# M MIAMI Mm_m VOLUME 74, NUMBER \\ WWW.HURRICANE.MIAMI.EDU FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1997 in this issue Student a Senate elects speaker finalist problems (on campus]." composed of students but we don't Licata said she would also like to • Junior Neville said she believes students really reach out to students," see a function to bring together all for award do not take SG seriously, and that Hoverkamp said "We come in here branches of SG. Shannon SG needs to become more visible to on Wednesdays and do our little Licata also said she wanled to • Junior Tim the student body. things. You never see us. We need to institute a "Big Brothers/Big Neville chosen "The majority of students on cam­ really make ourselves known Sisters" program in the Senate for Morrison up for pus think SG is a Figurehead for the instead of coming in." old senators to aid new senators. administration," Neville said. "If Hoverkamp said some senators "It's just to help each other out." 'College Student Wednesday we're able to get more together we'll use SG Senate to make themselves After candidates gave their be more visible and they'll come to look good on their resumes. speeches, senators discussed the of the Year' By KELLY RUANE us." Hoverkamp said senators also pros and cons for each candidate. News Editor Neville said she is willing to give need to stop taking themselves so When this was over, Neville was By KELLY RUANE Junior Shannon Neville was elect­ her time and effort "to achieve all seriously. elected. News Editor ed Speaker of the University of the goals we set for ourselves." "A lot of times I think we're out Junior Mike Belasco, recently University of Miami junior Tim Miami Student Government Senate According to Senate procedure, for our own gain. We have to stop elected vice president of SG, said Morrison, who is involved with var­ at the Senate meeting Wednesday every candidate gave a short speech and think of ourselves as students Neville is an excellent choice for ious campus organizations, has afternoon. Junior Tracy Wulf was MIAMI DEFEATS LIBERTY hefore the Senate voted. because that's what we are," speaker of the Senate. been named a finalist in the Florida elected speaker pro tempore. Fatzinger was first, comparing the Hoverkamp said. "She's hard-working," Belasco College Student of the Year Award • The Hurricanes improved Neville ran for speaker against SG presidential and speaker elec­ Hoverkamp said students do not said. "Anyone in Ihe past year scholarship competition sponsored their record to 18-10 with a Sophomore Senator Jim Fatzinger, tions to the movie Top Gun. take SG seriously because SG never knows she's done a lot of work and by Florida Leader magazine. Sophomore Senator Reece home victory of the Liberty "When it was all over, who was works on anything new. she's a perfect person for this posi­ Morrison applied for the $1,000 Hoverkamp and Apartment Area Flames Wednesday evening. the actual winner, Maverick [Tom Hoverkamp said SG senators tion." scholarship earlier in the year. The Senator Michelle Licata. Wulf ran Cruise] or Ice Man [Val Kilmer]''" work on projects thai have been winner will be announced Apr. 11 in unopposed. Speaker Pro Tempore Laurie Fatzinger said. "Last week there around since before they began at Martin said she thought Neville was Tallahassee. SPORTS, page 4 Neville, who is an Arts and was a winner and a loser [in the UM, but never propose anything "It's a long application; you have Sciences senator and chair of the a very hard-working student who presidential election], but it was new. diligently gets her work done within to do a complete an extensive Academic Affairs Committee, said black and white. There are no win­ r6sum£ including everything you Junior Michelle Licata, the next to the Academic Affairs Committee. her main priority, a plan for a 24- ners or losers here. We're all on the speak, said the Senate does not have did with your involvement and what hour library, has heen accepted by same side." enough unity. Junior John Bothwell, who ran for you got out of it," Morrison said. the University administration and SG president as a self-proclaimed "There's also an essay and letters of will begin next week. Hoverkamp used his time to talk Licata. the Apartment Area sena­ aboul whal he felt was wrong with tor, proposed solutions, such as a "joke" candidate, said "she really recommenda­ Neville said she wanted to combat the Senate. Senate happy hour for senators to scared me because she sounded too tion. You have to student apathy, "one of the worst "We are a student government relax together. much like a politician." provide refer­ ences and proof that you support yourself through college." Morrison said Lobo shares he saw the advertisements MORRISON for the scholar­ ship in Florida Leader magazine her life story and in the UM Miami Commitment Project newsletter. ball career at the age of four at her Morrison is involved with several • Former college home in Southwick, Mass., where organizations on campus. OSCAR PREVIEW Lobo first learned to dribble. He is the president of both • Who are the contenders for hoops star to The first team Lobo played on was AWARE and Amnesty this year's Oscars? Read a play in new a boys' team because there were no International. thorough preview and partic i- girls' teams in the community. Morrison is also the chairperson pale in The Hurricane's Oscar women's league Lobo's mother, who also played bas­ for the Center of Empowerment and Contest. By MICHELLE YEE ketball, insisted the boys' team allow is on the Week for Life Executive her to play because there were no Committee. ACCENT, pages 8 & 9 Sports Editor At 23, Rebecca Loho has had other options available. Last year he served as a School of extraordinary accomplishments as "When I got to junior high. I knew Music senator and was the director GIVE ME A (SPRING) BREAK an athlete and is a down-to-earth it was something I wanted to do," of communication and vice chair for • After one crazy week in young woman, as well. said Lobo. the peer education consortium. paradise, read one spring As a college basketball player, At Southwick Tolland Regional Morrison said he did not know his breaker's take on this entire Lobo never dreamed that one day High School, Lobo finished as involvement would lead to scholar­ annual ritual. she would play professionally in the Massachusetts' all-time leading ship competitions and other awards. United States. Lobo's wish will be scorer with 2,710 points (29.8 ppg) "I didn't know there were schol­ OPINION, page 10 realized in June when she will play and was named player of the year. arships available but the organiza­ in the Women's National Basketball Lobo chose lo attend the tions I got involved with my fresh­ Association (WNBA). University of Connecticut, where man year," Morrison said. "I was Lobo, along with Texas Tech star her career flourished as a Huskie. just able to network and it led to news briefs Sheryl Swoopes, are the first mem­ "I fell in love with the school and other positions with other organiza­ bers of the WNBA. Both have with what they had to offer," Lobo tions." PHOTOGRAPHER INJURED signed undisclosed contracts. said. Morrison said his involvement OVER SPRING BREAK "1 never thought I would play pro­ During her four years at UConn. has been "a really enjoyable experi­ Alton Stewart, freshman and fessionally here. I dreamed of going the team compiled a 106-25 record, ence." a photographer for The Miami overseas because there was nothing made four NCAA Tournament Morrison said he makes lime for Hurricane was injured on here in the United States," said appearances and won two Big East other activities. Friday, March 7, in a car acci­ Lobo.'The men are making millions Conference championships. "I do sleep a little," Morrison dent en route to Tampa from of dollars, but there was nothing for F. HUNTER CAREY / Photo Editor said. UM. Stewart suffered head "I guess [it takes] good planning women." See LOBO • Page 4 BIG DREAMS: Rebecca Lobo, member of the 1996 Olympic injuries when the car he was the time, making use of those hours The 6'4" cenler began her basket­ women's basketball team, visited UM Monday night. riding in flipped over several when you don't have things to do." times. His roommate, freshman Sean Klonaris, broke both arms. Both students have taken a leave of absence until next semester. Panel discusses ethics in legal issues Review, consisted of seven jurists "Professionalism has taken a PSYCHOLOGY ADVISING • Today's from different facets of the legal backseat to billings and overwhelm­ BEGINS MONDAY profession. ing desire to win." Shaw said. Registration for classes for lawyers care These panelists gave their opin­ Responding to Wasserman's ques­ the fall and summer 1997 more about ions on ethical issues in the legal tion concerning the seriousness of semesters will begin Monday, arena. ethical depravity in the legal profes­ April 7. Sign-up sheets will be money than jobs, During the symposium, the pan­ sion, Senior Judge William M. posted on the Psychology elists discussed and commented on Hoeveler of the U.S. District Court, Advising Office bulletin board prominent local several issues of ethics concerning Southern District of Florida said," It outside Merrick 213 on the legal profession such as over- was not bad, but had enough to Monday. Advising will take panelists say billing, the practicality of ethics cause the practice of law suffering." place from March 31 to April By M. DENISE GOLDEN education. ^^^^^^^^^^^ According to Hoeveler, the legal 11. client inter- "~"—^^—^^^^~ system is where citizens bring their Hurricane Staff Writer "The legal The Ll niversity of Miami Law est versus problems, and it has a responsibility IRON ARROW LEADERSHIP School hosted a panel discussion lawyer inter­ profession to maintain the public's confidence est, lawyer in its ability to handle dispute reso­ AND SCHOLARSHIP AWARD called "Crisis in the Legal is becoming Profession" for the Town Meeting integrity, and lution. TO BE GIVEN MAY 8 the role of The ninth annual Iron Arrow on Professionalism and Ethics on a business." According to criminal attorney law in Roy Black, lawyers have an obliga­ Sophomore Leadership and Monday at Gusman Hall. HARRY LEE Scholarship Award will be The Law School's Office of American tion io express "moral outrage." given at the Honors Day Media Relations said the forum was society. ANSTEAD Black said this obligation is hin­ Convocation on May 8. The sponsored by the University of I n Justice, dered when issues of finance take Miami School of Law, lhe School's response to precedent over issues of integrity. purpose of the award is to rec­ Florida ognize an emerging leader Center for Ethics and Public Wasserman's Nol all the panelists had similar who demonstrates leadership, Service, the Studeni Bar Association comment on Supreme outlexiks. Judge Rosemary Barkelt, overbilling. of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the scholarship and service to the and the Young Lawyers Section of Court University. The award is given the Dade County Bar Association. Justice Harry Eleventh Circuit said thai she was annually to a sophomore with The forum was developed io help Lee Anslead enthusiastic about the future of the a grade point average of 3.0. young lawyers, law students and of the Florida Supreme Court said legal profession and proud of the Students may apply for this people in the community better the "legal profession is becoming a Integrity and dedication evident in award and be nominated by understand the crisis at hand con­ business," and that what makes an many novice lawyers. olher students, faculty, admin­ cerning the threat to professionalism "honest tradesman" in the law need Adam Kebnn. a member of the istration and other members of and ethics in today's legal practice to be explored. Young Lawyers Section of the Dade the University community. The thereby conveying that lawyers and Deitra Shaw, a member of the County Bar Association, said the award is a $1,000 scholarship. judges are expected to exhibit ihe Young Lawyers Section of the Dade discussion uas effective highest staiulards of honesty and County Bar Association, said "ll was effective because the sym­ Forms may be obtained from lawyers are concentrating on win­ posium consisted of such a distin­ Gayle Sheeder in the Dean of integrity. |.|. CAMA-LOBO / Hurricane Photographer The panel discussion, which was ning and making money, not on guished panel of jurists who had Students Office, building 21-H. doing their jobs correctly. Shaw said insightful opinions on tough issues LEGAL ISSUES: Abraham Laeser was one of the panelists at the Crisis moderated by Edward Wasserman, The deadline for applications is professionalism is being replaced by in light of their experiences," Kabim 5 p.m. on Friday, March 28 in in the Legal Profession discussion Monday night. editor-in-chief of the Daily Business billings. said. the Dean of Students Office. PAGE2 >THK Ml Wl Hi MtH'ME • FRIDAY, MARCH 21,1997 compus calendar Med students going to Haiti •AWARE: Come join AWARE' are available for Ihe 1997-98 UM students went last year to Students who attended the project things include working al emer­ Are you interested in educating school year. Gain practical experi­ • Project Haiti, also. Some sludents will also last year helped in the emergency gency centers " yourself and others ahout ence for the future and leam more go to Haiti later this year and in room at St. Croix Hospital, per­ Fourneri said students learn ahout HIV/AIDS? Come to AWARE! abeiut a career in Studeni Affairs. Medishare June. formed physicals, took patient histo­ much more than just medicine. Every Wednesday at 8 p.m. in Applications are available in \JC Arthur Foumeri, associate dean ries, conducted screenings, provided "They leam medical, economic Eaton Residentiai College class­ 236. f o r ______immunizations for children and pro­ and cultural and history," he saul participants to v room. All are welcome For more •SCHOOL OF NURSING: The Community "We Want vided health care services at an They learn the influence of culture information please call 284-GIVE School of Nursing will be holding orphanage. and history on the lifestyle in the •JEWISH: Celebrate Jewish Health , Information Sessions on April 16 assist doctors Foumeri said students leam from area and they learn about other peo­ Awareness month on Sunday, Affairs and Students tO and 26. If you are looking for a By KELLY RUANE their surroundings and from each ple." March 2.V Visit with the residents challenging and exciting career, coordinator focus On what News Editor other. The students who attend the pro­ of Federation Gardens in Kendall we invite you to come learn about of Project .• Universily of Miami medical slu­ He also stated that students from gram do not receive any compensa­ We are meeting at Hillel at 2 p.m. our programs and meet our faculty Medishare. they are going dents will travel to Haiti Sunday to other universities around the coun­ tion for their time there. Everyone is welcome. For more and staff. For more information, assist local physicians in treating said the to do for their try such as Duke University. Fourneri said the students do not informalion. call Hillel at 665- please call 284-4325. patients and improving Haiti's med­ work r . Dartmouth College and Brown even earn credit for class for their 6948. •WEIGHT WATCHERS: Weight changes ^UK ical system as part of Project University also attend the program. participation. Watchers meetings are held every • AIPHA EPSILON DELTA. Medishare. students careers." "A lot of collegiality develops "They pay for their own and that's Officer elections for Alpha Epsilon Wednesday at 12 noon in UC 237. Project Medishare is a group of there," Fourneri said. "Sometimes part of the learning process." Delta will be Wednesday. April 2 The meetings serve as group sup­ comlh^ ARTHUR Miami doctors, led by the UM [students from other schools) come Foumeri said. at 8 p.m in the Learning Center port and a way to learn aboul and they are FOURNERI, School of Medicine faculty, who with us and sometimes they go on Fourneri said this experience does room 110 nutritional eating. Call Bev or have helped to improve health care never the associate their own. That's really a neat part of students good. Sludents learn to Sally at 221-9411 for more infor­ same • PRE-MED: Dr. Papper. professor services in Haiti. it." plan and organize just as they have of anesthesiology at UM Medical mation. The group travels there every year again." dean for Foumeri said the program coordi­ to once they graduate. School, will present "Literature •BAPTIST STUDENT UNION: to assist doctors there and also to Fourneri Community nators also try to focus some activi­ "They leam to be organized and and Medicine." a seminar on Don't miss the BSU this train medical students in a different said. "They , , „ . ' ties on future careers for students. administer their own affairs. Wednesday. March 26. at 7 p.m. in Thursday Night Live," March 20. environmenl. learn not to Health Affairs "We want students to focus on Foumeri said. "I think when they do lhe Physics Building (Wilder We will be exploring cults with The students will be in Haiti from take any- • what they are going to do for their that they get a lot out of the experi­ Auditorium). featured guest speakers from March 23-29. thing for granted and they learn to future careers," Fourneri said. "Such ence." Freedom of Thought. Also, •AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL: respect technology." Join the fight against human rights Saturday. March 29. United ahuses Amnesty meets every Christian Ministries will be having Monday at 8 p.m. in UC 237. a Sunrise Service next to Penrod's Come help plan a day of siudent on the beach. For more informa­ UM students to build houses action on refugee issues. Amnesty tion, call Girard at 667-1066 works—Domitien Ndayizeye was released in Burundi because of let­ To post your events in our ters written by Amnesty compus calendar, stop by our with Habitat for Humanity International. office in University Center, Rm 221. •DEPARTMENT OF STUDENT other sites around Miami and help­ families . . . ed the houses' design. Also visit Jhe Hurricane Online for 0 AFFAIRS: Internships in Student • Students raise ing lo raise money lo build the UM more than W nas After Hurricane Andrew devastat­ Life and Dean of Students Office additional postings house. Studenls met Wednesday ed Miami in 1992, none of the money this year night to plan the building and the just a fman- sent over 350 Habitat houses were destroyed. The cial attach- i fund-raising. ment lo the Habitat for Humanity Miami branch for house to be The student organization must house. volunteersvarious sites to should complete its 200th house this student government update raise $15,000 before they can begin "Its so year. built September building the house. They are hoping great lo this year. They The students at the meeting were By BEN FERGUSON to begin work on the house in work are our largest excited about the project. September. "People don't even need lo have Hume ane Staff Writer alongside volunteer Bill adds time to The University of Miami chapter If the Universily can send a group the fami­ building experience they just need of "Habitat For Humanity" is plan­ of fifteen lo twenty students every motivation and enthusiasm," said weekend, then they hope to finish lies ns fun group in the ning to sponsor the building of a to build the __ __-__ " volunteer Evan Bower. the house by late April. r open seat elections house in South Miami next year. houses and "It's also a great place to meet Habitat For Humanity is an inter­ Dave Tilden, the volunteer coordi­ they teach DAVE great people," said Bower. nator of Habitat for Humanity of By KELLY RUANE "Anyone running will be informed national organization lhat builds you all you TILDEN, Volunteer Sameer Sums said the Greater Miami, was at the recent organization's goals benefit the resi­ News Editor il a seat does arise." houses for low-income families in need to , meeting praising the UM organiza­ dents of the houses as well as the The bill passed, 22-0. an attempt to end the cycle of pover­ know, said volunteer The Student Government Senate lion. entire community. passed a bill Wednesday to extend Other Senate business included ty housing. chapter coordinator, "UM has sent over 350 volunteers "Its an organization that helps not lhe application period for open the ratification of junior Michelle Habitat for Humanity in Miami president . ... to various sites this year. They are only the homeowners but the volun­ Senate seals. Yee as the new Supreme Court has attracted local celebrities and Marisa UM our largest volunteer group in the Kamin at a Habitat teers as well by helping to build a The bill. authored by chief justice. SG President Steve sports stars for charity events in lhe area." said Tilden. recent plan- great community," Shums said. Sophomore Senator Reece Roche sponsored Yee past. The families are required to work ning meeting. Anyone interested in working on Hoverkamp. was designed with "A year ago I was sitting as pres­ The University chapter is going to on iheir house with the volunteers The Miami houses are known for the UM house or any of the houses sludenls in mind. Hoverkamp said. ident-elect and [former president) begin work on the South Miami for at least 400 hours. their sound structure. is urged to contact volunteer ser­ Hoverkamp told the Senate he Monica Aquino brought Michelle house at the beginning of next year. This "sweat equity" gives the A U.S.A. Today article highlight­ vices at 284-GIVE v. anied to make it more fair for to be ratified for Supreme Court The rest of this year will be spent at everyone involved justice," Roche said. "She is a "The way it's done right now hard-working, caring person, a doesn'l work." Hoverkamp said leader and someone who will he a "Right now someone who warns to great driving force for SG." 'Female-friendly Roche said his only concern UM Health Fair goes to (he president and it gets passed down to the Council of when nominating Yee was that she Chairs, and il's whoever gets there would not have enough time to science" discussed lirst Iwhen ihere is an open seat)" serve as chief justice. Yee is cur­ aids community The bill, according lo rently Hurricane Sports Editor, that the Women's Studies Program and will serve next year as chair of • Speaker an Hoverkamp. will create a one- fair is an excellent opportunity for sponsors. the Rathskeller Advisory Board. week window during which all • Med students residents to have a free health authority on The Program also hosts several applications will he taken. After Roche said after talking to Yee. examination as well as training lor smaller "research in gender" lec­ lhal. all applicants will be inter­ he was confident she would do a offer low costs the medical students. tures throughout the year and coor­ good job women, science viewed by the president and turned Medical student Anna K. dinates panels which discuss gender over to the SG Council of Chairs. Chief Justice Jason Sevald said to patients Sfakianaki said, "Most students By KRISTEN DELUCA related issues, according to Hoverkamp said an inlegral part Yee was the best candidate for the look forward Io this event, not just Hurricane Staff Writer Woshinsky, direclor of Women's By VANESSA RODRIGUEZ of this process w ill be the advertis­ position because it's a good cause but The Woman's Studies Program Studies at UM. ing The bill calls for the chair of "If she had any doubi she Hurricane Staff Writer because it's great experience for hosted its Annual Woman's History The Department of Women's the Public Relations Commillee to wouldn't have sttpped up," Sevald Maria Littleton. 72, who lives in us" Month Lecture on Thursday, March Studies here at the University is an said. advertise heavily so sludents know Massachusetts, was crying. She The Florida Keys Health Fair is 20. Sue Rosser will be speaking interdisciplinary study of the roles lhe posilieiiis are open Yee said she wanted to bring had just discovered two lumps in primarily for first- and second- about "Female Friendly Science." of men and women as ihey are con­ "I want the advertising lo be more power to the Supreme Court. her left breast. year medical sludents who spend Rosser was ihe featured speaker structed by culture. Junior John Bothwell, said, "We verv effective." Hoverkamp said. Last year one was found in her mosl of iheir time with books, of the year, and will discuss Courses offered by the Women's belter watch out for her nexl year" right breast rather than with patients. women's achievements and poten­ Studies Program examine topics When it was biopsied, the Ardalon said the medical stu­ tial in scientific fields. such as women's contributions to results showed il was benign. dents are eager lo get Ihe Fair on Rosser is currently a professor of society, the effects of sexism on Littleton said. "My doctor did­ March 8 at three different sites: anthropology at the Universily of women, and biological and health n't find ihe lump. They found Key West High School, the Florida-Gainesville, where she also issues affecting women. everything here. They found my serves as direclor for the Center on Methodist and Baptist Church in Thursday's lecture should have a No decision is expected until high cholesterol and the lump lasl Women's Studies and Gender SUPREME COURT HEARS Big Pine Key, and a pediatric cen­ great turnout, according to July. year, too." Research. FREE SPEECH ON INTERNET ter at the Sands Roosevelt clinic in Woshinsky, who expects at least 50 "They" are the University of Key West. Her other credentials include for­ WAS THE EARTH ONCE A Miami's medical sludents who audience members, which she ARGUMENTS First-year medical students are mer senior program officer lor GREAT BALL OF ICE? participate every year in the hopes will include many men as Supreme Court justices began responsible for laking the medical Women's Programs al the National Researcher have put forth the Florida Keys Health Fair. well as women. hearing arguments regarding free history of patients and laking iheir Science Foundation. speech on the Internet Wednesday. possibility thai the Earth was once It was during this fair the stu­ blood pressure. For nearly a decade, Rosser heid According to Woshinsky, more dents discovered Littleton's med­ women than men usually alteiul The constitutionality of Ihe con­ a massive "snowball" which was Second-year sludenls perform the position of director of Women's Ihen was hn by some global cata­ ical problems programs sponsored by the troversial Communications more advanced procedures such as Sludies at the University of South strophe, heating up its frozen seas Littleton's is only one of many Women's Studies Program, but she Decency Act. signed into law last pelvic examinations and hlood C ainlina, where she was also a pro- David Evans of the California case*, the sludenls encounter at Ihe work. lessor of family and preventative notes that gender issues are equally yeai. is being determined, in Health Fair. Institute of Technology, has written Third and fourth-year students, medicine. important to both sexes. regards to ils banning of "indecent" Katherine Ardalon. a second- in lhe journal Nature that evidence as well as residents, come lo the She has also written hooks such Woshinsky feels this lecture will material from lhe Internet. year medical student and co-chair that dales back 2.2 billion years Health Fair to assist less-experi­ as Female hileiulh Si ieni e and her be beneficial lu sludenls because (he Seth Waxman. a Justice of this year's Health Fair said lhe shows glaciers once extended into enced students. mosl recent. Tciiilung the Majority. University of Miami has so many Department attorney, made the whal is today the hot tropical /one. This activity is the major program females studying science. case to uphold Ihe law in the name within 11 degrees of the equator. of protecting children. 'The Internet threatens lo give Evans, and his colleagues at the Rand Afrikaans University in UM Honor Council hears cases, delivers penalties every child with access to an inter­ Johannesburg. South Africa, found active computer a free pass into the From SlalT Reports Furthermore, if Ihe studeni commits of the sanction. After careful review charge of possessing the cheat sheet polished and striated rocks and another violation of University poli­ of the sanction, lhe Selection and equivalent of every' adult bookstore and not guilty to the charge of using other evidence of glacial activity in A professor observed a student cies or regulations, and is found Appeals Committee upheld the Ihe cheat sheet during lhe exam and video outlet in the country." the ancient lava beds of the Smith using a crib sheet during a quiz. The guilty, Ihe siudent will face a mini­ Honor Council's action. Suspension After funnel deliberation, lhe Honor Waxman said. Africa's Ongeluk Formation. professor cimlronled Ihe student, mum sanction of suspension. is a serious untTtlT and serves Council sanctioned the student wilh However, Bruce Ennis. an attor­ secured the crib sheet and reported Furthermore, the siudent cannot notice In the student lhat his or her Harvard geochemist Alan an official reprimand and a torn ney for groups challenging the law. the incident to the Honor Council. reapply for admission until his or actions was a flagrant violation of warning thai further incidenis of Kaufman supports Evans' claim. said thai il infringes upon the rights The student was charged by the her period of suspension has university standards A suspended academic dishonesty will result in Kaufman said thai a "decline in lhe of adulls Hiiiini Council wilh cheating hy elapsed studeni is barred from campus visit more serious sanctions. almospheric levels of carbon diox­ "The government cannot reduce using a cheat sheet and/or crib ing privileges unless specific per­ ide, the greenhouse gas lhat is the adult population lo reading or miles A studeni submitted a term paper mission is granted by the dm of A professor removed an exam believed to be ill main rcculattn of viewing whal is appropriate for The student plead guilty to the as part of the course requirements. sludenls from a student's desk afler an exam iHarth's climate." children." said Ennis. charge of cheating at an Honor The professor recognized substan­ had heglin. Underneath the nam Council hearing lhe Honor tia! similarities between the stu­ Hnnis adeled thai the Act violalcs Kaufman added that "only a cat­ A proctor noticed what appeared were several 3x5 cards with miles astrophic event, like a huge vol­ Council sanctioned the student wilh dent's paper and an article ha had lo be noleboiik paper stuffed inlo the cm them pertaining to (he exam. The the constitutionally-protected right cano eruption, a comet or aslennd final disciplinary probation and sue read on Ihe internet. The professor punts ot l sludenl in Ihe process of professor secured (he crib notes and of adulls lo view indecent material impact" would have released cesslul completion ol a Universily filed • complain wilh the lliumi laking an exam The proctoi culled reported the incidenl to (he Honor Waxman argued for the require­ enough carbon dioxide inlo the sanctioned ethics course during Ihe Council Th student was charged eel ihe* noles and lhe exam the slu Council. The sludcni was ch.ugcd ment of credit card numbers and with plagiarism. The sludenl plead atmosphere* lo melt Ihe ice. spring 1997 semester. dent WU taking and reported the with cheating by using cub note., adult-access codes to keep children final disciplinary probation is in guilty to the charge at an Honor incident le> the Honor Council. The The studem ple.nl guilty lo Ihe The Earth's recovery tiom Ihe away; Ennis replied that such effect until lhe end of a student's Council hearing The sludenl was siudent was charged with cheating charge of cheating al an Honm catastrophe is a sign that the I •.nth requirements would be too expen­ undergraduate career and indicates immediately suspended until the end bv lMisscssing antl/or using a cheat Council hearing The llnnoi could he very resilient to future sive for non-profit groups that may the student's action flagrantly vio­ of lhe spring 1997 HM sheet or crib notes during tlie exam. Council saiiclioned the siudent with major climate changes, Evans said provide questionable material. lated University standards The studeni appealed th severity The studeni plead guilty lo the final disciplinary probation FRIDAY, MARCH 21,1997 • Tllf tlllMI III Illlll \\\, • PAGE3 The only way to fail this test is not take it.

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SIX LADY CANES COMPETE IN Liberty goes up in Flames' against Hurricanes THE NCAA SWIMMING AND Michaels scored again in the DIVING CHAMPIONSHIPS • Arteaga fourth inning. ELurrell opened the Six members of the inning by striking out and then University of Miami women's gives strong Michaels singled. swimminR and diving team Designated hitter Mandy compete in the NCAA seven innings; Jacomino took Liberty pitcher Mike Championships in Indianapolis Brown's pitch to the wall and from March 20-22. coach Morris knocked in Michaels. Jacomino was Senior Kristel Tellegen, credited with a triple on the play. senior diver Tammy Miami's third run was scored by Christensen, junior diver Doris earns 800th left fielder Mark Walker in the fifth Glenn Easterly, sophomore inning. Brown walked Walker and Rhiannon Leier, freshman Amy career victory catcher Mike Lopez-Cao pushed Lindblom and freshman diver him to second with a single of his lanel Benda. By JONATHAN SANTUCCI own Assistant Sports Editor Shortstop Brad Brewer moved UM MEN'S DIVING TEAM The Miami Hurricanes baseball both runners up with a sacrifice bunt WILL SEND FOUR TO NCAA team won their seventh straight down the third-base line and center CHAMPIONSHIPS game by dominating the Liberty fielder Ryan ______1-lames 6-0 Wednesday night at Juniors Bryan Gillooly, Chris Grimmett "J.D. pitched Mark Light Stadium. Mantilla and Tyce Routson and knocked in great. He had The victory was the 800th-career the run with a freshman Rio Ramirez quali­ great location fied tor the men's NCAA win for head coach Jim Morris. ground ball Championships, March 27-29 Pitcher J.D. Arteaga showed great to second and just pitched in Minneapolis. control in seven innings by striking base. very, very well. out eight batters and walking none. LUCIANO BLOTTA / Hurricane PhotORrapher Their qualifications were Miami I feel that this is LOOKING TO SCORE: Designated hitter Mandy lacomino, at bat, looks to bring in fellow teammate Jason based on the NCAA Zone "B" "J.D. pitched great. He had great broke the as good as he's location and just pitched very, very Michaels from third, lacomino also hit a triple and Michaels stole his sixth base of the year. Diving Championships held game open located the ball well. I feel thai this is as good as by scoring a March 14-15 at Auburn all year." University. Gillooly captured he's localed the ball all year." said pair of runs Arteaga (3-2) Morris. in the bottom won his third the platform championship JIM MORRIS The Canes were led offensively by of the sev­ game of the sea­ and placed third in the 3-meter Head Coach event. Routson finished second right fielder Jason Michaels. enth. With son, pitching a in the J-meter and fourth in Michaels, who extended his hit- two outs in three-hitter for platform diving. Mantilla ling streak to 16 consecutive games, the inning. Brewer walked and then seven innings. placed fifth in 3-meter and went three-for-four and scored two Grimmett singled on a hit and run The sixth on the platform. Ramirez runs. play, moving Brewer to third. Hurricanes finished fourth on the 3-meter Michaels said lhal it felt like he- Grimmett stole second, setting up ended the nighi board and seventh on the plat­ has heen hitting a softball instead of second baseman Bobby Hill's two with twelve hits C.W. POST form. just • baseball. run single. and no errors. Mark Light Stadium "I feel real gocxl up there [at the Morris, in his With the game well in hand. Fri. 7 p.m. platej," Michaels said. "I'm focused Moms called in relief pitcher Eddy 19th year of UM TRACK AND FIELD HOST Radio- WVUM 90.5 FM I feel real good." Reyes in the eighth and closer coaching, now THE HURRICANE INVIT. IN Morris praised Michaels' play Robbie Morrison in the ninth. holds an all-time TOLEDO OUTDOOR SEASON OPENER saying, "Michaels has been hot. record of 800- Morris was pleased with the Mark Light Stadium The University of Miami He's a complete player He can run, pitching, saying that although Reyes 350-1 (.696). men's and women's track and he can throw, he can hit He's a very hit the firsl batter that he faced, he Miami improved Sot. 7 p.m. field teams competed in the complete player" turned around and got the next batter their record to Radio: WVUM 90.5 FM LUCIANO BLOTTA / Hurricane Photographer Hurricane Invitational at the Michaels opened Ihe scoring for to hit into a double play. 18-10 and are TAKE ME OUT TO THE BALLGAME: 1,115 fans watched the Greentree Track and Field Miami in the second inning by safe­ Morrison closed out the game by playing tonight at 7 p.m. at Mark Hurricanes notch their 1 Sth victory of the year over the Liberty Flames Complex on Saturday, March ly running home on a deep fly ball striking out Liberty's final three bat­ Light Stadium against C.W. Post. on Wednesday. The game was a quick affair, ending in two hours and 15. from first baseman Aubrey Huff. ters. Miami will face Toledo on Saturday. nine minutes. The Miami women compet­ ed in their first outdoor meet of the season, junior Robin Beecham won the high jump Lobo shares experiences as Miami earns bid to and long jump events. Others joining Beecham in capturing a win were a female basketball player Sophomore Alina Pinto in the NIT, but is dismissed 3,000-meter event, senior Lakeya Avant in the 100-meter From LOBO • Page 1 hurdles and sophomore in first round Takenna Sturrup in the 400- Conference championships. Among her numerous awards, See BRIEFS • Page 5 Lobo was named the Big East • Loss to scoring spree. Page also grabbed Conference Rookie of the Year, the six rebounds and hit three key 1993-94 Connecticut .Spoils Hoyas ends three-point shots. HI Writers' Alliance Female Athlete of Georgetown also got strong the Year and the 1994 and 1995 Big Canes' NCAA play out of forward Ya-Ya Dia. FRIDAY, MARCH 21 Easl Conference Women's who scored eight points and had Basketball Scholar Athlete of the Tournament nine rebounds. Baseball vs. C.W. Post Year UM was led by James' 15 7 p.m., Mark Light In 1995, Lobo led the Huskies lo a hopes points and Clark's 11. M Tennis @ Idaho perfect 35-0 season and Ihe NCAA The Big Easl Tournament title was captured by the Boston 2 p.m., Boise, ID national championship. She was By IONATHAN SANTUCCI also named the tournament's Most College Eagles, who crushed W Swim & Dive @ NCAA Assistant Sports Editor Outstanding Player and the National Villanova in fhe championship Championships Due to an end of the season Player of the Year. game, 70-58. All Day, Indianapolis, Ind. collapse by the Miami Hurricanes B.C. guard. James "Scoonie" That same year. Lobo received the men's basketball team, the Football- Spring Practice Wade Trophy, which recognizes the Penn was named tournament Hurricanes needed to win the Big MVP. 3 p.m., Greentree Field college senior viewed as a positive Kast Tournament for a bid into The Canes did receive a bid tei role model for women in sports. the NCAA Tournament. SATURDAY, MARCH 22 "I'm exciled, not that it's me, but play in the National Invitational In the firsl round uf the tnurna- Tournament and drew a first- Baseball vs Toledo that there are female athlete role F.HUNTER CARIV / Pholo Editor nient, the seventh-seeded models in basketball now," said round game against the Michigan 7 p.m., Mark Light ROLE MODEL: Rebecca Lobo, former UConn star, spoke to UM stu­ Hurricanes played the No. 10 Lobo "If I can do something thai Wolverines in Michigan dents as part of the University's Women's History Month celebration. seed, the St. John's Red Storm. W Tennis vs. Boston College young girls can look to then that's The NIT appearance hy Ihe Miami had played the Red 11 a.m., Schiff Cental great" The next step in Lobo's life will ular career is an autobiography she ( anes marked the first time since Storm twice this season ana lost be playing in the inaugural season of co-authored with her mother that 1995 that the Canes have been in M Tennis @ Boise State At UConn, Lobo majored in polit­ bolh limes. ical science, but has recently gone the WNBA. There is already a pro­ was released last summer. The book post-season play. 2 p.m., Boise, Idaho The Canes came back from a out of her field and works as a fessional women's basketball entitled, The Home Team, look The Michigan squad had a sea­ second-half deficit to lie the game C/ew @ Virginia broadcaster for ESPN. Lobo is cur­ league, the American Basketball about seven months to wine son much* like Miami's, starting at 68, forcing overtime. All Day, Charlottesville, Va. rently doing in-studio analysis nl the League (ABL), whose season runs The mother-daughter work chron­ out 8-0 and being ranked as high UM outscored St. John's 14-6 as fourth naliunally, but they then M Track @ Golden Panther women's NCAA Tournament. opposite the WNBA. icles their experiences, including in overtime to win the game 76- lost five of Iheir lasl seven games Invitational (FIU) "My brother is an attorney and The reason why Lobo did nol play Lobo's speedy rise lo fame and her 68. and just missed being invited to All Day, Miami, Fla. there's only room for one in the fam­ for the ABL was because of burn mother's batlle with breast cancer. The Hurricanes played airtight the NCAA tournament ily, so I'm going to stick to the out. The book details their lives and W Swim & Dive @ NCAA defease, holding St. John's lo "I was burned out about basket­ growing up in different generations The Wolverines used two runs broadcasting," said Lobo. 35% shooting and forcing 17 ( h.impionships ball in September after the Lobo's long-term plans include in the second half to pull aw,IN In 1996, Lobo and her Olympic turn ewers. All Day, Indianapolis Olympics because of exhaustion. I playing professional basketball. from Miami, ending their season teammates won the gold medal in Center Will Davis played didn't pick up a ball until "As long as my body holds up, Michigan forward Maceo Football- Spring Practice Atlanta. Lobo's teammates nick­ exceptional defense, blocking November,"she saul which it should because I'm not lhat Baston keyed a 15-5 run to open 1 p.m., Greentree FWd named her the "Rookie " two shots and holding Sl. John's The difference between (he two old, I weiuld like to play for another the second half and gave the As the youngest member of the lop scorer, cenler Zendeui leagues is lhat the WNBA is sup­ ten years," said Loho Wolverines a 50-39 lead. Baslnn SUNDAY, MARCH 23 U.S. National Team, Lobo's mature Hamilton. In just 10 poinls ported by the NBA and runs from Lobo's celebrity status and story senred 18 poinls in Ihe sec.mel Soccer vs Bristol Rovers performance on the court has put her Miami was led by guard June to August Because of ils sum­ book life comprises nf an appear half. 3:30 p.m., IM Field among the elite in the game Clifton Clark, who scored a mer schedule. Ihe WNBA will have ance on Ilu hue Show uitli David The Hurricanes had pulled "I was awestruck to be with Ihe career-high JO points, and guard ihree games a week televised Lillirniiin. a street named alter within five points with six min­ MONDAY, MARCH 24 i I mosl popular athletes in the Kevin Nnrris. who scored eight world." Lobo said "We're finally gelling coverage her—"Rebecca Lobo Way"—in utes left, when Michigan went on Baseball @ Univ. of South Fla. points, grabbed five rebounds and "It was a different experience trom the media It will be extremely Southw lck, and a jog with Presideni an 11-2 run. 7 p.m., Tampa, Fla. had three steals. exciting to watch," Lobo said. "It's a Clinton. This run was capped by because I was the oldest on my ceil Forwards Alex Fraser and Tim WGolf® River Wilderness time when things are finally coming Financially, Lobo signed endorse­ Maurice Taylor, who scored six lege basketball team." said Lobo. "It James scored 15 and II points, Invitational together" ment deals wilh Reebok and of lhe I I poinls. was good because I gol lo learn from respectively. All Day, Sarasota, FU (he besl players in the world. I got Lobo will be playing for the New Spalding. Unlazed by the attention, The Canes were led by Clark, Before lhe tournament. James great experience, had a lot nl lun. York Liberty Their home games l.nho's down-to-earth personality who scored 25 points, and for­ was named to the All-Big Fast TUESDAY, MARCH 25 and I know lhal my besl yeae, arc will played at Madison Square and good nature has kepi her on ward Lucas Barnes who added second team. .ihrael eif me." Oartlen. The WNBA will include track 11. Baseball @ Univ. of South Fla. The Red Storm was led by for­ eight teams and two divisions "I don't Ihink ot myself as a Miami ended their 1996-97 3 p.m., Tampa, Fla. The two greatest moments in ward Charles Minlend. who "It's incredible lor me lo sec how celebrity al all 1 sec mysell as a season 16-13. l.nho's life—the national champi­ scored 20 poinls and had I 1 W Golf @ River Wilderness much women's basketball has woman who Inves to play basketball Nexl season the Canes will lose onship and the Olympic gold metlal rebounds Guard Felipe Lopez Invitational grown," said Lobo. "There are good and enjoys broadcasting," said center Will Davis, forward Alex games—are incomparable lo her. added 14 points. All Day, Sarasota, Fla. athletes playing wnh an incredible Lobo "I have a greal opportunity to Eraser, and guards Sieve Fra/.ier. Yuu can't really compare the The Canes NCAA dreams amount of bear! " du some things that I really like lo Torey McCormick, and Clifton M Track @ Florida Relays two. I think the national champi­ came to a screeching halt in the "I hope lhal 50 years liom now du Clark. All Day, Gainesville, Fla. onship was an incredible experi­ second round when they loM in ence," l.uhn saitl In lhe Olympic s. women's haskelhull will be al the "Women play basketball feir the These losses will npen lhe eloor I iiutli.ill Spring Pr.it ti. • Georgetown, 63-59. you gel to play the best in the world same level, just us men's basketball lova. u| the tame and mil Inr the Inve for young players such as I 3 p.m., Greentree Fn•!< 1 Miami couldn't stop Hoya and it's a different feeling Those are preijjiessed in Iheir 50 years " of the money. I hope it doesn'l Barnes. Johnny Hemsley, and guard Victor Page's 31-poinl definitely highli^his in my career' Another aspect of Lobo's spectac­ change." Jermain Walker io shine. M - Men's; W - Minion's wow, MARCH 21,1197 • THE HUM Hi liKHUf « PICi s

From BRIEFS » Page 4 at noon with the scrimmage start­ ing at 1:00 p.m. This year's Final Four goes to the birds meter hurdles. The 4x100-meter This weekend also marks the relay team also took first. annual Spring Football Coaching these are my picks, my Final Four. ing force in the middle and All- title. If UCLA wants another title, it The Hurricane men also com­ Clinic. All area junior college, North Carolina's play was suspect American forward Raef LaFrentz will go through Dollar. peted outdoors for the first time. high school and junior high in the first two games, bul they can score at will. If UCLA, is beaten it could come For the men, freshman Christian school coaches are invited to should be able to play well enough If Pierce is on his game, it is vir­ at the hands of Minnesota. Mahoney won the 1,500-meters attend. lo get to Indianapolis. UNC has tually impossible lo shut down all Kentucky is the team that I'm and junior Chris Miller took first been on a roll after starting the ACC aspects of the Jayhawks attack. least sure of. in the 3,000-meters. UM BASEBAU NOTEBOOK season 0-3. and the strength of If the Jayhawks collapse. They do have All-American for­ Four Hurricanes set personal Stats after Illinois series: opponents in Fast regional is weak. Providence could represent the ward Ray Mercer and forward Jared records at the invite, lunior Ryan During the Hurricanes lasr Forward Anlawn Jamison and Southeast Prickett for scoring, but they will be Dall (15.25 in the 110-meter hur­ HAN SANTUCCI home series, they swept Illinois. center Serge Zwikker are a force in UCLA has one of the top two without guard Derek Anderson. dles), freshman Aaron Moser Outfielder Mandy Jacomino ast weekend 64 teams were in the middle, bolh on offense and first-round matchups with a game Kentucky has had the advantage (15.28 in the 110-meter hurdles), became the only player to have me NCAA tournament and defense, while guard Ed Cola has against the Iowa Stale Cyclones. on the glass throughout the tourna­ sophomore Carlo Joseph (49- played in all 27 games (23 games everybody waited with baited been a rock in the backcourt. The Midwest is the division with ment and are the returning champi­ 02.75 in the shot put) and junior L started). breath to see who would be upset in North Carolina could be in trou­ lhe toughest four teams left, with ons. Their defense held off Iowa in Bill Rotolante (133-02 in the Pitcher Robbie Morrison leads the opening round. ble if guard Vince Carter's groin Clemson and Minnesota thrown their last game and their full-court weight throw). the team with 35 strikeouts in 23 Now just 16 teams and a lol of injury is serious. Wiihoui Carter. inlo the mix. pressure gives their opponents fits. innings. fuzzy feelings and good memories possibly UNC's mosl athletic play­ All live UCLA sianers are aver­ Mercer is the key to Kentucky. If JIM MORRIS BASEBALL SHOW Second baseman Bobby Hill remain. er, the Tar Heels could be in trouble aging 12 poinls or more and the he is on the bench in foul trouble. DEBUTS has been hit by a pitch 12 times Dean Smith's North Carolina Tar this weekend. Brums are solid al all five positions Ihe Wildcats are in big trouble. If This week marked the debut of this season and is on pace to Heels and Rick Petino's Kenlucky If UNC doesn't go io the Final The Bruins have no easy matchup as Mercer can play his normal aggres­ the jim Morris Baseball Show on break Ihe UM single-season Wildcats still remain, while Duke Four, look for Denny Crum's they will have to shut down either sive game, he is virtually unstop­ SportsChannel Florida. The show record of 16 (Mat Erwin, 1994). and Cincinnati will be watching the Louisville team to make a run. guard Dednc Willoughby or cenler pable. is a half-hour television program Third baseman Pat Burrell went tournament on television. Kansas is everybody's choice lo Kelvin Cato. If Kentucky is beaten, either featuring the UM baseball head 5-11 (.455) over the week with six The problem with this article and cut down the net after the final UCLA has shot blocking ability Keith Van Horn's Utah team or coac h. A total of ten show will air runs, one double, one home run "preview of the Sweet 16" is lhat game Why nol'? wilh center Jelani McCoy, scoring Brevin Night's Stanford team will on Thursday evenings at 6:00 and four RBIs. Burrell also leads I'm writing Ihis article on Kansas is a complete team, from ability from forwards J.R. go lo Indianapolis. p.m. The first show was last night. the Canes in batting average Wednesday, and a full slale of teams coach Roy Williams to forward Paul Henderson and Charles O' Bannon. Barring a defeat, Kansas will end The shows will be taped at 7:00 (.5061, home runs (9), RBI (36), are left. You arc reading this now, Pierce. Kansas has experience with and a great poinl guard in Cameron North Carolina's season and UCLA p.m. on Mondays at )immy slugging percentage (.976), base Iwo days later and only 12 learns Ihree seniors and I lunior in then Dollar. will beat Kenlucky. lohnson's Three Rings Bar and on balls (37) and on-base per­ remaining. starting five and strong bench pl.iy As Dollar goes, the Bruins go. A Kansas has too much for UCLA Grill at the Eden Roc Hotel in centage (.667). This leaves the possibility of one should gel them into the final week­ perfect example of Ihis was when and will cut down the net in Miami Beach. (The show that airs Outfielder Ryan Grimmett went of my picks being wrong with no end of the tournament. UCLA won Ihe championship in Indianapolis on March 27 will be taped on 7-16 with six runs scored, five ability to change it. So if North Guard Jacques Vaughn is the 1995. Dollar was a lasi minute sub­ Sunday, March 23.) stolen bases, two doubles and Carolina. Kansas, UCLA and learns coach on the floor with lhe stitution for the injured Tyus Edney Jonathan Santucci is a freshman The program will be hosted by two RBIs. Kenlucky don't remain, 1 apologize. ability to penetrate, shoot and assisl. and withstood Arkansas' full court majoring in news-editorial journal­ local sportscaster Frank Forte and Grimmett has raised his batting If you haven't figured it out yet. Center Scott Pollard is an impos­ pressure lo lead the Bruins to the ism. I'm from Buffalo, go Kansas' feature players, special guest average 119 points over the last interviews and other features. eight games. Taping and Broadcast Miscellaneous: Final Four will represent 'four corners' of U.S. Schedule: Through March 16, the of my picks is Minnesota. They upsel lo South Carolina. Although upset the no. one seed Kentucky. TapinR- Sunday, March 23 at Hurricanes are ranked 16th (18- have a very deep bench and play the Tar Heels had a close call with The Utes have size with 6' 10" Van 12:00 p.m., Airing- March 27. 10), previously 17th, in Baseball team-oriented basketball. firsl-round opponent Fairfield, they Horn and cenler Michael Doleac, Taping- March 31, Airing- April 3. America's rankings. Miami Taping- April 7, Airing- April 10. received 455 points. Minnesota has three exceptional proved themselves by pulling out al who is 6'11". Taping-April 14, Airing-April 21. players in guard Bobby Jackson, the end. UNC knows how to win Utah plays one of the best defen­ The baseball team will play tbe Taping- April 21, Airing- April 28. who earned Big Ten Player of Ihe tight games. sive games in the tournament and Florida Marlins in an exhibition Tilling- April 28, Airing- May 1. Year honors, forward Sain Jacobson UNC also has coach Dean Smith with Van Horn and Doleac, is strong game at the Homestead Baseball raping- May 5, Airing- May 8. and guard Charles Thomas who became the college basket­ underneath. Complex on Sunday, March 30, at Taping- May 1 2, Airing- May 1 5. Both Jacobson and Thomas are ball's all-time victory leader with The Utes can also hit from the 1:05 p.m. MICHELLE YEE Taping- May 19, Airing- May 22. ihe team's leading scorers in the 877 wins after beating Colorado. outside, but their weaknesses come All proceeds from the game will benefit the baseball programs of arch Madness has hit the tournament. In the Southeast there is the for­ from inconsistency and a young tbe 10 NCAA Division I schools air and is on the mind of Not to mention Ihe fact thai the midable Kansas Jayhawks who will bench. FOOTBALL SPRING PRACTICE IN in Florida most sports fanatics: espe­ Gophers have one of the best coach­ probably take it all Ihis year. 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UMFA HOSTS OSCAR PARTY The University of Miami Film Association (UMFA) v\ill once again host their .innci.i Oscar Contest. Nomination forms can be picked up .it the Smith-Tucker Involvement Center, and along with your $3 donation to UMFA. v.m will be able to attend the Association's Oscar Cuts to Hollywood royalty batt] be held on March 24th in the University Center's International Lounge. It will begin at 8:00 p.m., and run in 69th Annu throughout the entire award By RUBEN ROSARIO ceremony, late into the night. of Motion Picture Arts and Film CritiCritic Fill out the required form, attach your $3 to it, and return .tst Feb. 11. a strange thing hap Be s t Support ing. it to the Motion Picture Office pened in Hollywood. As actress - Joan Allen, The Crucible located below the Cosford Mint Sorvino and director Arthur - Lauren Bacall. The Mirror Ha Cinema. The event is sure be a Hiller announced the nominees lor - Juliette Binoche. The English success, and is a must for all lhe (a')ih Academy Awards (to be - Barbara Hershey. ITW Pcntrair Lbroadcast Monday nighi on ABC), it became - Marianne Jean-Baptiste. Seem cinephiles, all lovers of film in any shape or form and all clear thai, for the lirst time in years, the Should Win: Jean -Baptiste ts lovers of award shows. Oscars would value quality over popularity in movies. Or so it seems touching portrait ol contemporary While the inclusion of films like lhe devastating Breaking lhe Waves ily. As a professional black wesnia and the poignant Sling Blade are reason enough to celebrate, the impli­ ler breaks stereotypes as convinto mom M cations th.il these nominations impart are more troubling than satisfy­ Will Win: Golden Age katt ing. before. Her acclaimed perforniaaa Ml COSFORD CINEMA On one hand, it is exhilarating lo sec the pleasant Jeny Maguiie Streisand's shallow exploration a rwlsssw. aV**"*J)v<0 I vying for the Best Picture statuetle alenigside piesiige productions like homage will soon become a rcali, lhe nuich-hyped The tmglish I'muiu. By making this, heartfelt roman­ FRI. MARCH 21 tic comedy the only big-studio production in the lop category. Best Support The Man by the Shore Academy members are admitting thai 1996 was a less-ihan-stellar year - Cuba Gooding, Jr.. Jerry 7:30 p.m. for Tinseltown and validly claiming lhat Cameron Crowe's vivacious - William H. Macy. Forge The Man by the Shore eiok ai ihe world of sports promotion is just as Oscar-worthy as any of - Armin Mueller-Stahl, Shim 9:30 p.m ils mure pedigreed competitors. - Edward Norton, Primal Far Fritz the Cat . Nevertheless, one look al Jury Maguire's competition suggests that • James Woods, Ghost \ of Mi H:30|'.r.,. the gap between excellence and box office muscle in the current North Should Win: With three M>_HI \mcriean movie scene is now broader than ever. (Maguire's gross to played defense attorney Alan I SAT. MARCH 22 date far exceeds" the cbttihincel revenue of the olher nominees.) The and warbled show tunes in Wnod)i market has become so diversified lhal n is nearly impossible lo make Norton has displayed a range and I The Man by the Shore a film thai can both connect with viewers everywhere and provide most gifted performers of his aa \ 7:30 p.m. lleasuics beyond lhe visceral kind Hoblil's far-fetched courtroom tin r The Man by the Shore Consider ihe case of Best Picture nominee Secrets ei Lies. Winner from Richard Gere. You go. boy' j 9:30 p.m. of the coveted Palm d'Ot al lasi year's Cannes Film Festival, this Will Win: Norton is not alona Fritz the Cat domestic drama was made by a director (Mike Leigh) whose previous from rival ingenue Gooding*. JiJ credits include a nihilistic character study about an anarchist drifter ambitious wide receiver made Jet 11:30 p.m. (the riveting i\akcti). At approximately two heiurs and 20 minutes, it Norton has his followers (seeabcrai unfolds ai a leisurely pace; n rewards attention and offers no pat solu­ persuade voters lei show him lhe SUN. MARCH 23 tions Box oflice poison ' Nm quite, but its modest SH .93 million U.S The Man by the Shore revenue (tl has made over thtee limes as much money overseas) sug­ Best Actress ' gests thai the only opportunity this October Films release has of find­ - Brenda Blethyn. Seeiels A Im 5:30 p.m. ing an audience beyond ihe arthouse circuit lies in home video. The Man by the Shore - Diane Keaton. Marvin s Roei'* This dilemma is nothing new. ami one could learn very little from - Frances McDormand. torgt 7:30 p.m. this year's Oscar nominations il lhal was all one could glean Irom - Kristin Scott Thomas. The B Ihem. However, a closer look at Ihe independently produced features Fritz the Cat • Emily Watson, Breaking the __ which received the Academy's seal of approval reveals more similari­ t 9:30 p.m. Should Win: Goodness, this i* ties with the classical Hollywood nanative than any of its filmmakers bly ihe first time in nearly a decss) are probably willing to admit. in this category deserve to win. (Ki what to do lake Ihe lyrical dialogue and complex Structure out or The Englidi that's exactly what her character.SB I'tiiiiiii. this year's Ironi-runner. and you are lell with a beautifully heart goes out to McDoimahd. vwl* • On Saturday, March 22, at slim hybrid < >t Casablanca and Lawrence of Arabia sei in pre-Worlel Officer Marge Gunderson did x»nat 8:00 p.m. Ross Harbaugh, Vv.n II North Aliica and mid-1440s Italy. be impossible: provide a dansS Cello Professor at the So what it Shine, lhe true-lift story of pianist David Helfgott takes warmth to a Coen brothers film University of Miami will pre­ s film. place in Australia' Strip Ihis uplifting melodrama of lis music anel Will Win: Since Foi no sent a recital at Gusman Hall you're lell wilh a polished variation on lhe underdog lale lhat is no olher nominees, n is very•pmM , * on Ihe UM t ampus. He will be stranger loOscai (it's Rocky in lhe concert hallli. tion for a Midwestern prefia.•gnaisj t lb collaborating with Luc lano I ven ihe very elown-io-liarlli Secrets ev lies, with its storyline of a Ihem in McDormand's favor.'Bu I Magnani (bassoon), Christine black optometrist who seeks her biological mother (Bienila Bleltiyni. w hose performance was favored Nield-Capote (flute) and Joey recalls vuiiage social-problem dramas like Gentleman'. Agriment Cannes, Evans (tenor). with Gregory I'eck anil, particularly, (mess Who's Coming lo limn,, •Don't miss happy hour at the This tendency to nominate lilms made outside Hollywood, then, is Best Actor Rathskeller this Irielay between decided!) \< >l .. result ol ihe Academy's recognition ol fresh talent, - Tom Cruise, Jerry Magna. 4 and 7 p.m. bul an acknowledgment ol ihe resemblance lhal these features bear - Ralph Fiennes, fhe Ennh—t with then more commercial counterparts. If ihere is anv message that - Woodv Harrelson, The fl MDei.n is a multi-media expo­ Academy members sent Iheir peers, il is that ihe distinction between - Geoffrey Rush. Shine nent e, a tusion of spoken "mainstream" and "independent" ts decreasing at an alarming rate - Billy Bob Thornton, Sling Bit I word, monologue, image, .md Pail nl the blame Im (he current slate .if llungs in American movies Should Win: Fiennes tnadctrw > music, written by Sasha goes in Miramax films, the New York-bused company which, ironi­ lonesome, aruigaiil cartographer VVeisleld anil directed by Louis cally, was eiueial in dealing a prosperous market lor independently country lor love. His scenes wit , lerosltnv Mtisie is by Al produced cinema. It's hard in believe thai successful—and Oscar-win- project a smoldering sensuality th Natuial |im with guests Goth tiiiir films like The c 'rymg Game ami The I'ttmo would have reached lure onscreen Moreover, il waKfl | C'hix in Vinyl It is an organi/etl lhe same level of exposure without lhe marketing savvv of Bob and half ilie mov ie ly mg in bed awl i I mess, designed lu promote Harvcv Wciiislein. the company s founders. Bul while ihey once had a makeup contusion. If runs from March reputation for preserving the artistic integrity ol iheii releases, il seems Will Win: Call il ihe M 21 to the 23 sit 11:30 p.m. at (hat Ihey .ue beginning to compromise their an in order Io appease an automatically goes to the acu*i • the Ird Street Black Box increasingly diverse public accent who plays a man vxm.Ti fbealie. .Ml) NT. ltd Street, A perfect example ol this trend is ihe company's decision to edit two Shine's David Helfgott fits th** one block wesl ol Hay side ol their releases, the spicy farce French Twist iGazon Mmulin and lhe Australian Close enough.) Fl slut* behind the San Villa Oriental a corned) Flirting with Disastei Ilie lorincr Iilm, France's ing in Shine, but one should panorama ot Pan Asian dehca- 1995 .-mie Im Best Foreign Language Film, originally showed a ably woulel have won anywav e it"- General Admission - $2 misogynist real estale vendui being sedciceil hy one ol his male ciienls Student Admission - $2 (must (plav eel In Spanish rock star Miguel Bose I; lhe lallei was supposed lo Best Director present student ID.) feature an end-credit glimpse ol a gay male couple (FBI agents, (o Senior ( itt/en Admission - $2 hoiiii together io bed <>i rourse, vnu wouldn't know this irom watch - Joel Coen, lingo (must present AAKP t.inli ing ihe finished product: Both scenes are conspiciousl) absent. Milns human. The PeoftJ,4 Mole c ont,mis vulgar lan­ Naturally, ihe Weinstein bnitheis have made sure IO deny allegations Scot) Hie ks. 'slime guage, obscene antl grotesque Mike Leigh, Secrets A l.i,, lhal lhe cuts were niaile l.n eoiilenl and msieael cited crealivc reasons • Anlhonv Minghella, Ilie hi, k linages VVhieh is why they've beaten Hollywood at Ihen own game Should Win: Let's facta n Mil Miramax releases head Ihis ve.u s list of Oscar hopefuls with a lolal.il : • Ihe Morula Shakespeare Fargo. Tucking the viewer into ith 30 nominations. (Buena Vista Entertainment, which, curious!) I lie-.lire presents fhe ( Otnpleat Midwestern lift was based rni tu* enough, owns Miiamax. lied wilh Warner Brothels and Oramerc) \\_nks ,it Willni S/1/.s,, venii.ms of the police thriller l»>«i Picture Im third place with lefl m.els apiece ) the casualties ol the i •\hrtdged>. II is playing at Ihe Will Win When il ceiinc*. to ih Billiiiini' Hotel In '17 minutes. Weinstein brothers' influence ovei Academy memoirs are the films C mini em Minghella. who niiisaj tin* three iwrformen mot k lhal Iruly epilomi/e the independent spirit fhe genial Big Nit>lu. the sweeping and immune Shakespeare s (7 plays Ilie evocative IShotAiyty Warhol uul ihe painfully numinous Welcome to sltovs has heen extended ilu Dollhousi were complete!) shin nut Best Picture tlir.iiinli Man ll iOlh While II is laudable lo see so many rjeterviafl names in this rosiei. The English huiem the following predictions assume thai when it comts io ihe Academy fstnje FRIDAY. MARCH 21.1997 •Till! Ill IIII. Mi May I have the sj eee

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•• mm. .es the independents brigade al Academy Awards edgy is as edgy does. - Jem Maguiie - Secrets & Lies iCtress - Shine Should Win: The Coens' idiosyncratic, violent tale of crime and «?itw Faces punishment is one of the handful of Oscar-nominated independent tiria-M lilms which feels totally devoid of Hollywood conventions (Philip at a Lads Haas' Angels A Insttis. nominated for its exquisite costumes, is t at Lies another). Il would be Invigorating If the Academy could selflesslv ie anchor that holds Mike Leigh's award a truly unie|iie filmmaking team Im lhe crow mug achievement thatish society firmly rooted in rcal- ol a distinguished—and notably unorthodox—lilmography. rin search of her roots, her charac- Will Win: One can always dream. . If there's Helyas she touches vour soul something you can definitely count on come aacall has never been nominated Oscai night is thai The English Patient - e was the besl thing about Baibra produce* s.ml ran sir wiH give twe Photo courtesy GRAMERCY PICTURES| I physical beauty. A longdalayed acceptance speeches. (He is also this SHE'S HAVING A BABY: Police Chief Marge Gunderson (Frances McDormandl and her hus­ r. . ycat's recipient ol Ihe Irving G. band Norm (John Carrol Lync h), drift oft in front of the television in the loel and Ethan Coen Thalberg Award tor achievement in iilm forgo. Mc Dormanri is up tor Best Actress while the film is up tor Best Picture. Best •kctor producing l Director, Best Original Screenplay and Best Cinematography. I.linking on lhe bright side, a win for The English Patient could result in Hullywood producers striving to transcend (he medi- F| ocriiy that has befallen Iheir | SMsillllliUi under his belt (he also recent offerings, lt could even j •san.in The People \ s lunx Flynl trigger a boom in the independent Allen's tieiyone Am i / Love Van), Iilm industry. Ihe bad news is lhat 'ado lhal maik hun as one of the most of these lilms won't be all tion. He nol onlv made Gregory thai different from each other. M watchahle; he also stole the Iilm

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Earn I hut Photo e. icirtos, MIRAMAX FILMS | I SEAT WITH A VIEW: /ilenek Sveiak (center! with Andrej Chalimon in a se ene Irom Ian Sverak s Knh.i. viewer identify with a svho betrays his own r •Kristin Scott Thomas t is.very dillicult to cap- i bubly no picnic lo spend i The Miami Hurricane's Ilsi st t oiliest ivercd in pounds of latex i Foot malady: The Oscai lhe Miami Huirn,ino is sponsoring an i BEST PICTURE jEmily Watson (Ist ,ir Contest ill winch you, the reader c ,in ^preferably with a British -iThe English Patient Breaking the Waves make vnur predictions on Monday's a disability 01 impediment. i jFargo ir perfectly (Okay, so lie's i Academy Awards. Contestants must c lip (his -Uerry Maguire BESXS!^Qi3TJNG a't hurt lhal he is mesmeriz- entry form and return ll with their predh tions -iSecrets & Lies EQB jCuba Gooding Jr •strlook the fact lhat he prob- i to The Hurru ,1110 otfiei* . C K.ioni 221, liv _)Shme Monday, March 24, al 5.00 p.m. Jerry ttt i jWilliam H'Macy All contestants will automatically receive BEST ACTOR Fargo i one movie poster. jTom Cruise jArmin Mueller-fa: i Winners will be selected horn those con­ Jerry Maguire jRalph Fiennes Shine testants who eiiitecllv predict the greatest Larrx Flint The English Patient jEdward Norton i numbei ol (Ken winners cluiitii; Mon.lav I jWoody Harrelson Fear i •Vcarioinv Aw,nils Cool prize*, including The People vs Larry Flynt jjaines Woods Ghosts ol Mississippi sh I'aiitiu i i Ds books anel sc leenplays, will be award­ JGeoftrey Rush ed to winners. More information aboul prizes Shine Slrmund caul lake all Ihe credil Im QL 'INC. i is available Irom fho Huirii .me office, jBilly Bob Thornton asking lhal his unsettling portrait ol (EJsS Winners will lx* notified by telephone .md Sling Blade id events Coen subverted lhe eon i jjoan Allen * his dehe imislv twisted sensibility instructed as to when they will lie able tn The Cru BEST ACTRESS i c I.um (heir prizes jLauren Becall us caiegmy. scope is what matters JBrenda Blelhyn Ihe Miami Hurricane would like to thank The Manor Has Bao Faces jUtd to make an epic lhal is bolh i Secrets S Lies Ihe following movie companies for making i jDiane Kealon jjuSetta Hr this contest possible: Fine Line Features, Marvin's Room The Er., i Citameitv Pictures, Muuniax Films, Octobsi jFrances McDormand Jti.'t i' i Hi i Films and In Slai Tie lutes f..hlO The ' Ilie Ai.uloniv Aw,nils will an Mnnilav at JKtislin Scott Thomas i I (HI p m on ABC The English I'., L. WHAT WOULD YOU SAY? What do you think of the attempt il THE MIAMI HtRRIMSE to regulate indecent material on FRIDAY, MARCH 21,1997 the Internet? OPINION Respond online al: www.miaini.hurricane.edu student speak up There's a if a choice, what Give me a (spring) break! A | would you rather win: an break at the Olympic gold medal m 510,000? scalp to sole cov­ ered swith bookstore end of the merchandise—in a Sp*ak Up answers art edit­ Harvard University road ed for clarity, brevity and baseball cap, occurory. Queens College T- shirt. Wake Forest • sweatpants or University of "A gold ZACHARY UNTERMAN Miami socks. medal. With No matter the the fame, am no player. And it is quite school, no matter recognition strange, that I, the non-player, what their ranking and endorse­ Iwould sacrifice myself into in Baron's top-raied ments, you spring hreak country—one of beer- LEE NESSEL schools in America could get guzzling, over-sexed minors who list, they were all .G.I.F. But today is just more run around half-naked, burnt by the acting alike, as if another Friday, just another money." sun. their already-baking brown skin the color of lobsters by the end of they were mimick­ Tday deeper in school work, their wildly crazy week Shangri-la. ing every action of another day closer to term paper TREVOR FORRESTER each other (both deadlines and final exams, another Their mission, which they are too boys and girls willing to accept: drown their livers day closer to the end of school. alike), like snakes in margaritas. tequilas, Dirty S8J5. Two Fridays ago, mosl people slithering through Bananas, a little Sex on the Beach, dropped all responsibility and head­ the sand delving for strawberry daiquiris and an assort­ ed out to wherever spring break their next prey, their "Money » a ment of imports, while still on their would take ihem next attack to sink tool, but ,i endless search for the golden hook­ A few students headed home, be their teeth into, or gold medal up. that up north, out west or just up the maybe just their glorifies the state; some did the "cold" thing and Yes, this is the life of a typical tongues. nioment, and spring breaker. slack-jawed, drooling on the wood. Ten years from now when you've went skiing; others traveled to that you can No matter where in the world- How hard it must have been for Another loose goose falling got a three-bedroom house with a Caribbean destinations, the Keys, or never lose, Lake Havasu City, Arizona; Daytona these freakazoid lushes wandering through the sand, her face beet red, white picket fence and back porch in just hung around Miami (like we ever." Beach, Panama City and Key West, the beach in the darkness to recog­ body drenched with cither vodka upstate New York, working at a job here at the University of Miami Florida; Negril. Jamaica; Anybeach, nize one boy from the other, one girl martinis or sweat—it sure smelt like that pays just over $60,000 a year, don't get enough sunshine and U.S.A. from the next: Didn't I sleep with vodka martinis—her bony arms supporting two kids and a wife who beach). you last night? CHRISTOPHER IYON • SOPH. I don't think the words "Spring stretching around my neck, slaver goes on the too-frequent shopping I made a short trip down to the break '97!!! ARF!!! ARF!!! ARF!!!" No, that was another guy with a cascading into my hair. spree at Saks Fifth Avenue, then? Keys for a few days. I thought I Sigma Chi tattoo. would get away from Miami, enjoy were screamed into my ears enough What a wacky world spring break No. Now is the time, now is the Me? I just secured myself at a pic­ some peace and relaxation. on my trip, by that same fraternity is. Fun, yes. Odd, yes. I don't know time. nic table, beer in hand, and watched And that's just what I did while in guy—they've come to all look the which to compare it to more—Jaws So, until then, try and stay a little same to me—with spittle on his and listened, jotting notes in my the islands north of Key West. But, or Lord of the Flies. Probably a bit sober for classes, and by the way, do "1 would like blue, numbed-by-alcohol lips, his already note-congested head. upon entering Key West, one could me a favor...try not to scream an Olympic "I'm home, take me drunk" T-shirt That was a challenge in itself—to of both. The wild parties on the sense a whole new atmosphere hov­ medal better ~MsV vomit-stained by either him or his escape the stupidity surrounding beach , the predatory pursuit of both "Spring break '98!!! ARF!!! ARF!!! ering over the island. than $10,000 me. boys and girls, the non-stop lunacy, ARF!!!" so loud in my ear next year. because 1 __pr buddy. Brother John. The first group of spring breakers \f Bv idiocy and madness. Zachary Unterman is a freshman could sell the It's i|iiilc a spectacle to behold. The drunken Sammy left behind I met had driven all the way down Olympic The masses of college students—all by his four other brothers, lying flat But heck, this is college, right? If majoring in motion pictures and the­ from Purdue University in Indiana. medal for PJ"^R*Ba¥ * in their respective alma mater attire. on the world's biggest pot-belly. not now, when? ater They were all drunk, sunburned and much more loving life. than that." After sharing a cheeseburger in paradise with the jolly group, I con­ FERNANDO IERMUDEZ • SNR. cluded that as long as they were as Students forced to spend extra money far away as possible from school and everything familiar, they were happy. ic. Having old They, like many other students, A-*«V yosf •• • CiW CAFETERIA friends home from were all decked out in their univer­ Ihv gold t£J— college, week-long sity shirts and hatv School pride H*«»™ ,,,chtCl< I medal, sunning and a break was rampant, and the lettered cloth­ \ became that A Who needs ih tftfoTa/;* from 8 a.m. classes. ing at least made for nice ice-break­ would mem Oe.r-y i>/o,y} ,u\ it was an 11-day ers. After all. the goal of everyone something SPRING M.W. r)*> lr>ee5« *'.'«S Coiy,f weekend. f there was to get drunk and hook up th.it you've «*" j>o-fA fhe W^o-lqi/, It is just hard to eat as many times as possible...or so it done tot SARAH GUARNACCIA lti____ *V^ tjq.V/ sromifi? well when all you seemed. yoursclt have is fast food and "ith a change of plans and a I felt out of place because I was personal vending machines at closed cafeteria, spending not ruby red and trying to seduce SUlt <'ss your disposal. spnng break on campus every male that walked by, and not IELEN CAIAILERO • SNR. W I have to give cred­ drunk by 7 p.m. was going to be more of a headache lhan a vacation. it to the people of my Also, being from Miami seemed church and local The service-oriented person in me to put me out of the spring break friends for helping had wanted to participate in inner loop as well. Key West felt me eat. They offered Alternative Spring Break. 1 was like a place for all those students dinner on a few going to get to work with inner-city trying to escape something greater "Winning a occasions, but I still schools and such in South Carolina. than just a week of work and class­ gold medal had to fend for Instead, I had to be the sound es. seems more myself for breakfast, operator for the theater department's Perhaps the great white winter important lunch and about production of Reckless at the Ring was laying heavy doses of cabin than winning \j_wF eight dinners (not to Theater. fever on Northern students. Perhaps mention extra food $10,000. looking forward to driving until the It's not the Unfortunately, it was the day I for my overcater's end of the road had been on their money that would have liked to have been leav­ appetite). ing for South Carolina. minds for months—giving them counts." The cafeteria being closed was The cafeteria peo­ something to look forward to and never an issue for me. I only felt bad ple have established enjoy when the time came. SHANE CONNELLY • JNR. lor those who were slaying on cam­ prices, as outrageous For me. Key West was fun. a my mom about money for food. pus. as they may be, for reminder of how good we have it I not only had to bite the bullet and pa\ myself. Well, I too was feeling sorry for myself when I breakfast, lunch and dinner. According to the set going to school in Miami. The but I had to bile my tongue before I exclaimed learned I would be on my own for meals during prices, I would be out nearly $200. spring breakers had to squeeze in obscenities when I saw my bank statement at the the week. On the sly from my mom, my dad sent me $40 one week all the sun and fun we "Right now, I end ofthe week. I think it was the fact that my parents spent bucks. Whoopee! That took care of my appetite have the entire year. would like to My bank account suffered drastically. I will just $1,400 dollars on a meal plan that made this such for about two days But last week was good for us. win the say that wailing tables at Denny's is looking bet­ a problem. They weren't pleased at all to know I was also out the $85 I had promptly paid out While perhaps I should have stayed $10,000 to ter and belter every day. lor my original plans of Alternative Spring Break. help out H ith lhat they had to send extra money to pay for more at home and gotten ahead on school I thought thai maybe this was the University's Don't worry because I am back on track. I have some food. work, that would have defeated the way of telling me to lose weight. I figured if ihey made regular appointments with the Stairmaster studying II mined out that wasn't a problem after all. purpose of break. inaele HM starve. I would shed pounds in no time and Nordic-Trac. expenses The) wouldn't even send mone\! Thev assumed But just the opposite occurred. Spring break is a welcomed vaca­ wilh the monc) 1 make here ul the paper and my Not to mention, I have been eating three well- tion for all. whether it's traveling it s ,1 dttTtcuh If you'd like to know, I ended up eating more work slud> job. I could bile Ihe bullet and pay for balanced, healthy meals every day. home to see family, staying at decision food than ever. I" went on a one-week binge, food The cafeteria opened its doors last Monday school to do work or just driving LAUREN REGGERO • JNR. scrounging for change, making withdrawal after I argued with my parents and even ended one moming. I toasted my bagel, drank my juice and down to the end of the road to get withdrawal from my account. To be honest, I ate headed to my 8 a.m. class. conversation with a dial tone in place of a verbal nearly MS meals a day. losl in the masses of revelers. good-bye. Sarah Guamaccia is a freshman majoring in Lee Nessel is a senior majoring in compiled bv LUCIANO BLOTTA It wasn't out of depression Heck, I was ecstat­ I didn't needed (his tension between myself and musical theater. journalism and religion.

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