CORAL GABLES, FLORIDA i tomi"SINCE 1927 VOLUME 75, NUMBER }5 WWW.HURRICANE.MIAMI.EDU TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21,11997 in this issue Cane Craze '97 ends International Studies, 6SIS set to merge
• School of faculty members. "Several outside studies rec International ommended merging the pro grams into a separate school." Studies to open said Kanet. "Most other universities Fall 1998 have bolh graduate and under MIDNIGHT MADNESS graduate programs: the struc By VICTORIA BALLARD ture here was quite unusual." • The University ot Miami Assistant News Editor Programs from the existing men's basketball leam tipped A faculty senate sole last Graduate School of off their 1997-98 season week created the new International Studies will he Friday night at the Knight University of Miami School of incorporated with the geogra Sports Complex. International Studies, which phy and regional studies SPORTS, page 6 will begin offering classes on departments of the College of both the undergraduate and Arts and Sciences. The new |.|. GAMA LOBO / Photo I.dilor graduate levels in the 1998-99 school will have an undergrad FANTASTIC FINISH: Cane Craze '97 winners cheered last week on the Intramural Field. academic school * ear. uate program, professional A general proposal was masters program and a on the Intramural Field tor the sake intramurals and special events and made in November of last scar research intensive doctorate • Field events, nl healthy competition and student organizer of 'Cane Craze '97. and initial discussions in the program. Undergraduate stu unity during 'Cane Craze '97 "Everyone was basing a great time." dance contest, help laculty senate began in the dents will be required to have I "| "Cane Craze| is a great opportu The Rathskellei served as head spring. The senate decided to second major. bring students nity to bond with fellow studenls. quarters lor Cane Cra/e, holding the wait to vote until ihe new dean. "The school includes exist and have fun while doing it." said opening ceremonies and dance con Roger Kanef. arrived. ing graduate programs with together participant Amber Mulchler. test. "There has been support modifications: geography Events ranged from aihletic events Two members Irom each team par across the university." said Dr depart ment undergraduate pro like Hag football and solleyball. lo ticipated in ihe disco contest. The By WAEL RAMADAN Jan Nijman. director ot gram in international studies: mind games such as a scavenger hunt competition led lo a dance-off Hurricane Staff Writer Undergraduale Sludies. "The administration management and Scuttergories. between Dirts Ghetto Style and "The Sixth Element." "Dirty faculty senate voted with a transfer. The content of courses Pearson Athletic Cluh in which Dirty Ghetto Style" and other student "It was great." said Cecil large majority on several occa for foreseeable future will Ghetto Stsle vsi m. teams went head to head last week Stodghill. the assistant director of sions tor the new school." remain Ihe same." said Kanet See CRAZE • Page 2 Kanet slightly modified the proposal with the assistance ol See CLASSES • Page 2
HORROR GENRE REVISITED Toppel helps minorities network for internships • Last year's hit tilm .Scream • Students talk tion processes, requirements md I my | senior sen'' at the Herald." Alter said "Sludenls dents to fill them. inhered in a new breed of teen benefits of their respective pro After the presenlalionti, students bring a fresh perspective. If Ihey The event was open to sludents of slasher films, the latest of grams. were fisen the opportunity to net have ideas on improving the wus all majors and featured groups such which is / Know What You Did with company Fach speaker stressed academic work ssnh members of the sanous we run our business, we listen to as the American Association of Lasl Summer. representatives excellence, community involvement organizations them" Advertising Agencies and INROADS/Mianu. and strong interpersonal skills as Bach company offered literature Craig Cunningham. Toppel's Representatives from the ACCENT, page 8 By DENISE SIMON important factors in securing an on their internship programs, and assisiam director lor Fxperiential Hispanic Association of Colleges Hurrii ane Staff Writer internship some hail application forms as well. Learning and facilitator of the pro and Universities, SEO. Tlie Minim CONSTRUCTION ZONE Representatives Irom sis organi The interns said their experiences Recruiter- ••Iressed the importance gram, said he was pleased with the Herald and the National zations gathered with sludenls in allowed them to gain exposure and of giving -indents an opportunity to turnout and plans to repeal the ses • Bulldozers, rlump-truik Association ol l.almo Flecled and the Flamingo Ballroom Thursday to network with people in high places. leam an.! .MOW. sion in I99K. anil ditth-dip^ers. What's Appointed Officials (NALEO) were discuss internship opportunities for Rachel Wagnac. who worked al Fliz.ahdh Ruiz. Human "I definitely think it was benefi going on annual < ampus? also present. minorities. Morgan Stanley through Sponsors Resour. - C'onsultanl at Hie Miami cial." Cunningham said "The There was also information avail OPINION, page 10 Over (SO sludenls attended the for Educational Opportunity (.SEO) Herald, said her company oilers whole purpose was lo bring aware informalion session, which was co- during Ihe summer of 1996, spoke progran • lor students interested in ness of ihese opportunities to UM able on minority-centered intern ships, provided by the sponsored by the Toppel Career about Mandatory seminars, alter compui i information systems. students Hopefully, thai awareness Congressional Black Caucus, the Center and Multicultural Student which students spoke wilh corpo Yola la Alter, another Herald will spread and we'll hase more stu Professional Golf Association . the Affairs and funded by Sun Tru.i rate recruiters, CEO's, CFO's and repres. illative who recruits interns dents do Ihese programs nexl year." Sludenl Conservation Association, Bank of Miami olher high-ranking executives. for th. Knight Riddei Minority Cunningham said the number of news briefs the Dow Jones Newspaper Fund The firsl hall of the evening "They know your resume hy Intern ' ip Program, said lhe com companies participating in UM's and several government agencies. included a series of presentations heart. They know exactly what pany usually considers interns lor internship program has increased STUDENTS, FACULTY OBSERVE Eadl organization was represented you're made of." Wagnac said. "I full-tune employment upon gradua f>(H> perceni in the past two years Students looking lor information RED RIBBON DAY by a former intern or stall' member can guarantee lhat alter SEO, you tion He added that ior the fall 1997 on local and national internship pro grams should contact the Toppel Students, laculty and statt oi who explained Ihe history, applica will he a different person. I cume "|The internship programs] are a semester, there were more intern Careei Center the University of Miami tied out with a full time job even belore tool we use to build our luture talent ships available lhan Ihere were stu red riblxins around trees on Ihe (oral Gables (ampus yesiei day from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Hispanic women speak UM 'Reads' lhe project was planned l.i relied the University's (ommit- The Honorable Caly • Students participate in ment lo educate students on • Hispanic Rodriguez Riseia. secretary of responsible behavior, as it Heritage Month the Department of Family of Ihe national tutoring program relates to drugs and akohol. Cabinet of the Governor, The event uiinades with the celebrations encouraged Hispanic women to By IVECHIKA OBINABO and MARGARITA National Ked Ribbon Drug enter the work force; to face MARTIN-HIDALGO (rec Initiative, whkh will take challenges and not gisc up on continue with Ot the Stall place from Oct 24-11. their ambitions when they are As an elementals siudent. Umseisiiy ot Miami confronted by obstacles presentation by freshman Jason 1 hompson had a hard nine learn "Get an education, be compet ing. itive, do not be alraul lo face any PRSA "|ln elementary school]. I had difficulties I mm 's weather challenge and never lei gender, wasn't going anywhere But. when I was in lhe By JULIE ZACHARIAS and race or religion impede the thud gracie. I had a teacher who worked with me MARGARITA MARTIN- achievement ol your goals." Partly (loudy with a 20 per- and helped me. She changed ms life." Thompson HIDALGO Rodriguez-Riviera said. cent CtH«nC« >it showers. H^hs s.nd in the lower 80s and evening (>t the Staff Rodriguez Rivera stressed the Today. Thompson series as a tutor in the As part of the festivities ol importance of advancing in a lows in Ihe lower (>()s. Surf OSCAR AGUILAR / Staff Phologi.iphci America Reach Program, hoping that he too can temperature H4. Hispanic Heritage Monlh. the profession, while tending to Ihe CELEBRATING CULTURE: (.ity Rodrlguoz-Riveia addressed the* hase an impact nn a child's life. Puerto Rican Students lesponsibilities of a family. "The Through the America Reads Program. N.iiinii.il Wv.itlivi Service Puerto Ricafl student association last week. Association (PRSA) sponsored a Ihree of us have always been I niscrsiis ol Miami students are helping children seminar entitled "Hispanic concerned aboul in.mil.lining a enjoy those tasks that we per nity there is chauvinism, .aid in elcmemaiy schools and in .itiei school care Women Achieving Success" lusi balance at home while working, form." Rodrlquez-Riveru said Astnd Oyola learn in read week. The conference focused studying und caring lor our fam Astnd Osolu. former head of According lo Oyola. iheie .ue President Bill Clinton proposed this initialise clarification ines," si.e said on the societal role ol .!,.. the Department of Alcohol. limes when the lamily structure to help ensure that children can read bs the thud Hispanic woman Rndrlquez Risei.i said that ei.ide Colleges and universities across the nation In the Friday, Oct. 17 issue ot Drugs and Mentul Health eun he endangered and one is Three Puerto Rican women, women should nol work alone. are participating in the program and cooperating The Mitimi Hurruane, in the Services Administration in laced with the challenge ol prior who have seised as leaders of bul share responsibilities with Puerto Rico, said thai it is not itizmg with their communities to accomplish this effort. story "Sigma Chi sane tinned," health agencies in their home men the Hurricane inadvertently easy lo manage a lamily while "It is difficult, bul one needs to The OUice ol Siudent Employment (OSE) at land, spoke at lhe seminar "Women and men must work mis-staled the ( harge to which working make lhe effort to make the I'M is coordinating this venture in coalition wuh Their contributions have side by side Women must leach Mil hael Schoeppner plead "One needs support trom the time." said Oyola Dade County Public Schools. UM's School of changed the Health Department, men that thes loo must assume guilty. Schoeppner plead guilty family. Our spouses need to be Manna Filippelli. a student Education. Miami Dade Community College nd paving the road lor women who responsibility in raising children to false imprisonment. our partners |Foi sonic | who attended ihe presentation, We do not want |men| lo Ial I now hold many leadership post Hispanic women. |n| is not e.iss behind; we want you lo learn and See HISPANIC* Page 1 See READS'Page 2 tions. because in the Hispanic commu in liiimi campus cale, School of International Studies approved 666-3982. LJ • INTERVARSITY CHRISTIAN careers for students." FELLOWSHIP: Steve •DELTA SIGMA PI: The From CLASSES * Page 1 interdisciplinary department. The within the graduate program in The school needs to be brought to Debardelahen will be speaking at Professional Business Fraternity major responsibility will be key aca international studies," said Kanet. the attention of students, said Kanet. the meeting today at 8 p.m. in the will host "A Key for Success: How "A degree requires a double major demic programs." "There are several open lines to be "We will emphasize it in recruiting," Eaton Classroom to Market Yourself in the Business in arts and sciences." said Kanet. The new school will allow stu filled; we are looking for more fac "Theoretically the second major can dents to hone in on their field, while ulty which we hope to add next fall." he said. "There are many potential • BAPTIST STUDENT World." Learn from the experts of be from all schools, but for now it's networking throughout the area. Under the current structure, the benefits for History or poliiics MINISTRIES: This Thursday Northwestern Mutual Life. Event only in arts and sciences, like the "There i.s natural niche in Miami faculty expertise is spread across a majors and languages or internation Night Live" at 8 p.m Dr. Andre occurs today 6-7 p.m. Executive business or communication for specialization," said Nijman. "It variety of school resources for stu al studies majors." Mendreyes will speak about Room 210 in the Jenkins Building schools" increases visibility." dents, said Kanet. "Much of the course work will "Euthanasia: A Doctor's • HURRICANE PRODUCTIONS The new school does not adverse An undergraduate degree in "We want students to have access occur elsewhere, in any other Perspective." Wc are on Stanlord Noted blues singer and folk histori ly effect the program, said Nijman. Geography will still be available in to the strongest resources," he said. school," said Kanet. "There is Drive across the street from an Charlie King will be in concert "The undergraduate program has Arts and Sciences, much as "All faculty in the graduate school greater cooperation among School Mahoney/Pearson For more infor Thursday, Oct. 23 at 7:30 p.m. in many advantages of being part of a Political Science and Economics were relevant. They were limited in of Business and the College of Arts mation call Girad at 667-1066. (he UC Lower Lounge. King will free standing school," he said. degrees still are, said Kanet. The what they could do in the under and Sciences to form the School of • TELECOMMUNICATIONS talk about his experiences during "Those include resources available administration is in Arts and graduate level. Graduate faculty International Studies. The joint MANAGEMENT the 60s and 70s. The event is free. for the undergraduate program; Sciences and the program is trans taught little; students did not have effort general education will remain ASSOCIATION: TMA is going • STUDENT ACTIVITIES: Next exposure and visibility of program ferred into the School of access. It strengthens the capacity of the same; specialized international on a tour on Friday, Oct. 24. Campus Activities Board meeting in and out of the university; expan International Studies, said Nijman. the University to offer a strong pro courses will be added." Contact TMA to reserve I space. is Wednesday. Oct. 22 at 7 p m. in sion of faculty and expertise; course 'The new program will attract in gram." In a free standing college, the key UM TMA @aol.com. mailbox in UC 211. All organization presi offerings develop; new faculty bring the U.S. a lot of students who will sub-units are departments making CIS office -4th floor Jenkins, Fax dents are invited to attend. The faculty will have a greater new courses; additions to current see an international studies major as opportunities to highlight the 387-6352. The general meeting is • HURRICANE PRODUCTIONS opportunity to deal with the under curriculum: specializations in areas an excellent complement to more school, said Kanet. "It gives greater today at 1:30 p.m. in Rm 217. Interactive Heal Net Tour comes to graduate level. "There is real enthu we don't have classes" traditional majors." said Kanet. "It access to recruitment,"h e said. Jenkins campus Thursday. Oct. 23 from 11 siasm in the faculty," said Kanet. Kanet said that he was surprised helps them prepare for jobs in a "It is important students under • SCUBA ClUB: Meetings are a.m. to 5 p.m. in UC Lower "They are enthused by opportunities that the a university in Miami had world different than the one 30-40 stand how it will effect them," said every Wednesday night at 8 p.m. in Lounge. Play video games with for engaging in undergraduate level. nol begun a school such as this years ago." Nijman. "We don't deprive people the University Center International other college students across the The faculty will greatly benefit from already, given its international popu The 17 faculty members, 11 from of a particular major or particular Lounge, featuring guest speakers nation. The event is free. the rational use of faculty capacity " lation. the graduate school and 6 from the classes; it only works for tne benefit and dive sign-ups. Dive tips are • ALPHA EPSILON DELTA Free The school faces a challenge in its "I was surprised that at a univer Geography Department, will trans of students. Your degree becomes given every weekend. For more practice MCAT Oct. 23 at 5:30 beginning years to attract students. sity in Miami, quite possibly the fer administratively to the new worth more. People will know what information, contact Eugene at pm in LC 170. Sign-up in "We hope to generate student mosl international city in the coun school, although most offices will you are talking ahout when you say 567-1388 On Wednesday. Captain Breezeway Wednesday, Oct. 22 enthusiasm and attract students into try, undergraduate programs were remain in the Merrick Building. you have a degree from UM in Ed, the Chairman of the Florida from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Today is the the curriculum," said Kanet. "I am not more visible and stronger than International Studies." Audubon Society, will talk ahout Science Seminar in LC 110 from 7- 'There is a greater access to grad very confident, given today's job they actually are," said Kanet. South Florida and diving. 830 p.m. Two poinls will be given. uate education, resulting in the market, and what's happening else "International studies currently is an strengthening of regional focuses • CATHOLIC STUDENT • BIOLOGY DEPARTMENT: where, we will be able to help find ASSOCIATION: CSA will host Biology majors should pick up Koinonia on Thursday at 7:30 p.m. their advising materials (including It offers contemporary Christian their ACE) in the Cox Science 'Cane Craze Students teach children to read music and discussions of current Lobby from Monday, Oct. 27 topics. The event concludes with a through Friday. Oct. 31. Sign up From READ • Page 1 "The focus is on helping kids that a big sister, someone who cares 9 p.m. worship service. sheets lor advising will be posted 1997 comes really need it, those that fall through With the America Reads Program, • JEWISH STUDENT on advisor's office door after Oct. Since the program began. 34 the cracks," said Maria Pavon, asso they get that one-on-one care; they ORGANIZATION There will be 22. For more information, call Dade County elementary schools ciate director of Student gel the feeling that someone cares a JSO general meeting and 284-3121. to a close ha> e joined this endeavor. Program Employment. about them," Thompson said. Yearbook pictures will be taken on • OFAS : The United Way fund coordinators said they hope that it Schools participating in the pro Melissa Diaz, an art major, said Oct 28 at 7 p.m. The Jewish Greek raiser is Thursday, Oct. 23 from From CRAZE •» Page 1 will continue to grow. gram are selected based on their stu that she decided to join the program Council meeting and elections will 1130-2 p.m The' party is $4 with "We want the Dade County pro dents' reading scores While some because she though it would give take place on Wednesday at 8 p.m. rice and chicken from K-Rico "It was very spontaneous, said gram to serve as a model to other of the schools are near UM, OSE her the opportunity to do something ai Hillel. RSVP for Family Restaurant and Jones Soda Music Carl Hildebrand, of "Pearson school systems throughout the encourages students to reach beyond worthwhile. Weekend and Party of the is provided by El Zol 95. The first Athletic Club." "It was just kinda nation." said Grisel Valdes. assistant their community. "We want students "Children need help and [through Millennium hy Oct 30. The Host 100 people will receive a free T- get down and boogie and have fun." dean of Enrollments and director of to try to reach those who need it the the America Reads Program|... we Committee Pre Party will he com shirt. Hildebrand said Student Employment. most, even if it means driving an can give them the tools to read and ing soon. Call Lance 665-6948 for Hildebrand said that the dance Dade County, the fourth largest extra ten minutes," said Pavon. learn." said Diaz. Jews and Canoes. Call Hillel 665- competition helped the students get school district in the nation, faces Thompson, a freshman majoring "This job requires a strong level 6i)48 or Joanna 666-9442 for any Io post your events in out better acquainted with each other. several challenges. Issues such as in business management, said that of dedication and commitment," info. compus calendar, stop by our "It was a great experience, cause language barriers, classroom over by participating in the program, he Pavon said. "Because these children crowding, single-parent homes, or • PSI CHI: Volunteer with infants office in University Center, Rm. 221. it allowed us tn get to know each is giving back to the community. integrate you into their lives." and toddlers born exposed to drugs other better and not take ourselves having both parents at work may "I really want to help the kids. For more information, call Pavon Wednesday. Oct. 22 at S p.m UC Also visit fhe Hurricane (Mm for too seriously,'' Hildebrand said contribute to a student's need for The children need a big brother and at 284-6641. 237. Call Krista for more info at additional postings 'Cane Craze was compared to individual attention Sportsfest because of its athletic affiliation. However, Stodghill said WWW MIAMI EDUrTOPPEL WWW MIAMI EDU/TOPPEL WWW MIAMI Entl/TOPPFL that this competition is much differ CB/TjfH/5 CffiTO ent. LJ "It's much more laid back than 1 WEDNESDAY, OG. 8 FRIDAY, OCT. 10 other stuff.'" Stodghill said, "It's a TOPPEL CENTER At 4 p.m.. University professor At 5 p.m., a female student lot like Sportsfest. but it's coed - It's filed a complaint against another reported lhat her wallet was stolen less competitive than Sponstest," prolessor for apparently pushing from the UC Patio. The total value Stodghill said. him. after his refusal lo go tu a is esiimated at $ 96 Sportslest is an event similar to meeting together. The victim stal 'Cane Craze, but is held in the ON-CAMPUS MgeMIIHlflM >81 5 ISI SUNDAY, OCT. 12 Spring semester and consists nf ed he did not feel well and did not At 9:30 pm, a University student wish to attend meeting and suspect three days of mainly sporting 10/22 Bank Atlantic All Majors reported that his mountain bicycle events, with the events separated followed him to the elevator bank had been taken from the bike rack MEN,EEN into male and female categories. 10/22 Florida Power and Light and suspect apparently stopped vic at the Music School. Apparently, * The soccer competition was can 10/22 Vento Software MKT,CSC tim from entering elevator by push the victim left his hike unlocked at celled due to bad weather condi ing victim on the chest The sus this location The bicycle is esti ! 10/22 State Farm Insurance BU,CRI,INT,PSY,S0C pect has also filed a report on a mated at $2(X). tions but that did not deter students Aerotek HRM,BM0,MGT,MKT,CPR,CCS from participating further. 10/23 similar incident No further action MONDAY, 0C. 13 Info. Session 10/22 @ 5:30 pm has been taken at this time "The weather only affected the At 8 am. a s isitnr to the univer CIS,IFM,MGT,MKT,ECN,EEN,IEN THURSDAY, OG. 9 soccei games, and we're playing the '.10/23 Lucent Technologies sity reported his attache case had softball instead." Watkins said At approximately 7:40 p.m., a Info. Session 10/22 @ 4:00 pm been stolen from his rental car, "Everyone's has ing a great time. female student reported a con which he left unattended and The organizers put a lot of work into 10/23 Coca-Cola Company FIN,IEN,MEN frontation that occurred between unlocked at 1200 Memorial Drive it" ECN,EEN,MEN herself and her ex-boyfriend while 10/27 Motorola-Land Mobile Products The case is estimated to he worth Stodghill also complimented his al the Alpha Epsilon Pi Fraternity 10/27 Time Customer Service, Inc. CIS $125. No other property was staff on has mg worked very hard. house at 6000 San Amaro Drive. reported missing. "It's taken a lot nf work from the 10/27 Xerox ECN,EEN,MEN The victim reported that the sus A female resident in Stanford staff, but we're all really enjoying Nationsbank All Majors pect had placed his hands around 10/28 Residential College has reported to it." Stodghill said. her neck and threatened her. There he receiving harassing phone calls Shaun Prescod of "The Island were several witnesses at the scene The suspect has nol spoken on Squad" said he enjoyed everything CAREER SERIES and the victim was told how to fol the phone. about 'Cane Craze, but the volley low up at the State Attorney s Compiled hy Ellen ball competition ' iff ice No charges were pressed at Individual Mock Interviews are Hohnenherger, Hurricane Staff "It was good, except for volley the time. Writer ball." Prescod said, "The officials available in our center. Please drop by our weren't as knowledgeable of the rules as they should have been." center to schedule one today! Also. Prescod said his teammates Hispanic women speak did not always come to the events different job expectations and a they should have been at. "We had [INTERNSHIPS From HISPANIC • Page 1 work structure which is tailored to problems with people showing up on our team," Prescnd said. said she was glad that Ihe speakers fit men's lifestyles. i Prescod also compared it to last Spring Internship Information Meeting didn't just refer to succeeding in "Women's salaries are much year's 'Cane Craze. the work place lower than men's and it is much "Many feminist speakers speak harder for a woman to gel a raise "I think lhat lasi year's turnout November 5th, Toppel Career Center at 5:00 pm of working hard in your career but than it is lor a man." said Oyola. wus a lot better." Prescod said. not about keeping a balance," Manuel Garcia, president of the 'There wasn't as much spirit as last ESPN, On-Campus Interviews Filipelli said. Latin American Students year" Rodrlgue/Risera said lhal there- Association, said he learned from Nevertheless, Prescod said he Thursday November 6th have been changes in the way men the seminar. enjoyed this year's Cane Ci.izc view women "As a Hispanic mun, I feel that "It was very organized and lots of Interviewing for Full-time position and Summer Internships. "It was believed thai women for Hispanic women to achieve people showed up,' Stodghill said. lacked the endurance necessary to success in all realms ol Iile is a pos Most participants said it was a 3Efll\TNlS withstand the same types of tasks itive thing. For this success to come good opportunity to meet people. "1 men had," she said. "But ihey hase aboul, men need to help women in think it is a wonderful event lor seen thai that is not so. More their role of motherhood." said bonding the university students and Broadcast/Video/Motion Picture Forum to allow them to get In know people women are getting an education Garcia. Wednesday, October 29th 6 - 8 pm and preparing themselves, thus Soma MuOoz. president of who they wouldn't have otherwise prosing that they have what it takes PRSA, said that events like this are known or met," Hildebrand said Toppel Career Center Library to succeed beneficial tor both women and In spite of the changes that have men Marine Environmental Science Career Fair occurred, many moic ,ue needed. "Women like these open the window to men's insight on their said'Rodrlguez-Rivera The F-stops here. Oyola said she leels lhal the points ot view on life, success and Thursday, November 13th @ 7:00 pm three most relevant obstacles lamily. They help diminish the gap Photographers wanted. women still lace are unequal pay, between perspectives of the diflei UC 221 B. Cox Science Center ent sexes." she said. WWWMIAMI.EDU/TOPPEt WWW MIAMI.EDU/TOPPEL WWW.MIAMI EDU/TOPPEL Ti Mum Hi HUM UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI l NIVERSITY Ol- UNITED WAY LUCKY "7" RAFFLE LUCKY "7" RAFFLE • DONATION: $5.00
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HURRICANI WARNING: Things to look for in tht ntxt ism • Preview of Saturday's football game versus Temple • Feature on UM defensive back Duane Starks • Profile of former All-American pole vaulter Bill Deering • Wellness and Recreation kicks off new intramural season Midnight Madness tips off new season afternoon, but should miss six to BOMBS AWAY: (Left) University • Basketball teams eight weeks. A 6-3 sophomore, of Miami freshman center open year in front Jennings played in all 29 games last Camilla Osth shoots a jumper season and led all freshman on the during Midnight Madness festivi of capacity crowd team with 4.34 minutes played. ties just after midnight on One of the highlights of the event Saturday morning. Osth is one of three new freshman trying to BY RICK COLD was an "Off With Your Head" duel work their way into the Sports Editor between recently married Miami Hurricane lineup. By the looks of the Knight Sport* Herald writers Dave Barry and OFF WITH YOUR HEAD: Complex Friday night, basketball Michelle Kaufman. The two were (Below) Recently married Miami season could not have cume any placed in medieval knight costumes Herald writers Dave Barry (left) sooner for the University of Mi.mii with heads that were attached by and Michelle Kaufman face off faithful. velcro. The idea was for one person to knock the other one's head off in a medieval-type dual. The A standing room only crowd heads of the costumes are looked on as the UM men's and with a pugil slick. Barry got a couple of good early attached with velcro and the vs omen's basketball teams took the object is to behead the oppo court for the first time this season. shots in and had a couple of knock T - downs before the tide began to tum. nent. Kaufman was declared the Both teams went through their nor winner by decision with a little mal pregame routine and were then "I feel that at any time I could have taken her down," Barry said. "I help from referee Sebastian the introduced to the tans. Ibis. "This is exciting." UM forward have so many years of training and Octavia Blue said. "Its great to gel discipline and I've worked out with a lot of the top 'Off With Your my hands on the ball in front of a *
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By ZACHARY UNTERMAN and ger. A stitched, white ball sailing in the endless Herbie car teal and white, why not, right? JONATHAN SANTUCCI blue skies above. The stain of grass and dirt on "This is probably the only time this will ever Of the Staff panls. as the player slides on third, hidden in a happen." finished the man, with his companion riday night. Less then 24 hours until the cloud of dirt and chalk. Little Leaguers imitat hanging off of him, at this poinl like a kid dan screams of close to 7(),(KX) (a record- ing Cal Ripkin Jr. or Mark McGwire or Ken gling from fronds of a palm tree Fbreaking number, mind you) fair weather Griffey Jr.. up at bat, in the bottom of the ninth So what else is there to say but GO MAR finis attack the very structure of Pro Player of a tied game. The blinding lights and vastness LINS. . . and 70.000 strong will shout that slo Stadium, as their heroes make their entrance of the field. The loss of breath as you take in gan for as many home games as the World onto the grass to the throbbing, pulsating, your first major league baseball game. Series allows South Flonda to host. But, where headache-inducing mus--er--noise. Less then 24 Florida Marlins. A team that entered Major were these people dunng the last five seasons. hours till the first Livan Hernandez pilch. Less League Baseball in 1993. And in only five Everybody loves a winner, everywhere you go then 24 hours 'till Indian second baseman Bip years-five years, not too shabby-are at the top people love the Marlins, about as much as peo Roberts watched Hernandez's 82-mph curve of their game. And South Florida is excited - to ple loved to wear bell bottoms when they were ball go by. I stand outside some mini-mall on the umpteenth power. This is the only time popular. During the regular season, why was Pro Kendall Drive. The one that's bordered by a you'll find South Florida on front pages of news Player Stadium as empty as a college student's Starbucks on one side and a Barnes & Noble on papers and headlining evening news casts across wallet? the other A fat man smoking a fat cigar turns to the country. Not to mention the oh-tixi-frequent Why weren't people wearing Jeff Conine jer me, "What time's the game tonight?" tourist shootings and drug bust stories. So. Why seys when the Marlins were the worst team in "It's tomorrow," said a passerby, with his shouldn't we live it up? Why shouldn't we the world...only three short years ago? And parade signs of GO MARLINS over gas station where were the bumper stickers then, the flyers companion hanging on his elbow 1 "Tomorrow?" laughed the man. "Excuse my marquees' Or. YEAH, FISH alongside flags on poles then, the sports stores sold clear out of ignorance." brandishing the words PUMPKIN PATCH? Or, Marlins merchandise then? "No, no," responded the man. "There's a Heat even NATIONAL LEAGUE CHAMPS spray Why didn't the Panthers have any fans until game tonight, you're just confused." painted across metrorail movers? they made their Stanley Cup run? How come the "Are you from Miami?" And why wouldn't a South Floridian pay just Heal never sold out until they started to win? On The man and his companion nod. "Yes. This over $200 for obstructed view upper-deck tick the tlip side, why did an awful basketball team is very exciting. 1 was bom here. And to now ets from ticket agencies.or stand in line for days like the Charlotte Hornets sell out when no one have a baseball team, who are now in the World in Little Havana (one of the Marlins box offices had heard of them and why will the Green Bay Series, is very exciting." in Greater Miami) for advance tickets to the Big Packers be sold out until Susan Lucci actually Baseball. One of eight American past times. Games, prodded like cattle, until the time comes wins an Emmy? South Florida is full of fair Apple pie. .. you guess the rest, The smell of a when they're told there are only twenty dollar weather fans. leather glove. The CRACK of a Louisville slug tickets available-nose-bleeders? Or paint their And who's wearing bell bottoms anyway? Janet Jackson and The Velvet Rope'
By MICKEY MARRERO classy approach. Then, she hit it big cciih her This is one song that could have easily found that this album will be a huge its place amongst the tracks on her last album success, lt appears that Janet Music Critu tomboy, tough girl look - only to ^<> militant in I ike her brother Michael. Janet Jackson has Rhythm Nation When we last saw l.inet on - bul the bottom line is. it's just better. doesn't necessarily set One of Ihe more memorable tunes, is trends such as artists seen her career and musical style evolve great her self-titled janet. she was so sexy and sen "Every Time." This is reminiscent of songs like Madonna and ly throughout the years. Bul. unlike Mike. sual, it could give Madonna •nose humps. like "Again" on her last album, where Janet Prince, but she knows Janet is making all the right moves. The lirst single off The Vein' Rope, titled allows us to see her sensual, romantic side. how to flow right with On her latest solo effort. The Velvet Rope. "done 'Til It's Gone," might he the most Judging from her past record, this will be one them. While her broth the youngest Jackson makes her biggest extreme angle from her new sound. The track. which features folk singer Join Mitchell and ofthe six or seven singles that we'll see videos er runs around with a stretch yet. Instead of the conventional pop for. face mask, personally we're use to seeing, she goes in a whole new Q-Tip from hip hops, A Tribe- Called Quest, On another tip. Miss Jackson is getting thanking all those who direction - blending jaz/.. afro-rhythms and provides a sound like noihm*.: we've heard from Janet before. It borders MI the Bristol trip more risque in her choice of topics, as well as purchased Blood on the electronica with her past influences. in her musical style and presentation. On Dance Floor (yes, Its nol |ust the music thaischanging,either: hup sound which you're most likely to find on I I'ortishead or Tricky album "Freexone," she tackles homosexuality in a Michael Jackson released it's the whole package The new Janet is com brave yet bandwagon-ish way Janet wants an album a few months plete with stringy blondish hair, piercings and Old fans shouldn't be scared though. The record still provides plenn of radio friendly you to know that if you're not down with sex ago), we really know who's tattooes ual freedom, she won't be down with you. running things at the We1 should be used to change, however. dance tunes. Already spinning on dance stu There is absolutely no doubt in my mind Jackson family reunion. Irom the pop mega star First, she tried the tions across the country is "Together Again."
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favorite: "Hairy men. 'Men at Work': Please adjust your life Least favorit "Sleazy hair men." al there), lake the normal short cut route across the pathways and grass only to find out it has been blockad ed off by traffic cones, red tape and a large trench. The workmen kindly point you towards a diversion only ALYSSA PON • FRSH. for you to discover that this is the mud swamp- remains of grass that once was.' JOANNE ELLIOT A couple of questions: what were hen I first arrived at they doing with all those pipes and the University of why were we. the residents, not favorite: Miami. I had this idyl informed of any of this prior to it "Plenty of lic impression of a occurring? I believe we have a righl. things to (ki." Wlandscaped campus with luscious as full rent payers, to be given some Least favorite: green grass, swaying palm trees and idea of why our living area is being " Waking up a large lake at the pinnacle of it all. uplifted and destroyed. I have over for 8 a.m. For the first few weeks, this par heard many people in the area ques classes after adise was real but recently I have tioning, "what's going on'" Forget getting home noticed an onslaught of unsightly about us for a moment, what aboul at 5 a.m." trucks and back hoes on campus for our guests, they don't really get the the maintenance that is constantly best impression of UM. LEIGH MUSARRA • FRSH. needed to keep this place beautiful. Granted, if the work has to be II you don't live in the apartment done. I am sure its being undertaken area and haven't taken a wander as quickly as possible. But. even if over there every once in a while this disruption on the way lo class (probably because you've got no was a little annoying, getting woken up by back hoes working and work favorite: friends over there) then you haven't men shouting directly outside my "Beaches." noticed the excavation that has been |B^\ window was worse. Least favorite: r. M occurring in this distant corner of "People here campus Stumbling home in the middle of the night, having had a few too can't drive." Firsl of all. I thought the ground digging was enough not to lifted many and falling into a trench out general, everyday life. I presumed side my front door isn't really my that, as with much of the other fre idea of a good laugh, either, regard quent improvements, it would be on less of whal everyone else may have I small scale. However. I couldn't thought at the time! And when it rains, how about those mini mud JfVONRHOMSBJNR. have been more wrong as paths are being blocked off. the turf and grass slides, this is seeming less like UM land lifted and workmen with large and more like Woodstock! machinery appearing all over the Okay. I'm moaning again and place. This has been continuing for exaggerating a little, but whal hap ilie past tew weeks and has slowly pened to all that luscious green stutt. Favorite: been creeping closer and closer to "grass" I think Us called' Oh yeah "Gorgeous my apartment block. that gets brought in and re-laid. Icnhilcy I am sure many of you are famil Hack to nature! Least favorite: iar with this scene: 'get up late for Joanne Elliott is a sophomore "The class in the morning (nothing unusu majoring in Geography. driving."
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you aren't alone there either. get lumped together with those who lenge your own. After all. when into something you hate? No need to Nothing is new under our sun. It's actually strive for uniformity: the everyone agrees on trivial matters, answer, its all there in your vacant I ust that some people catch the rays people who succeed in avoiding dif there's no need to discuss the big stare. picture. What is the big picture' favorite: first, making it seem as if they were ferentiation. In a fight to belong, The point is that those of you out "Friendly the true trailblazers- especially they lose themselves. These people Life How can you lead your own if there dying to get away from the today when there is so much empha look for security and find it in social someone does it for you! norm are afraid of being alone .iriiKisp/iere." sis on being unique and individualis circles They compromise their val By succumbing to your Hocking Don't be. In temporary solitude, you Least favorite: "The way tic . ues, ethics and morals. tendencies, you become weak No will find glory. Don't be afraid to one in your flock will tell you about break away from the crowd It will everyone has IVECHIKA OBINABO Yet. in our quest for underground, Rarely has an exclusive organiza we have, as a whole, struck main other options Il's up to you to dis sung They were, after all, a part of jumped on tion embraced individuality. They cover them. Of course, you won't your life- the part that showed you the Marlins f you look around you can stream. What happened between like you because they want to make because it's warm and cozy in your that you could be something more bandwagon." probably find someone just like your wanting to be different and you one of them. You will be assim you They own the same shoes - becoming the manifes ilated. They will tell you group, you wouldn't leave for a day. You will find others like you who tation of lasi years what to think and how to Until this happens: are growing out of themselves You JEFF CHARY • JNfl yes. even the ones you brought "Rarely has an I cliche'' You kept your back from Germany They have the think it. In exchange. One day you will look around, can support each other with different same haircut - even though yours mouth shut. exclusive they will offer you a probably intoxicated, and see them theories, ideas and actual opinions was :i mistake Therefore, what dif We try to be different organization sense of style, parties outside yourself. It will begin to Those out there who end up being ferentiates you within a homoge and we get silent embraced and socialization with gnaw at you and your hesitation mainstream 'because someone stole neous society? Certainly not your applause for being individuality." members of the opposite towards the flock will begin to show your flame' should not despair. So unique sense ol style - a reincarna strong enough to stand sex. It will scratch at the base of your whal if you aren't the first one to tion of some strange music video alone. But. the courage Why resist' It's easier skull, like the time your mother told think of something. At least you aired on "The Box " to face conformity, to try to openly to go with the flow- just look at all you how to pick your friends thought. You are already ahead of Yet even more disheartening, is defy it. is what differentiaies us from the benefits' For instance, you have Only you didn't listen to her, and the conformists the fact lhat you could also find the pack. the privilege of being able to repress now your friends are trying to run Know this, self expression has someone with the same thoughts Unfortunately we are the victims genuine thought and emotion, forget youi life too To this I say. "don't lis become a competition Speak up, ideas and feelings They could also of our global community opinion. As a bonus, you get to ten to them." It's your life. Isn't that speak first and speak loud. have lhe same background and Everyone's linked to each other. remain stagnant, stewing in your what you told mom'.' Why do they dreams. You didn't think you. one of There are no barriers to trade of closed mindedness. deserve the respect you didn't give Ivcchikti Ohtnaho is a senior the millions, were actually unique' thought IX'spite our effons. we end You will never have the opportu- her. They didn't raise you. or did majoring in Advertising and Art As far as personal philosophy goes. up the same Occasionally, we even nity to meet new ideas, or even chal they? Have you let them mold you (i,m|iilc*.l by SARA TURNER
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