Men win final JellKmndfls Richard Gere: exhibition game Sexiest Man over Upstate ER Alive? page 5 of llie week ACCENT page 11 THE MIAMI tmmSince 192 7 Coral Gables, Florida 77, WWW.HURRICANE.MIAMI.EDU Tuesday, November 16.1999 VIRGINIA TECH 43 MIAMI 10 Dollars add up for groups participating By Eugene Carral Hoping students will muster up Escape lo more school spirit, this vear's Homecoming costs have been reduced in order to promote greater greek and Paradise organizational participation, said H I M I • I. « i » Homecoming Executive Committee (hair Kate Krueger. "In the past, we've gotten feedback that Homecoming is too expensive," Women, said Krueger. As a result, prices and requirements for this vears Homecoming have changed, she said. men vie To participate in Homecoming, 3 least 40 percent ot the organizations roster has to purchase a $5 I shirt, and at least N) percent of the for titles has to buy a ticket to the Hornet timing Ball, said Kruegc lo make Saturdav's Ball at Eden Roc By Victoria Corbett cki.i THE TRAINER: Quarterback Kenny K^lly was under ryrimaa&urt. aft qarne, nnri inii irwl his right <~hot lifter anr Retort umi Beach financial burden, the ticket prices In this week's Miss and Mr were reduced to IK) I person an Universit" of Miami pageants, mtt By Jonathan Santucci a couple I M will reign supreme in seriousness, Krueger sard that manv members two are not even comparable!' Last year the Hurricane turned ever the ball five nl organizations, in order to fulfill said Richard Walker, director of times to Virginia lech, hut ii wasn't until overtime that requirements, are saving monev b\ Student 1 ite and executive director of the Hokies were ahle to put the game 33* buvrng tickets as 0OH| the Miss I'M pageant There aren't No overtime was needed Saturdav Krueger admits to losing revenue am rules and regulations lor Mr I'M 1'he (anes turned t met the hall six times I three turn bv making the tickets so affordable. other than the ones set by the MM and three interceptions! and the Hokies made the Were lucky to break even," said Homecoming Committee." most ol their chances en route lo pounding I'M,43-10. Krueger. Not onlv will Miss I'M receive I Battered "It was a disappointing loss,"Hurrk anes head coach Some greek organizations partici­ $1,000 scholarship, she will also he > Butch Davis said succinctly. "But we have to put it pating m Homecoming activities automatically qualified tor the Miss behind us." thev have heen saving money. Honda pageant. Defensive hacks Ike Charlton and Anthony Midget 'We've been selling ads for T-shirts Mr I'M gets a M0 gift certificate to each made big plavs tor the Virginia ic\ h detense. while and floats," said Brian Kushner, presi Hooters and a 23 inch color IV in Blacksburg the ( anes were without the services ot quarterback dent ol fan Beta Tau fraternitv Ihe winner ot Miss I'M receives | Kennv kellv tor most thi game fraternities and sororities usuallv possible 710 points for her organi/a (.harlton recovered three t anes tumbles and have money set aside tor Hon competing in Homecoming The returned mu tor a touchdown and Midget intercepted Homecoming, said )uhe Upper, a winner ot Mr. I M receives mii "It 5 going to be a good game, but do we think we can win? three passes Iwenty- tour ol the Hokies' points came as number of Delta Gamma sorontv points Yeah, I think we can win." I result ot those turnovers fraternities and sororities, such as Miss I'M is tonight at X p.m at ik' (anes had an earh 10 0 lead in the first quarter Zeta Beta Tau and Delta Gamma, sav Gutman (oncert Hall vlmissmn is $5 Nate Webster, Hurricane Linebacker alter a 27 vard field goal h\ And) (rosland and a thev believe Homecoming provides an with a ( MM < ard and SH) tor general seven vard touchdown pass trom Kellv to receivei Opportunity lor an unknown organi admission Andre King /.ation to debut into the I'niversitv ot Mr I'M is Wednesdav. 7J0 p.m.. at See CANES • Page 6 See COSTS • Page 2 See PAGEANTS • Page 2 Sorority event winner dubbed 'Man of Millennium' By Beth Neumann contestants darcia said he had planned Rogers said monev was laised tor the an evening at the movies ffmm Hfmm I ft) parts of the evening onlv M hour before the Inundation trom the $100 contestant entry According to Rogers, the sorority raised i senior Mannv dare ia and thel vstic evenl, but save advantages with the win. fee. over $1,000 toward finding a cure tor cystic sis inundation were winners at the It feels awesome Alpha Sigma Phi and Uso, students placed monev m milk tugs fibrosis. annual Deepher Dudes, Delta Phi Delta Phi Epsilon go wav back This iust representing each participant that wen "The night was ama/ing and the monev i sorontv s combination male beau adds another chapter to oui relationship'' placed in the I'niversitv ( enter Bretveway we made was phenomenal,-' she said giant for fraternity members and darcia said during the week I he amount ot monev in first runner up was sophomore Omar philanthropv event, held Thursdav night at However the real winner td the evening, each iug was u inverted into points toward Babun of Sigma Epsilon Phi and second tfie Rat hskell.i according to sophomore Kate Rogers, Delta the contestant's total. runner-up was to )ohn . ourtnev d Alpha representing Alpha Sigma Phi. Phi fpsilon philanthropv chair and the During the pageant, members ot Delta Epsilon Pi. JORGE GALVEZ ' was iljri&'d 'Man of the Millennium" atn i evening's coordinator was the (vstic Phi Epsilon were MM tinned ott to the high NICE TRY: Zeta Beta Tau s entry, Jon Gelber, two hour's i >t competition against five othei fibrosis Foundation est bidder tor dinner dates. CM washes or See DUDES • Page 3 shown during the talent section, did not place. • Graduate University Center Current • Sharing college sion will be held on Tuesday • Sexuality the group is open to all sexual • Pre-med dents are invited to attend, but research by Graduate students November 30, at 5 30 p m in minority students, but espe members of AMSA must have research presented will be highlighted Students experiences the Office of Admission locat­ support group cialty helps those who may not elections held pad the local annual dues in The Fourth Annual Graduate may participate in the forum's The Office of Admission is ed in room 132 of the Ashe In collaboration with the feel comfortable with coming Guest speakers from the NOVA order to vote The organization Research and Creativity Forum, nine categories, including offering students the chance to Building According to the University's Counseling Center. to GLBC's meetings School of Osteopathic Medicine is also working with Alpha hosted by the University's Physical Sciences Natural and return to their high schools office, Hometown High is a the Gay Lesbian. Bisexual Attendants are prescreened to will be m attendance at the Epsilon Delta MAPS and the Graduate School and Graduate Life Sciences Social Sciences, during holiday break and share great informal way for students Community offers students a ensure that their intentions are American Medical Student Micro Club for Wacky Olympics Student Association, will be Communication. Humanities, University of Miami expen to volunteer their time wnile confidential support group to cwrect. and the support group Association Premed Elections, 1999 to be held Sunday, held on Thursday. November Marine Science Engineering, ences with students and coon visiting their high school discuss issues regarding their is facilitated by a Counseling held Monday, November 29. at November 21 on the 18, trom 11 am to 3 pm in Fine Arts, and Architecture selors through the Hometown sexuality or coming out experi­ Center member 7 pm. m the University Center, intramural Field the International Lounge of the High program A training ses­ ences According to the GLBC. —soom 245 AH pm-heatth stu- T 1 1 2 Turn •day. November 1tt, 1999 NEWS Thi lliiimi lliirrii iim im s r Hurricane Productions: The Cultural Arts Committee is looking Escape to for creative, outgoing members It you are Interested in the opportuni­ HOMECOMING ty to get involved through the arts on campus, call 305-284-6399 for more information a host of traditions AED, AMSA, MAPS and Micro Club: Paradise AED. AMSA. MAPS and Micro Club HOMECOMING I 9 99 invite aN pre-health students to sign­ up for WScky Olympics 1999. to be held Sunday, November 21. from 10 am. to 4 p.m on the Intramural Reid E-mail umpremeddyahoo com or caH 305-284-6422 If interested Iron Arrow Council of International Students and Organizations: Applications tor the 35th Annual International Week committees and co-chair are available in the COISO office. University Center room 213. For to tap new more information, call Cory Cain at 305-284-3548 AWARE: World AIDS Day is December 1 A candlelight vigil will members be held at 7 pm at the Rock A movie By Becky Clero IRON ARROW: wi be shown at 8 p m in the Humcane Staff Writer UM's HIGHEST International Lounge An information HONOR' Mr m be hekl on the University Iron Arrow, the oldest honor sou 1962: Iron Arrow's Center Patio that afternoon AWARE is ety and considered the highest honor "Founding Nine" looking for AIDS/HIV-related poetry to attainable at the University of first meets Dale C Clarke.