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Coral Gables, Florida Since 1927 Volume 77, Number^ WWW.HURRICANE.MIAMI.EDU Tuesday, November 2. 1999 finally... Jerry Springer THE ROCK to give media FROM DWAYNE JOHNSON TO ethics lecture THE ROCK returns 1990: Redshirt treshman Dwayne Talk show host weekdays on WT! d IV Channel 10, Johnson sits out the Aft affiliate The show is the lead- atter shoulder injury in to the Channel Id's 5 p.m. newscast 1991: Earns first visits Thursday Ihe Oprah Winfrey Show was the varsity letter atter number one rated television talk recording nine By Melissa Blankson tackles Wins show tor the week ending October 17, national title according to the Neilsen ratings 1992: Johnson suamv love altairs and tnwttflfinh Springer's show is down 37 percent records seven tackles tor the are usually associated with tht Jerry nationallv from the same ratings week Hurricanes Springer Show, but ethics! last vear, and the show dropped two 1993: 34 tackles Springer will visit the I niversitv ot percent from the previous week, two sacks 1994: Johnson has Miami campus Thursday November according to the Neilsens 27 tackles in his 4, to lecture on ethics and the media Some students offered their opin senior season Ihe event is organized bv Hurricane November 1996: ions on Springer's planned lecture. Rocky Maivia Productions and will be held 7 p.m. at "1 think Springer's topic is hypocrit makes his WWF Gusman Concert Hall. ical 1 won't go set hun speak," said debut Reaction from members ot thi freshman Christy Varela His show is February 1997: trash and when peopie watch it thev Maiva takes WWF community is mixed Intercontinental "1 don't think Springer should be glorify trash" championship from talking aboul ethks," said Dr Paul But, others said thev plan to attend. Tnpte-H November 1998: Dnscoll, department head <>t 'I would definitely go listen to The Rock beats Broadcasting and Broadcast Springer speak," said lunior Ian Mankind in lournalism in the St hool of Barton"! heard Springer speak in an Survivor Series to I have \\i iin! I don't think that his Heavyweight Title what ht h is to sav about, ledibilitv o\ show portravs who he real! February 1999 the media, I will not be attending his Admission is free I hursdav with The Rock wins Heavyweight Title led II •alidlaiic Cards but costs SIII without tor third time. Springer's show airs locally at 4 p.m. cards November 1999: The Rock is scheduled to wrestle for fourth WWF Title m Survivor Series Sleep-out planned for hunger week
Participating students pus organization dedicated to playing a more activist role in the light against will get a glimpse pOW rtv, Borell said "L'M is so apathetic about hunger of life in poverty anil poverty,' Borell -said When do vou ever see hunger and homelessness By Sarah Thompson inlhedabli " 1 here il I problem, and so main Students logether 1 nding Poverty,a students are never exposed to poverty group that works out of the \olunteer issues," she said DANIEL COLCHER / Services (enter, will sponsor Hunger Borell said she hopes the activities WELCOME BACK: WWF Superstar "The Rock" electrifies the Miami crowd Saturday and Homelessiies' Week as part ot a will foster a big enough base bv the national student campaign to promote end of this week to reach out in more .r.ciitness about po\ u*ft to the campus and community Wrestler enters family business after life as a Cane Ihe "most visual event,'' according Besides the sleep nut, other attivi to senior Kris lelton.a SI EP member, ties throughout the week include a will be • sleep-out vigil Thursday photographic display in the I'C lower By Christy Cabrera evening on the University (enter I ounge and a tanned lood drive with sports tdflOf .iditlcrent routt he once played tor Dwayne lohnson was a member ot .Miami's The decision to lump trom the football held PKio Participants will sleep in card locations set up in the l'(, th. |im Kellv Warren Sapp Michael Irvin last national championship team. Tor two veais to the wrestling ring wasnt I difficult one tor board boxes or sleeping bags, organi/ Science Building and residence halls. l>wayne lohnson Vinnv (estaverde. Russell he plaved behind All AUK i k an Warren Sapp In lohnson I'rntesMona! wit •.thug has been the ers said Students on meal plans Ml donah Maryland. his career he recorded rstatklcsand 4 2SM(£l family business since his grandfather, High Ihe sleep nut will be nationwide their evening meal fnday to the Whkh n.uiii doesn't belong' Those mav not be' numbers that uinh NM Chief Peter Mm ia, became one ot the first pro Senior SomaBorell.SI EP chair, said homeless,organizes saul A number of Hurricane toothjll plavers have si onls attention, but lohnson has become one U ssioiial Samoan wrestlers the national campaign usually takes STIP would receive a percentage of •KM 10 the celebntv world, and that number ol the most recognizable faces m the nation. lohnsons father, "Rockv is I lornier World n the second week ol November, the value of each meal, m the lm in of a keeps growing. But not as a lootball p| Wrestling federation lag leain t hampion and but due to scheduling conflicts with check Irom Chaityvelk who will then But the Midi is in knowing where these He did it as | prolessional wrestler his uncle, (imrnv Super Ih Snuka was vet Homecoming, the group moved their turn over the monev to a chanty tamou.s MMM head off lo atter their days ol Now he's known quite simpb m I lie Rod," another wrestling intlueiiu in lohnsons hie events to this wet k Borell said I hartwclls donated the Hum*.am. lootball mme lo an end and he returned to the Orange Bowl Saturday to I he number one goal of Hunger M,d sum last vear to A kid's Place Students Mam head to the STI but onechoK intake meet some ot his laus and introduce tin team See ROCK • Page 6 Homelessness Week il to tmrnm aware CM sign up in their dining halls, it ness among students about the issue thev wish to participate in the pro and to let them know theie is a cam gram
•Acclaimed rooms at 7 p m Pitts column • Marlins' legal 12 30 pm ESLS welcomes • Sorority holds betore 5 pm today The soror • New members for their devotion to a higher deals with family and social students outside the law ity will also announce their education and their outstanding columnist to speak issues and is syndicated m director to lecture school community who might cancer drive recolonization initiation on to be inducted pertormance at the UntvenHy. The Woodson Williams Marshall over 150 papers nationwide The University of Miami Law be interested in careers in Tn Detta is sponsoring a Video Saturday November 6, at the Both new and old members are Arthur Teitelbaum Southern Association invites all stu Attendees should RSVP by School's Entertainment & sports or sports law to attend Cassette Drive for the Winn Biltmore Hotel For more infor welcomed to attend Golden Key Area director of the Anti- dents and faculty to join them Monday. November 8 For Sports Law Society has invit For more information, contact Dixie Hope Lodge Cancer matron, contact Missy Vteno at National Honor Societys Detamanon League, will be the for a motivational presentation more information contact Lisa ed Ms Luanda Treat, director Jake Taylor at JT4687©stu- patients Donations and videos 305-689-6518 Induction Ceremony on guest speaker of the ceremony by Miami Herald Columnist Lee at lleedmiami edu or call of Legal Affairs for the Florida dents law miami.edu can be dropped off at the Rock Tuesday November 9 on the Elections for officers will be held Leonard Pitts Jr on Thursday 305-284-1763 Marlins, to come speak to stu today, November 2 Videos may University Center Patio at 7 p m two weeks after Induction For November 11 in the Mahoney dents on Friday, November 5, also be dropped off at the Two faculty members will be more information call Hilary Residential College class in Law School room 108 at Cashier in the Ashe Building inducted as honorary members Zaiman at 305-667-4531 TuMMday. Nowmbsr g, 1Q»g NEWS The Miami HIIITII iine <
S r Banquet Juttict Club: There will be a judicial lecture series today, Nov 2, in UC room 241 at 6:30 p.m. The Honorary Alex Ferrer ends and the Honorary Thomas Peterson will speak For more information, call 305-284-3082 Hispanic University of Miami Filmmakers Association: Students must turn in submissions for the Canes Month Film Festival by today. Nov. 2, in the Memorial Building Motion Pictures Office For more infor Banquet doubles as mation, call 305-689-2481 scholarship fund-raiser
PuMfc Relation* Student Society By Fawad M. SkMiqui ot America: Nancy Olson. Florida humcane Statt DM Marlins' executive director for the Hispanic Heritage Month conclud Marlins Foundation, will be dis ed Friday night with a Hispanic cussing Sports Public Relations Banquet and Dance at Gables on Wednesday, Nov. 3, in Eaton Banquet Hall which drew about 70 room 148 at 5 p.m For more people, said Steve Clark, director of Multicultural Student Affairs. information, call 305-262-8239 "This was a perfect way of wrap ping up," said Clark Inquiry: Entries for Hurricane The banquet was the first ever held Undergraduate Research Day for Hispanic Heritage Month and also RUSSELL WOJTUSIAK / ine Stat* should be turned in no later than served as a fund raiser for the ANO THEY'RE OFF: Participants begin the 3 2-mile race at Friday night's Pumpkin Pursuit, an annual event on Halloween Wednesday, Nov 3, to the Hispanic Lndowed Scholarship weekend sponsored by the Department of Wellness and Recreation. Honors Program Office, Building Fund. All other funds raised during the month also went to the fund, said 21-Y by 4:30 p.m. For more organizers. information, call 305-689-3650. Clark said the banquet would defi nitely be repeated in upcoming years. Kappa Kappa Gamma: The soror Entitled "Celebrating the Union of ity is hosting a charity dinner Our Culture," Hispanic Heritage called "Kappasta." on Month 19*>9 was a month long series Wednesday, Nov 3, on the UC of educational, social support and Patio from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. entertainment events, fourteen Proceeds will go to the Love Jen planned in total Fund. For more information, call "It has been very successful, over all, though, we would like to see more 305-284-4379 student, faculty and staff involve ment," said Clark. "The programs Psi CM: Students involved can have been good. Students work very attend a meeting on Thursday, hard on the events and there can Nov. 4, in Eaton room 148 at 7 always be more |turnout)." p.m For more information, call "We've had a consistent turnout 305-707-0466 overall," added Darlene Rodriguez, MSA assistant director. RUSSELL WOJTUSIAK / "We've had about 30 people at each Studant Government' SG will be SHAKE HANDS: Good sportsmanship was demonstrated i event, on average," she said, adding holding a discussion on and some participants wore costumes that this showed continued growth Wednesday, Nov 10, at the UC from previous years. Patio from noon to 2 p.m. in Grisel \aide/, advisor to the Latin order to contact students about American Student Association, one pertinent issues For more infor of the groups that participated, said mation, call 305-284-3082 Hispjnic Heritage Month has grown PUMPKIN steadily since its inception. AE0, AMSA, MAPSA & Micro Club: "I think every year the organiza All pre-health students are invit tion ot the event and participation ed to sign-up for Wacky gets better, she said. This year there had been more participation from a PURSUIT Olympics 1999 to be held on wider range of students that are not Saturday, Nov 20, on the RUSSELL WOJTUSIAK / necessarily Hispanic. It's seen as a Intramural Field from 10 a.m. to Annual 5K Run & Walk held Friday HALLOWEEN ON WHEELS: Tracy Ryerson rides onto the learning experience." 4 p.m for more information, call Intramural Field in costume and on a bicycle 305-284-6422
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INROADS The Miami lliirrii'iim1 November 2, 1999 £ > MIAMI 28 WEST VIRGINIA 20 Kelly rebounds from weak first half By Aaron Staenberg Atsta n Spots Ecftor Butch Davis' decision to start quar terback Kenny Kelly came at game time. Kelly, who sprained his left ankle during last week's win at Boston NEXTUP College, did not practice all week, with Who: Pittsburgh true freshman Ken Dorsey getting in University all the work with the first team. Where: Pitt Stadium He moved well Thursday and we telt Whan: November it would be better for him to start rather 6. noon than come off the bench," said Davis On TV: ESPN (regional) after the game. "It's not that we didn't On Radio. have confidence in Ken Dorsey, we just Hurricane Radio network (WQAM felt Kenny was phvsnallv able." 560 AM). Student Kellv finished the game completing Radio (WVUM 90 5 21 of 34 passes for 268 yards, one inter FM), in Spanish (WACC 830 AM) ceplion and two touchdowns, although in the first half he completed only 9 of INSIDE 1" passes tor 76 vards. Game Stats "(Not practicing all week| hurt me in Score by score the first half because I didn't fed sharp," summary of game said Kelly. "My ankle was fine, but there Top 25: me Hurricane staff NH a little pain." picks the best of Due in college football part to Kelly's DANIEL COLCMER / -iurricarv ineffective FAB FRESHMAN: Cfnton Portis gained 96 of Ns 104 yards in the game's final 17 minutes and scored ness, the GAME two touchdowns to secure Miami's win It was he second 100-yard game on the season. Hurricanes NOTEBOOK were shut out in the first half in the Orange Bowl for the first time since a 38-3 loss to Ftarida State on September 22.1984 Running back James lackson did I not start, allowing freshman Clinton Portis to start of the second time in his voung college career. at thescar Orange Bowl became impa on kellvS lersev, Kelley cut to the Portis took advantage of the oppor Canes come back from a 13-point half- tient with the (anes and started to inside, freeing him from Lake's grip, tunity, rushing 17 times tor 104 yards boo Kellv and the offense atter every and threw a cross-field pass to | and one touchdown, while catching one botched plav wide-open Clinton Portis for a 9-yard pass tor nine vards and another touch time deficit for second conference win. "I'm disappointed that some of the touchdown and a 21 -20 Miami lead down. The touchdown catch he had put tans didn! believe in Kenny," Davis "1 thought about taking the sack or Miami up for good, 21 -20. Portis' rush By Michael Cocbo but ihe defense, U! I • li tensive track turnover after turnover I'm very said throwing tbe ball awav" Kellv said ing touchdown was the icing on the Mike Rumph, kept ihe game [Toud ot those eaamm todav" 'Ihey had every good reason to," "But I then I fought a little bit, and cake for the Hurricanes, as it came with After giving Hurricane tans a good Rumph had two int< 11 ptiom on the Although West Virginia quarter Kellv added "Since I hadnt practiced turned around and saw Portis" less than two minutes left in the game scare in the first half, Miami battled dav back Marc Bulger threw for 346 all week, the llow of the game was Portis would later put the finishing Ihe rushing touchdown was a one- back to give tans quite a treat on "The stor\ ot the dav wasn't how vaids, the Hurricane defense CU kind of difteient at first" touches on West Virginia with a 41- vard run, set up bv a 41 -yard run Portis Saturday, the day before Halloween, our offense once again came back in five turnovers, four interceptions and Trailing 1 \-Q at halftime, the yard run down to the Mountaineer I had on the previous plav with a 28-20 victory over West the second halt, it tn out detense,'' one tumble, atter consistently hitting Hurricanes made some maior vard line. On the next plav Portis "1 lumped behind a tackle bkick and Virginia at the Orange Bowl said Miami head co kh Hutch Pans hard all game adjustments and cam: out strong in dove over the defensive line to punch stumbled When I regained my balance lor the second week in a row, the (hir detense prevented us from They held the West Virginia run the second halt the ball in, giving the Hurricanes a I saw that I was in the open field," said Canes were shut out in the first halt, being blown out. Ihev created ning game, which averaged 144 yards "We knew we weren't out ot the 21 2d lead with 1:49 remaining Portis describing his spectacular 41- per game betore Saturdav, to iust H game," tight end Bubba franks said As a true freshman, Portis had vard run."I ran tor the sideline and saw vards "Ihe coaches stressed that the another big dav lor Miami earning that a defender was on mv tail. I reached REPORT CARD With the (anes down 70, let! offend would have to pressure them the ball 17 times tor 104 yards with out tor the goal line but 1 stepped out at Popovich recovered a West Virginia more in the second hall" his two touchdowns the one" Miami 28, W. Virginia 20 fumble on the Hurricane I vard line On the first drive ot the half, lames 1 he ( anes have now won two in a and on the next West Virginia drive, lackson ran in tor a I "vard touch row (4-3 overall) and are 2-0 in the For the second straight game, the Portis, replacing Forced crucial Mike Rumph picked ott a Bulger pass down alter Kellv hail completed Big last ( .(inference, with the onlv Hurricanes overcame a tirst half deficit O Jackson, stepped D turnovers when on the Canes 3 vard line vard pass to Reggie Wavne. other undefeated team in the confer and were able to come back and win the tensae up with two late needed. "Those guys bailed me out," said West Virginia came right back and ence being Virginia lech. A Big I ast game Last week at Boston College, B~ scores in the win. B Miami quarterback kennv Kellv drove NO vards in 8 plavs to score on title would mean a trip to the Orange Miami outscored the Eagles 31 -7 in the I he (anes offense struggled in the an Avon I ohourne ."-vard 11' run. Bowl. second half to win 31-28. Saturday at Kelly turned in the Bulger had way first halt, as the Mountaineer After Kellv was picked ofl in the \tter the I si game we knew we the Orange Bowl against West Virginia, biggest play on too much time in detense held them lo onlv 11-» total third quarter tor Miami I onlv would have a fresh start." franks Miami outscored the Mountaineers 28- offense with a 9- Mn the pocket. cards and forced the ( anes to punt turnover, the detense < MM up strong said Because we were starting the 7 in the second halt to win 28-20 <*? yard TD pass in the C- six times and Rumph picked oft a Bulger pass Big last schedule and everyhodv's s< metimes vou tall into a trap," said 4th quarter "This team creates a little bit ol a lor the second time, this time at the record was 0-0, we put everything Davis 'When you have big-play people Morgan and trap." Davis said. "When vou have Miami 4ward line. else behind us and all we can do is go vmi alwavs know you can come back ufmuM, ummut Injured Jackson Bjt ' big play people, sometimes you're During the next drive. Kellv con torward and try to win everv game because there is alwavs someone to bail for 4 tackles—not w% Ep racked up 72 not careful and sit around and sav neded with franks three times | and the Big fast championship" you out D+ yards in limited B+ great, hut they got I•vervthing'sgomgtobeOK because vards, the final catch being an eight- for the Hurricanes, the Big f M In each ot the last two games, Miami action. the iob done there is alwavs someone to bail vou vard touchdown reception that Kheduk onlv gets tougher with has rushed for over I3S vards in the pulled the ( anes to within 20-14. games against such opponents as second halt, while allowing 60 rushing ... mamaM. Franks showed his 4} Corners read out" Pittsburgh, Virginia lech and \g\f H| worth with five TT Bulger well Kelly, who was a game time Betore that drive Kellv hadn't con- vards or kss and onlv allowing one Sviacuse A_ receptions and a enough for 4 INTs. sion because ot an ankle injurs, iin led with I ranks the entire game touchdown. " TD. struggled early on going iust s> ot I "lou can't get trustrated. 1 knew • can't tall behind 2H 0 to these "In the first half we were sitting back Crosland missed tor 76 yards in the first halt the time would come, hanks said. teams We're tired ot living on the and waiting tor a play to happen," said practicing all week hurt me You iusi go out and keep playing, edge," Kellv said "We cant play like linehacket Nate Webster explaining Gave Portis room *eami| a ,ie,(1 qoal and O in the first halt because I didn't ted playing, and plaving and siav coiisis- this anvninre the difference between the first and sec n -fCapsh.iw shanked sharp," Kelly said "My knee hurt a lit tent and vour tune will come." We have to si ore more in the first ond half defenses. "In the second halt some punts some passes. tie bit as well, so it was like trying to Miami would take the lead early in halt. I ranks said. "It's stressing the we CMM out with a more aggressive overcome two miuries the tourth quarter With Mountaineer other guvs out and it's stressing me attitude." Compil*>d by th« Sports Ocpartmant As Miamfs offense struggled, tans deiensive end Aniwan lake's hands out." • Florida 30 to the Gators for so many years • Purdue 33 touchdowns and gained 51 • Boston College 24 Syracuse, humiliated 62-0 by • Florida State 35 quarter Saturday night as the before he became coach ""he yards on seven rushes Brees No 3 Virginia Tech two weeks Seminoles rallied for an easy Georgia 14 \mUMmu shut out Georgia m the Minnesota 28 8-yard TD toss to Randall Syracuse 23 ago got iust three fields goals Virginia 10 35-10 victory at Virginia Gator coach Steve Spurrier second half and the offense Not only was the air attack Lane with 5 22 left made it it *as the first victory by hy Nate Trout and one touch Another slow start for top- Virginia led 10-7 at halftime, o5 earned his 100th victory in the grinded out a victory, winning working for Purdue, but the 33-21 after Minnesota s Boston College in five games down on four drives The loss ranked Florida State, another losing quarterback Dan Ellis most fitting way imaginable despite not gaining a single Boilermakers ground game Thomas Hamner broke loose against Syracuse, which lost sent the Orangemen even come-trom-behind victory when he was hit hard on con Urn Saturday Not only did the 30 passing yard in the was equally effective tor a 60-yard TD. pulling the its second It also guaranteed deeper into the doldrums but Chris Weinke shook off three secutive plays at the end ol t 14 win come against Georgia, half Florida s DarreH Jackson Heisman candidate and Gophers within five Hamner the Eagles a winning season at least Temple and Rutgers first-half interceptions with the first half the team he loves to heat most, caught six passes for 141 Purdue quarterback Drew finished with 166 yards on 20 for the first time since 1994 remain on the schedule three touchdown passes, o but it came in the same man- yards, his sixth straight 100- Brees completed 28 of 41 'usrit-s and the sixth victory made including the go-ahead throw rtei the Bulldogs used to stick it yard receiving game panes for 283 yards and two them eligible for a bowl to Marvin Minnis m the third CO I 1 1 6 Tu«•day , November St. 1QQ» SPORTS Tht Ilium. llurririini ua vs. jviu Former Cane G ats SCORING SUMMARY now a WWF star WVU 7 6 7 0 -20 UM 0 0 14 14 -28 From ROCK • Page 1 FIRST QUARTER But the youngest member of the wrestling family is WVU: M. Bulger 43-yard quick to point out that the decision to become a pro TD pass to J. Porter fessional wrestler was simply his own. (J. Taylor kick) Drive is 56 "I grew up in the business, but I wasn't pushed into yards, 2 plays. il Iveryom here [in Miami] knew I was m it," WVU 7, MIAMI O Johnson said. "But the passion to do this came from me." SECOND QUARTER As a teenager, lohnson trained with his father, but WVU: J Taylor 33-yard in his junior year of high school, he opted to join his high school football team in Bethlehem, Pa. field goal. Drive is 50 And while football and wrestling arc two very dif yards. 13 plays. ferent things, Johnson said his first football game ami WVU 10. MIAMI O his first wrestling match felt almost one and the same. WVU: J. Taylor 33-yard "The anticipation was there. The adrenaline was field goal. Drive is 64 there," Johnson said."In wrestling,you can iust apprc yards, 13 plays ciate the theatricalit- WVU 13, MIAMI O After USA Today named him one ot the top eight high school players in Pennsylvania, Johnson became THIRD QUARTER one of the most highly recruited prospects in the MIAMI: J. Jackson 17- nation. He chose to come to UM and was redshirted yard TD run (A. Crosland his freshman year after suffering a shoulder injury. kick). Drive is 44 yards, 2 In l->-M, Johnson was a member ot the national plays. championship team and earned his first vanity letter after recording nine tackles inducing three solo WVU 13, MIAMI 7 stops In his junior season (1993), lohnson recorded 34 WVU: A. Cobourne 5-yard tackles and two sacks He had his lirst start that sea TD run (J. Taylor kick). son in a game against Georgia Southern. The win ovei Drive is 80 yards, 8 plays. the Golden Eagles was UM's NCAA record-sett ing WVU 20, MIAMI 7 58th consecutive home win at the Orange Bowl. Johnson's time as a Hurricane came during some of MIAMI: K Kelly 8-yard TD the program's most stoned days and he has several pass to B. Franks (A. memories ot his time as a Miami football player. Crosland kick). Drive is 52 "Number one was sacking Charlie Ward, who went yards. 6 plays. on to win the Heisman that year," Johnson said "And WVU 20, MIAMI 14 the second was winning a national title" That sack came in Iff] and would be Miami's only FOURTH QUARTER sack on Ward. And though he did not go on to the world of prott i MIAMI: K. Kelly 9-yard sional toothali, Johnson savs that he learned some TD pass to C. Portis (A. things as a Hurru ane lootball player that are benefit Crosland kick). Drive is 80 ing him now as a protessmnal wrestler. yards, 8 plays. "The work ethic is something thev teach here. Hoc WVU 20, MIAMI 21 everyone is committed to one goal and that's winning a national title," Johnson said "What we do as MIAMI: C. Portis 1-yard wrestlers is drama, but it's a very phvsiial soap opera DANIEL TD run (A Crosland kick). and we need the same work ethic" I COICHCR / Driye is 80 yards. 6 plays. In his return to the Orange Bowl, Johnson spent an Hurricane WVU 20, MIAMI 26 hour and a half signing autographs, but he said the main focus ot the dav was not his appearanie HAT TRICK: "It's great to see evcrvone again and it's great to be Miami WVU Lisa back in the Orange Bowl. It brings back a lot ot mem Rr"~t ctown-tcrtMt 21 23 ories," Johnson said. "But this is the Canes' day and I Total Na-rt Yards 446 434 Gomez want them to have the spotlight" Total offensive plays 70 78 had three Avg gain par play 6 4 56 goals and Eventually, the (anes did have the spotlight as thev Nat yarda ruartiriQ 180 88 r two assists came back Irom a 13-0 halftime deficit to defeat Wert Rustling plays 36 29 in Miami's Virginia, 28 :t) 268 346 7-0 win But that didn't mean Johnson's visit went ignored attempt'" 1 34 49 1 i Over five hundred lans showed up tor Johnson ! pre- i completed 21 32 over Boise Had Inter uepted . . 1 . . , 4 State on game autograph schedule,including the West Virginia Total r-etum yarda 70 Saturday Mountaineer cheerleaders Punt retura-yardB 2-24 0-0 For lohnson, the opportunity to meet some ot his Kickoff returns-yards 3-43 3-59 lans became vet another Orange Bowl memory. Int. returns-yards 4-8 . .1-11 "The passion of the tans has a lot of depth with a Sacks by 0 0 Yards tost 0 0 character like The Rock," lohnson said "It's instant gratification." Panamas yards 10-83 7-43 Time el 29 55 30:05 Canes end season WVU 20 MIAMI 28 on high note TH^URRflh NE'S Miami travels to enth goal ot the season and her against Florida Atlantic Universitv third game winning goal iiome/'s earlier this season Notre Dame for assist was her team high ninth on MacKenzie headed in L'M's sixth 1 Penn State the season goal in the S7th minute off a 2 Florida State first Big East (iiinuv notched her first goal til Williams' cross pass in front ot the 3 Virginia Tech the atternoon when she took an Boise Slate keeper. Tournament game Alexis Mi Kensk pass trom the right Wathne, Miami's lone senior, A Tennessee side and shot the ball past a diving made her last appearance at (.obb 5 Florida By Christy Cabrera Curtice IO the lower lett side ot the Stadium memorable when she 6 Kansas State net. scored the (anes' final goal in the 7 Georgia Tech After an emotional battle with (i(ime/s second assist came on 64th minute Honda International Universitv Miami's third goal ot the game, a "It was exciting to come out and 8 Mississippi St. earlier in the week and a tough shot hv Sharon Williams which was play todav.' said Wathne after the 9 Nebraska game against Notre Dame today iust nut of ( urtke's reach win."I've had good vears here." staring them in the face, the Miami goalkeeper Kli/abeth Ihe Hurricanes recorded their tenth 10 Wisconsin CHAMP: Defensive tackle Dwayne "The I'niv- isii% ot Miami women's MM Swinson was untested in the tirst shutout in 12 victories and are now 11 Texas Rock" Johnson was a member of Miami's cer Could have viewed their game half as Miami outshot Boise state 7- preparing to make their first appear 1991 national champion team 12 Marshall Sunday against Boise State 0. Hurricane backup goalkeeper MM in the Big fast lournament 13 Alabama Universitv as a formality Rachel I Isbv plaved the second half Iheir hist opponent is Notie Dame, 14 BYU Instead, the (anes opted to give and preserved Miami's tenth shutout who Miami lost to, 7 I, two week sago. 15 Michigan the Broin os a 7 0 drubbing to finish with live saves "We had a good game today and the regular season on a high note In the scumd halt, dome/ scored we scored a lot ot goals, but every 16 Georgia betore making their first appearance Miami's tourth and filth goals dur game is a new chance and we have to in the Big I ast Tournament. HUNGRY? 17 Purdue mg a three-minute span for the hat torget the last time we played them," 18 East Carolina "There's a lot we can build on trick (MIIIUV'S second goal lame in Wathne said at the fighting Irish The Hurricane pays it's writers 19 Michigan State from this game." said Miami head the 51 st minute off an assist bv "Everyone's got a chance now" (and we are looking for more). uiach |im Blankenship "Vve played senioi Nina Wathne and her third The Hurricanes will be without Anyway, here's the process: 20 Texas A&M with a lot nt confidence todav" came off a pass bv lordan Sims defender SOX Hernandez tor the 21 Miami (FL) freshman I isa Gomel was a "l isa had a wonderful game," said tournament Hernandez suffered a •You write 22 Ohio State human highlight reel tor the Blankenship "She was j difference knee injury in Sunday's game. •We pay 23 Arkansas Hurricane ollensc, storing three and she got in there so many times It's going to be tough without •You can go out and buy lunch goals and soliciting two assists She really responded playing up her," Blankenship said "We're shor' 24 Mississippi the game was dci ided in the fifth front." on that position We're 12 7 and it's 25 Boston College minute when Deidre Bass headed in Gomel is onlv the seiond player in been an ama/ing season We've had (and ma and pa wM be so proud) a dome/ kiik past Boise Slate goal Miami historv to earn a hal trick four knee iniunes, two broken amis keeper leanne Curtice lor her sev and so many bumps and bruis. VWnj camt>*d ty r* Scons The first was Jennifer Stnchei Appbcations are available in UC 221 llic Miami llurriw November 2, 1998 Kmnthh Normally this column has been reserved for poking fun at celebrities. I have tried to make light of subiects 1 felt were matters that should not be taken so seriously. Celebrities are constantly under the spotlight of media attention and when they make a blunder it is bigger than life. It would have been nice to keep this column in that same style. I could have written about Matthew McConaughey getting arrested for mariiuana posses sion. The divorce of Michael lackson and Debbie Rowe was another sitting duck. Unfortunately, tragedy hit last week Professional golfer Payne Stewart died in a plane accident. Payne Stewart, winner of last year's U.S. OpeYi and a member ol the winning U.S. Ryder Cup team, was a golfer who touched the lives of the people who knew him, compet ed against him and watched hun Known for his eccen tric golf attire, Scottish knickers, Stewart brightened people's lives with his smile and goodwill. His loss is a deep one for those whose lives he touched. Stewart, though, is anot her in a long 11 ne of celebrities who have died in plane crashes. And more specifically, private jet crashes, lust this summer, John F. Kennedy died while piloting his own plane I have questioned these two inc idents to no end, with. one thought in mind: Why private lets? What is the cor relation between major celebrities and private plane crashes? Obviously, celebrities have the financial capabilities to afford private lets so when one noes down it is more likely that they will be in one. |oe Schmoe, the meat packer from last Philly, most likely yvon't die in a pri vate jet couch. But the problem is that these ids tetm to go down an » awful lot. More so then commercial planes, at least. Every week it seems as if another I eariet has crashed into a barn in iiennessee I have to believe that private planes are monitored by the IAA just as commerc lal planes are. If they are in the air then they are just as much a danger as a Delta. WAITING FOR A STAR TO FALL: Darwin's Watting Room is one of the several local bands capitaliz The FAA has strict regulations regarding plane trav ing on the exploding music scene in South Florida, already erupting with diverse bands el. They monitor safety precautions like X-Ray machines. Thev make sure the plane is tit to fly. But it »< mis as it they are a lot less stringent with smaller pri •* vate planes The theory about Stewarts death is that a door seal "You can't put a name on it m • popped open and depressuri~ed the cabin, killing everyone in the plane This seems like a problem that By Monica Fernandez could have been avoided had the plane been checked thev plav oft the iunk that has cluttered properly. modem radio and hit vou with their strik But let me make the assumption that Stewart's plane Darwin's Waiting Room is one o\ several ing sound. MM iust as lit to fly as a Delta taking people home for local bands that is capitalizing on the The band consists of frontmen Mike and Christmas. exploding musk tCtM in South Florida l.iavbe, guitarist Dan, bassist Alex and These small planes iust seem to be inherently less Ihe scene is erupting with diverse bands, drummer |oe The entire band participates sate than a big commercial plane Ihev are more likely vet Darwin's Waiting Room's unique blend in the songwriting and feels free to give to be buffetted around by turbulence during flight and, of iust about everv type of music distin their input in the music so as to weirk more importantly, thosi piloting the plane may be less guishes them trom the rest together to reach their desired musical goal qualified than commercial pilots Vou can't put a name on it..." is probably of how thev want to sound. This was the major problem with the John F. Kennedy the onlv wav thev can describe their musi Yet it hasn't been all musical bliss tor |r. tragedy. Simply, he was not qualified to tlv the plane. cal Ityk, unless vou want to sit down and Darwin's Waiting Room In tact, the only Ves, he had a license to tlv. but he was not qualified to fly get an earful it vou ask them to trv their original member of the group, which start using instruments. When he lost sight lines, the plane best I hev blend elements ot (gel readv) hip ed back in l-NS, is front man Mike. They've went down. Frankly, if I had my wife and her sister on hop, hardcore, funk, hard groove, iiingle and been through a carousel ot musicians board, I would make sure that I was completely confi manv more. Fhis unique combination sub including three other guitarists This cur dent in my flying abilities. sequently leads to a mind blowing arrange rent lineup was completed with Dan, who Ihis has io stop We cannot continue to lose some of ON THEIR WAY: Darwin's Waiting Room is on their way ment ot sounds that will take vou a while to mined iust a few months ago, and that's our most beloved national icons. as an up-and-coming South Florida act register iust what you're hearing because when it all came together and they perfect I understand these celebrities have extremely busy you haven't heard anything like it betore ed what has become the band whose name lives and the financial means tn tb on expensive private logether with their distinctive ,ound, has been buzzing around the local musu planes. I understand that there are inherent risks in all thev have a stage show and set list that is scene as the "got to see' band types of flying. Man doesn't have wings and quite pos surelv unrivaled b\ inv other band out The band is heading into the studio to sibly there is a reason for that distinguished there Ihev could have vou completely record non stop through the beginning of But 1 would much rather that celebrities—and every enthralled in a hardcore-driven number I ar. and they have no intention to take body else for that matter—tlv in monitored, extremely and then out of nowhere the music will stop ,i break for a while When asked where they sale commercial planes rather than these risky smaller and vou'll he.II i wlvetv cone start to croon. saw themselves in the next five years, the ones Ihev call me mellow vellow "as vou laugh unanimous answer was thev nol onlv would Who can we lose next' How many more memorial from the rest hysterically and turn to vour concert com made it" but they'd be a household services can we blame on private planes' panion and ask in disbelief, "What iust hap name, and touring extensively Nope, there's A final note to celebrities save monev and tlv coach pened'" and in I Hash, thev re back to the no stopping like the rest of us. Chances are you will live a lot longer hardcore betore the audience even gets a Irv to catch one of Darwin's Waiting But if you must tlv on 11 earjet, then spend the money chance to comment Room's shows betore they head out into the to make sure that it is up to safety standards I hev have something tor everyone, < big time lo learn more about the band or Celebrities, remember this equation if you're a celebri hardcore version of"! ivin la Vida I m.a" that find out when their next show is, go to their ty and you fly in a l.eartet then you will die. It's that sim will leave vou doubled over in laughter as Website at wwwdarwinswaitingroom.com. ple. And it's not thai hard to understand. • Darkness • The Core • 19th Century Alien • Little Nicky i Mission to Mars • Sixth Sense 2 • Muhammad Ali • TheHltcher2 -u* Chris Lee Productions has End ot Days director Peter Columbia Pictures has Patricia Arquette has |Oined Disney s Mars protect appear* Sotth Sense drectx M Night Sony s Muhammad All picture Fans of the first Mftyw him will JC acquired the rights to the Hyams may jump on board the snagged the rights to an as of the all-star cast of Little Nicky to be the fust out of the gate Shyamatan ctoujssed Mure pos may be stuck in development be happy to hear that star smJf* Image Comics publication of sci-fi adventure The Core The yet unnamed pitch by Stephen the upcoming Adam Sanolei between the many protects in tmmmm tor a sequel FM off. It hell, but ABCs television Rutoer Hauer has brought back JJJ Darkness Hong Kong action Core deals with a group of sci Cornwell The idea is about an film Along with Sandler and production The production wouldn't be caled Ihe Set** movie is moving along director Bob Harmon to take +•* directoi Andrew Lau will han- entists who must lourney to alien who comes out of hiber Arquette Haivey Keitel moved finished 15 days ahead Serm, but would den w*i s-mte Terrene? Howard is set to star the reigns of the sequel O die the directing duties for the the center of the Earth to stop nation during the 13th centu tc NY to begin filming yester Mission to Mars will be com subject metier as tie first one as the The Greatest David Production is set to start in the CU film He is now collaborating a world disaster The writers ry. Columbia Pictures is hop day No word yet on how many peting with Warner Bros pic Ado. Shyamalan was ntngued Remmck is writing the script summer of 2000 Producers {/} on the script with an as of yet obviously made this idea com ing this will be an event" pic SNLers will make an appear ture and in upcoming James about tw idaa of what would hap and will direct the film, as aren't sure yet as to wften tie unnamed screenwriter pletely up ture Think of a title first ance Cameron 'MAX picture pen to Cole as he grew up Hedbe well straight to-video release wHI a tatty adult and not a freaky kid be Nowmbar a, 1»8» ACCENT The Miami Hurricane This is the first in a series of Best of the Century top ten lists compiled by the Accent Staff of The Hurricane. This installment is the Top Ten Literary MUSIC REVIEWS Figures, shown below in no particular order. The list represents only the opinion of the Accent Staff. Mane Temple Pilots • No 4 The greatest of writers, Ernest Nf clajc "Papa" Hemingway, once ,i tub ^PRIMUS (ft reporter for the Kansas ( in si.ir. Drugs can kill some rock st.irs loined the Red Cross to volunteer as careers. an ambulance driver in World War I, J romanced a nurse in Milan, Italy, ran But Stone lemple Pilots frontman with the hulls in Pamplona. Spain * Scott Weiland must not have figured 1 out that drugs have killed his, too and somewhere in it all MM I In three years since STP's last o hurt-well to Arms, For Whom the Bell 1 album, during which time the other Tolls, and The Old Man and the Sea three members recorded with Retiring to Key West, he met his mm another singer under the name lalk untimely death from self inflicted • 'l Show and Weiland released a solo gun shot wounds at 61 Won the - record, most people had written the NoM ttm* fat literature. The Queen ot Obieitivism, Ayn Rand, came to •s. '""^""""'.^JM band ott After all, lately all you hear about 9HHMB| financial and international success with Ih, Antlpop STP is Weiland's run ins with the Dream Theater • Scenes Irom a Memory mw^^^LU lountamhead, the storv ol Howard Rourk and his «1>« an.— law. SS.Q'5 tmmmm W/mm^'m struggles as an architect in the face of a successful mo u am d Well, they're back and the results mW mmmU 8 ' - newspaper columnist. Her themes ol the With the new release Antipop, are disappointing. In an ode to excess, '90s prog-rockers strength of the individual, the tug-of-war between Primus setves up some MN trade - I here's no way to hide the fact Dream Theater offer up Seenes twm a good and evil,and the threat of fascism combined to give the book its maik bouiicv bass and drum lines that substahce abuse has screwed Memory, a confusing but ambitious con enduring influence. The Russian-born American writer and philoso with wh.ickv lyrics. up Weiland's once-potent singing cept album better suited for a time when pher went on to score with Atlas Shrugged, Anthem and We the living, As I is < lavpool sings on the title- voice. 13 and King Crimson dominated the setting up her philosophv of obiectivism track, "I'll run against the grain till The songs on the new release, So earth the dav I drop," it's evident the band 4, range from mediocre ("Down," s Although it follows in the grand tradi has no shame in flouting current "Pruno") to absolutelv atrocious ("I tn ni of The Who's Tommy. Pink 1-lovd's ( nd absurdist Franz Kafka n Ml trends in music. (.otYou,""MC5 ). The Wall and Queensryche's Operation: was a relatively unknown author (lavpool. who is also the vocalist, So. 4 is a little too punk. There's Mmdcrinie on plot alone, .Scene* could during his lifetime, despite his has already laid claim to the MVP no hit single in the waiting, which is 1? never reach that level of acclaim. great impact on the lilerarv world b.iss plaver award in most people's a shame because STP has put out 333*. I )ream Theater spins a tale of past-life He published relatively few of his minds, and with Antipop, he doesn't some ol the best rock radio singles regression and a 1920s murder-suicide writings, and those were published i be running out of ideas ofthe Ws. lo complicate things turther, the whole in very limited runs or in small lit (iiiitanst I arry lalonde and On a tew occasions, a ray ot hope album is a sequel to "Metropolis Part erary journals His stories diunimcr Brain round out Primus, emerges with the next song's intro, 1," a popular track off their 1992 break Metamorphosis and The Trial made the modern dav version ot a power only to be quashed when Weiland through Images and Words. him internationally famous as a trio Ihe band sounds tight as always, opens his mouth Anything close to The plot has no conclusive ending, writer of visionary and imaginative which is difficult considering the becoming a good song is ruined by much like the "What the heck?" finaleo f mmM fiction after his death. inherent wcirdness of its music and the vocals The Blair Witch Protect. Even the most ott tin wall rhythms. The album engineers try real hard attentive listener may be left hanging at Highlights include the explosive to cover up Weiland's weakness bv the end "drcet the S.iired (ow"and the psi burving tht vocals in the mix and Still, it's a worthy effort. It takes brains Beloved Californian novelist |ohn Steinbeck won ihcdelk * I he I iiul Vovagc ot I iquid distorting them with effects, but -33M to pull oft' a proiect this big and Dream numerous awards including the Nobel Prize tor that doesn't help too much. Theater really deserves some credit for 1 iteratun, as well as finding a place in the world's I'rimus has always been a band Weiland might be slightly forgiv that. heart with stories like Of Mice 6 Men. The Red Pony, Wm that apprt\ uites a sense ot humor en tor his poor singing if he came up The band's long-time strength, its \ The drupes ol Wrath, < annery Row and Ihi Pearl, all of "laquer Head "warns ofthe perils with some decent lyrics placing, is what carries Scenes. Arguably which told of the struggles ot those left behind bv society ot glue sniffing. "The Ballad ot However, unlike Alice in (.hams o the finest group of musicians assembled Bodacious" chronicles the lite ot a I anu Stalev, who turned his experi in the last ten years, Dream Theater has l,-*(H) pound bull — a "bovine ence with heroin abuse into some of always been about chops. No other band 1 rom Fhe Sound and The Fury I , i lebritv" in daltrv, Oklahoma. the decade's best lyrics on Dirt. around writes music this complex and to As I lay Dying, William I .lectic I Icitrii," which features Weiland fails in converting pain to actuallv performs it so precisely. Faulkner remains one ot lames Hettield ot Metallic! and |un creativity. "Beyond This Life," "Home" and America's premiere writers Martin, tormerly of Taith No More, No 4 is virtually dead on arrival Overture 1928" rank with the band's More than simply a renowned on guitar, gets a little too weird. best material. Mississippi writer, the Nobel So dot s' ( cattails oi a Dead Man," 3TONE TEMPLE PILOT I ven the ballads are getting less Prize winning novelist and short but this lorn Waits produced drunk Jittsv But, tor example, the beautiful storv writer is acclaimed en sailor song should be taken with a chorus on "One last Time" is quickly «~> throughout the world as one ot grain ot sail it's only meant to be brushed aside tor an instrumental pas the century's greatest writers iunny. whuh it is. sugt, in an oddball tunc signature Other guest producers include Dream Iheatei has always seemed to Rape Against the Machine's Tom have tixi many musical ideas for its own Morello, i imp Bizkifs Ered Purst and good. H lorntei I'olue drummer Stewart At times on Scenes, Dream Theater ji ^ With Animal harm, a modern political satire ( optl.md Ihankfully, the extra influ borrows a little too heavily from its influ t**3\\\ ^m based on the Russian Revolution with farm am onlv add to the Primus sound ences, but this might be mere loving ^W ^f ma's Js -he main characters, and /9 I c\»J chronicler ot the beat gener alion, lack Kerouac achieved tame with his spontaneous and uncon ventional prose, particularly the novel On the Road After the success ot this work, Kerouac produced a series ol ihematically and struc Better Then Ezre end Sixpence None the Richer conclude turally similar novels, including Tht Dharma Blues The Subterraneans, six-week tour et The Button South club in Hellendele. Potior SUM, lonesome traveler and Rig Sur Eugene O'Neill will be remembered as one of the greatest and most influential American play "It was good..." wrights His plavs A long Da\s lournev Into Sight, A MM lor the Misbegotten, The Iceman (omcth, and Hughie are all still being pa farmed He By Jeff Nolb-r reacted to some of the comments they made. Smiths' "How Soon is Now" before going into also won the Nobel Prize far I iterature " Ihis one guv has been freaking me out all day," "I icsperately Wanting." Better lhan Ezra and Sixpence None the Richer said Griffin as he pointed to a man a lew rows back. Ihe set seemed to be a little short, however, as concluded their six week tour Saturday at the Ihe audience, amused bv Griffin's comments, they only played 7 or 8 songs betore their encore But Hutton South in Hallandalc. laughed and cheered three bands playing in one night overcomes the dif James Joyce's monumental Openers Jeremy Tovac and Sixpence None the "He keeps saving he loves nic, but i iust don't go ference novel Ufymsmt, involving a Dublin Puller revved up the crowd with their sets betore that way. 1 mean whatever floats voui boat, bin Sixpence None the Richer played an entertaining lew, changed the tace ot writing Kevin Griffin, lorn Drummond and Travis McNabb ously I iust don't lollow," said Griffin inkinglv about set. They played their hits such as "Kiss Me" and Starting around the ninth chapter, ol Better lhan l./ra came out, and let it rip. the audience member. "There She Goes." The band received a promising the narration, which had begun in Welcome io I ddies Basement. Don't f any During the course ol the set, Belter lhan I/ra response when they introduced two new songs, the last chapter of .4 Portrait ol the thing up!" said Griffin during "King ot New cranked out most ot their hits and crowd tavonles, "Paralyzed" and "Dizzying." Artist as a Young Man begins to Orleans" According to Griffin, in his address to the including "Oood," "Pull," "Rosalit.f and "In the The atmosphere was tun and enjoyable. As usual vary wildly The seven-hundred •udiencr, playing the venue resembled playing an Blood" with club shows, the intimate setting always makes odd pages invented the stream of oh! fMend's hangout That said, he, Drummond and During the eiicoie, Griffin came out alone and a pertormance more enjoyable. Better Than Ezra, consck ; McNabb lit up the show. played a little piano medley saying, "I reallv don't Sixpence None the Richer and |eremy lovac showed Ilu siene was intimate. Griffin inked with the know how to play piano" He did some Kav ( hailes their love tor performing Saturday night at The audience during the 45 minute set He made eye betore going into "I can on Me" I In ust ol the band Button South and made the price ol admission well lontait with manv ol the audience members, and came on and continued the medley with Ihe worth it I Scott litzgerald embodied the Roaring Iwenties lifestyle with his novels This 'side ol Paradise, The Beautiful and Damned, Tender Is the Sight and his best known work, The lireat datsby. I itzgerald raised greal philosophical questions, making his work enioyable to read and think about The Miami hrriranp November 2, 1999 JiJ Sp|aJUp For those from Choose a Native v\ another country. American name. Mmm/ can be eak Up answers quite a struggle i edited for clarity, evtty and accuracy A L fen* Adam Ratzken Ihe Republican Partv will choose from sever PORPOISE EVANS al promising candidates in the February 1 pri Law student maries in New Hampshire Currently, George W Bush is leading the polls with |ohn McCain picking up ground in second place. However, Alan Keves and Steve forties havt more conservative ideas when it comes to a large "River Runs government and wasteful spending. Narrow But Bush, not unlike his tat her. doesn't have a mod Deep ern grasp ot social issues and contemporary American culture. Instead, he plans to increase military -.pending. He supports the financing of stealth ships and the creation ot an outerspace missile base while opposing gay marriages. He MISHA KERR has toid reporters that marriage is tor a man and Sophomore a woman—if that isn't a bigoted opinion, I don't know what is McCain served two terms in the House and is currently in his third Senate term. He has a track record ot supporting tax policies that would ben 'Dances Witt) efit Americans. He supports legislation that Chartwells " Alone in the big city would eliminate excess charges such as luxury and marriage taxes McCain strongly supports away from my country during my under the bookstore In addition, the fact that I was the ban on partial birth abortions legislation graduate vears, I did not expect to face diffi an international student under a visa status that passed through Congress several times, yet culties regarding registration,course require further aggravated mv transitional period in has been vetoed bv the President ments and such. And I alwavs thought that the is I respect Keves willingness to assert that the RYAN ADAMS the school would help me in taking care ot ot tourse, one may argue that a graduate income tax is a twentieth-century socialist Sophomore issues like finding an apartment, knowing student is not supposed to need support or experiment that tailed Keves points out that the citv and using public transportation even ask tor it because he or she is mature there was time in this century when onlv Irini Albanti But I was greatlv disappointed. I realized and responsible enough to take care of him excise and tantt taxes were in effect. If reinstated that l was on my own Nobodv would explain selt or herselt. today, this change would mean a decrease in gov It all sounds Greek, even tor a dreek. to me that Miami is a big citv where nobody I believe, however, that a smooth and opti ernment's role in the lives of Americans. "One Who Ihis was mv first thought when I entered walks and that, unless vou have a car. vou are mistit start is more helptul and beneficial, steve forks possesses much more realistic Cannot the I'niversitv s main campus in the begin isolated in voui house not onlv tor the .tudent, but for the goals His tlat-taji plan will bean important step Decide Her ning of August. Words like < ane ( ard, food Nobodv would adcse me on how to look I'niversitv is a whole Receiving the right toward changing a government that currently Name " ( ourt, shuttle bus and smart abbreviations tor an apartment or what some ot the impor amount and the appropriate pieces ol mini has an inflated role fhe federal government dis like I'M or L'< could onlv create contusion tant things are that I should pay attention to mation builds self confidence and ambition pcrses large amounts of money to the states in and panic in my mind Irving to get when selecting a new house, like air condi to persevere no matter what the obstacles the form ol grants tor specific projects. Ever won acquainted to a new environment was more Honing or being in an evacuation zone Also, might he initially der about the pressing torce that raised the DARSHNA PATEL difficult than I expected nobodv would take the time to talk to me So, betore leaving home, be prepared tor a drinking age from IK to 21? Agreeing to ratify Sophomore I arrived in Miami on August I Irom about student lite at I'M and the real ptob battle against yourself and your potentials. this change was the onlv way the states would dreece. ready to start mv master's program in lems students might encounter, like not find receive much-needed highway and transporta (ommunication Having already studied ing the books thev need tor their classes at Irini Albanti is a graduate student. tion funds. Ihe privatization of Social Security, along with minimizing the role of government will deprive the federal bureaucracy of power to Too Stressed manipulate state policies Both uf these goals are Out But With at the forefront ot hirbes' political agenda. A Smile" Met am wants to keep 62 percent of the Social Give a little, receive more Security surplus in reserve and use a part of the remaining sum to pav ott the national debt However, it hirbes plan to privatize the svstem until a tew davs ago, done volunteering at a •vervdav events When we had to depart, it was succeeds, LOO percent of the money would (HKT-NA WATERS one-on-one basis a tearful goodbve tor them and for me due remain intact .McCain's plan to uxrea.se the 15 junior (hie luesdav, while walking through the UC woman had come up to me earlier, given me a percent tax bracket is admirable because so Breezeway. I decided to sign up tor fink to the hug and told me she had Parkinson's Disease many lower middle class Americans are bom I'ast, an event where students spend time with with such hopelessness in her voice mat it iust barded with high taxes It is not as democratu as eiderlv citizens I was the first one to sign mv broke mv heart, vet I could do nothing more lorbes' plan to issue a flat tax rate of I" percent name. I thought that mavbe there wen pefei than give her a hug with 20 million low income Americans com One Who Nadia Anac full of names of students that had already I wish that everyone had the experiences pletelv taken ott the tax rolls feels Sorry signed up tor tht week long event, but when I lhal I had on my first dav ot volunteering. I lorbes would also like to remove the capital For He Who How manv times have vou said vou would do got to Central Palace, the residential communi realized that all the excuses I had made earlier gains tax His praiseworthy view is that Must Ask something later' Hovs m.inv tunes have vou left iv, only three other volunteers were there four about not having time, being too busv and so Americans should not be penalized tor the U K aJL. These Dumb in total, out of a school ol more than KI.IKNI lorth were not only erroneous, but also selfish. 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