Where are all these petty assumptions RA? I think not. Most of the misunderstandings that disrespectful and enraging statement would be, "Bames" Red. keep your smile upon us so we may grow and coming from? It seems that you are filling in the gaps occur on this campus are due to ignorance. I would hope party is over. Now it's time to clean up the mess." spread the same love lo each other. with negative assumptions simply because you so obvi that someone writing for The Hurricane wouldn't fall Marlin's life and death should not be trivialized in such Michael Lawson #97 ously have a dislike for football players. into this category. Apparently, I was wrong. an asinine cliche. Mr. Chase-Gritlefeld, you need to go The football team is no different from any other orga to your dictionary and look up the word "compassion," Dear editor: The fact that Mr. Bames was-a football player has nization on campus. They are an extremely close-knit because you obviously weren'l using it when you wrote I stand here as a former athlete and I am here on clouded your judgement beyond repair. How is it that group of young men. I know of other such organizations that article. behalf of my friends, family and school. We as young "For the average person to understand how UM football that are just as close. Try asking any member of an inter Micheale C. Washington adults have to understand and realize that there is a time players lead their lives is nearly impossible," yet you are national organization such as ASU. or a fraternity or to go and God always takes the best ones first. Marlin is able to understand that life for them is just one big sorority, or just someone who lives on the I Oth floor of Dear Editor, in heaven and in all her hearts forever. To the family, party? How do you know they forget they are human or Stanford Residential College. They will all tell you the In the wake of a terrible tragedy. I think Dan Chase- especially his brothers, May 13, 1988 was my anniver feel as if they are indestructible? You are so full of neg same thing-their time with the other members is a Gritlefeld's article was way out of line. What does the sary of loosing my brother eight years ago. Be strong ative opinion without listing any personal knowledge chance al bonding and incredible friendship and to lose football program or the way il's run have to do with the for Mom and Dad. If our parents can do all they have that you may have gathered about Marlin Barnes as a a friend in such a tragedy is to lose a part of yourself. fact that two people lost their lives? Yes, UM football done for us, I know your Mom was there and its your student or of his personality or character. All you know Those murders had nothing to do with his association has been under fire, but the matter at hand is the murder time to be there for her. I am a 23 year old UM gradu is that he was a football player at the University of with Ihe football team. Who are you to say that it could of Marlin Bames and Timwanika Lumpkins. not Bames' ate and its only my Mom and I. I lost two brothers and Miami. n't have happened even if he was just some sophomore association with football or a "certain crowd." For that two in jail. PJease use the counseling center and don't It is very clear to the student body that this was no majoring in News-Editorial Journalism and had never matter, what "crowd" was Gritlefeld referring to? forget to pray because, "Prayer Changes Things." freak accident it was a brutal and horrible murder picked up a football in his life? Football players, in general? Yours truly, which you speak of so easily. When you ask if this is a Nobody ever referred to the football players as gods. Unless he was hanging out with Bames himself, I find Ann Harrell hint at what is due to continue if nothing is done about As far as I am concerned, they are human just like the it reckless of him to assume lhat Bames' "crowd" had the football program, are you implying that more rest of us. They worked hard to get here and they work anything to do with this horrific murder. Gritlefeld's Dear Editor, tragedies are bound to happen'' You speak of morals and even harder to stay here. Why don't you try living article took advantage of a vicious homicide to further As were most other decent, compassionate human standards the administration needs to set for their play Ihrough a week of two-a-day practices? They have to put his belief that football players think they are invincible. beings that suffered ihrough the tremendous loss that ers. How, then, do you explain the lack of decency in at least 40 to 60 hours a week for their sport, and il He states that, "(football players) sometimes forget they befell our University last weekend and then were forced towards giving a grieving family a much-needed grace does not end with New Year's Day. They lift weights and are human." Ironically, I believe it was Gritlefeld who to endure your disheveled melange of insensitive lan period to accept the death of their beloved son, brother run everyday, even when they don't have to. We are here forgot that Marlin Bames and Timwanika Lumpkins guage and misguided thought you and The Hurricane, and friend, before throwing out your unsupported accu as college students first and foremost. Many of us have were very human and paid the price of inhumanity with gratuitously call journalism, I was appalled and disgust sations? Where are the morals here? academic scholarships that require a 3.0 GPA at the end their lives. If you're going to bash UM football or its ed by your column on the recent death of Marlin Bames. of the school year. These guys are on athletic scholar football players, do it for a legitimate reason—not a Your apparent disrespect for the unjust and untimely Your article is more about the disdain you have ships, and if they don't perform well, they don't keep grisly excuse. passing of Marlin and gross disregard for those family towards athletes and football players than it is about their scholarships. Without that scholarship, many of It was in very poor taste to kick dust on the memories members, friends and loved ones emotionally devastat Marlin Bames and his life. The ignorant misconceptions them wouldn't even be at this or any university. ofthe victims. May they rest in peace. ed by this unspeakable tragedy permeates your every you have ahout football players is not at all surprising. As for the comment about the party the week before. Alison McComb thoughtless word. The pathetic way m which you based your dislike I have known non-affiliated students to throw bigger Sophomore Your narrow perception of Marlin's life, confined towards football players on Bames' death, however, is parties than that. If it was truly one of ihe biggest parties solely to his association with the Athletic Department, is sadly surprising and uncalled for. To those who are his neighbors had seen, then obviously they don't get out both erroneous and inexcusable. We have lost a fellow quick to judge without the slightest bit of evidence and much. I have seen bigger parlies on campus in the Dear Editor, human being; promises, hopes and dreams of the future who have contradicting, not-withstanding morals: International Apartments. I remember when I was a It's a real shame that a seemingly intelligent young left unfilled.This is a time for quiet reflection and con Please, crawl back into the holes from which you came freshman and there was a huge party on the fourth floor person like Dan Chase-Gritlefeld could be capable of solation, nol irrelevant, indiscriminate finger-pointing. and only surface on Halloween, a time when the com of the Rosborough lowers. There was so much damage such ridiculous and erroneous ideas as those expressed At a time when our campus valiantly attempts to shun munity will be prepared to look upon your character. done to the floor that the ceiling tiles were gone and the in his article in Tuesday's Hurricane. the blinding glare of sensationalism and draw near to fluorescent lights were hanging down to the floor, held He obviously has a "dark cloud" hovering over HIS one another in order to facilitate our own coping and only by a flimsy wire. It looked like a war zone, but we head, because he still doesn't get it. This University healing processes, you tear open new wounds with your What happened last Saturday was not something the only tend to remember when football players have par community is grieving over the tragic loss of one of its unfounded characterizations and illogical conclusions. administration could have controlled. It is not the ties, not some silly freshmen and sophomores living in a students and his female friend, and this is not the time to You imply that Marlin's association with 'a certain responsibility of UM's administration to keep track of residential college. God forbid an athlete should be your attack the character of our athletes or the football pro crowd" somehow explains his senseless -nurcer the their students after class hours, or during class hours, average, every-day student, it might make the other stu gram as a whole. As a member of our varsity football .ea,r. Marlin for thai matter. Students who come to college are dents consider them to be human beings! The problems with UM's football program have been came to know and appreciate the love and kinship he responsible adulls capable of taking care of themselves. We will be constantly questioning what could have addressed in the courts and in the appropriate arena, and shared with some of America's finest scholar-athletes. If the administration is to be blamed for this, then per been done to save their lives, but one thing if for sure: the University's administration is doing its best to re As a member of our Athletic Department at large, he haps we should blame them for all our crises and failures saying that Marlin shouldn't have hung with the football build the character and image of our program joined an academic tradition that resulted in the highest in the typical fashion that a child might blame his par players is not it. I, for one. have very good friends on the Most human beings are capable of showing their best graduation rate among university athletic departments in ents. The "lack of supervision and institutional control football team and I wouldn't give them up for the world. side when another is hurt, murdered, afflicted, in pain, in the state of Florida. As an active communitarian, he on the part of UM administrators and coaches" is a weak Heather Warren distress or in need. Dan should do some "soul-search enjoyed and responded responsibly to the adulation and excuse for students trying to shirk their responsibilities Senior ing" to make sure he has one. adoration of fans and admirers, young and old alike. And as adults. Since when has the administration been Get real. Dan. In my opinion, theonly mess that needs finally, as a Christian. Marlin avidly sought and heartily appointed our full-time baby-sitter? Yes, it is obvious the Dear Editor, cleaning up right now is the "real mess" folks like you enjoyed the joy and peace that came through his fellow administration can't live the lives of their students, but I am addressing this letter to The Hurricane and to Mr create in our society. Your "mess" breeds hatred and ship with Jesus Christ. It was his association with this isn't it obvious, as well, that they have no actual control Dan Chase-Gritlefeld. In the wake of the tragedy that confusion. "certain kind of crowd" that made Marlin the light of of an individual? A person is going to do what they want has recently taken place here at the University of Miami, N. Matelis inspiration he was to many. to do. and in a situation like murder, regardless of any I feel that Mr. Gritlefeld, along with The Hurricane, has Day in and day out since this tragedy . I try to forget I'm proud to say that I was a part of that "certain standards that ure set and raised, that person will not be done a great disservice to the Marlin Bames' family and but AI find myself thinking about Marlin and how he crowd"—the same crowd that cheered him, admired him, stopped unless the government as a whole works to end friends. Was it naivete or plain stupidity that allowed affected me as a person. encouraged him and, now. will miss him. I wish I could this very serious and tragic crime. such a blatantly disrespectful article to be printed? Marlin was the kind of person who would joke around say otherwise, but it is apparent. Mr. Chase-Gritlefeld, Shana Keller To you. Mr. Chase-Gritlefeld, I must wonder what a lot but he always knew when to be serious. I had the that you weren't in lhat special crowd. I can only pity your real motive was in writing that Sports column that pleasure and honor of having Marlin in my class and for you. those of you who only saw Marlin clowning, as much Dear Editor. so ripped apart the hearts of those close to Marlin. It Ernest DeLoach Jr. To begin with, I found the article by Dan Chase- sounds to me like the article had already been written lime and effort he put into doing thai, he put into his school work. lb voice your opinions on the murders of Marlin Barnes and Timwanika Lumpkins and related topics such as campus Speak Up security, e-mail your comments to The Miami Hurricane at http:/www.miami.edu/hurricane or you can submissions off at UC 221. 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