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4- WiBSMSflH CALENDAR t's been a year to remember. It city of Miami were mostly spared. started with a bunch of hur­ I ricanes. Historic moments, NATURAL DISASTER AFFECTS APR TODAY for both the U.S. and UM, followed, UM COMMUNITY Last day of classes for the Spring culminating in the 2004 presiden­ As tsunamis hit the coasts of 2S 2005 semester. tial election. Second semester began Africa and Asia on the other side of amid a tragedy that hit the world; 'Canes Night Live will host Mad the world, students felt the effects at tsunami relief efforts are still ongo­ House at 7 p.m. on the IM fields, the University and immediately took which will include an inflatable obstacle ing today. UM faced its own tragedy, action to help. Nearly every orga­ course, Halo-themed laser tag and food as the community felt the loss of one nization on campus participated in from Popeye's. There will also be a of its own and banded together for fundraising relief efforts, showing raffle for Gameboys, iPod shuffles and the future safety of students. Along the heart of the UM community. many more prizes. the way, the University has experi­ enced everything from groundbreak­ STOMACH VIRUS OUTBREAK Multicultural Student Affairs will host ing events and pride to controversy More than 200 students reported Finals Fiesta from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. in and loss, resulting in an unforget­ symptoms related to Norovirus the the Plaza between the registrar's office table year. and the Rat There will be international day before winter break, causing food and music. many to reschedule travel plans and THE PRESIDENTIAL DEBATE miss finals. The resulting investiga­ Just Kidding, UM's improv group, ENERGIZES CAMPUS tion cleared the Chartwells cafeterias is looking for students to perform in a UM was placed in the national as the source of the outbreak. 24-hour Comedy-A-Thon. AH types of spotlight when President George W comedic acts are welcome and each Bush and Sen. John Kerry (D-Mass.) THE DEATH OF THE POPE will be given as much time as needed. came to campus for the first presi­ A religious leader, the only Pope The event will be held in the Barber dential debates of the 2004 election, that most students ever knew, passed apartment, located on the ground floor held at the Convocation Center. Amid of Hecht, at 6 p.m. away in April. As the black smoke rose the celebrity sightings, media blitz, from the Vatican, students attended tight security and parking fiascos, The Wellness Center presents vigils and paid their respects to Pope Fitness Fest with Studio Cycling in the students experienced history in the John Paul II. Atrium, Kickboxing, Guts & Butts and making. When Election Day finally Step in Muiti-A. All events are from 1 came around, students made sure TOP TEN SPIRITUAL LEADER VISITS UM p.m. to 4 p.m. that their vote would count, some His Holiness the 14th Dalai waiting in lines for hours to place Lama, a spiritual leader and world Belly Bust will be from 9 p.m. to 11 their ballot. visionary for peace, inspired the p.m. in the Rathskeller. News Moments University when he spoke on "A FRATERNITY SUSPENSIONS Compiled by Megha Garg Human Approach to World Peace" to SATURDAY APR UM was taken by surprise as and Natalia Maldonado a packed crowd at the Convocation Beginning of Reading Days. two of its long-standing fraterni­ Of the Staff Center. 30 ties, Pi Kappa Alpha and Lambda President Shalala and Larry Coker, Chi Alpha, were suspended within head football coach, will make guest pedestrians. Students held vigils in ADMINISTRATIVE OVERHAUL two weeks of each other. The alle­ is scheduled for 2006 completion. appearances during the Jerry Herman memory of Kelly and are petitioning FOR NEXT YEAR gations ranged from alleged sexual OUR NAMESAKE FOR A Ring Theatre and Alvin Sherman Family for the construction of a pedestrian The University is welcoming battery to violations of the University REASON Stage 2004-2005 season finale, Good overpass to ensure that the tragedy many new faces to campus this fall. Code of Conduct. The Pike investiga­ Hurricanes Charley, Frances, News!The show begins at 8 p.m., and doesn't happen again. Dr. Michael R. Halleran will be the tion recently came to a close, while Ivan and Jeanne put the campus in the theatre opens for seating at 7:30 new dean of the College of Arts and p.m. Admission for faculty and staff Lambda Chi's is ongoing. a state of alert as students stocked UNIVERSITY VILLAGE BREAKS Sciences and Dr. Sam Grogg will is $16. up on everything from bottled water GROUND to canned food and went in search of take over as dean of the School of STUDENT DEATH SPARKS Communication. The new provost The Civic Chorale and UM Alumni After being in the works for over a full tank of gas. Lockdown became COMMUNITY ACTION announcement of the replacement Singers will lead a kick-off concert a decade, University Village was a familiar state of affairs; students Freshman Ashley Kelly died when event celebrating the 35th anniversary finally approved. UM's first housing crammed into the Convocation of Dr. Luis Glaser is expected soon, she was hit by a car at a busy U.S. 1 year of the Civic Chorale at 7 p.m. at the development on campus in 35 years Center and dorms, while others while the search for a new dean of the intersection, causing the UM com­ Maurice Gusman Concert Hall. Tickets broke ground on March 23,2005, and headed home. Luckily, UM and the medical school is under way. are $10 for adults, $8 for seniors. munity to question the safety of its

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News THE MIAMI HURRICANE April 29, 2005 NEWS BRIEFS U1NEWS - Prescription Cuban heritage collection receives former Cuban tojstudy? president's collection The University of Miami's Cuban Heritage Collection (CHC) has received the Fulgencio Batista Zaldlvar Collection, consisting of thousands of documents-correspondence, memorabilia, photographs and books-owned by the former Cuban president. Donated by Batista Zaldivar's widow Martha Batista and his children Mirta Ponsdomenech, Fulgencio Ruben Batista, Elisa Aleida Batista, Carmela Batista, Jorge Batista, Roberto Francisco Batista, Fulgencio Jose Batista and Marta Malouf, the Cuban Heritage Collection is at the Roberto C. Goizueta Pavilion in the University's Otto G. Richter Library. It is the largest repository of Cuban historical, literary and cultural materials outside the island. The Fulgencio Batista Zaldlvar Collection contains sev­ eral hundred pages of documents dating from 1958 to 1973, including an unfinished autobiography. Toni Morrison to be Fall 2005 Orientation speaker Nobel and Pulitzer Prize winning author Toni Morrison will be the featured speaker at the Fall 2005 Orientation. SARAH SCHERMESHORN/Hurricane Staff Renowned for her detailed expressions of African-American A BITTER PILL?: Adderall is used recreationally by students for partying as well as for studying. life, Morrison's novels include The Bluest Eye, Song of There are many debates on whether the drug is safe for comsumption for non-prescribed users. Soloman and Beloved, which was made into a motion picture in 1998. Students use Adderall to focus on finals ELSE By Dave Maggiotto scribed to an ADD medication known as among the safest and most effective medica­ News Reporter Focalin, a newer drug that is less strong than tions in psychiatry...with little potential for MTV stars share stories and the prevalent drugs on the market. abuse." Many students will turn to Starbucks for Following the prescription of her psychia­ On the other hand, Dr. Malcolm Kahn, secrets with U. Florida crowd caffeine-rich coffee to help them stay focused trist, Weinstein was taking one pill "whenever director of Psychology at the Counseling (U~WIRE) GAINESVILLE, F/a.—Speaking as part of and awake while studying for finals. However, [she] needed to pay attention to something" Center, strongly disagrees with Dr. Amem's Pride Awareness Month, two MTV reality show cast mem­ some find that caffeine is not strong enough for a few months when she developed adverse viewpoint. He refers to the commonly pre­ bers "dropped some knowledge" on about 70 University of for them, and certain students will ingest reactions to the drug. scribed stimulants as "powerful drugs" and Florida students Tuesday regarding their experiences with medications prescribed to people with atten­ "Two hours after I would take it I would "absolutely unsafe" to take without prescrip­ the auditions, the shows and coming out to friends and tion deficit disorder or attention deficit hyper­ suddenly get really depressed," Weinstein said. tion. Even with a doctor's prescription, Dr. family. active disorder, known respectively as ADD "It was so horrible that I stopped using it Kahn believes that "a whole list of medical Karamo from Real World: Philadelphia and Sophia from and ADHD. permanently." problems can arise from taking the drug." Road Rules 10 and Battle of the Sexes 2 gave tips for those The most commonly prescribed of Despite the positive side effects-she claims In an informal survey taken in his abnor­ interested in attending the upcoming Gainesville audition for Real World. Sophia explained that an open casting call these medications are Adderall, Ritalin and that at times Focalin dramatically improved mal psychology class, Dr. Kahn claims that provides a better opportunity to display oneself. Concerta. These drugs are stimulants that her ability to focus- Weinstein's overall experi­ students reported these drugs to be "read­ Though Sophia was happy each time she was moved target the central nervous system and show a ence leaves her affirming that ADD and ADHD ily available on campus," corroborating forward, she said the interviews were often stressful and wide range of effects on users. Students seek drugs are "never safe," because "you never Weinstein's thoughts. He also stated that stu­ deived into personal issues. them because the stimulants are known to know what they will do your body." dents in his class have admitted to procuring "At the end of the interviews, I'm like, 1 hate my mom! prevent drowsiness and enhance a user's abil­ It's possible that Weinstein's bad reac­ the pills "for partying." My life is over!'" she said, laughing. ity to concentrate. tion could have been much worse. This past Despite reported deaths and other adverse The pairs also talked about what they learned from their "It opens a whole new door to my thinking February, Canada indefinitely suspended all effects, it seems students will continue to use experiences on the shows. process," said Christopher Bentler, a senior sales of Adderall after receiving a report that these drugs, though not necessarily because who takes Adderall before long study sessions. 20 sudden deaths have occurred in the U.S. they are uninformed. "Somehow it lets me look at things in a dif­ since 1999 among persons who were taking "I've seen the downside," Bentler said. "I've ETC. ferent light." the drug. The FDA has no plans to change the seen people get addicted to Adderall and stop Final grades for the spring semester will be available on Bentler is not alone in his non-traditional status of the drug in the U.S., as it concludes being able to function without it." EASY on Wednesday, May 18th. As a reminder, the EASY sys­ study habits. that there is no decisive evidence to prove that However, he said this knowledge would not tem no longer uses PIN numbers for logging in; it now uses "Everybody takes it," said Melanie Adderall was the cause of these deaths. stop his own usage, because he was careful, the CanelD Authentication Service (CAS). Students should Weinstein, a freshmen living in Hecht. "It's The debate over the safety of Adderall and and because "there's just nothing like it." have a working CanelD before they leave campus for the very common in the dorms." other ADD and ADHD medications is not new. summer. Email the Office of the Registrar at registrar@miami. Weinstein, unlike many of the drug users Psychiatrist Daniel Amem writes in his book Dave Maggiotto can be contacted at edu or go to UC 121 for more information. she is referring to in Hecht, is actually pre­ Healing ADD that "stimulant medications are d. maggiotto @umiami. edu. April 29, 2005 THE MIAMI HURRICANE News 3 ATTENTION Sprint UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI EMPLOYEES! CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES!

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News THE MIAMI HURRICANE April 29,2005 April 29,2005 THE MIAMI HURRICANE News 5 hz The Humcane staff would like Students, faculty reflect to thank and congratulate on cheating as finals near By Jay Rooney cheating," said Dr. Miller, who assigns essay assign­ News Reporter ments based solely on the lecture material, which he feels makes cheating more difficult. - As finals approach, an ever-present issue for Dr. Miller says the Internet is at fault for creat­ Deborah Block students and faculty alike looms in the horizon: ing major problems related to plagiarism, which cheating. prompted him to switch his assignment approach. According to the Undergraduate Student Honor He described a time when more than six students Code, cheating is a violation that includes "copying in a class plagiarized substantially on a paper. Omar Giritli answers from another student's exam" and "using "The case was depressing, occupied several a cheat sheet or crib notes in an exam." The Code weeks of my time and interfered with the focus of also defines plagiarism, "representing the words or the course," Dr. Miller said. "Students who cheat are ideas of someone else as your own," and collusion, also cheating other students out of combined read­ Sara Miga "working together on an academic undertaking ings and writing exercises that have traditionally for which a student is individually responsible." been a part of a college education." and Penalties for cheating range from probation and Cyndi White, teaching assistant in the University service to suspension and expulsion. Department of English, uses a completely different Dayle Wilson, associate dean of students, said approach to plagiarism altogether. relatively few cheating cases are reported. "I try to prevent cheating by never duplicating Leigha Taber "Most complaints [to the Honor Council] come assignments and always requiring an element of from plagiarism," Wilson said. "They're usually originality and creativity for the student," Cyndi from the entry-level courses." White said. "If a writing assignment requires a stu­ According to the Honor Council, during the dent to respond in a manner that is individual for 2003-2004 school year, nine cases of cheating and him or her, then there is no chance for cheating, as two cases each of collusion and falsification, com­ every student has different ideas and opinions." our graduating seniors. pared to 24 related to plagiarism, were reported. She assigns papers and essays "a bit on the Wilson noted, however, that "not all cases are unconventional side" to avoid such situations. Good luck, we'll all miss you. reported to the Honor Council." "I once had a student fulfill an essay assign­ Faculty members feel especially strong about ment by writing a 40-page research-based screen­ cheating. Tonya White, lecturer in the Department play-talk about original," Cyndi White said. 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News THE MIAMI HURRICANE April 29, 2005 April 29, 2005 THE MIAMI HURRICANE News 7 "Congratulations, you've been accepted to the University of Miami." It is hard to believe it has been four-and in some cases five or six-years since we opened those acceptance let­ ters, telling us of our futures as Hurricanes. For some it was a lifelong dream, for others a last resort, but either way we convened upon this Coral Gables campus. And we haven't been the same since. In our time at UM, we have seen tragedy and triumph. We have shed tears and screamed cheers. We've beat FSU in football five times in the past four years; we played host to the presidential debate, and we got a new president of our own. We've seen the Convocation Center and Pavia built, and we've seen patios spring up everywhere. We've seen the University grow and change, just as we have. From the day that we showed up for our first class to the day we'walk on stage to receive our diplomas, we will have done it all together. As graduation day looms in the not-so-distant future, remember that this is just the beginning. The years of school and studying are about to pay off. The future, no matter what it may hold, is bright for each and every one of us. Some of us will head home, others to law school; some will be serv­ ing the less fortunate through volunteering, while still others will enter the workforce. The future is endless. There is no stopping us. Some of us will go on to be doctors, lawyers, poli­ ticians, teachers, CEOs, movie stars-but no matter where our paths may take us, the routes all went through the same place. Never in a million years did we think, as we walked, onto campus for the first time, that we would be leaving UM as the people that we are today. As graduation approaches, part of us still feels like that lost freshman miles away from home, but LETTER POLICY another part of us knows that we are as prepared as we're ever The Miami Hurricane encourages all readers to voice going to be to face the "real world." their opinions on issues related to the University or There hasn't been a single thing that has defined our UM in response to any report published in The Hurricane. Letters to the editor may be submitted to the Whitten experience, not one that stands out as the situation, the chal­ « University Center, Room 221, or emailed to Hurricane_ lenge, the moment that defined it all. After all, UM is so much [email protected]. more then a school that you took classes at. It is where we Letters, with a suggested length of 300 words, must be learned the real lessons of life-how to tailgate and survive hur­ signed and include a copy of your student ID card, phone ricanes and finals, the importance of sunscreen and Starbucks, number and year in school. Anonymous letters will not the art of all nighters and so much more It is where we realized to read more columns? be accepted. Names may be withheld upon request at the discretion of The Humcane. that we are all just along for the ride, where we made our best friends and our share of enemies. And while we all realize that there are few people that we will keep in touch with after graduation, don't forget that it CORRECTION truly was the people who made our experience so memorable. To all of the members of the Class of 2005, it wouldn't have The last paragraph of Pete Trombadore's been UM without you. Thank you. April 26 column titled "Travesty of justice in death of Ashley Kelly" was inadvertently —Written by the graduating seniors of the editorial board: printed. He does not believe that Arbuckle Deborah Block, Sara Miga and Leigha Taber. should have been charged in the death of Ashley Kelly but that Florida's vehicular homi­ cide statute must be made tougher.

Editorial THE MIAMI HURRICANE April 26,2005 OPINION by Jovanni Bello Right On! by Don Donelson Nope, I don't want A senior's parting words of wisdom It's 3:30 in the valuable lessons along the way, and remain. When Hurricanes devastated What changes should to get in your pants morning, in the feel compelled to share some-take it many UM families, unsolicited offers the University make Let's get some things straight, last week of class, for what it's worth. of financial help were received. The over the summer? I am not writing this because I and unlike my Underclassmen: your time is lim­ list rambles on. Remember your alma got rejected or other such non­ friend Jorge Arauz ited, make it count. Get involved, go mater; give back so that it can con­ sense rebuttals I'll most likely last year, I am not Greek, run for Student Government, tinue to give to the next generation. receive-oh wait, this is the last drunk. I'm trying write for The Hurricane, volunteer. Don't stop at giving either; be issue, screw it. Thate you all. like hell to convince myself that the Never skip a home football game, and fervent in defense of our school. Be BEWARE: J am going to make English essay I have due soon-the certainly never leave one early. Go to proud. Represent the University of sweeping generalizations. If this doesnt apply to you,las t one I'll ever write-is important. Tallahassee once to watch the rivalry Miami everywhere. Never let fellow dont send me emails saying that what I wrote doesn't I have come to the conclusion that from their turf, skip classes if you have alumni pass you by without saying apply to everyone; I dont care. it really isn't, I'm outta here in a few to. Be yourselves; I spent nearly three hello and introducing yourself-and weeks, and everything is already set years attempting to be something most importantly, no matter where CHRISTINA COLEMAN A number of the women on this campus think Junior in stone for me. Sorry Dr. Glimp, love else-you can't get that time back. Most you move to, where you go to grad every guy is after them. My question is: Do all the "Renovate those your class, but this one isn't going to importantly, carry the torch. President school, or who you marry; always root guys want to get in your pants? No, we don't, and raggedy apartments, be a knockout. Shalala has graduated her first start to for the orange and green. I'll tell you why. Firstly, from what I've heard around especially Bldg. 22" campus, I wouldn't touch a certain number of the So it has been four years. It's a finish class, the University is becom­ This journey is nearly over, and the girls with a 10-foot pole. Some seem to have had small number, but it's pretty hard ing more respected every day, make next segment of life waits to be tack­ more "partners" than a four-hour SalsaCraze party. to fathom what it represents. In my your contribution to the legacy. led by the newest wave of University Secondly, if you're an uppity, standoffish bitch, no case, and many others, it represents Fellow soon-to-be University of of Miami-Graduates. The senior class one wants to put up with your crap, much less have boundless growth-both personally Miami alumni: Remember your roots. is ready, and to those of you that are to chat you up enough to get into a favorable posi­ and academically. Looking from point Think back to how much the University following behind us, we'll be waiting tion. A, checking into Stanford Residential of Miami has done for us in the past for you at the top. Thirdly, some guys are just nice, well-mannered College four years ago, to point B, right years. When things got rough, it was people whose only intention is to strike up a friendly now writing this column, it's mind there for us. When friends lost parents Don Donelson can be contacted at conversation and be friends with you. boggling the journey that foolish and and couldn't afford to continue, money d. donelson @umiami. edu. JULIAN CEPEDA Now, let's bash the guys who make all the females immature little boy went on. I learned miraculously appeared for them to Junior think all we want is sex. Apart from those who are "Get rid of this ugly just well-mannered and friendly, I know a good by Christopher Vasquez bomb shelter they call percentage of guys are saying, "Hell yeah, all we want Cox." to do is tap dat ass." These guys need to have bricks thrown at them, hard. The question is though, how Take advantage of missed chances do you tell the two different guys apart? Time is fleet­ And I have never been to mega-popu­ never did, luckily. Here is a simple test: If you're walking across the ing. It's definitely lar places like Crobar on Miami Beach Or getting the memo about the green, wearing an "Everyone loves an Irish girl" shirt tough to be a or Space in downtown. And I swear I last meeting for spectrUM this year, and a guy comes up to you and says,"I love Irish girls senior right now. have been meaning to take advantage reminding me about the first meeting too, but do you want some American in you?", call As I stare the last of the pool more than I did or go to the for the GLBC I went to four years ago, m my name and I will dispose of him with the fury of 14 days of my four beach more Sundays than I did. way before serving as president. years at UM in the The point is, you never realize Or even just thinking about the a thousand pissed-off ninjas. Now, if you're walking KRISTIAN TAYLOR face, I have realized there is so much what's around you and how much you first day I met all my friends. I remem­ down the green and you drop your books, and the Junior guy helps you pick them up, he's not trying to get in I have taken for granted. Most of my will miss it until you realize that it ber the night I met my best friend, her "I want a drunk bridge your pants, carry on. friends are in a class for this, offering won't be around you much longer-and smelling like greasy food after work, across the lake straight If you're in the elevator in the business school up their stories of what it was like to be in 14 days my time at UM will end, and , me harassing my roommate during to the Rat" and a guy gyrates his hips at you, stab him in the a 'Cane for four years, but I missed the I know for sure I will miss everything the movie we watched; how funny it is face with sharp pencils. Now, if the guy simply says, boat on that, much like other things about being here. we became so close in four years. "I can't wait till finals are over. How about you?" He's here at UM, so this is my therapy. When you live somewhere for so In fact, everything I see on campus only making conversation-relax, your panties are Like most freshmen, I came in a long and you see the same things all these days reminds me of something not on his mind. little pretentious about the whole col­ the time, you start to skip over all the special I used to see here, all the things Look, not all the guys are trying to get in your lege thing, acting like I knew every­ small things that you might have once that I take for granted. So to all the pants-some of us are just friendly, well-mannered thing within weeks of getting here. noticed and really appreciated. Now students not graduating, take a look people. This isn't to say you shouldn't watch out, The truth is, four years later I know that school is slowing down for me around every once in a while and because you should, but please, ease up a bit. Guys, so little about everything that' I pass and I have to move on to my new life, remember why you love it here-and stop being morons, not every girl wants to be accost­ everyday. It seems like I have taken I have started to recognize again the to the seniors graduating with me, TANTO GOLDSTEIN Senior ed as she goes to class. Unless there are clear indica­ for granted the fact that I go to UM things on campus that made up my it's never too late to do the same. It's and that I live in Miami while never four years here. helped me to remember, before I leave, "Get a better football tions like winking, and shirt-removal, leave her the team." hell alone. actually taking advantage of being in Like when it rained today, I remem­ that I have really loved this place. Miami and everything it offers. bered all the times I thought I was Speak Up answers are edited for clarity, brevity and accuracy. 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10 EDGE THE MIAMI HURRICANE April 29, 2005 Hip-Hop artist is Blessed with Success from being on the independently run label. "It's been a blessing and I'm just here to take advantage of these opportunities." Another blessing that has come with the compa­ ny is his friendship with label mate and hit maker Lif Jon. After meeting Jon in 2000 in Miami, he had Pitbull guest-appear on his double platinum album, Kings of Crunk. When it came time for Pit to enlist producers for his own debut, it was a no-brainer for Jon to return the favor. When asked what he has learned as result of working with Jon,

"I've learned to work hard...to keep grinding, stay humble and not to get too comfortable."

— PITBULL

he says,"I've learned to work hard and don't stop... to keep grinding, stay humble and not to get too comfortable." As far as upcoming projects, Pitbull has his paws in all areas of the game. He recently remixed his current single "Toma," which he promises will have some "pretty big names on it." This Saturday,

MARCUS WASHINGTON/Of the Staff he will be one of the many artists, ranging from THE SIGNATURE OF SUCCESS: Miami rap phenomenon Pitbull, whose debut, M.I AMI (Money la a Major Issue), has become the biggest-selling bilingual hip-hop The Game to Faith Evans, performing at Spring record in 10 years, signs for grateful fans. He credits his success in the rap game to his work ethic: "I found ways to create opportunities for myself." Fest at the Bayfront Amphitheater. Of his perfor­ mance, he warns it will be "loose, wild and crunk." By Marcus Washington Born in the "hood" of Dade County, the 24-year- try about his skills and shortly after, he found And while it was reported that his follow up album EDGE Writer old rapper's hustle is almost instinctual. Describing himself signed to Luke "Uncle Luke" Campbell's would be an all-Spanish album, those plans have both of his parents as "hustlers," Pitbull is a prod­ label, Luke Records. After amicably parting ways been put on hold due to a conflict of interest with Just a few years ago, the rest of the world never uct of the streets. Once a drug dealer, reflecting on with Campbell, Pitbull landed a deal to the record his label. knew Armando Christian Perez would transform that time in his life brings no regrets. "The streets company responsible for bringing the "crunk" phe­ Outside of music, he plans on opening the doors into Pitbull, a budding rapper with a promising teach you how to hustle and how to think three, nomenon to the mainstream TVT Records. The for other minority rappers, like Fat Joe and Big Pun career in the highly competitive world of hip-hop. four steps ahead of the game," he says. When real­ rest is history. "I never really got any big breaks," did for him-by starting his own label. And no mat­ Now, times have changed and everyone is trying izing that music was more promising and lucrative says Pit recalling his rise in the industry. "I found ter how successful Pitbull becomes, he realizes that to get a piece of Pit, which was evident during the than the drug game, he applied his street hustling ways to create opportunities for myself." there is always more to be accomplished. "I don't interview when his cellphone abruptly cut him off skills to break in the predominately Black rap Since the release of his debut, M.I.A.M.I. {Money think you can measure success, because I think mid-sentence. Quickly breaking into Spanglish, industry. "With my skin color being white and me Is a Major Issue), the album has become the big­ there's always somewhere else you can go with it," the Cuban-American MC apparently has business being Cuban and from the South, everybody was gest-selling bilingual hip-hop debut in more than he says before adding, "I don't want anything to to handle. After hanging up the phone, he says, like, 'What the fuck is this shit?' But now they got a decade. After hit singles such as "Dammit Man," come too quickly, because whatever comes quickly, "I apologize about that. It's my banker." While it. Now they are embracing me." "Culo" and "Toma" blowing up on urban stations leaves quicker." attempting to deal with the attractive novelty In 1998, he found himself on the set of a DMX in the South, Pit says, "I don't think da Vinci or of superstardom and balancing a heavy agenda, video having a freestyle battle with Ruff Ryder's Michelangelo could have painted me a better pic­ Marcus Washington can be contacted at Pitbull displays a refreshing degree of humility. Drag-On. A buzz soon followed around the indus­ ture," commenting of the success he has generated m. washington2@umiami. edu.

April 29,2005 THE MIAMI HURRICANE EDGE 11 BAND AUDIOBOOKS Assorted Stone isn't afraid to rock Books on tape, or CD, rather By Joanna Davila is his angry humor about the world and By Joanna Davila Ben and the guys promise that they EDGE Editor everything in it. Hilarious and subver­ EDGE Editor have a hard-edged sound in compari­ sive, Black examines his experiences son to other local bands. You hate to read but you like a good and how they have shaped him. Consisting of four music students and "We have appeal because we are the story. Unfortunately, tape decks are out The second audiobook is the nonfic­ four instruments, local band Assorted only real rock band," says Ben. As the of style and only CDs are accepted in tion title of Assassination Vacation by Stone is damn good considering their vocalist, Andrew says, "We aren't afraid the world. Enter Simon and Schuster Sarah Vowell. Using humor and wit, four-month, eight-gig existence. The to rock." Although the boys do other Audio, who take away the .doldrums of Vowel describes an American political band's founder, Ben Krogen, a junior freelance gigs, the band gives them an a long car ride with repeating radio sta­ murder as the story unfolds. Read by from Boston, says that his inspiration opportunity to play their type of music, SEANNA CRONIN/Hurricane Staff tions or the painstaking task of reading herself and a few guest readers such as for starting a pure rock band came something that they appreciate after shows all over the Miami area from until the words blue on the page. Stephen King, Jon Stewart and Conan from reading Aerosmith's "Walk This long hours of practice and juries in Sandbar in North Miami to hard-rock Simon and Schuster has alleviated the O'Brien, the narrative is both entertain­ Way." From there, it took six months and their rigorous music program. venue Churchill's. On Saturday the band problem for students who have no time ing and informational. auditions to compile the bands current As for the future, they will break for takes the stage at the best rock bar in to sit down to read. The books are even The only fiction-based compilation guys: Andrew as lead singer, Neil on the summer and convene in August, on town, Churchill's Pub. The guys will play downloadable to the sleek white iPods of the three, edited by David Sedaris, drums, Evan on guitar and Ben on base. a regular student schedule. Determined for a few hours, showcasing their talents that most students sport. So aside from is group of classic children's narratives. The boys vibe off each other and any to shake up the local Miami music while performing a mix of covers arid providing background to toilet cleaning Entitled Children Playing Before A Statue onlooker can tell that they love it. scene, Ben says they'd like to just get original stuff. Grab a drink and listen and road trip adventures, audiobooks of Hercules, Sedaris uses his voice along Named from a conversation about their name out there: "We'd like to just to some good music before exams and can be listened to when students are with others to communicate classics by Disney Movies, Ben's lack of ability to get people accustomed to our sound, finals officially start. exercising or even walking to class. Tobias Wolff, Amy Hempel and Akhil correctly pronounce Sword in the Stone our name." Sharma. Dancing around themes of love resulted in their moniker. Despite the With a line-up, a name and some Joanna Davila can be contacted at STORIES and betrayal, the stories are aimed more inspiration from a childhood classic, practice the guys have been playing j. davila I @umiami. edu. Debuting are three college-inspired toward the old rather than the young. audiobooks, including two nonfiction Visit a local bookstore and entertain titles and one fiction title, which make your mind with more than just tunes up a range of three to six CDs each. The about lickin' the lolli. first nonfiction title is the unabridged version of Lewis Black's Nothing's Joanna Davila can be contacted at Sacred. Read by Black himself, the audio j. davila 1 @umiami. edu.

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April 29, 2005 THE MIAMI HURRICANE EDGE 13 ART CD REVIEWS Aqualung Artist makes visit to Miami Art Museum Strange and Beautiful By Melanie Klesse of two blocks. It is easy to feel that the Edge Writer artist is playing with you-what you saw at first isn't necessarily what is Mellow, solid vocals. The instrumen- While Monty's has remained a long­ actually there. Rauschenberg is bring­ tals are mostly piano and drums; the time staple of the 5 to 8 p.m. UM Friday ing to our attention the importance of lyrics are about forlorn love and dra­ crowd, another happy hour has emerged what we bring to what we see. It is not matic relationships. Music is lethargic on the scene for the few who perhaps so much the reality of what is there, but but moving. The lyrics seem to be really desire a more artistic, cultured crowd. our belief in the reality of what we see. meaningful and relate to listeners and ZQDm in on the Miami Art Museum's Rauschenberg has had an incred­ possible life situations. The vocalist has JAM at MAM, advertised as a "happy ible life, traveling to Italy, North Africa, a sweet sound to his voice and combined hour with an artful twist," every third France, Greece and Turkey, all with the with the smooth melody, the music Thursday evening. goal of finding inspiration. He found it, invokes a sense of euphoria. Definitely The scene officially starts at 5, but apparently, having reached the climax should be classified as borderline emo; come later when more people have got- of his fame in the 1950s and '60s. In most definitely easy-listening. ten.out of work. Then you will see artsy his later years, he returned home-in people abound, complete with conver­ Scenarios he shows affection for more Mudvanye sations discussing local theater, litera­ local scenes: a rooster, a mosaiced car in .ym**:? « Lost and Found ture, other artists, painting and poli­ Key West done in 2003, humble dwell­ courtesy of MIAMI ART MUSEUM tics, and all facilitated by techno music SCENARIOS: The Miami Art Museum, touted as the best art museum in Miami, is ings, a flag draped over a window of a and liquor. This past feature: Robert showcasing the wistful pictures of native Floridian artist Robert Rauschenberg. seafood hut in Catydid Express. Rauschenberg, a native Floridian whose The Miami Art Museum is reported Typical to the Mudvanye style. Twelve prestige emerged in NYC and paved the discuss the art and her in depth study the objects to one another. Example: in to be one of the best museums in the racks of hardcore rock and screaming. way for subsequent artists Andy Warhol, of Rauschenberg and his work. Guide, there are repeated images of a Miami area, drawing famous artists and Made for intense music listeners. The Matthew Barney and the like. Rauschenberg developed a pigment TV with flowers. They look like simi­ sought after exhibitions. With programs lyrics deal with serious issues such as Rauschenberg's Scenarios project, transfer process himself in 1992 in lar images because of their placement such as JAM at MAM and openings of suicide, determination for success and images of Florida infused with nos­ order to create works that are collage directly underneath one another, but exhibitions complete with a band and death. The melodies, if you can call talgia, are exhibited at the MAM from like, but do not have the raised different in actuality there is an image on the an appearance of the artist himself, it them that, consist of strong drums and March 4 to July 3 and exemplify his surfaces of a normal collage process. His screen of one of the TVs and the other is may also be the most social. It would be guitar. Meant to be played on the high­ familiarity and use of common imag­ works are infiltrated by what Feinstein blank. They are two separate moments a shame to have spent four years here est volume possible. Host a rock concert es, i.e. construction signs, pigeons, as described as a "random order" (OK I in time. Between them is an image of a without a visit. and turn up the Mudvanye. Be sure to sources of inspiration. Roni Feinstein, know they're exact opposites, but stay pair of cinder blocks. Because of their wear scary makeup and smear fake a visiting professor of art history here with me here), as the whole of the mean­ placement, they also look as if they are Melanie Klesse may be contacted at blood on the walls. at the University of Miami, was there to ing of the work resides in the relation of repeated, but in fact it is a single image [email protected]. Steel Train Twilight Tale From the Prairies of get corded. summer the Sun

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18 EDGE THE MIAMI HURRICANE April 29,2005 "Baseball is baseball and "I hive some big shoes we didn't play good at all to fill. There's been a long [Sunday]. We've got to turn line of tradition here with a the page and work hard lot of great quarterbacks. and get ready to play next Hopefully one day they'll weekend." SPORTS add my name to that list." - —JIM MORRIS FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 2005 —KYLE WRIGHT Play Oh Hurricanes forget FSU, focus on Maryland

By Stacey Arnold Sports Writer

The baseball team has mixed TEN feelings as it heads into the next series against Maryland beginnings Sports Moments of the Year Friday, after its series win over in­ 2. BRADLEY RANKED NO. 1 IN finish. North Carolina. state and conference rival FSU. The team experienced a severe COUNTRY 5. WOMEN'S TRACK WINS ACC 6. MIAMI DEFEATS MARYLAND 7. CARRILLO TOSSES blow in the last game of the series A storied women's tennis career CHAMPIONSHIP IN OT COMPLETE GAME SHUTOUT after having taken the first two at UM reached its peak when senior The eighth-ranked women's track Will Frisby made a pair of free Cesar Carrillo continued his dom­ games by scores of 5-3 and 5-2. Megan Bradley received the top rank­ and field team took its first ACC throws with 0.8 seconds left in over­ inance on the pitcher's mound, and The 'Canes were unable to keep up ing in the country in the March 8 Championship in Tallahassee last week­ time to lift Miami past No. 22 Maryland Miami only needed one run to get the . the outstanding offensive efforts on Intercollegiate Tennis Association end. The Hurricanes were sparked by 75-73. Miami led nearly the entire game best of Oral Roberts in a 1-0 victory. Sunday and gave up 13 runs to the rankings, becoming the first player to junior All-American Charlette Greggs, and after Guillermo Diaz almost won It was Garrillo's first ever shutout as he Seminoles. However, the Hurricanes earn such an honor since 1988. Bradley who won both the 200-meter and 400- it in regulation on a half court shot gave up only five hits and struck out managed to score one run to pre­ went on to be named the ACC Player of meter events. UM recorded six individ­ at the buzzer that was waved off, the nine batters. vent a shut out, which would have the Year and led the Hurricanes to the ual event victories in all to finish with Hurricanes held on for their fifth ACC been their first all season. finals of the ACC Championships. 142 points, 20 more than second-place win of the year. 8. TINA MILLER WINS RYDER The 'Canes were upset by the CUP loss and disappointed at their failed 3. JAMES'BUZZER-BEATER Tina Miller shot a final round 77 to • attempt to sweep the series from the. LEADS HURRICANES PAST 1. NO. 5 MIAMI BEATS NO. 4 FLORIDA . X secure the Ryder Cup Championship Seminoles, bringing down the lifted GEORGIA TECH for the University of Miami. It was her STATE IN ACC OPENER & M, emotions of the players from the Looking to salvage a disappointing It seems like any Top 10 list we have • third victory of the year, the most since wins on Friday and Saturday. first season in the ACC, the women's usually is highlighted by a thrilling ,^M 1987-1988. The victory helped seal "It was definitely one of our basketball team relied on its star play­ Miami v. Florida State showdown. Jm Miami's first state title since 1993. roughest games," said Head Coach er, Tamara James, to get the team a This year was no exception, as the JM I Jim Morris. much-needed ACC Tournament victory Hurricanes came back from a 10- JH3 9. DUKE BASKETBALL COMES Despite the setback, the 'Canes over Georgia Tech. With the score tied 0 second half deficit to stun the J| TO CORAL GABLES are ready to focus on what is ahead at 58 with 1.6 seconds left, Yalonda Seminoles in overtime Jm Students were lined up for hours to of them and prepare to adjust those McCormick launched a full-court pass 16-10. The game had ^B^l make their way into what some called imperfections that prevented a third to James, who nailed a turnaround to be postponed the biggest basketball game Miami had win for the next series. jumper to give the 'Canes the victory. from a Monday jj w \ ever played. Even though No.4 Duke won "Baseball is baseball and we night kickoff to fl the game, it showed the Hurricanes had didn't play well at all [Sunday]^ 4. FOOTBALL RALLIES TO BEAT Friday night because 11] the fans, as the Convocation Center was Morris said. "We've got to turn the LOUISVILLE of Hurricane Frances. ^H rocking all night long. Fans included page and work hard and get ready Brock Berlin led the football team Frank Gore sealed the Wl Alex Rodriguez and Alonzo Mourning to play next weekend." back from a 17-point deficit to beat victory with an 18-yard ]• ^^^ in the front row. The Hurricanes will be preparing upstart Louisville 41-38 at the Orange touchdown run in jffl Br V for another home ACC series against Bowl on Oct. 14. Berlin threw three overtime. M ^j 10. HURRICANES RIP GATORS the Maryland Terrapins. This will touchdown passes and Frank Gore's IN THE PEACH BOWL be the first meeting between Miami one-yard touchdown clinched the win Playing in their first non-BCS bowl and Maryland as part of the 'Canes for the Hurricanes. Devin Hester added game in quite a while, the Hurricanes move to the ACC. a 78-yard punt return for a touch­ showed no signs of ill will as they Morris said the coaching staff down to put UM ahead 34-31 in the defeated the Gators 27-10. In his final will look at tape of Maryland, but fourth quarter, but Brian Brohm led game as a 'Cane, Brock Berlin threw for Louisville right back down the field for 9H Ip ||- / 171 yards as he led Miami to their third SEE BASEBALL, PAGE 2f% a touchdown, setting up the dramatic

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is his guy at this point. "I'm disappointed, but I knew this they are primarily focusing on their Wright named "From our standpoint, Kyle is fur­ needed to be done," Freeman said. "We own techniques. ther ahead. He's been here an additional needed to name a leader for this team, "I'm more concerned about our 2005 starting year and he has more knowledge of the and I feel good about it. Kyle knows that guys more than the other guys. We offense," Coker said. "But Kyle knows he I have his back 100 percent. My role now need to play well and take care of busi­ quarterback can't relax and Kirby knows he can pour is to push Kyle and make him a better ness," he said. the heat on." quarterback." Maryland has had its share of Wright stood out in the annual Even though Freeman didn't win the struggles in the ACC, recording more By Douglas C. Kroll spring game as he completed 10 of 13 job in the spring, it doesn't mean Wright losses than wins against other com­ Assistant Sports Editor passes and threw two long touchdown has the job locked up, and Coker has petitors in the conference throughout passes. The 6'4", 220-pound native repeated time and time again that both the 2004 season, ultimately finishing The new Miami starting quarter­ of Danville, Calif., and 2002 Gatorade of these quarterbacks will win many at 5-22 within the conference. The back has been chosen, for now at least. National Player of the Year knows about games at the University of Miami. For Terrapins are struggling to win, having Sophomore Kyle Wright got the offi­ the long line of great quarterbacks that Freeman, it's just a matter of when that experienced consecutive losses against cial nod from Head Coach Larry Coker have played in the Orange Bowl. first opportunity will come. Virginia, Clemson and North Carolina at a press conference on Tuesday after- • "I have some big shoes to fill. There's Wright will have no easy task as in addition to losses in most of the noon. Wright beat, out red shirt fresh­ been a long line of tradition here with a his first two collegiate starts come on three-game series against other ACC ALLISON BEZOLD/Hurricane Staff man Kirby Freeman in a close battle lot of great quarterbacks who have been the road in hostile environments. The clubs. ADDING THREE TO THE WINS COLUMN: that lasted all spring. successful and won national champion­ opener is at Florida State on Labor Day The Hurricanes have maintained The 'Canes look to further their record \8fr Wright seemed to be the favorite ships," Wright said. "It'll be great to try in front of a national TV audience on their position at the top of the ACC 34-10-1 against Maryland this weekend. ever since Brock Berlin finished his to live up to that. Hopefully one day ABC, followed by a trip to Clemson, standings and have closed the gap senior season. He would have even had they'll add my name to that list of great who the 'Canes lost to last year at the Championship baseball team will be between themselves and Georgia Tech, a bigger advantage if he hadn't gotten UM quarterbacks." Orange Bowl. Like many Miami fans, honored during the opening game. the No. 1 team in the conference. The hurt last season and gotten the reps at Freeman completed seven of 18 Wright can't wait for Sept. 5 to arrive. Honorees will consist of staff and play­ Yellow Jackets had a rough weekend, quarterback like the team planned. Last passes for 108 yards with two intercep­ ers, including the College World Series "I get goose bumps thinking about giving up all three games to Virginia. season he went 5-for-9 and threw for tions in the Spring Game as fans got to MVP Greg Ellena, beginning at 7 p.m. going to play in Tallahassee for my first The losses could give the 'Canes an 30 yards in the two games he played. see the Brownsville, Texas, native for the at Mark Light Field. start," Wright said. "It'll be exciting." edge that would help pave the road to But Freeman has never played a down very first time in action. Freeman was Omaha. because he was a red shirt last season, disappointed about the decision, but Stacey Arnold can be contacted at Douglas C. Kroll can be contacted at In addition to the in-game excite­ which makes Coker believe that Wright will be making the best of it. [email protected]. d. kroll@umiami. edu. ment this weekend, the 1985 National www.thehurricaneonline.com

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