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Coral GablesE Florid MlAa H IU'RIUGAMSincEe 192 7 Volume 76, Number^ f^ WWW.HURRICANE.MIAMI.EDU Tuesday, September 21,1999 Seminar organizers to teach publicity Agony in Miami PRSSA, SG, The said that ihe guv basically did nothing more than put up fliers," Fourth and two Miami Hurricane said Sobel, who is also the School ot ( ommunication senator in S(, call comes back to plan joint effort "I realized at that point that a lot ot people on campus don't under haunt Hurricanes By Reynold Rosa stand that public relations, even on the University of Miami campus, in 27-23 loss The Public Relations Student o much further than fliers," Societv ol America (WSSA), said Sobel By Jon Santucci student tiovernment and Tht Tht Miaou Hurricane's involve Miami Hurricane will present "I'R ment in the workshop stems from Mil: A Campus Publicity the newspaper's desire to let stu Three inches Workshop, today, Sept 21, at i know that campus media, I hat is approximately the distance • m m the University < enters including WVUM and I'M I that stood between the I'niversity of Flamingo Ballroom valuable resources for their organi- Miami Hurricanes walking away trom event is being held during rations, said Sobel. the Orange Howl w. tha win Approach SG Week Imbimbo. who is alto a membei Instead, the third-ranked Penn student Government is helping ot SG's i abinet, saul students who State Nittanv I urns deteated the 10 support the puhlu relations attend Ihe workshop will learn how eighth-ranked Hurricanes. 17 1}, in workshop because wt want stu rret tl\ send inlormation to front ot "4 dents to know that we're hen lo the different media outlets on cam The Hurricanes had the lead, 23-20, meii their needs, and because pus, among other skills with 1:59 remaining m the fourth Organizations and students have The workshop isn't iust lor orga quarter and MUM laced with a 4th been asking student Government nizations, but open to all students and-2 at the I ions 22-yard line I members how to effectively publi in publicity, said head coach Butch Davis elected to go I in hi i tor the tirst down instead of kicking a Gabriella Imbimbo presi The workshop would also be tKid goal jusl ninuilcs camel. kiikci dent valuable to students thinking • rosland had missed an Tht idea loi the workshop origi about running in the upcoming SG point that would have given Miami a nallv came from Mr Donn I ilson, election, said Imbimbo mmi. an assistant professor in the School S(, Senate seats representing To be honest with von I thought ui ( ommunication and PKss \ class rank and residency are up tor we could make the tirst down.' Davis advisor, during a studv abroad trip tion next month. said atter saving factors such as ram this summer to Spam, said Miami I he workshop will teach candi and the tear of a possible bloc I Hurricane News I ditoi Chris dates how to effectively run i cam tored in his decision logo lor it Sobel II.' she said. Quarterback Kenn* kellv handed 'Ihe course in Spain vvas on lunior Makini Bridgeweter, vice the ball ofl to running back lames international publi, relations, he '.i in ol the Innidad and lackson, who ran into a pile ot plavers said > Cultural Association, saul lose to the tirst down marker Senior i i linna lamett, PRSSA hop is an excellent idea When the ball was placed down and director ol Public Relations, said "because it will help campus orga the chains brought out to measure, the the organization is helping to nizations, such as ourselves, to (anes were three inches short ol a tirst sponsor this event bectUM mem move away from the usual flier and down hers want to use their knowledge banner n pe ot publicity." "Vou can second guess all vou to • Retraction dent international stude • Gabelli Senior among the world's leading • FMA hosts pm All students are invited to • Leadership presentation at 5 p m to wind m the Student Government •aa in Brazilian history attend Also applications tor up the event Students can In the Tuesday September 14 Senate As of Sunday COISO Scholar named iiture His accomplish workshop the FMA and the FMA Honor Summit scheduled RSVP at Student Activities by issue ot The Miami Humcane had yet to make a final deci- ments include authoring, co- Society are available in contacting Chris Roby or it was incorrectly reported Robert M Levine professor of The Financial Management All students are invited to attend i.honing for a ref hg ot editing more than Association will be hosting a Stubbiefied 514 and should the 1999 Leadership Summit Jennifer Valencia at i305) 284- that the Council ot history and director of the Latin erendum was one of several American Studies Program 30 books, and producing 27 networking and interviewing be turned in by Friday "A Question of character," on 6339 The ' mtttsmnlsas &** International Students and was recently appointed the M designed for skills workshop presented September 24 For more infor Satutday. September 25, in the established 985 Organizations had decided to fust Gabelli Senior Scht Clsaaroom use Levine joined by representatives from mation, call Amber Mutchiet Rathskeller at 11 am. After implements programs and patWon for a referendum on i Davidson his internationally acclaimed UM in 1981 and served aa Northwestern Mutual Lite on (3051689-2742 lunch students will be able to workshops designed to develop an upcoming student election 0) scholarship in the Cottage of ' the History Department Wednesday. September 29 in participate in two of eight sea MtffftMtiMinlMMNp ballot The (eferendum would Arts and Sciences Levine is trom 1983 to 1991 the Stubbiefield 210 at 9 30 suns There will be a certificate have asked for an tnr< 1 T WW Tjf •day, September 21, 1999 NEWS The Miami Hurrirane s r Delta Delta Delta Sorority: Bookstore director defends prices Coloni-ation interviews and signups will be postponed to a later date Updates will tollow for anyone inter ested For more information, call Publishers collect WHERE YOUR TEXTBOOK (305) 284-5353 biggest portion MONEY GOES COSO: Students can pick up applica PUBLISHER'S PAPER, tions for open positions in the Office of cost, she says PljbttmtM'm peg*, PRINTING, EDITORIAL COSTS: of Student Activities and Leadership By Jennifer Miller and Chris Sobel pnrwng. All manufacturing costs from editing to paper programs in UC room 209 Students Of tht •tutorial costs to distribution, as well as storage, costs must be able to attend meetings on (ashman Steven (ronin said he record keeping, billing, publishers offices, 30.6% employees' salaries and benefits Tuesdays at 4 30 p m For more did not hu\ .i liltfk textbook this information, call Zaneeta Daver at semester ,it the campus bookstore PUBLISHER'S MARKETING (305) 284-6399 " 1 "hey Ve cheaper across the street COSTS: at Rook Horizons."!'ronin said. American Medical Student Marketing, advertising, promotion, publisher's (ronin's viewpoint on prices at the field staff, professor's free copies. iMOcieiori Premedteal Chanter All r^ummmmtamaammammsmam . I ~H~I I ~~~~~~~aa-~~~aaV4~~~~i ~-a*~f ~~~~~~-a~~~~~~~~f . r^~ University ot Miami Bookstore may premedical students are welcome to ent the feelings ot a gl COLLEGE STORE PERSONNEL: AMSA's meeting on Monday. Sept 27 in number ot students Store employee's salaries and benefits to handle ordering, receiving, pricing, shelving, IX 245 For more information students Alter paving the publisher and cashiers, customer service, refund desk and can visit httpy/go to/amsa. or call (305) other expenses, the UM Bookstore sending extra textbooks back to the publisher 284-5176 acquires a small pen flit Mr ot over mart ali textbook costs said lenniter AUTHOR INCOME: Golden Key Honor Society: There Serio. Bookstore director. 14.6% Author's royalty payment from which author will be a general meeting on Friday "It's important to me to pro\ ide an pqys research and writing expenses Sept 24, in the Flamingo Ballrooms understanding ot where the stu College Store PUBLISHER'S GENERAL AND at 415 p.m. For more information, dents dollars are going," said Serio Perse*-n«l call Jorge Galvez at (305) 227-6658 "I'm a student mvself and I know ADMINISTRATIVE COSTS: 13.5% Including federal, state and local taxes, how costlv books can be." excluding sales tax, paid by publisher. Hurricane Productions: Students Stria is M MBA student at UM. JORGE GALVEZ / can ride the M-4 Simulator, a virtual Book Horizons, across U S 1 Irom TRY THIS ON: Knsten Burger shops at the Bookstore Fnday Aiilh COLLEGE STORE OPERATIONS: reality nde. for free on Wednesday- campus, has provided an alternatiw during a 20-percent-off Spirit Day sale Insurance, utilities, building and equipment r Sept 22, at the UC Patio from 10 choice tor I'M students since 1953, 11% ent and maintenance, accounting and data processing charges and other overhead paid am - 4 p.m said store representative Will Setlcott Serio saul generated bv the sale ot soft goods Oeneinl nwi by college stores Still, Book Horizons' prices are no Publishers get the largest share of such as clothing and gitts, Serio said AdmWatnrtiW Criminal Justice Club: There will be different than those ot UM'i book monev generated Irom sales, accord "< lothmg sales are up 27 percent 9.4% PUBLISHER'S INCOME: a meeting today. Sept 21 in room UC store, Vrkotl said. inj'. tu data collected between ]->% this vear." Serio said, earlier this After-tax income from which the publisher 241 at 630 p.m All students may Prices aie set by the publisher," he and IfM bv the National seme llH "Our clothing buver went pays for new product development, author Operation* attend For more information call Association ut ( ollege Stores and the on a limb with new stores and advances, market research and dividends to -aid Ihe markup is 20 to 25 per 8% stockholders. (305) 284-3082 cent. That's prettv much an industry Association ot American Publishers styles," she s.nd standard L'sed hooks are 25 percent Serio said that out of the 25 per The Bookstore had I XI percent off PuWishef's Income COLLEGE STORE INCOME: Student Legacy: Students are wel ofl the new price" cent margin the Bookstore receives "Spirit Hav" sale 1 ridav on Miami Sales of textbook and other store items. comed to attend a meeting on Serkoit said Bonk Horizons tries on textbooks, M percent is u Hurricane clothing and other para e.7% Monday Sept 27 in room UC 241 at to carfy as main used books as pos pav personnel costs phernaha COLLEGE STORE FREIGHT 7 p.m SL collects donations to give sihle However, ,i large percentage ot Ihe problem with the high costs ot 4.8% EXPENSE: juniors scholarships For more infor ''We pri'Vide personal service and overall Bookstore sales go to the tCXtbookt is that students p.i The cost of getting books from the fltmftlXXXWB mation, call (305) 284-0002 for a math book and wonder if thev publisher's warehouse or bindery to the tast service," said Serkolt 'We trv Universitv,Serio said 1.4% college store. and stand out hv giving personal "All the proceeds tor Follett, the are ever going to use them, Serio Muslim Student Organization: All .mention whenever we can " largest college bookstore operator m said. students are invited to attend "The Lie Serkotf said Book Horizons' small the United States, go to the I'M "Students need to toe us on the m Christianity Not Christ' by Dr Daniel er size lends itselt to a stronger cus General fund to keep tuition costs importance ot textbooks," Serio said McBnde today. Sept 21. at 6 p.m and tomer service approach down," said Alan Fith, asSOCMti "Second vear medical students pa\ Jihad in Islam," by Dr Ibrahim Textbooks are not the IM president toi business Services $500 for one book because they Dremali, on Thursday Sept 2\ at 6 Bookstores mam source ot income. 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I was sliding past the ball and I pushed it a * a a e a . lett' The Hurrkaius GAME tod with a NOTEBOOK 4th-and-2 from the Penn state 22- vard line lale in the fourth quarter and instead of kicking a field goal, Davis elected to trv a running plav The Penn state defense stopped I'M run ning back James lackson KISI short ot the PHOTOS BY MATT STROSHANE / first down and PSU scored the game-win SHOCKED: Defensive end Michael Boireau walks off the field after the Hurricanes' heartbreaking 27-23 loss to the Penn State Nittany L'ons Sat ning touchdown on the very next plav "Atter I saw that I missed, I knew I lett them | Penn State] in the game, but I think SATURDAY'S that eoaeh Havis made the right sail," NOTABLES i rosland said "We make that tourth down and wc win the came TEAM CAPTAINS "I have to sta\ tosiised and mentallv Kelly's gaffes doom Canes Tie captains for tne game were tough. People J in the stands | are booing DM linebacker Oan and it's something 1 have to overcome I Morgan wide have confidence in mv abilitv I'm a mental From LOSS * Page 1 receiver Andre King lv tough kid' REPORT CARD tight end Darnel (rosland did hit two extra points and a "I had five turnovers. When you win or ••Bubba Franks In Id goal in the game and Davis was quick lose it's a team thing, but the team had Miami 23, Ohio State 12 I defensive lineman lo praise (josland tor his 2V vard kick late nothing to do with those turnovers" Damione Lewis and center TyWIee. ni the second quarter Kellv struggled throughout the game, a*m* First half was tT% Bailed out offense He made ihe field goal e\ervone's am completing 11 of 21 passes for l(-0 yards %am*w woeful, but they Mmmw repeatedly, but ciatd him tor not making," Davis said MC- and a touchdown and four interceptions fensn picked it up in the « they couldn't stop SECOND START C+ second Fullback Will iincth He also ran six times tor 39 yards, but r\~ the big play McPartland made had one costly fumble deep in PSU terri ^^ Kelly turned the ball M^ Great pressure on hit second career leu the oftensc. the game was a tale of tory 0VW start Saturday His (JP PSU's QBs Lewis two halves. "Toda\ is mst his third start," Davil m\Ttm\\ Bl ^ ^^^ first start was line. made 4 tackles for In the first hall, the ottense was on life- said. "He shows flashes of being great at ^"mX^W, Great quarterbacks November 19,1998 U+ throw TDs, not INTs. A" a loss support, tailing to get a first .town until the times It's a learning experience for him. agamst the Pittsburgh Panthers 4: ^2 mark ol the second quarter In the first "This kid's going to be a great quarter Jackson became __ Morgan and quarter, quarterback Kenny Kelly M Kick. assssma. i m the first running 4 Webster teamed for STREAK SNAPPED vith two interceptions He finished The Hurricane offense started the f*% J back to go over ~T 26 tackles (10 for rW | . tUMmm thehalt » tor 12 with 42 vards game verv slowly failing to get a first 100 yards against " loss) and 2 sacks. PSU since '97 Perm State waa the In the second half, Kellv completed 7-of- down until 432 was lett in the second first loss for UM in 10 paaan tor II8 yards and two Mick quarter Bv that time, the (anes already M^ emMUfm, Reed was great (6 ^^ Moss and Franks the last nine games trailed I0-0. |J \f*% tackles, 2 forced downs (not mdudingthe two interception! %AJf E2 made some against Big 10 he threw in the final two minutes ol the Miami got on the board when Irosland m m fumbles, INT), but opponents, including •• n spectacular grabs miscues killed UM eanie) kicked a 24 vard field goal late in the A- to bail Kelly out the Canes 23-12 Ihe turnovers were disastrous," Davis hall win over Ohio State DON'T GET SACKED: Quarterback , PSU's long returns said. Tt hurt the offense's efficiency, It kept PM responded to open the second at**. Jackson went over m the Kickoff Kenny Kelly was often forced to and UM S ones Classic it also snaps us from establishing a rhvthm" halt, however, as Kenny Watson returned VJP _ 100 yards, out Kelly *e«m« ' **" scramble against Penn State n_ hurt. Crosland miss a four-game win Overall, the offense was held to iust W the kickolt to the Miami 4(- vard line. line B" hat- to scramble too didn't help, either streak against vards in the first halt, five yards m the first une ol the concerns after the Ohio I he lions took the lead on a field goal. often. non-conference quarter In the second hail, the offense state game was the kick coverage units. but lackton's second touchdown ot the Compiled by the Sports Department opponents totaled 231 vards. Davit said He were treading on thin ice game on a 39 vard run down the sideline and we got hurt today You can't play with to give I'M its tirst lead of the game QUOTABLE I he Hurricanes recorded six sacks in the short tields against good teams (acksoris run was dualh important as "Fourth and Two was a big thing. Defensive back game, bringing the season total to 15 attei Ihe short field did hurt the (anes, 11 he became the first running back to rush Leonard Myers on three games In I9*W, the Canes detense eight plavs later the 1 tODMCOfcd on a 2 for over KM) vards against the lions' They make a first down and its over. the end of the game "We had the taste m totaled 2"> over 12 game" Ihe M \\ yard run bv Trie McCoo,giving PSI) a 17 detense But I thought we did stop them." our mouths and champion Hurricanes baseball team tvai ! lead We iust didn't do it in the first halt" then it was gone * honored at halftime Among the former I'M would cut the lead to 17 11) attei Hall said "But in the second half we -Joe Paterno, PSU head coach I'M lootball plavers in attendant were an 18-vard touchdown run bv lackson started to click and pick up the blit/." DIFFERENCE Bennie Blades, Brian Blades loin < ole- The Canes tied the game on ihe tirst play lackson finished the game with J3 car "A field goal would not have won it ... MAKER Ryan Collins, Tony Gaiter, Bernie Kosar, of the fourth quarter when Kellv threw a nes lor 124 vards Safety Ed Reed fin Tremain Mack and Lamar Thomas I he io \ard scoring pass to Santana Moss. Ihe ( anes now tall to 2 I. while the we thought we would make the first ished the game with announced crowd at the Orange bowl was "1 think in the second half, the offense I ions improve to 4*0. CM doesn't have a sack two forced down." fumbles and an thel anes'first sellout since 14% It was more relaxed," Kellv said "I telt more much time to lick its wounds as the) i was the fourth largest CRN*! at the Orange relaxed and I thought we were going to travel to East < arolina to take on the interception come out with a win" Pirates next saturdav -Butch Davis, UM head coach Bowl lor a regular KaMfl game Mrsmmsl • Florida (4) 23, since their appearance in the •Honda State (1) 18-3 lead at the halt thanks to • Michigan (6) 18, to the Michigan 9-yard line • Nebraska (4) 20, 209 passing yaids Respite tm Orange Bowl two years ago a TD run by Dan Kendra and but quarterback Madei being sacked five times Tha mO Tennessee (2) 21 Florida's Doug Johnson threw 42, N.C.State (20) 11 four of Janikowski's field Syracuse 13 Williams fourth-and-4 pass So. Mississippi 13 Huskers offense gamed only Despite having five turnovers, for 343 yards and two touch Florida State kicker Sebastian goals Seminole quarterback Michigan kicker Jeff Del was incomplete allowing the Nebraska* Julius Ja - 183 yards and gave up five Chris Weinke completed 23 of O the University of Florida downs Jeff Chandler had Janikowski tied a school Verne's 31 -yard field goal with Wolverines to take over on had two touchdowns includ turnovers m the win |i 29 passes for 229 yards with : Gators were able to sneak three early touchdowns to record with his five field goals 3 42 left m the game gave the downs Syracuse finished the ing a 28 . eption Miss threatened to up two interceptions With the o past the national champion give the Gators a 9-7 lead in as the top-ranked Seminoles Wolverines a five-point advan game with just 49 yards rush return m me Bid I juarter to Huskers la'- 'eurth win Florida State improved to Volunteers to extend their the first quarter Tennessee's avenged last seasons loss to tage and forced the ing With the win Michigan help the Comhuskeri avoid an quarter but Keiiy i pass tl tht 56-2-1 in the ACC this decade home winning streak to 30 Tee Martin completed 16 of 39 North Carolina State with a 42- Orangemen into a touchdown- avenged last years 38 28 upset by Southern Mississippi Nebraska 1 yard tint was and are seeking their eighth 3 games Prior to the game passes and had one intercep 11 win at Doak Campbell or-nothing situation The loss to Syracuse at Ann Arbor m Lincoln Golden Eagles intercepted by keyou Graver straight conference title Tennessee hadn t lost a game tion and 192 yards Stadium Florida State had an Orangemen drove all the way quartern,! - nfi Kelly had with i 17 left m the game 1 1 •Qie»day. geptombar 21, 1»— SPORTS Thi Miami Hurritw Jackson LBlvs.K G ats SCORING SUMMARY runs wild PSU 10 0 7 10 -27 UM 0 3 7 13 -23 FIRST QUARTER onPSU PSU: T. Forney 32-yard field goal. Drive is 7 plays, By Aaron Staenberg 10 yards. Assocflle Sports' MIAMI O, PSU 3 lamo lackson joined sfk\t compa PSU: R Casey 49-yard n\ mi his wa) to 12-* rushinj; yards TD pass to C Fields against the Rent) Statt Nittanv I urns Drive Is 8 plays 79 yards. Villi! MIAMI O, PSU 10 I he lasi running had IB run tor owr NO yard* against the Nittany SECOND QUARTER I ions was I reel laslor. .i tormcr MIAMI: A Crosland, 29-~ Honda C.ator, who *a* plavs on yard field goal. Drive is 5 Sun Ihe loss however, will also |H the crowd to pump adrenaline into the I hen it happened. MM another level, the Orange Bowl come into the Orange Bowl, our house something that lingers on in tin i anes As the rain began to pick up. and shook ttselt, letting the crowd know and the home ot Hurricane football, minds of Hurricane lans and pi When unctions were placed on tin with the Hun u anes' backs up against a that it was glad thev had returned and walk awav with a vutotv PSU 27 alike Jackson, though, has the right Hurricanes m the mid -wi and the ilituit, it returned lames rVnn State seemed to be- in a state ol In a lew yeais when the Hurricanes MIAMI 23 attitude about the loss getting reach started to struggle, attendance al laikson's 18 vard ID run sparked tin contusion ll didn't matter it vou wen I ate plav ing lor I national title, lans i an tor thi MM game thi niange bowl plummeted to about return ot ilu Oiange Bowl magu die hard Hurricane tan or it \OIMUH a look back to this past saturdav and It's real hard we iust have to 40,000 per ganv Ihe noise and excitement that had tan who was coming to the Oiange remember that on September 18th, hoiiinc back and get te.icK tot nc\t kanis were no longer icmd ot the ken huried undei the Orange Bowl Bowl tor the first time a sense o! pride l-w,the new era ol Miami Hurricane Orangi bowl and the crowds had no surface three vears ago lose out and was in vour heart as l.dward Reed THMJRRP-VNE'S football was born. lop*5 1 Florida State 2 Florida Soccer team trades shutouts 3 Penn State UM loses 3-0 to Buffalo, but rebounds to beat UCF, 4-0, Sunday 4 Michigan T5 Texas A&M T5 Tennessee By Juan Galvez and Christy Cabrera one on one past Banules replaced Ebb) with Elizabeth 7 Ihe Golden knights began the Surinam tor the second halt ot the Nebraska Ihe Miami Hurricane womens second halt with a new plavn in game Swuison accounted tor all live 8 Virginia Tech I i team split their weekend goal, |essua kuhlman kuhlman was ol UMVWVCSahd was unable to stop 9 Georgia Tech games alter defeating; the Imveisiu testid quicklv when detender Lisa the Bulls from gaining a 3 0 lead on 10 Miami (Fla.) ot ( entral Honda 4 (ion Sundav Gomel scored on a one and one Swcrdloff's unassisted goal in the Iridav the Hurricanes lost their shot in the 4^th minute Ith minuti 11 Ohio State lust lionu game ol the season attei On fnday, the Hurruanes hosted Miami outshot Buttalo 14 to 4, but 12 Georgia being shut out J 0 bv the I'mversitv tin Tiuversity ol Buttalo and looked was unable to capitalize on scoring 13 Arkansas ot Buffalo to break the Bulls' live game win opportunities Miami's game winning goal ning streak Instead, Miami received "Good teams execute and we did 14 Purdue agonal W I CMM in the IOth its first home loss ol the season in a nt do that tonight,"said Miami head 15 Wisconsin minute ol the game when senioi I 0 shutout The < anes outshot the coach |im Blankenship "Vou hau to 16 Kansas State midfielder Nina Wathne scored her Bulls 10 ) in the first halt, but a laik give | Buffalo| a lot ot credit" 17 Bhgham Young tirst goal ot the season ofl an assist ot I ommunication bv the ( anes Miami head coach |im bv Freshman lorward Allison defense led to two Buffalo goals Blankenship went on to say that 18 Southern Cal. McWhinne) Mt weren't moving.' said fltth falling behind 2 0 "took a lot out ol 19 UCLA Miami added an insurance goal in man detender I isa dome/ |the I'M plavers]" 20 Michigan State *nl milUlte when MiWhituuv Buffalo's Sainantha Swerdlwll took Ihe I anes played without one of svoted on an unassisted shot past a pass from Heather ( ottilll to beat their top forwards, Alexis 21 Air Force Golden Knights' goalkeeper Maria Raihel I Isln to the top ot the box in MacKenzie. Mackenzie,who suffered 22 Texas Banules the 21st minute of the game Sil a torn M< I lasi Mondav. is expected 23 Alabama Sophomore Deidre Bass added minutes later, the Bulls' Paula to be OU tor the season anothei Miami goal in the 30th I islram set up t.ollins through an Ilu Hurricane* travel to 24 Marshall JORGE GALVE.- / minute whin slu took a short pass indirect kick, and i ollms beat I Isln Providence and Boston (ollege this 25 Colorado State EYE ON THE BALL: Sophomore Dtedre Bass loo* -he tiom Wathne and dribbled down the to the top right corner. weekend to begin Big fast muter . >ast a Buffalo defender Friday night. Bass • l goal field past the ll I detense to score After giving up two goals, the eine plav • ist UCF Sunday afternoon. I I The Miami Hurricane Tu»«day, September gl, 199• 7 22 CAMERAS . 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MOTOROLA Motorola is an equal opportunitv/affi-mativc action employer We welcome and encourage divetsiry STIGMATA An interview with Tom Lazarus, writer of the number one film in the country IN OUR NEXT ISSUE The lliaiiii llurrii ane September 21, 1999 9 Sopranos hottest Brad, Bond, show on cable and Beauty Tales of small Expect a fighting, lying, cheating town New Jersey fall on the silver screen as told by a native By Zachary Unterman even though thev ultimately cannot be saved in this tautifultif By David Occhino A woman endures one stage atter off, another until she becomes pos Glowing up in suburban New Jersey sessed hv a dark force, a man is hyp MUMFORD (Sep 24) there v\a^ always mention ot such .ind notized into seeing ghostlv visions A comedy from four-time siich's t'th.T or this one's Uncle being and a jewel thief unperson| \s.idemv ird nominated connected ! never was MR it am of detective to recover a stash of dia writer/director Lawrence Kasdan, ihese peopk a.tuallv had tics to the monds--and that's iust September Touchstone Pictures Mumford tells Mob, but it certainly made tor good Hert I what vou CM look forward the storv of a psephologist (loren lunchroom conversation to at the eineplex this tall Dean) who sets up shop in a small I iv ing down in Miami tor tb. town and begins dispensing no three vears, I have been out of touch DOUBLE JEOPARDY (Sep 24) nonsense advice M an arrav ot with mv North New fersey routs last framed for murder by her hus quirk' locals His unique Style ot tall, mv mom told me about a new band to make off with the insurance therapy has a surprising effect on show on HBO catted Tht V; monev, I ibbv ['arson (Ashlev luddi the community, sparking romance i verv Wednesdav night she told me, is convinced bv Roma Malfia [Sick in some of the most unliki mv dad and her would religiously sit in of Tunc), a cynical inmate who trout ot the television and watdl this befriends ludd, that you can't be AMERICAN BEAUTY (Oct 1) show. A tew weeks later mv mom sent convicted for the same crime twice Kevin Spacev stars as a man who me a (Spy ot the show \tter watching atter the state aireadv found vou begins to think and act like a h the tirst episode, I was hooked. guiltv This leads her on a hunt to hkfc then leads him to I Ihe mam character on the show is find her ex husband with the inten love with his teenage daughter s best Anthonv "Tony" Soprano, plaved by tion to kill him for real. In her wav is friend Annette Bening plavs his lames Gandoltini fony is the head ot her parole officer. Travis Hehman iwo families The lirst (ami}" is his •( lommv i ee |ouesi dire i >r Sain \U wife Carmela (who won the Emmy 1 • best actress in a dramatic sciies JAKOB THE LIAR .Sep 24) MYSTERY ALASKA {Oct I) unday), his lh year old daugh Set during the harsh tinv Russell Crowe (/ -t Confidential), ter Meadow and his son Anthony ir. World War II, Kobin Williams stars HaiiK \/ana [Godzilla) and Burt The second lamilv is the New (erscv -h man pretending to have Reynolds star in this storv about a Mel Ilu focus nt the show is how a radio and telling stories ot the un lining a chance ti lonv balances his lite as father, hus Soviets u>ming into reseue them. the New York Rangers in this" film bv band, son and mobster I I Kellev In one episode fony lakes his A FIGHTING CHANCE: daughter to visit colleges and ends Brad Pitt stars THREE KINGS up spending most of the trip cfcai opposite mg after a snitch that he runs into at Edward Norton ,md let I ube makt up the three a gas station. In another episode, in David kings in this Warner Bros treasure- fon) spends the majority ot the Fmcher's darkly hunting pic David 0 K show in a state ol depression onls to comic thriller {Flirting with I is the WOULD I LIE TO YOU?: R bin Williams plays a man snap out ol it when two men trv to Fight Club, due tale of three American soldiers who who pretends to have a radio and tells sto whack him out on find a treasure map on the eve of the nes of a Soviet rescue m Jakob the Liar With all ot this slut! on his mind. October 15. Deterl Storm invasion and decide to Tony looks foi help in the form ot a venture into occupied Kuwait to lemale psychiatrist, l»r Jennifer Melfi steal a huge cacl ' reputed to played b~ Lorraine Bracco is nit the bat tor writing including "Silent Lucidity," bolted a be hidden somewl then [Qoodfellas) earnest lyrics trom the heart and md I halt ago desert base Oi Melfi, also an Italian Vmencan, making them sound convincing, Without IHHiarnio.it the maskal knows what fon) does tor a living Now, Welcome lo the I old" is a helm, Queensrvche shows on QJK FIGHT CLUB (Oct ' i H a.sii management) and is careful not greal example of Patrick trying that it Can*! pull ofl a memorable Rased on the novel In ( huck to s,i\ something lo set loin ofl <>t something new He scream turn Palahniuk, David Inn her [Se'et) Course, there are a lot ot things that verse s over bone-crunching drums OIK 1 ite. I iciuid Skv, and once again directs Brad Pitt in in enrage loin, so l>r Melfi km and guitars. But then at the chorus, "Falling Down" tan prettv well extremely dark thriller. In fight ait m slu 11 be sleeping with the be smgs a nice metod) over pseu I ared to the rest of the album i lub. Pitt plavs Ivler iHirden, a soap do-Latin percussion parts that Vtuallv, there are scattered shin bo starts a dub I he strength ol Tht Sopranos stems seem to come oui of m mg moments throughout, but it's where vuppii nun beast the dav trom its unique and realistic writing Filter's Patrick novice would have made ii sound Queensryche hard to torgive the tact that most of lights out ot each other, fdward David Chas, who created and writes awful but Patrick makes it work these songs sound too much alike Norton t.Kmerican History X) is lack, the show, has captured the dialect, takes his "lake a Picture' and'Miss Blue" attempts to and drag along at the same pact who follows Ivler on his mission and mannerisms and wav peopk act in are gorgeous songs .md iinev; DeGarmo jnd Michael Wilton Helena Bonham I I North lnsc\ Believe it or not, people second shot eel lor a p< carry on had long been considered 01 Dove) co stars as the w. realh do sa\ I ugeddaboutit!' Patricks smart use of K USl c gui the best guitai duos ever, without comes between them Hardly does at wfcfc Filter tars throughout the album further Queensryche exception But DeGi lace out one t harai let referring to a scene -• expands the preconception of ment, Kellv < ,rav, was plucked trom THE STORY OF US (Oct I or quoting a line from the Godfather I liter's sound. some obscure band and it shows Bruce Willis and Michelle Pteitttr trilog. min By Chris Sobel Probably the nicest surprise is dis By Chris Sobel Were it not for singer Geofl fates is a simple whose marriage is viewed actual mobsters before w ritmg covering that Patrick has a distinctive, opera-trained IN on the rocks who decide lo separate the show, who told him that lines trom I liters |9W hit single."He\ Man, singing voice, when he's not shred Queensryche had a lot to prow Q2sK would barely sound hki i while their children art awav at those men ies an , (i to them \M Shot," busted the doors open toi dmg hu weal chords."h'sGpnna Kill with its nevs album, Q2K. and the Queensryche album at all summer cam| rd bv Rob (hasi howevi nn help m post Sine huh Nails ads like as some killer harmonies and is band failed late doi s i isi to the occasion,but Reiner, tin liln Rita coming up with great lines or scenes Stabbing Westward and Iconohne Patrick ,it his best \nd despite all this Lately, Queensryche has been he's not working with the best ot Wilson, Paul Reiser and Reiner him on his own I in is an mtelh i rush but with its new album, fnit i xpei inicntat ion, he still gives us'' I he unfairl) , with the ban lyrical material selt ii tmics graphic, and ot Record, I iltei succeeds in expand Ikst filings,"a line industrial .tilth-in metal n though its musk Q2K is a prettv good rock album, daikb comedk show ihat is superbK mg the boundaries of the post With its goofv, unpretentious has alwavs been lar too complex toi but considering this is the band AN>'V. ailed ,HK\ should not be missed Ihe industrial genre it helped create. title. Filter's littc oi Record.ts look that comparison that brought us / m*itt d\ts\ ion and Natalie new icasofi begins Wedro I irst oil. I liter is the brainchild ing to be cue of this war's best De facto leader i tins i'eOarmo, uion Mindt rime, it's a big let Januarv 16al 9p.m on HHO ol Richard Patrick,! gu) who wins albums who wrote the hands biggest hits, down MOVIES • Star Wars • Die Hard 4 13 Days • Exorcist 4 • The Iron Giant Rush Hour 2 • Anna and the King • Help for Ransom Frank Oaiabont \The The Toronto Sun has leported According to Variety maga William Peter Blatty. creator of While the him may not have The sequel to Rush Houi will The much ai I Dennis Hopper is set to star m Shawshank Reaemptiont begantha t Bruce Willis has finally zine Kevin Costner begins The Exorcist has declared his done huge numbers at the box be a long time coming Chris Of Tht the Lots Duncan \lKnot* What killing rumors he was going to signed on for Die Hara 4 production on his Cuban feelings about the upcoming office. Warner Bros is using Tucker is now asking for much Foster aiv You Did You Last Summers .EP help Lucas with the script fa Reportedly, he will garner $25 Missile Crisis drama next sequel When asked when it the strong word of mouth for mors than he earned in the been * to book. Held For Ransom The Episode II Darabont did also million tor the film to act rtun- No mention of baseball might reach theatres, Blatty the video release m October first one Tuckers asking for Deceit .mpetmg story is about a o reaffirm rumors that Young gover and kill a bunch of nas been made responded Hopefully never," Warner s will use two different "nog in the $45 million Green teenagers kidl CL t Jones writer Jonathan Eastern European terrorists. » and then went to see styles of packaging, appealing range for two films which Mne William s Hates may be brought in to pol Stigmata to both children and adults averages about 15 ce BKtntennta Mar Apparently and WB networta CO ish off tfie script and get nd of and maybe moie than 5 peo word for Tucker (the title any mention of Jar Jai Binks pie toft • 10 TuoaMjay. Mplawibw ai, 199» ACCENT TIIC Miami iluiiii anr Darkly comic filmsrul e the fall From MOVIES • P. « i< Q is ]oan ti Arc in husband I uc Pierce Brosnan returns as |ames who discovers that the fate of man Bessons latest Tht ' l The Bond in the 14th installment of the rests m Robin Tunnev, who is pur Port man star as mother anil daugh Smtr) c't loan ot Arc The film is the British super agent (Ml" Ihis one sued by the ultimate evil. Gabriel M in Wavne Wang's ston ol a lamih third loan ot Arc project in the has Bond .is a bodyguard to Sophie Byrne (ontronted bv a villain who mho leave a small town lot Beverly works, including last seats NB< Marceau, who plavs \ lektra king , lu connoi defeat with conventional Hills miniseries and Kathryn Bigelow's the daughter of an oil tycoon who methods, lencho desperately search {Strange Dttyt) aborted epic Besson's inherits from her father the maior it \ es tor a wav to prevail, but to do so, BRING OUT THE DEAD (Oct 22) is in the vain ol Hratehcart with of the rights to six trillion dollars' he must regain faith in himself and Marlin 5c Mama Job! The Miami Hurricane is looking for new writers for all sections. If interested, please come to UC 221 and fill out an application. No previous experience is needed. Tuesday, September 21, 1999ULL fiU SM=AC FORUMS DOES YOUR CLUB NEED MONEY??!! DON T KNOW HOW l() GET IT??!!! JOIN US EOR OCR CAM ECS EOR I! MS!!!! 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People get not homesick On the stage, panelists from all ideolog very emotional when it comes to this at all t love it ical sides had resulted to name-calling: topic. Some have just cause to get angry here" Afrikaners, irresponsible and even the They've lived through Iim Crow and Qariot Louisna dreaded R-word (and 1 don't mean have seen what can happen when peo Republican). ple claim not to be watching race, but People's mouths always drop when I At another session, a debate between the facts show otherwise. Others have GLORIA MERRIT sav that I refuse to express an opinion noted black scholars Shelby Steele and lost iobs, and (eel that they would have Junior about affirmative action, considering I (ornell West, black people (an audience been hired il the national conscience am a black man attending a private uni full of us) were ready to attack Steele was not anti Anglo. versity hir nun-blacks, the reaction (not really, it just got very heated) Certainly, these people have reason li i comes because the assumption is that I because he is against affirmative action be upset But shouting and screaming Since when am at the University because I am and tor welfare reform West, however, and belittling gets us nowhere. "Ho change of bi.uk — I'm here to fill a quota. Black had a different perspective. He stressed But because this touches on such a seasons, but people assume I should lake part in the the role that affirmative action plays in a strong emotional chord, I don't believe it's the best debate because I haw vested interest v societv that has long practiced another people will ever calm down and talk place for the What will happen ii affirmative action, kind of affirmative action: nepotism and about it in a civil manner. There's too are libraries winter" or racial preterences, is eradiated? outright discrimination, with a student much at stake. And there's tin) much his I choose to watch tmm the sidelines getting into Harvard because his father torv to cover. beiause the issue of affirmative action is and grandfather are alumni and a white So I sit this one out. MIKE JOHNSON divisive It cuts deep into the psyche ot man getting a job because all qualified It'll be interesting to see where the Senior black people were not even considered. for games? not onlv blacks and whites but of everv debates go. It'll be in all tt our interests ethnic group that makes up this societv I watched both of these sessions with to watch the ongoing coverage and see While attending the Unity 99 notebook open, pen moving fast to where peoples emotions take them as Library needs new computer policy ((inference in Seattle this July,a meeting catch every word. And every once in a the nation struggles with the issue of ot all the national associations of jour while, I'd hear something that sparked fairness when it has no historical refer "The food and nalists of color, I saw this one issue turn m\ emotions, but I'd keep tnvselt in ence to help it define the word three people were checking on the probably professionals into vipers and spectators check because one, I was supp< ised to be Believe vou me, I'll be watching ... progress of their tantasv football autumn" into squawking vultures, readv to pick the objective, fly-on-the-wall-reporter from the sidelines teams, and about two dozen other oft theflesfn pieasut whomever was in and two, I didn't like the way the protes people were reading their e-mail. opposition to them. sional atmosphere had turned into a Ganot Loutsna is a junior maiming in When ! checked with the folks at I attended a session on this ver\ issue shouting match. print journalism and creative writing. the reference desk, I was told the library has no real policy regarding JACKIE BENN computer use rou can use those com Freshman puters to surf the Net or read your e- With my growing excitement over mail. And it anvne happens to bt Students need to be in the Penn State game influencing most waiting to write a paper, well, that's not of mv conversations all week, a UM quite as important. navsaver coldly mentioned to me, "I The library's first Editor in Chief Jon Santucci Financial Advieer Robert DuBord Mirrliviif Nm ItH lliililll II urriiiiBe Senior Adviser Sigman Splichal Business Manager Ben Ferguson The Miami Hurricane s business omce is aMCSIOd at Found*) 1927 1306 Stanford Dr Norman A Whitten University An Associated Collegiate Press Hall ol fame Newspaper News Editor Art Director BUSINESS OFFICE Office Assistants Center Room 221 Coral Gables Fla 331246922 The Miami Humcane is published semi weekly during the regular academic year and Chris Sobel Cheryl Millbrandt Preeti Anand Classified advertisements may be placed at thai loca is ediled and pioduced by undergraduate students at me University ot Miami This publi Assistant News Editor Hosana Armenteros tion Monday through Friday 9am to 4 p m eicepi canon does nol nacMunly represent the views and opinions ot advertisers or the Jennifer Miller Layout Editors Ad Representatives Monica Fernandez on holidays The Mi.m Humcmne is published Linrversrtys trustees, faculty or administration Unsigned editorials represent the opinion Tuesdays and Fridays during the University s tali and David Anesta Darren Haimer Jenniter Lande ol tha Hurncanes Editorial Board Commentaries letters and cartoons represent only Sports Editor Jeremy Newman Raiesh Nayyar spring academ* terms Newspapers are dietributed the views ol their respective authors The newsroom and business office of The Hurncane Melissa Linden free ol charge on the Coral Gabies campus the Christy Cabrera Clan Green Lisette Perez are located m the Norman A Whitten University Center. 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