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page 5 ACCENT page 7 THE MIAMI mi Coral Gables, Florida Since 1927 Volume 78, Number 26 WWW.HURRICANE.MIAMI.EDU Erwtdy, January 19,2001 Bumper car bandits brings police car chase to the University Suspects ram burglars in a UM parking lot near the p.m. Gables and South Miami and back At one point, Masington Mopped ued to flee." newly constructed School of When t again— on both sides of the road, and chasing the Jeep when Quintas' dn Chasing again, Masington was in excess of 90 mph —which would unable to keep up with Quintas safely policeyflee on foot Communications building as students marked ving was determined too dangerous looked on, Friday afternoon, after the patrol car eventually lead them to UM. and lost track of it, only to have it sud­ as he ran stop signs and red lights at duo had abandoned their Jeep then tried to "The driving behavior was denly reappear 20 seconds later head speeds in excess of 90 mph, he said in By Fawad Siddiqui Cherokee and fled into the campus. pull the extremely dangerous," said CGPD offi­ ing straight for him, he stated. the report, and again lost track of it. News Editor Manuel Quintas,32,of Hialeah, and men over, cer S. Masington, who was driving the "He lost control and slammed into The |eep was then spotted again by 1-ollowing a harrowing, 13-minute another man were spotted possibly the suspects chase's single initial patrol car, in a my police vehicle," said Masington in police units from South Miami, but car chase which saw two police cars casing out a CGPD burglary surveil- made off in written reporl "The defendant had no the report, and that Quintas "was yet again got away by ramminganoth- rammed, Coral Gables Police (CGPD) lance area by detectives near .St. a mad dash Manuel Quintas regard for the neighborhood environ clearly visible to (me) at this point apprehended one of two suspected Phillips church on 11th street at 4:59 through the Suspect ment." and then he accelerated and contin- See CHASE • Page 3 Wellness Center Canes second in nation celebrates 5th Year

By Jessica McNeill obtain the best poker hand in order to Editor m Chief win the two airline tickets. The atrium was decorated with red, The winner, walking away with the black and gold balloons; cake, food and tickets and a newfound education in games generating the joy and happiness wellness, was senior Alexander Palma that almost any anniversary party with four of a kind. would. But this anniversary party was The center also pnwided all ot the different than most: It celebrated the people who attended with nutritional coming together of 13,000 people, not food. Fruits, vegetables and juice were just two. available. And for dessert there was a lii^h-iiba. low-tat cake cut by Dr. Pat Wlm idem tor .sin. i Smathers, turned five years old |an. 16, Affairs. The anniversary was celebrated by The administrators in attendance ulty, staff and students alike, all giving saul they believed the Wellness Center is thanks to the complex and what it pro­ an important part of the University. vides. "So many things affect people out­ Director of the Department of side the classroom that we can help here Wellness and Recreation Norm at the Wellness Center," said Patty Swift, Parsons, along with others, said that assistant director of the Department of this Wellness (!entcr is different than all Wellness and Recreation. others, in turn making this five-year Studies have shown that working out anniversary all the more important: is a great way to alleviate stress, said Instead of just serving the bodies of Swift, and the center provides state-of- its students and faculty, the center the art fitness facilities. It also provides serves their minds and spirits, as well, students with means of handling other one of thronly Universily centers to do aspects of life outside of fitness. so, he said. "We offer meditation, motivational "Here at the Wellness Center, we work programs to stop smoking, education with the mindset that we want to try to on the body and what's good for it. We make a difference in each person's life," offer the traditional and the non tradi­ Parsons said. tional," Swift said. "We serve the hard­ In order to do that, Parsons core athlete and the person who has explained there needs to be emphasis never set foot in the gym" on wellness education as well as physi­ The Wellness Center, which began cally working out, whkh was clearly construction after Smathers (who is shown at the anniversary party. still alive) bequeathed $10 million to Beginning at 4 p.m., people could the University in 1995, has already had enter the center and participate in sev­ over two million peopk come through eral educational games, taste an array of the turnstiles since its opening. mmmm and receive a chance to win two According to Parsons, not only the round-trip economy class tickets, Center's fitnessan d educational aspects donated by Lorraine Travel, to any­ attract visitors, but also the structure where in the continental United States. itself. Students competed in games such as "lhe overall architecture of the "Name that Grain," where players tried building is just amazing," Parsons said. to match the names of grains written on "It feels so warm and inviting when you a piece of paper with actual grains in a enter it." plastic container—or "Jar of Tar"— Swift also agreed that people love the where contestants tried to guess how Center, and she said that studies done many packs of cigarettes caused the by the University prove it. ENDZONE IBIS: Sebastian the Ibis gives a congratulatory hug to Hurricanes offensive lineman Greg Laffere amount of tar in a glass jar. In doing so, |unior Indira Mota has worked at the during the Nokia Sugar Bowl versus the Florida Gators. The Hurricanes received a 15-yard unsportsman­ they increased their education on nutri­ Wellness Ontei for three years in the like conduct penalty for Sebastian's exuberance. Despite the penalty, the Canes cruised, 37-20. tion, the human body and lifestvlc fitness room. "This center is a great choices. place tor students and faculty to come By Michael Corbo onship game by the Bowl and the Sooners became national Seminoles their only loss of the After each game, players then chose a not only to workout and burn off stress, Assistant Sports Editor Championship Series computers. champs son. playing card out of the deck, trying to but to meet people, also," she said. After the Miami Hurricanes The BCS, which ultimately selects "We know who the state champs "Take out the C and you've got BS," defeated the Florida Gators, 37 the two teams who are to play for the are and we know who the national Miami running back Clinton I'ortis the Sugar Bowl, a national champi­ national title, ranked Miami at the champs should be," senior wide said when asked to sum up his ; onship was so close that Hurricane No. i position. receiver Andre King said about the mgs on the computer ranking fans could actually taste it. In less The Hurricanes made the best ot Hurricanes after the Sugar Bowl. tern. than 24 hours that taste turned sour their Sugar Bowl selection by defeat While Oklahoma, who went unde­ Seminole coach Bobby Bowden as the Oklahoma Sooners beat the ing the Gators to earn the claim of feated, did deserve the national summed up the feelings of Florida State Seminoles in the "State Champions." On Oct. 7, the championship, it was the fact that Hurricane fans, players and coaches Orange Bowl to become the unani­ Hurricanes defeated the Seminoles, Miami was never given the chance to the best when he said that the Miami mous choice for national champions. 27-24, marking the first time since play in the title game that left many Hurricanes deserved to play in the The Sugar Bowl win helped Miami 1987 that Miami defeated both Hurricane and lans with Orange Bowl rather than Florida to the number two ranking in both Florida and llorida State in a single resentment towards the BCS stale- the AP and ESPN/MM Today polls, on. Miami believed all season long Even Florida head coach Steve but it also left a number of "what- ifs" Despite the convincing uir that th uce to play- Spurrier voiced his opinion publiclv for fans and players to ponder dur­ Florida, the Hurricanes still had to in the national title game after fin­ on the matter by say ing, "I've said it ing the off-season hope for a Seminole victory in the ishing the regular season with an from the very start that college ft RYAN tVOLF / Hurricane Staff Miami, which was ranked No. 2 in Orange Bowl to earn a split national identical 10 1 record as the ball needs a playoff system." SMOKIN': Wellness Center intern Lynn Gates mans the both polls heading into the Sugar title with Florida State. But the Seminoles. Ihe Hurricanes' claim See BOWL • Page 5 "Jar of Tar" game at the Wellness Center Tuesday. Bowl, vjere held out of the champi­ Seminoles fell far shoal in a 13 2 loss lays in the fact that they handed the

' Friday, January 1Q, 2QQ1 NEWS The Miami Hurricane Cuban culture on display at film festival Ne^jpefs

n DEAN SINGLETON AWARDED IN PHOENIX By Fawad Siddiqui was very difficult nate. This "With this new generation, people been shown on PBS and Spanish-Ian News Editor The AwocWton of Fraternity Advisors (AFA) has "^J***^*" year it wasn't a question o. having less have grown out of the whole Cuba guage networks Television and of Students Greg SmgietDn the* DWnguWW. Service Award. Singleton has Near-capacity crowds filled the films to choose from, it was a question thing," said Maduro, who answered the Unrvision served the AFA In leadership positions, such as Prw^2*^*£™; University of Miami's Cosford Grtema of having a shorter event." question if she was Cuban by saying "There's a fair amount of indepen­ chair and executive vice president, for over seven yeare. Th^* Dtetir^jiehetj all day Sunday for a series of four films "The goal of the festival was to dis that her parents were. dent Cuban-oriented films being pro­ Service Awards recognize college student personnel professionals who hive exhibited achievements m men's and somen's fraternity advising and in othei duced and Miami is a center for produc­ highlighting the beauty and tensions seminate information about Cuba and Still, Maduro said that she and her areas such as campus programming and service tolh e college commurtfty. The within Cuba and the exile community, Cuban history, Cuban culture, Cuban friends come to many Cuban cultural ers trying to make quality documen­ recipients are rtominated from and then chosen to represent the AMocMon's making up the school's 2nd Annual societyT said Suchlicki. A goal, he said, festivals ami that there was much bene­ taries. This festivalha s just started but five regions. The AfA represents over 1.000 fraternity and sorority professionals Cuban Film Festival, sponsored by UM's that was not meant solely for an older, fit tob e had in them. it's fast moving toward the center of any from across the United SWw and Canada. Dean Singleton is a member of the Institute for Cuban and Cuban- Cuban-American audience. "1 learned stuff that I didn't know films having to do with Cuba," said Kappa Alpha Order. American Studies (ICCAS). "These issues are not as strong with before, including details about Castro," Anton, The festival lasted from 2-9:30 p.m., the younger Cuban-American genera­ during the documentary on him enti­ The festival is unique in the fact that with breaks between each film giving tion as with their parents, but there is an tled Castro's Secrets, she said. it exclusively deals with the island, said audience members a chance to sip interest in the music and the culture in If anything a renewed interest in Suchlicki, setting it apart from FIU's Cuban coffee and mingle with the films' the younger generation." the focus of The Chopin film festival or the annual film festival producers outside, against the backdrop "All ages were present at the event," he of the Tnrpics, a documentary on the held in Downtown Miami. of tables displaying a set of Cuban added of the turnout, which another works of Cuban musician Lacuona—is "These are young Cuban-American LOWE ART MUSEUM themed porcelain plates ICCAS worker described as being about bringing younger Cubans back to such producers. They raise money in the The Opening concert for the Czech Festival of the Florida Grand Opera is being "It was very successful, we sold out half-composed of young Cuban events, said Maduro, adding that she community and through donations," performed Sunday, Jan. 21 from 3-4 p.m. at the Lowe Art Mueaum. It Is free.Visi t and even had 95 people calling to see if Americans. The event also attracted a would definitely like to see more of Suchlicki said. www.lowemuseum.org. we had tickets left," said UM professor number of non-Cuban audience mem­ them. The ICCAS, whkh was created going ULTIMATE FRISBEE SPRING LEAGUE and ICCAS director Jaime Suchlicki of bers. Another person eager for more on two years this May, has two goals: This co-ed league will begin Feb 5, with league games being held every Monday the event. "Unfortunately, the (Cosford Marianne Maduro, a Cuban- events like the festival was Miami pro­ one is to preserve and disseminate in Coconut Grove. Any man or woman irrterested In playing is eroxwraged to join Cinema can only hold 240 people. We American FIU student, stood talking ducer Alex Anton, whose documentary information about (kiban culture and No experience Is necessary. There Is s registration fee of $25. The deadline for registration is Jan. 25. Visit miamlultimatefri8bee.org for more information. need a bigger theater!" he joked. outside afterward with a group of Forever Present, on the shoot-down of history, and the other is preparing the campus for a transit fon of the Cuban 1 ne festivalwa s made up of four doc­ friends that were all in attendance for Brothers to the Rescue planes by Cuban UMTV umentaries and one feature film and the last of the festival's features. El MKnS in 19%, was also presented. regime, said Suchlicki. UMTV will be holding this semester's general meeting Jan 26 at 4 p.m. in Cable six weeks in planning, though it Florida—the story of two young "I think it's a wonderful opportunity Suchlkki said that the film festival Studio C in the Learning Center To volunteer for UMTV, students must attend the i cut down from three days as it had cousins separated by an ocean and their for independent producers to showcase was "not finished" in that there was one initial meeting and fill out a UMTV volunteer application for the program he or been last year to just one for want of a own personal struggles, one in Miami their work," said Anton, who has made remaining film that may yet be shown she wants to work on and have a minimum 2 5 GPA within their major Needed individually at the Cosford later in the are producers, anchors, reporters, writers, studio crew, shooters and editors. The shorter event, said Suchlicki. the other still in Cuba. She agreed with two other films, one of which was pre­ deadline for all applications is Friday, Feb. 2. For more information contact "We had a k)t of films last year and it Suchlicki s sentiments. sented at last year's festival and has also semester. Professor Roumelis in Merrick 120-F. SCHOOL OF LAW The School of Law will host a conference Friday, Jan. 26. focusing on the role of a free press and freedom of expression in Latin America and the Caribbean, ft is free and open to the public. The morning session begins at 10 a.m. in room F- 352. For more Information contact Carlos Vicaria at 305-284-1603.

UM AMBASSADORS The UM Alumni Association is searching for student candidates to apply to become members of the UM Ambassadors. This is a new group that serves as an official liaison between students and alumni. Members will participate in events that will provide them a unique opportunity to network and interact with alumni. Applications will be available in the University Center (UC) Breezeway from Jan. 22-24 between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. There will also be an information session Jan. 24 at the Topple Career Center at 3 p.m. Finally, applications are due Jan. 29 to the Alumni House by 5 p.m. Contact Leslie Monreal in the Office of Alumni Relations at 305-284-2872 for more information.

FUNDAY FunDay 2001 will be celebrating its 20th anniversary Feb. 17 with the theme "FunDay in Wonderland." Buddies are needed for the day filled with fun and excitement. Sign ups will be available in the UC Breezeway and in the Volunteer Services Center (VSC) for the next couple of weeks. For more information con­ tact the VSC at 305-284-GNE.

FAWAD SIDOKXJ! / Hurricane Staff SMOKING CESSATION PROGRAM This program Is open to anyone who wants to quit smoking, UM or non- UM affil­ CUBAN SHOWCASE: Cuban-ttiemed porcelain plates were part of the works of Cuban culture on display Sunday dur­ iates. Although there is a fee, people from UM are eligible for various discounts. ing the 2nd Annual Cuban Rm Festival, sponsored by UM's Institute for Cuban and Cuban-American studies. Classes begin Jan. 31. Contact Jennifer Pinto at 305-243-3209 for more infor­ mation.

GREAT START Program Coordinator applications are available in UC 236 for this pre-Orientatjon Plenty of commuter program. CaH 305-284-5646 for more information

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From CHASE • Page 1 said Alvarez who was on his way presented on TV shows such as Cops, ing with multiple jurisdictions and gets new contract home but turned his car around to with streams of squad cars and having to deal with a tightly-com­ er patrol car and returned to the follow police units to the other side of groups of helicopters zeroing in posed locality instead of an easier the school and the scene of the arresl almost effortlessly onto fleeing highway chase_both of which were By Danielle Scott Gables. outs from the computers arc once With help from bystanders, the )eep out of curiosity. • assailants. lac tors present on Friday. Hurricane Staff Writer again free. was finally located abandoned on the "The first thing I assumed was that "They go through hundreds of Quintas is now in custody and The Otto G. Richter Library has "The reason we went this way was UM campus, which was immediately it had something to do with a woman hours of film from chases where they being charged with aggravated assault signed up for a three-year contract because the University administra­ abuzz with patrolling squad cars and being mugged or raped, because that's don't catch the perpetrator, to get a on a police officer, aggravated fleeing for photocopy and printing equip­ tion and the library administration the drone of a police helicopter hover­ what most of the crimes you hear single chase from beginning to end,' in a motor vehicle, petty theft, and a ment and service with library ven­ wanted the print services that the ing overhead. Entrances were closed about involve," he said. he said. stolen tag that was on the |eep dor, Icon. This is the first time the students receive in the library to be off and officers on foot took the cam Alvarez said that the incident didn't Leveen said that factors that may Cherokee. The other man is still at- Library has arranged a contract consistent with what they receive pus with guns drawn, said make him feel any less safe. "You can't lead to losing a suspect's trail are deal­ large. independent of the rest of the around campus." bystanders. help it, something like this could hap­ University. "We've got brand new, fast Minutes later Quintas was cap­ pen anywhere and I feel a lot safer at ABATTE ASSOCIATES INC. Icon has significant library expe­ machines with CD-ROMs, ZIP dri­ tured, cuffed and in a squad car in UM UM than in other places." rience around the country, and the ves and a lot more RAM. They are a Lot 209, and Masington was called Sgt. Craig Leveen, CGPD's public Doctorate and Legal new contract offers students lot more compatible with the prod­ and positively identified him as the information officer, agreed. "This isn't Edit, Translation, Support improved service with respect to ucts we are running," Ross said. driver. The passenger, however, was part of any kind of trend," Leveen said. reasonable - confidential machine maintenance and on-hand Under the Xerox contract, black- not apprehended. Chases don't happen too often, and 11 < epted assistance, said Director of Fiscal and-white printouts were 10 cents a One of those looking on in the usually people get lost in the Gables, Management at Richter Library page. Pricing of color printing, pho­ parking lot was junior Max Alvarez, anyway. These guys just happened to Jeanne Ross. tocopying and microform remains who saw Quintas being placed into bail out at the University," he said. 800-472-2072 "They have a vast amount of the same. Four new microform one of the squad cars he'd been run­ Of the suspect who got away, S.K. 84, Dtvk experience in providing office solu­ machines have also been installed ning from. Leveen explained that police ch .ihatteass([email protected] is. lm/ (PhD) tions for large businesses. They on the second floor. "I had no idea what was going on," aren't as monolithic as they are often i Six* iali.st understand library business," Ross Although the number of comput­ said. er printers is the same, the new ones Under the old contract with are smaller, which makes set-up Xerox, the vendor maintained all more efficient, Ross said. There are STUDENT TRAVEL photocopy and microform more machines conveniently in the machines and printers in the library. front of the library instead of in the When this contract ended, the reference areas towards the back, library decided to implement its she said. * Packages starting at... own system, Ross said. A reservation policy limited to Earn money and marketing Montego Bay S479 Although implementation of a certain computers has also been experience! The nation's leader new contract with Icon cost the implemented. Some of the comput­ i Negril S499 | University a considerable amount ers in the reference area will also be in college marketing is seeking a Cancun $449 more, improved service and user- reserved for the primary use of an energetic, entrepreneurial friendliness was the main consider­ searching library databases. student to promote products and Bahamas S539 ation, Ross said. The Richter Library Ross said even though there have events on campus. now has an onsite technician on the been a few befuddled student unfa­ first floor seven days a week to miliar with the new machines that * Great earnings maintain the photocopy machines they expect very positive feedback * Set your own hours and printers, provide change, within the next week or so. New * Part-time refunds and general assistance. signs are being put up to familiarize student airfares Whereas Icon is responsible for students with the ins and outs of the * No sales involved STUDENT AIRIARfS DAJF r.MANI.f. HOUl ACCOMMODATIONS the library's photocopy and micro­ new systems she said. * 5-10 hours per week bus pas form machines and color printers, "We are expecting much hotel i UM's Information Technology improved service. They [Icon| have American Passage Media, Inc. ifWPfl Academic Services Department, dedicated staff to the library that are Campus Rep Program which handles the computer labs onsite approximately 80 hours a Seattle, WA Uni Center around campus-now handles the week," Ross said. library's information commons. 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Expect the World*| Mrww.nytlmes.com She iXrtit llork 5- imcs HALL OF FAME Seven former University of Miami AT A GLANCE student-athletes, along The Fuddruckers/UM Baseball Golf Tournament will be held Monday to benefit the Baseball Building Fund. Call 305-284-4171. with former Miami Athletics Director Sam Jankovich, comprise the latest inductees to the UM Sports Hall of Fame which will be for­ mally inducted at a banquet to be held February 15. Joining Jankovich, who served as Miami's director of athletics January 18, 2001 from 1983 to 1991, will be Joe Grahe (baseball, 1987-89), Ros Rlach (women's tennis, 1984-87), Melmda Lyverse (women's swimming, 1977-80), Eric Brown (men's bas­ ketball, 1985-89), Kings of the Craig Erickson (foot­ JORGE GALVEZ / Photo Editor ball, 1987-90), Russell Maryland (football, FINAL HURRAH: For Santana 1986-90), and John Moss and the rest of the Noppenberg (football, Injury to starting RB James Jackson allows UM seniors, the Sugar 1937-39). Bowl victory was a The inductees will be Clinton Portis to shine on New Years stage sweet end to careers officially enshrined that saw the Hunicanes February 15 at the fall from grace and Hyatt Regency Hotel return to the top. (400 SE 2nd Avenue) in From BOWL • Page 1 gence of a once-fallen football program. would make the play of Miami. Tickets are $50 "This is the culmination of 10 months the game one drive later per person. When Miami head coach Butch Davis of these kids giving their heart and soul with a tough catch in the was asked if the Hurricanes deserved a to this program," Davis said. face of a defender, giving TRACK chance to win the national title he Miami started slowly in the first Miami a 27-17 lead. University of Miami quarter of the Sugar Bowl and fell "The |strong-side line­ junior Gus Martin fin­ responded.Td like to think so. This team ished first in the 55- deserves the opportunity to do so. We behind 7-0 on a Rex Grossman 23-yard backer] undercut me and I just grabbed meter hurdles to high beat the No. I team in the nation, we beat touchdown pass to Kirk Wells. The his arm as the ball came and it bounced light competition at the the No. 2 team in the nation, and tonight Hurricanes responded with 13 points my way," Davenport said. Florida Invitational in we beat the No. 6 team in the nation. We through a Jeremy Shockey touchdown Davenport sealed the game with a Gainesville Martin won played in a very tough Big East confer­ reception sandwiched between two three-yard touchdown run and Portis the event with a time of 7:38 and provisionally ence. What more could you ask for?" field goals by Todd Sievers. led the way with 97 rushing yards. qualified for the NCAA But Davis also recognized that the The Gators regained the lead in the "It's unfortunate that James got hurt Indoor Track and Field Sooners did deserve to be the true third quarter, 17-13, but it would be the but I thought,'here goes my opportuni­ Championships, March national champions. last time they ever controlled the ball ty,'" Portis said. "I just kept running will 9-10, in Fayetteville, hard and I knew I had to carry the always Ark. "I think certainly they deserve to be game. On the women's side, national champions, they go 13-0, they With starting running back James load." remember my sophomore Gina Harris played a very, very good schedule, and Jackson sidelined in the second half For others like linebacker Dan career here at Miami.' led strong Hurricane beat a very good football team (in the with a left foot sprain. Ken Dorsey, Morgan, who leaves Miami as one ofthe While the Hurricanes never performances in the Orange Bowl) and beat them pretty Najeh Davenport, Clinton Portis and DJ greatest defensive players in school his got a chance to play for the national long jump and triple handily." Williams took over. tory, the game was a chance for the title, they left the Superdome in jump. Harris finished third in the long jump Although the dream of a national Dorsey and Williams connected on a seniors to go out as champions Louisiana as champions. with a leap of 5.71 championship fell just short, a consola­ 19-yard touchdown reception to give "I'm going to miss [playing at UM) a "We know who should be the cham meters (18-09.00) and tion prize for Hurricane fans is the resur­ the Hurricanes a 20-17 lead. Davenport lot," Morgan said. "Life moves on but I pions," Morgan said. "Everyone kn< recorded a seventh- place finish in the triple jump with a jump of 11.94 meters (39- 02.25). Also recording top-10 Category 5 buses finishes in both events was senior Antonnikaa Canes to face tough Owens who finished fourth in the long jump fans to Sugar Bowl (5.69 meters/18 08.00) and sixth in the triple jump (11.97 By Zev Mines ofthe morning. meters/39-03.25). challenges in 2001 Sports ErJtor "It was a fun atmosphere," said ^mmymgmtmir \midst tV>e rrvctry of ROUT%>OT\ toe Vc»T.»t, a mentor "Mt t%* v»«y BASEBALL Street in New Orleans, spirited through four in the morning, it was University of Miami By Zev Mines sure-handed Wayne broke numerous more of his talent next fall, with Jarrett duped in University of Miami and jusl Gators and Canes going at it in third baseman Kevin Sports Editor Howard and centerfield- receiving records at the University of Payton looking for playing time, as well. University of Florida colors <. lashed every alley of Bourbon Street." er Mike Rodriguez were While mast believe the loss of a talent­ Miami, and King provided veteran leader­ Then there is the bruising back Najeh before, during and after the 2001 "The Gators after a while, their selected to the Mseball ed senior class will be too overwhelming, ship to a squad that finished with an 11 I Davenport, who will play at the running Sugar Bowl. vocal chords got tired and they Amenca preseason Ail- the 2001 Miami Hurricane football team record and a No. 2 ranking in 2000. back position if he does not stay at full­ The Hurricane faithful were led went home," said Max Alvarez, a America third team, as has the potential to accomplish a feat that Current redshirt junior Daryl Jones will back. by a group of University of Miami junior. "We kept on cheering. That selected by major league scouting direc­ this year's squad could not: win a national attempt to fill Moss's shoes as Miami's Blocking for these talented young ath­ students who chartered two bu night it was like 20 degrees with tors. Howard led the championship downfield threat as well as take over punt letes will be an offensive line that became up to the Louisiana city. wind." team in batting average The 2000 Hurricanes were the victims return duties. Jones showed glimpses of arguably the best in the nation in 2000. The trip was organized by On New Year's Day, the atmos­ (.413), hits (90), doubles of a Bowl Championship Series system enormous potential toward the end of the For the most part, this gelled unit will Student Government's spirit board phere continued at Silky O' (22) and total bases that will most likely be tweaked in the off­ mton. remain intact next season. The lone loss Category 5 and sponsored in part Sullivan's, an Irish pub on Bourbon (128) in 2000 Rodriguez, a Freshman season. The 2001 team hopes that it will Besides Jones, a very crucial key to the will be senior left guard Greg Laffere. by the Athletic Department and the Street. There, fans gathered for an All-American by be able to sweep its schedule and avoid success of the Hurricanes' pass offense Junior Bryant McKinnie, who did not give Office of the Vice President for official pep rally sponsored by Baseball America and any BCS controversy at the end of the year. will be the development of a few redshirt up a single sack this past season, Student Affairs. Athletics. The University band and Louisville Slugger in Despite constant rumors circulating freshmen. Andre Johnson, a 6-3 Parade announced that he will remain at Miami Students spent New Year's Eve on cheerleaders were in attendance for 1998, enters his junior involving head coach Butch Davis going to All American, has drawn comparisons to for his senior campaign. Bourbon Street and supported their an all-out Canes party. The rally season as a three-year starter for the the National Football League, the former Minnesota Vikings' receiver Randy Moss. The 2001 Hurricanes will take on a team despite a substantially higher pumped up an already enthusiastic Hurricanes. Dallas Cowboys defensive coordinator has Johnson played mostly on special teams challenging schedule, including three number of Gator fans. crowd. The Hurricanes are displayed every intention of staying in this year returning kickoffs, but is a big teams who finished in the top 10 this year. The fact is, we aren't a school That really motivated people," ranked fourth in the poll Miami. Davis and Athletic Director Paul physical receiver who has the speed to The season begins on Sept. 1 in Happy with 40,000 people at any given said Alvarez. "It was a great show." behind Georgia Tech, Dee are still in the process of negotiating become a downfield threat. Valley, Pa., where Miami will face Joe time like the University of llorida," The fun did not stop there. Canes Southern California and Louisiana State accord­ the coach's contract, but all signs pint to Jason Geathers, who saw some action Paterno's Penn State Nittany Lions. Two Sd President Shane Weaver said. fans reunited for another spirited ing to Baseball Davis leading the Hurricanes in 2001. at tailback this season, also looks to weeks later, the Hurricanes will attempt to "We don't have hundreds of thou rally at a bar named Frittzles later Amenca's annual pre­ One key loss is the departure of defen­ become a big-play receiver in 2001. avenge their one loss in 2000, when the sands of alums over the years. We're that evening. season poll. sive coordinator Greg Schiano to Rutgers. Geathers is a versatile player whose speed Washington Huskies come to the Orange a small school. We're a private "We were jumping up and down, Davis announced the promotion of defen­ could pose many problems for opposing Bowl. school and we do the best with what doing cheers," said John Eder, a FOOTBALL sive backs coach Chuck Pagano to take defensive backs Anthony Johnson and Other highlights on the schedule we have." lunior. "We had the Cane spell-out. Four Miami Hurricanes Schiano's place. Davis is still interviewing Kevin Beard round out a receiving corps include the annual showdown against UM supporters chanted school It was crazy. That was the night of football players were rec­ candidates for the newly vacated defen­ that will try and help to offset the loss of rival Florida State. That will take place on cheers and voiced their beliefs on ognized recently for out­ See FANS • Page 6 standing performances sive backs coaching position. the seniors. Oct. 13 in Tallahassee. Miami will twice be the football team to the early hours in UM's 37-20 victory As for the players, the Hurricanes will Despite not taking many snaps at the a participant next season in ESPN's over Florida in the Nokia undoubtedly miss the services of their wide receiver position, the young athletes Thursday night telecasts. The Hurncanes Sugar Bowl as they were defensive star Dan Morgan. Morgan, the got the opportunity to participate this travel to Pittsburgh on Sept. 27 to face the named to All-Bowl teams defensive player of the year in college foot­ year toward the finales of games. While Panthers, while Miami will play host to by two national publica­ Getting ready to play ball tions. Consensus All- ball, departs along with fellow senior some coaches across the nation were run­ West Virginia on Thursday, Oct. 25. America linebacker Dan defender Damione Lewis. Junior Ed Reed ning up the score, Davis and Co. inserted The Hurricanes round out their sched­ Morgan, joined a trio of will not depart after he considered possi­ their young players when the game was ule on Dec. 1 when they travel to teammates who earned bly entering the NFL draft early. obviously out of reach. This experience Blacksburg to take on Big East rival kudos in the wake of Miami's victory. On the offensive side of the ball, critics should pay huge dividends come 2001. Virginia Tech. Three sophomore will point to a 2001 Hurricane football At the tailback position, Miami loses If Miami is able to escape this schedule Hurricanes—tight end team that will lose its top three receivers: senior James Jackson, but has their choice unscathed come January, the Hurricanes Jeremy Shockey, corner- seniors Santana Moss, Reggie Wayne and of replacements from a plethora of talent will have a shot to capture their elusive back Phillip Buchanon, Andre King. The speedy Moss and the ed backs. Clinton Portis looks to display fifth championship. and placekicker Todd Sievers—were named to .Sports Illustrated?, All- Bowl Team that was fea­ 2001 HURRICANE FOOTBALL SCHEDULE tured in the magazine's January 8 issue. Shockey had four catch­ es for 47 yards and one Date Opponent touchdown against Florida. Buchanon shut Sep.1 at Penn State down UF receiver Reche Sep.8 Rutgers Caldwell in the second Sep. 15 Washington half and set up Miami's touchdown with an Sep.27 at Pittsburgh in the fourth Oct. 6 Troy State Oct. 13 at Florida State JORGE GALVEZ / Photo Editor made three field Oct. 25 West Virginia MEDIA DAY: Head Coach Jim Morris talks with plus a 50-yard Nov.3 Temple reporters on Baseball Media Day. Morris and the i point, in the victory Nov. 10 at Boston College Hurricanes host their annual Alumni Game I his 44-yardfield goal Saturday night at 7:30 p.m. at Mark Light Stadium. t a career-long at UM Nov. 17 Syracuse Dec. 1 at Virginia Tech 1 6 Friday, January 1Q, 2QQ1 SPORTS liiimi Hurrii uni Students travel in Men's bball headline

By Michael Corbo It quickly showed, as Miami shot the game, but this year he just can i iust 34 percent against Pittsburgh in do that. Something finally wen! Miami's the Big Hast opener losing 62-51. Lessons such as this have become way Tuesday night, as the In the next game, the Hurricanes more valuable then wins over the support of team rebounded from a 19-point deficit past month to this young Hurricane Hurricanes defeated the Providence Friars lor their first Big Fast win in to Boston College only to lose the team. From FANS • 5_ five attempts game. 73-72, after the team col As Miami continues along its The Hurricanes (9-7,1 4) showed lapsed in the game's final two min conference schedule, the road di n't get any easier. Of the Hurricanes true fan support. If you were a fan, their inexperience over the past utes. II remaining regular season games, ynu were there." month as they were handed four In the Boston College game four of them are against teams The following day, the straight losses in conference play Miami showed both signs of talent ranked in the top 20. Superdomc was home to Hurricane for fhe first time since the 1996-97 and skill as well as a vast room for Mid Gator fan alike, mostly the Ial improvement. Their ability to Because of this, Miami will need ter Despite the high tiator to I ml opened the 2000-2001 — rebound from such a large deficit someone to step up other than Rice, ratio, the Hurriianes lans in atten conference season wilh losses to showed a lot of maturity, but their James Jones and John Salmons, the dance appeared to make lhe same Pittsburgh, Boston College twice lack of hustle in the end and costly three biggest producers all season amount of noise, if not more, than and Virginia Tech. turnovers were inexcusable This Tuesday against Providence the opposition's supporters The Hurricanes, who had been Virginia Tech defeated Miami, someone finally did that That Miami fans have heen for the struggling from the field, hit 50 per­ 85-74, in the Hurricanes' third Big someone was Marcus Barnes, who most part notorious tor their lack of cent (27 of 54) of their shots against I ast game. The Hurricanes allowed •cored a career-high 20 points support for their teams, especially the Friars and held Providence to Ms the Hokies to shoot 56 percent from Miami had four other players in on the road. The stereotype doesn't percent (16 of-45). the field while hitting just 40 per­ double-figures that night (Rice, end at the University, bul wm lhe Headed into Big Fast play Miami cent of their own shots It was Salmons, leroy Hurd and Rodrigue entire city of Miami. The spirited was riding a six-game win streak Virginia Tech's first-ever Big Hast Djahue). Canes group attempted to prove and were winners of seven of their victory. Miami's next game is on Saturday that wrong. last eight. In Miami's rematch against at 4 p.m. at the Miami Arena. Miami "People can talk about hating VM But with senior Flton Tyler red Boston College, the Hurricanes were plays host to long-time Big Fast Hid the student apathy and not car­ shirting for the season (academic tied with the Eagles 61-61 with just rival Connecticut. The Huskies are ing about what goes on here, but to reasons) and junior guards Joe under six minutes to go before ranked 15th in the nation with a 13 see all these people just living and (iordon (out indefinitely with a bro going cold and losing 82-73. 3 record but are on a two game los dying with every play, it makes you ken hand) and Paulo Coelho (out for Freshman Darius Rice summed ing streak. feel good being a Hurricane," on with a torn AG.) both on the up the Hurricanes' frustrations best At the game, the University ol Weaver said bench, Miami headed into Big 1 when he mentioned that in high Miami will honor the Hurricane In Ihe beginning, Bourbon Street play as a very young and inexperi­ school if his team was tied with five football team and their "State from afar looked to be a sea of enced team. minutes left he would just take over Championship." orange and blue with spots of the JORGE GALVEZ / occasional green. The few hundn HUNGRY CANES: Elizabeth de la Pena shows her support held their own and had the last during the Hurricanes' 37-20 Sugar Bowl win. laugh when the game was over. Headline here for Women s BBALL!!!! to go here and kg

The Miami Hurricane By Brian Poliakoff last week. The Hurricanes began the Humcane Spoils Writer road trip with a 64-51 loss at would like to congratulate the football After two consecutive Big i ast vn Virginia Tech. lories, the Miami Hurricanes women's "It is important to have differ basketball team fell short, 77-60 ent players step up and play well," team on a fantastic Sugar Bowl victory. against Providence in Wednesday said I,abati. "For us to be success­ night's game at the Knight Sports ful we need Clarke and Complex. Broussard to come out and "We wanted to return from our make plays every game" - road trip and play well at home," said The Hurricanes had an head coach I erne l.abati."We have to impressive 7 2 record play the entiie 40 minutes. "Ibnight's during the semester * hould teach us a lesson." break. Victories The Hurricanes began the game included non-con with a 7-0 run highlighted by five ference oppo points from senior guard Dalia ('larke. nents South Providence responded quickly, scoring Florida, 11 unanswered points. The Friars Kentucky JORGE GALVEZ / never lost the lead from that point on. and FtToto! Providence freshman center Jenese Radford. HOT STREAK: Wilcox led the Friars run with eight U M club president/ email p he Sophomore n e first-half points and finished with a hosted the guard Meghan Ted Sheibar/ tsheibaKa'stuclents.miami.edu (305)689-4415 team-high 16. Providence forward Gatorade Saake and the Gerardo Priero/ piieto!04<' om (305) 668-4838 Monika Roberts recorded a double Holiday Canes enjoyed a Panomkhawn Riyamongkol/ pnyarm>n<»mum (305) 662-9471 double, scoring 11 points and pulling Classic, in 7-2 record over Ratigan/ nyjerry<*hotmail.com (305) 279-7471 down 12 rebounds which they the winter break. Md. S Zaman/ batusaid^yahoo.com (305) 668-6760 The Hurricanes went on a 6-0 run won the cham Caroline Buckley/ carolllinc^aol.com (305) 532-1488 and cut the Providence lead to 12 pionship. Miami •http://members.aol.com/hurricane Jackie points with 10 minutes remaining in got past New Brandon Diamond/ b.diamond^uniiaini.edu (305) 689-9676 the game. However, the Friars proved Hampshire 70- il )<>|i Kitaura/ enigma262(r aol.com (305) 253-5928 to be too strong, as they once again 61 in the first Viviana Tcmino/ viviana328«*hotmail.con (305) 386-0337 answered with their own 7-0 run. round and > James Palmer/ dive_guy21Michigan 64- Saul De I J Guardia/ saulin^juno.com (305) 265-2260 turnovers and capitalize on our oppo 51 in the final. Michcle Sumpton/ memm*amm0*aaimemmm*Mmmiemt (305)460-9919 mmmm mistakes." Clarke earned S.mdy Rosen/ klrbee25t*aol.com (305) 689-3682 Wednesday's loss marked the first tournament Sean Benzon/ sean-^soulglow.org (305) 665-4336 game this season that the Hurricanes MVP honors. C Tatk Wilson/ c.wilson2«?umiimi.cdu (305) 663-9230 turned the ball over more times than "We were real Mary Lisec/ mlisec^studems.miami.edu 005)619-2347 their opponent. Miami was led by ly focused during > Stephen Field/ \.field("' umiami.edu (305)441-6566 freshman forward Chanivia the semester I leather Weeter/ hweetert*miami.cdu (305) 668-9684 Broussard, who scored a game-high 17 break because we Vincent Mortellaro/ vmorrellaro

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JANUARY 20 Gipsy Kings, James L Knight Center in Miami, tickets range from $54.75 to $34 75, call (305) 372-4633.

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JANUARY 25 Styx, REO Speedwagon, MARS Music Amphitheatre, West Palm Beach, tickets range from $33.75 to $18.75, call 561 -793- 0445 Motion pictures of 2000: the The Hurricane's Best Movies of 2000 JANUARY 31 List Complied by Accent Staff Reverend Horton Heat, goody the had, and the very ugly Orbit in Boynton Beach, Summery Provided by Marcial Robiou and Patrice Grell By Will Gong tickets are $10, call bring us any Blair Wifc/i-type surprises, I. Crouching Tieer, Hidden Dragon 561-737-2199. Hurncane Accent Writer there were a few moderate ones. Panned I kr giving th. >esn't contain a word i taking Have we really moved into 2001? It by critics and adults who just could not ding ovations. Even though the di e with FEBRUARY 1 seems that just yesterday I was looking get into it, mock-horror comedy Scary i the dramatic acting. This Face To Face, H20, forward to the movies coming out in the Movie raked in over $157 million and 2. Gladiator Snapcase, No Motive, year 2000. There was Julia Roberts in landed at seventh on the top-grossing ilythebe -ummer films. It wa ielasi Orbit in Boynton Beach, skin-tight clothing, the return of films of 2000. k in all it >t many movies can combine the action tickets are $15, call Leonardo DiCaprio in The Beach. Another notable surprise was Chicken h flying co 561-737-2199. A nn ine orama en a. crixi There was also an incredible preview Run, a daymation movie which was not 3. Almost Famous for Unbreakable, the re-teaming of Bruce only enjoyed by children but also by s childhood. It was sweet without being saccharin, touching without FEBRUARY 2 Willis and Samuel L Jackson, brought to many adults who came along to see it. d beautiful without being artsy. Also, this movie served to educate the 12 -to 16 year-old so* exactly what real insane Clown Posse, us by the how-do-you-say-his-name Along with the surprise hits came the music sounds like. Orbit in Boynton Beach, director behind The Sixth Sense. tremendous flops. I.ook at the John 4. Wonder Boys tickets are $10.31. call Like every other year, though, there Travolta bomb Battleship Earth. In an t torget this film, which came out early last year. Michael Douglas gives a performance that is both meaningful and 561-737-2199. was the good and the bad, and no OM attempt to bring Scientology creator I hack college professor/struggling author who gives his students pot. could predict, which one would make Ron Hubbard's book to life, Travolta 5. Traffic FEBRUARY 5 money. We were surprised, shocked and used up all the Hollywood force he could Dire, for Sic \ 11 a movie on the supposed war on drugs, and its effects on not just the United States, Willie Nelson, Broward sickened, and this was just like every muster to lose over $50 million on this but Mexu It turns tannin :h other, inr nd traitors wind Center for the other year. sci-fi trash. updeail peaking! hittinc.take for every Performing Arts in Fort Hollywood started off incredibly slow With the end of July came the end of body, but if you have patience you will enjc Lauderdale, tickets last year with a ton of films out in spring Hollywood's blockbuster parade. Film 6. Cast Away range from $49 to $19. call 954-462-0222. and only a handful of them making any after film went nowhere and movie This film shows why Tom Hanks n and | profits. The one notable exception was watchers had to settle for the awful about a modern day Robinson Crusoe. The transtnrmat lgh while on the island is phenr that of Julia Roberts' Erin Brocko\ich Hollowman, the old-fogies film Space the lush photography is a great complement to the tilm. FEBRUARY 10 However, films like The Beach, Reindeer Cowboys and the feel-good Remember m Brockovich Jimmey Buffet, National Games, 28 Days and Mission to Mars The Titans. 'ergn.s other gem r, a w< nan who co ht Car Rental Center in were some of the movies that crashed Hollywood was hoping that Cameron to wage war against a utility compam anccr in a s Sunrise, call 954-835- and burned in the spring. Crowe's personal rock-and-roll story arguably Roberts' best performance, one that has garnered well-deserved Oscar buzz. 8000. With summer beckoning, the time of Almost Famous would generate some 8. Requiem for a Dream box office power. Though the film was Si WAll tl Aaron Carter, Pompano the blockbuster was upon us, but the 4gnilg With ' Beach Amphitheatre, industry remained skeptical after the excellent, it was unfortunately ignored Arnofsky has r Batman, (reneralh tickets are $22.50, call lackluster spring. Then came Dinosaur by many moviegi haunting performances by everyone involved. 954-946-2402. and Gladiator,along with the monstrous With October came the sad fact that 9. Meet the Parents hit Mission: Impossible 2, three movies the Blair Witch Project was a fluke, when In the funniest movie. -ne ofthe funniest actors around right now, and Rob* FEBRUARY 16 that started a tidal wave of cash rolling its successor Book Of Shadows failed at Nir<> can do comedy as well as drama. They make a great comedy team, tm Smoky Robinson, into Hollywood. about a man trying to please his fiancee's paren der people choose to elope. Broward Center for the While the summer season did not See FILMS • Page 8 10. High Performing Arts in Fort r ing a well-known and loved book to the big screen, especially if the l Lauderdale, call 954- \ as set in England and John ( rhe film in Chicago. This really is a funny and well-crafted movie with 462-0222. outstanding supporting performa;

FEBRUARY 17 The Hurricane's Best Albums of 2000 Bob Marley Festival fea­ turing Ziggy Marley, List Compiled by Accent Staff Hootie and the Blowfish, 1. Outkast • Stankonia Dead Prez, Bayfront ind Andre 3000 make you feel the funk in your veins. Whether dropping bombs on Baghdad or giving shout Park Amphitheatre in Miami, tickets are $20 to th. momma's momma, they havt >le charm. Outkast truly has a unique sound. plus four cans of food to 2. Radiohead • Kid A be donated fhe day of CROUCHING TIGER, HIDDEN DRAGON iavmu more the show, call 305-740- 'lomiorKsmc s once again steal tne si 7344. 3. Eminem • The Marshall Mathers LP Slim vith MTV in the palm of his hand. A lawsuit from his mother and a public FEBRUARY 25 The year 2000 in music: the breakup with tl The Doobie Brothers, 4. U2 • All That You Can't Leave Behind Pompano Beach same old millennium This album is a reminder about what's great about rock. Don't miss them when they come to South Florida. Amphitheatre, call 954- 5. Madonna * Musk 946-2402. By Brian Bandell However, there were signs that the teen Reinvention is the key to longevity, and it is a skill that Madonna has mastered Over 40 and still possessing the elegance Accent ErJtor Tony Bennett, Broward pop trend might be slowing down. No new needed to shake it on the dance floor, Mrs (iuy Ritchie gK ebullient yet sophisticated record that reminds us that Center for the Anyone who hoped that the new milieu acts in the genre were very successful. youth is not a number, but a state of mind. Performing Arts in Fort nium would bring about a revolution in There were dozens of boy band clones 6. The Core • Bloodflowers Lauderdale, tickets music must have been disappointed with such as First Love and N-Toon, yet none < >l The final album from The Cure is a showcase of emotion. From Robert Smith whaling on'Watching Me Fall" to tbe sweet range from $100 to the year 2000. For the most part, the year them got much attention. romance of "There is no If" to the impending ending of the title track, this is a fantastic way to remember a great band. $39, call 954-462- 0222. can be summed up in four words: more of Another sign of problems to come could 7. Morphine • The Night the same. No major trends developed be the record sales of HSBs latest album, ' cal! from Mark Sandman, who passed awa\ is the moss bean wrenching song while what was popular in 1999, forth e which sold millions less than manv people of the year. MARCH 24 most part, thrived. expected 8. Primal Scream • XTRMNTR U2 with opening act PJ Depending on one's point of view, this Just as in 1999, the most creative talents This band with moderate the mid • Harvey, National Car isn't always a bad thing. It was definitely a were displayed in hip-hop. Eminem med a craf! Rental Center in good year for the teen pop acts, which saw bad-boy image and a dirty mouth to COO with Sunrise, ticket prices record-level album sales. N'SYNC, the tinue his mainstream success. His vuilent, 9. D'Angelo • Voodoo range from $130 to Backstreet Boys and Britney owned MTV hi unophobk lyrics were the subject of con $45, call 954-835- Baby making iiiu 8000 and were featured on the cover of every troversy across the board, but no one a laid ".. m WUIaalg magazine from s°eople to Good deny his talent on the mic I contemporary, more organic than the pop-infe. rind any thong Housekeeping. They i>erformed at every He's like the Marilyn Manson of hip the iadies have already taken them oil. awards show from MTV to the Island ot hop. The more angry parents complain, the 10. Papa Roach • infest Fiji Music Awards. Despite putting out more records he sells. As Charles Barklev Out of ail th«. lowing off their g,n to take most seriou ing out the records that were largely clones of their album with tht trio of "Ii i Resort," and "Broken Home" ia a knockout combinai first releases, they once again sold millmns See MUSIC • Page 8

txet ^TiBAaym. Friday, January 1Q, gOOl ACCENT The Miami Hurrii am* 2000 a down Antitrust is a bust young computer genius >-• iuit- nate competitors who chall< ed by NURV president Gary Winston, NURV's psition on top of the industry, played by Iim Robbins. i Milo realizes thai he is alone in the year for films By Heather Bogus light to uncover the criminal activities NURV is the equivalent of Mi Hurricane Accent IM in the Antitrust world. Milo and his girl of his employer. From FILMS * Page 7 this year. If you have insomnia, or you are friend (Claire fwlani) relocate so he can The movie's premise could be inter Rut as usual, the studios pushed looking for a way lo make two hours feel grab this opportunity, much to the esting,but the film itself proves to make about NURV provide some engagini; the box office. We also learned that ahead and brought out its best a tat more like three, then shelling out may of his friends, who are uncomfort for a rather boring movie. materia! tor audiences. His is the only audiences were ready lo watch Ben hopes for critical and mass sue * eight bucks to see Antitrust might be a able with the idea. Tim Robbins' performance as the evil character given real depth. The audi Stiller make a fool of himself again just in lime for New Year's, the most good idea for you. The predictable twist comes when Bill Gates from an alternate universe is ence doesn't get to know Phillippe's character very well during the course of with Meet The Parents Besides notable being Steven Soderbergh's The film features hot actor Ryan Milo discovers that Winston is using the most exciting pari of the film; his the movie Stiller, the movie was also helped by Jhtffic, Ang Lee's Crouching Tigct. I'hillippc, who stars as Milo Hoffman, a murder and physical threats to elimi­ psychotic outbursts and enthusiasm a new comedian, but old face, Hidden Dragon, and a movie about a Robert De Niro man and his volleyball on a deserted November saw Meet The Parents island called Cast Away. knocked down by a trio of angels. The ensemble cast and the pow Hip-hop talents reign as rock takes a backseat Charlie's Angels had teenagers and erful story and directing should grown men coming out to see ihe make Traffic a hit at the Oscars with empowered ferrules in this retro or without major box office MOB From MUSIC • Page 7 Winner of 2000s "Best Song about (Ihicken and people would still low her. "Rolling" along, lamp Bizkit came out remake. But with the angels soaring Soderbergh could possibly become AM" award goes to Sisqos "Thong Song" This was also the year Madonna got with another alhum about being angry so high, the devil was brought down the first director since 1939 to be said,"What's the world coming to when who dethroned last year's winner, engaged to British director Guy Ritchie. for no reason and Kid Rock made up to his knees, or was that Adam nominated twice, with this film and the best rapper is white and the best Juvenile's "Back that Ass Up" I swear that Everyday the tabloids ran headlines like, new lyrics to a Metallica song (Kid Rock is now officially the Puffy Combs oi Sandier. Little Nicky failed to contin Erin Brockovich. golfer is black?" should be an < ••< nmy award cat "Madonna, Ritchie to wed tomorrow in rock.) ue Sandler's remarkable success and The most incredible film of the The other defining element ot hip- egory Tw bad for Sisqo, his 15 minutes Paris Burger King!","Madonna, deathly leaves us to wonder what is next for year was Crouching Tiger. Hidden hop during 2000 was its increasing of fame are about up. ill, to wed Ritchie after baboon heart There were several other great rock him. Dragon and it should receive a num Southern flavor Leading the way, Two artists that had a lot in common transplant!", "Madonna leaves Ritchie albums that many people missed. Another man brought down in her of Oscar nominations. In the Outkast released one of the most daring, last year were Sting and Moby. Can't find forD.J!" PI Harvey released the critically November was M. Night film, Ang Lee combines Chinese sexy and outright funky albums of the the connection? Both artists released What a second. Aren't we forgetting acclaimed Stories From the City, Stone- Shyamalan, whose Unbreakable mysticism, Western romance, and year in Stankmia. Andre 3000 and Big imaginative albums in 1999 that were something? Oh yeah, rock! That was Twin the Se,i. Many have called this col brought in a respectable $90 mil some of the most stunning action Boi rocked over a guitar solo, broke it largely ignored. shorten genre. 1 .isfening to most lection of personal songs the best album lion, but was hated by audiences sequences ever to bring America down over fast beats and kicked back Then for a little extra revenue, they rock stations around the country one of her career. Little has been heard of her and underwhelmed after the high this epic film. Not bad for the man with some soul. Outkast is the group that sold the rights to their songs to I* used would think that it was still 1985 the way since 19951. lb Give You iMylxtveMt she expectations raised by The Sixth who brought us Sense and put ATI. hip-hop on the map. on commercials, TV shows and movies they were playing so much Van Halen. I issued a wonderful reminder of her tal­ Sense, n 1999. Sensibility The modern king of soul, D'Angelo, and presto, a year-old album climbs bdieve MTV played a whopping five ents last year. Jim Carrey received a little vindi Hollywood's Golden Boy Tom returned from his five-year hiatus to back fnwn the dead! Sting licensed the videos from actual rock bands ali year. We didn't know it at the time, but cation in the year 2000 after lhe Hanks was back at it with director release Voodoo and do an entire video Middle I astern-flavored "Desert Rose" Hey, Bon Jovi came out with a new Machma/the Machines of God will be the Oscars and the box office did not Robert Zemeckis in Cast Away. wearing nothing but a gold cross. I know to a Jaguar commercial and suddenly album. Do you know anyone who actu­ last album by the Smashing Pumpkins come to except his Man on the Previously the two had brought us ladies who still haven't stopped sweat­ every radio station in the country picked ally bought it? after thev broke up last year. Billv Moon. His summer film Me, Myself Forrest Gump. This time around, ing. it up. (The downside of this is that the Slill, Radiohead dimbed to number (organ's high-pitched voice and James & Irene wa.s successful, and then in Hanks spends half of the film on a Meanwhile, the St. Louis scene sud­ song was later ruined by a horrible one on the charts (at least for a week) hy I has earth-shaking guitar might surface- November, he sent a Grinch our deserted island speaking to his pal, denly got hot thanks lo Nelly. Armed dance remix.) releasing the much anticipated Kid A. again somewhere, but it'll never be quite ttm) How The Gnnch Stole Wilson the Volleyball and dreaming with catchy hooks and radio-friendly Techno-vet Moby licensed every song Clearly the most experimental rock like this. Christmas as well as the title of top of his long lost love, Helen Hunt. melodies, he hit the same nerve that on IHay {half of them lo the X-Fiies) until album of the year, Thom Yorkc and com­ 1 inally ready to hang up his makeup box-office grosser of 2000 htm Audiences went out in droves to Juvenile and Cash Money hit last year. the album became an international hit. pany replaced their guitars with synthe for good. Robert Smith of the Cure has Mission: Impossible make this the Christmas holiday's Ah, the timeless art of booty-music The frail, shy looking Moby was sizers and turned conventional song never sounded so emotional as he does With 11 months gone, there were biggest hit and the only thing hold seduction. splashed acn>s.s billboards and maga­ writing wisdom on its head. on Bloiidflowers. Now releasing an only two films that had received ing it back from grabbing a handful In the drunken realm of stadium zine covets With looks like those, he U2 left disco behind and returned to album in their fourth decade, the band credible Oscarbuzz, Erin ot Oscar nominations is its weak music, Baha Man crafted a tune that will should stay behind the DJ booth. their roots on Everything that You Can't can still craft a beautiful tune. Brockovich and Gladiator, and ending. soon be as infamous as "Wc will Rock Then there was the triumphant leave Behind. Strangely enough, the If there's one thing 1 want to take with received box office success. Movies Even in a lackluster year for You "You know what I'm talking about. return of Madonna with her new album band didn't receive enough mainstream me from listening to music last year, it's such as Dancer in the Dark, Wonder movies as a whole there were still "Who let the Dogs Out" became the Musk and yet another new image. Meet attention from the teen pop-crazy that music isn't all about glitz and glam­ Boys, Almost Famous and Requiem some bright spots. Here's hoping official motto of every football team in Cowgirl Madonna! This girl has more media. What, middle-aged Irish guys our, it's about understanding the feelings for a Dream, were mainly over that Hollywood does a better job America, even the ones who played like getups than a Barbie Doll, frankly, she aren't sexy enough? inside one's sell. I hope that the artist* of looked by mainstream audiences in 2001. dogs. could dress up like the San Diego The hybrid rap-rock bands continued 2001 remember that.

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One major bonus to choosing this Financial ***-*»***« With over 8,000 undergraduates University was that classes were and about 5,000 graduates, which small, allowing more one-on-one RoterimuBord adds up to hundreds more than in the time with teachers and professors. past years, space has become tighter Now, with the amount of students Adviser in all areas. increasing some classes have had Sigman Splichal Specifically, the freshman class has their maximum capacity extended. NEWS EDITOR Fawad Siddiqui grown the most since the 1999 school Not only does that mean no more ASSISTANT year. According to the newly released one-on-one time, but it also means NEWS EDITOR University of Miami Fact Book for fall super-uncomfortable seating Danielle Scott 2000, the number of enrolled fresh­ arrangements. SPORTS EDITOR man was 2,421, over 500 more than Being packed in like sardines is Zev Mines ASSISTANT last fall. not the best way to learn. 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Society limited by lack of group recognition Jason Worth 1 STAFF ASSOCIATE \ Samia Siddkjue I sat down the other day and watched understand why this book or the author my life or the lives of many other black because I was "an affirmative action must be a realization that education the movie version of The Great Gatsby, a has received such praise. families. This realization is the basis for ctMt" This statement uttered from the should not be limited to a particular OFFICE ASSISTANTS ! Hosana ArmefTteros ' novel familiar to most students as a result In my view, the book was stale con what I believe to be one of the more sub lips ofthe editor-in-chief. I was not hired educational level, month, week, day or William (kina of high school taining no real substance—nothing that tie correlations between that which is on my merits or intellect but because 1 ethnic group. Unless you are willing to Jimmey Jackson, Jr. Norberfe Leal required reading the average reader could relate to. It dealt considered acceptable in academia and brought a little color into the newsroom. take an African-American history class Brian Potekorf lists. with wealth and power and the abuse of prevailing prejudicial ideologies. Though not a racist statement on its it is unlikely that you will go beyond JoyWHans It was required both by uncaring individuals. Though In other words, how do we expect to face, the fact that he felt that the state Martin Luther King, Malcolm X and reading because it this theme is found regularly in politics rid IM tmpletely of certain nega­ ment was acceptable was what amazed Harriet Tubman in your studies. was written by F. and entertainment it is not a theme that tive ideologies when these themes play me most. It seems that as long as an indi­ It is even more doubtful that you will Scott Fitzgerald, is prevalent in the life of a middle-class out forever in classrooms known only as vidual is not calling you a derogatory read about Native Americans, Asians or EMPLOYMENT the tstam HtaiKane mmajuum one of the most family. great works of art. If such works are the name, there is no harm done. In the Latinos. Though America has come far ia always eeeklng nam attars, renowned writers Herein lies the problem. 1 am examin­ sole example of historical reference same newsroom, a fellow intern, verify­ in its pursuit of racial equality, the fact (•Wagners and adtoora. EDITOR in American histo­ ing the novel from the perspective of a when it comes to literature, how are little ing information for an article, asked me remains that our inability to fully exam­ UaKtorgiaduato ttMt members ry- black woman. 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