SPEFPSa Football Jay and Silent primed for Bob fall short •j title run on laughs SPORTS page 3 it pGiy© o MIAMI HU KANE Coral Gables, Florida Since 1927 Volume 79, Number 2 WWW.HURRICANE.MIAMI.E Tuesday, August 28,2001 Paying for the Fuddruckers hits 'the spot' yearbook? By Grant Cohen and Chanel MaiHoux With weekend one in the books, the social UM at UM hds By Dan Boniface experienced onlv one drastic change Irom last year, the abscmc of Murphy I and tlie MMM of fuddruckers Murphv's law, formerly home to one of Coconut < With a $28 (MK) mimi I * » mtt •* largest regular Thursday night crowd of I'M students..lovd yearbook,studoiLs moj havi ttm* tor down over the summer and its space has vet to be tilled upcoming editions, either Ml "I pocket However, there is light at the end ot the tunnel, and it is or through an ux raise in the student found at a greasv burger mint that is kvcated on the opposite .iitivify tee. side of the (irovc SAFAC (Student .Vttvitv lee Murphy's Law served as I hursdav night's elbow to elbow Allocation (ommittee). an organization chaotic rush ot all I At certified Grove aholu s and mostly dm empowered In the \ ICC President ot one looking to have a good night The only non Murphy's SIIKICIII Affairs to distribute the $85.75 were those who were twentv two and sick of the law and .HIIMH tfi- iiui mmmmmt my* \ those unfortunate youngsters that did not know Barry, every l\ allocated mmlM\ tt the N tut llic body s t.ivonte bouncer. MS edition They hail requested $89, luesday nights were a smaller and more preferred party HI with onlv one halt ol the har open aixl attcikled only by those The Ills uses (he MM) alUated to extreme regulars who couldn't wait until Thursday for an ihem ll ft} thi salaries ol star! mem Alabama Slammer Those earlv in the weeknights were host to tvrs and provide ihr yearbook to the a mellow venue where most appearances made in the MMi students virtual!) Iree aside tmm the form. Untorhinati'lv, the rest ot the week was tar tin) mellow initial stmien! activity lee, said Ibis staff. Ik-spite pitilul attempts at the end ot the school year to "The goal is to avoid I hargingtor the make a ladies night and two tor one s|\\ials. Murphv s 1 aw hook in upcoming:editions, said R.iivh nist uiiild not turn I strong enough profit relying on only two Siano, Advisor H the Ibis "Other nights a week. Sadlv. Murphv's | aw ended its illustrious schools like Kansas siau charge about RUSSEL WOJTUSIAK / jrtor Coconut Grow career m mid lune 2001 $70 for theirs" CLOSING TIME: Murphy's Law, a long-standing tradition with UM students, closed it's doors this The M "ill have to trv its hand al summer, making Fuddruckers the new place to party dunng the week, See MURPHY'S • Page 5 generating more ot its own funding to •wai students will mil have to pav for the 20(1 dditinn The tirst step will he the selling of advertisements th.it will l>e published in Ibis Ride shuttles Uu yearbook ! hi ads will primarily be national cor|xinitions and will IH- te.. tured in the haek oi tin' book, said Ibis stall 'Canes to Cocowalk Secondly, the book will have to go up tor referendum. The tit is the only media organi/a lion that is currently without a reteren dum.l MTV, TrmrMimmm Hurncilili and Hurruane Productions all have referen­ dums in place money that is set asiik' specilkally Irom the Student Activity thai they receive annually. Ihis increase must lx- voted on hy the slu dents to gain approval "We will go up lor referendum in the November elections,' laid Mai I'uskarich, Editor in Chut ol the Ibis. "We haven't figured out an amount yet, but about $2. definitely less lhan $3." \nd what happens it the students vote down the reterendnni' Stano and Puskarich both admitted Mental health issues on the rise the quality of the book nitikl sutler in RUSSEL WOJTUSIAK / this case By Dia Floras include students coping with depression THE HEART OF COCONUT GROVE: CocoWalk is home to many shops, "This dciision was made so that Whitelv said she leels that this increase can restaurants, bars and theaters. organizations on campus Mi obtain I'M students have been seeking mental also be attributed to the notion that students mote funding Irom SAI A(,' saul Robvn help in increasing numbers over the vears, are becoming less afraid to seek assistance Weisman, vise, hair ol SAIAl By Jessica Vaquera dents lor that reason, traveling off campus according to Counselling ( enter staff Ihis lot themselves Previously. ZS penent ol lhe monev to places smh as Coconut drove becomes a icptesents a change m altitude towards conn Most ofthe students coming into the conn colleited Irom the student .iitivitv lee I mally, the requests ot siudents hav. sort c' ncscssitv to students, which poses l selling rather than an increase in ill mental selling center al the beginning ot the semes went direitlv to thi //'is answered. A new shuttle sailed Ibis Rule will series ol safety issues health « UM, said Vice President of Student ler are those who are awav Irom home for the I he committee wanted all orgam/a IK available to students eveiv Saturday night "It was the only logical explanation" Affairs,Dr. Patricia Whitelv lirsi tune, transitioning trom high school to tions to lx' treated fairly and cijini.ibh. starting Oct 6. lor those wishing to venture lohnston said Ibis Ride will nol only mini "Students todav are nunc . omtortahlc college or both. As the vear progresses and as opposed toi quarter ol the pot going to the nearby hot night spot ot Coconut mi/e the drinking and driving issue, bul will when seeking sounsehng because thes are exams loom, students go to the counseling direitlv lo one organization I'hen drove eliminate high parking prices, and band aid mon open to assistance," Whitelv said. scnli I mostly tor stress management. about 200 groups that will rx benefiting Mike lohnston. Student (iovernment the nighttime safetv issue ot traveling in a Dr Whitelv also attributes the increase of Ikrnian said. fmm this decision,''Weisman said speaker ot the senate rallied the campaign sometimes unsafe neighborhood. students seeking help to an increase in The center is also equipped to assist stu Weisman also pointed out lhal lhe lor a tvpe ot servue that exists on the maior The pick-up point on campus will be awareness ol MMMM the universitv has to dents dealing with issues such as long dis $62,441 alkvcated tor the MMyMMM in ot campuses ai ross the nation It 'ook located at Stanford Circle, beginning otter at the lOtinsehng untei students lance relationships, substance abuse, eating was only $16,84r< k-ss than the Hns lohnston one year to come up with a detailed p.m. The shuttle will run back and lorth to know that there are servues available tor disorders, bock image .md depression reseived tor next year's edition. and well researched proposal loi a "sale rule" ( moWalk up until 3:30 am. A monitor will them when lite gets a little stresstul Ihis vear, the l'niversitv has added a case The Ibis staff attributed the higher opportunity tor UM students rule on Ihe bus with students to swipe .ane "More students are using the universitv manager, 1 isa Bovle, • aid in issues at the request to inflation and the rising costs With the help ol several administrators. Is and ensure proper behavior counseling center and we're glad that the office of the Dean ot Students, as well as the ol printing the books it's simpiv more lohnston reseived the seal ot approval from Assistant Dean ot Students lenmter Brack they're taking advantage ot the resources we health and counseling .enter Bovlc's dutv is expensive to print I lunik veai In uai, I'resident Donna shalala, who was very wanted to stress the importance ol appropri have,' said Whitely i liaison to students and act as a said Ibis statt members delighted to pilot the program fur one ftu ate student conduct during this trial period lhe majority ol students who seek help facilitator Due to the recent increase in ' Ihere art numerous ways loi the "I took the initiative because this was an ot Ibis Ride are those having difficulty transitioning into awareness, another psychologist. Paige Ml to generate MHIIC ol then own funds idea thai siudents had been pushing Ic "It thev abuse it, they will lose it," Brack college lite." said l>r Pamela Deroian, Cuiran. was added to the staff of the counsel and SAKAt needs to sec an attei I the earlv 80s," lohnston said "Wc iust never said "I'm prettv realistic I want students to Assistant Director for OMfcad. and ing. enter S.IK) Weisman had the endorsements' have a sate ride it they don't otherwise But, it Marketing at thel ounselling Cent "I think ills great that thi university has Tf the Ibis has tried their hardest tu lhe Office ot the Vice President and the thev are so intoxicated that they cause a "Ihey are mostly students having adiust support servues lor students, especially tor support themselves a bit. and they need Office of the President fund the program, problem, it will not exist Students will iust ment issues and those who using those students who are away trom home tor li ask tor more monev trom SAI A( , I making it tret to students carrying then have to be responsible" homesickness," said Deroian the lirsi time and their parents are not avail­ think the committee will be under '( ane (ards However, Br.uk did emphasi/e the positive However, the office ol Student Altairs able to give ihem advice," said communica standing,"said Weisman lohnston pointed out the foci that the aspci ts ol this new servue as well. observed that the number ol students with tions student Bianca Barklev l'niversitv is closed on weekends, then-ton I more complex mental health issues seeking : student activity is available i See IBIS RIOE^Page 2 help have also uu leased Ihese « "See HEALTH • Page 2~ r •t " a Tina—day. August 28, 2QQ1 NEWS The iliiimi Hurrii ane

Funding for Ne(^s4efs Support groups available program on one • MICROBIOLOGY AND IMMUNOLOGY FACULTY From HEALTH • Page 1 year trial run MEMBER RECEIVES AWARD George E Schaiberger. professor, director, and adviser of trie department of The center strives to enhance the From IBIS RIDE^Pagel Microbiology and Immunology's Undergraduate program in the School of opportunities ot students through one Medicine, was named the School of Medicine's Faculty Member of the Year for on one personal counseling, Deroian "Manv students don't have cars and his work in the education of medical and undergraduate students on May 12 said iust want to go have dinner, or Ji shop 2001 ping or to the movies I hope everyone Croup counseling is also available • CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT TEAM WINS thmugh the center, and this allows stu will lake advantage ol it.' Brack said dents to share their problems with other A main reason tor the assistant deans NATIONAL AWARD At the National Association of College and University Business Officers students who are experiencing the same support behind this idea was based on (NACUBO) annual meeting in New York City. UM was awarded their highest dilemma. the success ot similar programs ,,t other honor: ttie Process Improvement/Resource Enhancement Award This award was The counseling center is located in institutions based upon Continuous Improvement results attained in Facilities Planning and the (enler tor Student Services building "I think that nationallv it is a very Construction when they improved client satisfaction by creating data driven 21 R, MM (rtsirge Merrick Drive Their well recognized program thai has a lot techniques tor improving stakeholder communication and accountability Additional information on the NACUBO award is available at hours are Monci.u to Iridav H (0 a.m. to ot success,"she said http//www nacubo org/institutional effectiveness/ For further information on &00 p.m To make an appointment, RUSSEL WOJTUSIAK / Also, Dr. Pat Whitely, vice president ot continuous improvement at the University c! Miami please view stop hv their office or call (MS) 284 ADDITIONAL ASSISTANCE: Students can also go to the student affairs, s.ivs she is cxtreiwK http;//www miami edu/ci 5511 dunng regular business hours Dean of Students for help. optimistic about Ibis Ride. "I believe that projects that are stu • CORRECTIONS dent initiated can be proactive and verv In the April 27 issue of The Miami Hurricane Dr Steve Green was misguoted as saying, "Rising above these particulars is our appreciation at your shepherding us successful,' Whitelv said "We had great through the dramatic change from a regional University to be recognized abroad." Student government sets new goals success with the shuttle to Sunset Place, In fact, Dr Green said. "Rising above these particulars is our appreciation at your so hopetullv students will utilize this shepherding us through the dramatic change from a regional unrversity to one that By .Jessica McNeill while cabinet and supreme court mem other lor a while so thev get akmg very one as well" is places among the major research institutions of this country and one that is rec­ Managing Editor bers are appointed bascxl on apphca well," lohnston said "They are the type 1 ike Brack, Whitelv stressed that this ognized abroad." The Miami Humcane apologizes to Dr Green for this error. In the August 24 issue of The Miami Hurricane, a reporting error stated that Students wanting to voice their ideas turns ot people thai will look at a problem is not a definite program. At the end of incoming UM freshmen were being housed in the Holiday Inn due to overcrowd and shed some light on the problems lohnston teels that Student and try to fix it immediately, not just the trial year, based on leedback and mg in residential colleges. In fact, no freshmen were housed in hotel rooms—all on campus have two weeks before (.overnment at I'M is comparatively brainstorm ideas without acting." reports, a decision will be made were given rooms in dormitiories on campus The Miami Humcane apologizes Student (iovernment senate elections to better than others based on what he lohnston wants to devekip a way for whether or nol lhe 1 'niversitv will con­ for this error get organized. has seen, because our Si, is respected students to get to know then senator tinue to fund Ibis Ride "I want S(i to be what it used to be," by the administration and the better For example, the Residential To ensure that it does in fact cont in and Mike Johnston,S(! Speaker"! want University community. Many members ( iillegi Senators can put up flyers in the ue, Johnston and Brack will be parlak im s in to be abk' to pass legislation, handle ot V, have ,i close- knit relationship with dorms about themselves I short ing in a series of marketing and pro C r money.hut rm»st impi>rlantly,l want SC several administrators, making it easier biography with a phhnston said by 20percenl. New specific proiects will be dis­ es and more "People can present themselves lo the lost Pepi' Diaz, S(, president, I ilv cussed at Wednesdays meeting, but for administration through us" Guallar, vice presideni, Ben Young, tre.i now (ohnston said he wants students to GREEK LIFE Sorority recruitment starts tomorrow Senators are constantly working on surer and Mike Johnston,Speaker of the sec thai SG cares, whether it be a small proiects and must represent their con Senate sit at the top. it the N wrd tor the or large problem effort will be put forth BLACK NURSING STUDENTS ASSOCIATION stituency at all times. (Cabinet members 2001 2002 school year and were voted into fixing it. Meeting tomorrow in UC241 at noon For more information call Latoya Lewis at work toward improving the Universit\ in last semeslei bv students ol I'M students can apply to be a senator, a 305-388-5705 or e-mail association at um bnsa@hotmail com and SG as a whole and the Supreme Johnston said one of the main goals cabinet member or a supreme court CUBAN AND CUBAN AMERICAN STUDIES (ourt makes sure everything passed member Those- interested can stop bv RUSSa WOJTUSIAK / Photo EcJtor lor S(, is to become more proactive.and UMs Institute for Cuban and Cuban American Studies presents a lunch seminar and worked on is done so according to with the new team, he said he sees no l'( 21 l.thc S(,(itfuc.!ot .HI application IN THE GROVE: Students take entitled "Cuba After Castro What to Expect" from 12-2 p.m. on August 31 at The constitution. pn>Nems ahead. or contact the M. otric e at MIS 284 HI82 an afternoon stroll along Faculty Club The event will be moderated by Andy Gomez, Interim Dean. School Senators are elected bv the- students "ftpi, I,ilv and Ben have known each for more information Grand Ave of International Studies and the cost is $20 Reservations are required and can be made at 305-284-2822, ~ ICE CREAM SOCIAL College and young adults are invited on September 2 after 8pm mass at the St. Augustine Catholic Church & Student Center

INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF PR0JECTIOLOGY & C0NSCIENTI0L0GY The The forum on Paranormal Phenomena is this year's leading edge event on the research and study of paranormal phenomena This forum will feature the best in Paranormal Phenomena cases, scientific points of view, most advanced tech University Disciplinary Hearing Panel niques of consciential assistance, studies on bio-energies and techniques for personal energetic protection The forum on September 7-9 at the University of Miami School of Business will provide you with the educational opportunities of studying and understanding the evolution of the consciousness through para normal phenomena For more information call Patricia Sousa at 305-668 4668

RENDEZVOUS AT THE LIBRARY The library hosts the launch reception for Rendezvous with Greatness, the 75th Anniversary book by William Marina on September 14, at the Richter Library third floor Exhibit Hall

UM HONOR COUNCIL ENSURING ACADEMIC INTEGRITY Join us in preserving the value of your degree Applications now available in 21 H They are due by September 14 at 5 p.m. Call 8-5354 for more information

HIV AIDS FORUM A panel of distinguished professionals will present their perspectives on special­ ized aspects on the "Cause, Intervention, Prevention, and Treatment of Aids The University Disciplinary Panel (formerly known as the MDHP) hears cases for This event is on September 14 at 730 p.m at 7701 SW 76th Avenue and is free minor violations of university policies to which the student pleads not guilty. The to the public, call Gertrude Pearl for further information at 305-234-0610 STUDENT HEALTH CARE University Disciplinary Hearing Panel will be responsible for ascertaining the stu­ Deadlines to complete health insurance information for domestic students is dent's guilt or innocence of the charge(s) and has the authority to assess penalties September 15 and October 1 for international students All immunization requirements must be met before one can complete registration Call Jackie as provided in The 2001-2002 Student Rights and Responsibilities Handbook- Ledon at 305 284 5928 for more information CANE CRAZE 2001 All UM students/faculty/staff with a valid Cane Card are eligible to participate Teams consist of a maximum of 20 students/faculty/staff Entries accepted September 17 26 Captain's Meeting on September 26 while opening cere Applicant Qualifications: monies are at 10 am, September 29 For more information go to www miami edu/wellness/intramurals.

• Must be a currently enrolled, full-time undergraduate student PRESIDENTS AND PROFESSORS The school of International Studies 75th Anniversary Distinguished Lecture • Must have a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.00 Series opens on September 25. • Must be in good disciplinary standing IMPORTANT DEADLINE FOR TEMPORARY PARKING PASSES The last day for all UM departments to exchange their supply of unused anrj Applications for positions on the Inivcrsitv Disi iplinan Hearing Panel for 2001 - expired one day and/or seven day temporary parking passes for passes valid during the current academic year is Friday. September 28 Eligible for exchange 2<>02 are available in the Office of the Dean of Students, Building 21-E are the one day parking passes, of green and yellow card stock, and the seven day parking passes, of blue and yellow card stock, with an expiration date of August 15. 2001 Exchange transactions may be completed at the Parking & Transportation offices -in fhe Ponce Garage, during regular office hours, 8:30 a.m For Additional Information Contact: - 5 p.m.. Monday through Friday

The Office of the Dean of Students DISCOUNTS OFFERED RING THEATRE SEASON Building 21-E The Jerry Herman Ring Theatre is currently selling season subscriptions to all 284-5353 five plays in me 2001-02 line-up This years offerings include "The Miami Vaudeville Revue of 1926." an original musical celebrating UM's 75th Anniversary; Anton Chekhovs classic drama. "Three Sisters." in a lyrical new ***'Application Deadline: Friday, September 21, 2001*** translation by American playwright Lanford Wilson. "The Watei Children" and "The House of Yes." two contemporary plays by Wendy MacLeod and performed in repertory; and the current Broadway hit musical. "42nd Street" Tickets for UM faculty, staff and alumni start at $45 for all five plays, a savings of $15 off the regular price Call the Ring at 305-284-3355 to receive a free season brochure, or visit the website at http //www miami edu/tha/boxoffice html

INTRAMURAL DEPARTMENT Fantasy football, pre season flag football tournament, Labor Day softball tourna ment and more All these event deadlines are approaching! For more information or to register a team, visit me following website www miami edu/wellness/inna murals or call 305-284 8518 COLLEGE AT A GLANCE 3 FOOTBALL The Hurricane football team begins their final week of preparation for their game against the Penn State Nittany Lions.

August 28, 2001

NEBRASKA-21 TCU-7 The fourth ranked Huskers escaped this game after struggling mightily offensively Heisman Trophy candi­ Volleyball returns after 19 years date Eric Crouch com­ pleted 10-of 18 passes By Jeremy Marts-Peltz (or 151 yards and ran viduals." 24 times for 69 yards The process of building the team to lead the way With In I9K1. the University ot Miami hegan on Sept. 12, 2000, when the his performance. womens volleyball team completed University hired lexas A&M assistant Crouch passed Tommie their tenth season, only to learn that Frazier for most total and former Maryland standout yards in a career The the program was being discontinued. Nicole lantagne as the head coach Nebraska detense held On Februarv 2X ol lasi year. Athletic Initially, l.antagne's job was to ton TCU to 186 yards Director Paul Dee announced that struct the beginnings ot the leam alter a 19-year hiatus, women's vol from scratch buying equipment, levball would return to the Miami creating a coaching staff, and prodtK campus inga schedule. A short year and a halt after Decs finally, there were the players announcement, the women's volley lantagne suuessfully recruited nine ball team prepares tor us opening newcomers and held a tryout last match Friday night at Davidson lhe spring lo fill the remaining four squad is composed ot IJ players, spots Iwo of the players, Sprinkel mostly recruits, who have been prac and iunior outside hitter Marccla ticing with each other tor lhe past damarra.come in with experience at three weeks Senior middle blocker the collegiate or junior collegiate Kristi Sprinkel, a transfer from OKLAHOMA-41 level, lantagne says the team will Boston College, says that the time automatically look for big things N. CAROLINA-27 spent on the practice courts has sig from them. The Sooner defense niticantly helped the teams chem helped to begin "Obviously, we're going to be look Oklahoma's title istry. mg at Kristi and Marcela as go to defense by forcing five "We've all progressed tremendous plavers," I antagne said "Kristi eomes first-halt turnovers en ly the past tew weeks," Sprinkel said. in with Division I plaving experience route to a two touch­ "Our ball control is better and we're down win New quar at Boston ( ollege,and Marcela comes terback Nate Hybl was playing more as a team than as mdi trom Miami Dade, which has been 20-of-29 for 152 yards one of the most WCCtuM iunior ADAM BARKAN / in his debut, but the college programs in recent vears" BACK IN ACTION: The new women's volleyball team practices vigorously before their season defense was the story One prublem taung lhe team is of the game They opener this weekend at the Davidson Tournament forced UNC OB Ronald lack of experience Besides Curry into losing two Spr inkel and Gamarra, seven ot the ( onsidering none of us knew each our presence known immcdi include Honda State, Pittsburgh, that led to thirteen players are freshmen The other at all, I think we've done real Ihe team will be competing as an American, and Florida Atlantic, all field goals Curry also team has alsn only practiced md all of us have expectations." independent this year before joining leading up to the Women's NCAA threw an , together since August 9, a span ot saul treshman outside hitter the Big last in 2002. In addition to was sacked three lournament The tournament fields times and ended up 5 less than three weeks However, Hi/abcth Ivson Davidson, all eves will be on the 64 teams and begins in early of-14 passing for 74 lantagne is impressed with the lhe team had been practicing twice Hurricane's first home match, Sept 7 fiber. yards. way the team has come together in a it] before culling that number in against long Island as part ot the Nothing will be determined until a short span of time. halt when classes began. Plavers real­ inaugural Hurricane Invitational the first match is completed, but the "I vcryonc has gotten alonggreat ize the importance of practice and lournament lhe match against plavers alreadv have expectations tor and have supported each other real want to start the season ott on Ihe Wofford will feature pre game festivi this season well." lantagne said "We are pro right note ties including a "first serve preset! OM main objective is to show ADAM BARKAN / uressmg everydav and that is I'crsnnailv, I hope to start the yeai lation between I anuunc and Om font we can compete," Tv«.on HOMECOURT: UM wi play an h something thai is exciting lo ih ni ii .< bang itv.n rtt« B.| SN',' WMM I,, sh,,w rvtrvi'nr 'haV state schedule this year, before I he plavi is share the same will notice us before we start plav squads will be in attend*!* well be a tone to be reckoned with joriiog the Big East in 2002. enthusiasm as their ioach there,' Sprinkel said. "I want to make Other opponents this si tor l

GA TECH-13 Women's SYRACUSE-7 'Canes look to run the table in 2001 George Godsey was soccer team 15-of-26 for 224 yards and the Yellow Jacket No. 2 Miami Trophy He compiled an ama/nu ItS vards on 77 carries with two Portis and former lineman Clint offense struggled to touchdown interception in 2000, and touchdowns in eight games He has Hurtt wins in final put up enough points has made it a point to limit mistakes shown the capability to be something < oker said the team might utilize on the board Syracuse loaded on both II. MM named the MVP ol the special and has the desire lo make it m at fullback behind Davenport, was held to 242 total yards and QB Troy Sugai Bowl win over Honda atter happen Ihis vear the iunior will be too talented to keep exhibition Nunes was 19 for-32 sides ofthe ball completing 22 of 40 for 270 vards looking to have a break-through sea off the field. for 183 yards The Dorsev is | traditional pocket pass son as the team's No I featured back, Redshirt treshman Kvle ( obia Regular season opener Orangemen made By Zev Mines er with some esc ape abilitv His talent the first time Portis has achieved that might see time at fullback as well as many costly penalties in Tallahassee only and leadership qualities put him in position senior tight end Robert Williams and Nunes was victim of tipped passes and The Hurricane lootball team plaved the long line of great QBs (Kelly, True treshman (rank dorc might TIGHT MM three days away dropped balls. an almost perfect season in 2000. But Kosar. Walsh ) at " I'." ••ome plaving time at tailback Williams will serve as the priinarv almost does nol count in iollege loot His leadership will he cspre lallv atter impressing the coaches in the backup to iunior leremv Shoe kev lhe University at Miami soccer ball and especiallv nol in the Bowl important this year as the Hurricane! fall Shoe kev began the season backing up team downed lacksonville I niversitv. Championship Series Miami's lone have one ol the toughest road sched At fullback. Davenport split a lot ol Ivan Mercer but became I mam target 4 I \.iurdav afternoon at Ashlev, blemish a season ago was sustained ules m the nation. time between both back positions in lor Dorsey Inllowing the FSU game sports ( omplex in its final exhibition, m Seattle, where the Hurricanes com The player who will serve as 20IMI. due to the iniunes ot Will He averaged I II vards per reception nialih ofthe season. milted too many mental errors Dorsev s backup this vear is red shirl McPartland and D| Williams At the last season and has worked to Sophomore Allison MeWhinnev against a hungry Washington squad, treshman Derrick Crudup < rudup is fullback spot. Davenport emerged as improve on his bio, king as well. He is (Danvers, Mass I scored three ol ami lell M ». more ot l versatile QB who can beat a kev weapon gaining MIH vards on an All America candidate in addition Miami's tour goals McW'hinneyl lhe BCS has tweaked their guide vou with the run or the pass New the ground on hs carries with tout io iieiug a Mac kev Award candidate, I,! the lirsi goal at 2.V I Don ass lines, but No 2 Miami will attempt to head coach l.arrv (oker likes touchdowns in addition to I IH i given to the best tight end in the front iunior I aura West (Allen, To run the table, thus negating arv. (rudups potential, and will need him ing vards with one touchdown nation and newcomer Anik Huffman (Winter WISCONSIN-26 troversv The Hurricanes have one to grow up in I hurrv it Dors, | With Williams moving to line \\ illiams is a tilth vear senior who Park. Ha i Brilnev Butcher ( BothelL VIRGINIA-17 place thev want to he once 2002 rolls down. backer, Davenport will be the teams caught six passes tor lis \ards m Wish ! picked up her third pre season, Badgers back up OB around Pasadena,Calit. sue ol the RUNNING BAt KS top fullback this upcoming year. He 2000 He is • consummate b assist as she assisted McWhinno Jim Sorgi got a sput Rose Bowl and this vear's national On their road to Pasadena, the w ill still be a ihreat to rush lhe ball in who alternates between tight end, lifting the Hurriianes u; tering Wisconsin addition to receiv ing it Ihe Dolphins scored a goal al offense going in the title game Hurricanes will utilize a high pow fullback and wide receiver second half. as QUARTKRBACKS ered hut balanced offense w ith Dorsev Pavton has tremendous potential Red shirt freshman David as Yvonna Rowinski scored on an Wisconsin held on for a I he loss to Washington marked the al the reigns. He will have help, aided but has had a string of bad luck ot Williams, a 6 I, 22r> pound tight end assist from Dunne Herbhv nine point victory The first time quarterback Ken Dorsev by arguably one ot the best groups ot Lite The red shirt sophomore missed who has good speed tor his MX, MeWhinnev scored an unassisted Badgers started in a was at the helm outside ot the Orange running backs in the country. the entire spring with a cut on his loot should also sec some playing time goal at Me}] to Miami up 'I spread wide receiver hrvshman dilana (rotav iSandvl'tah). formation but returned Bowl The IM year old sophomore i oker has tour hacks currentlv in he sustained while stepping on a behind Shoe kev stepped into the hostile environment the mix with iunior (linton Portis. •>l coral iHer the summer, he seored a goal at 79:11 on an mt to the conventional See FOOTBALL • fJ" tight end set that for ol lluskv Stadium, and struggled senioi Nateh Davenport, red shirl was involved in a car accident with trom VVest many years has mightilv On repeated plavs. Dorsev sophomore larrett Pavton and red lhe Hurricanes had VI shots on the- worked so well Sorgi stepped back to pass, onlv to be shirt freshman Willis McGahee. dav. while |C took lour "I was very! threw touchdown passes of 78 and 38 tripped up bv his own linemen lhe SurpnsingK. McGahee, whom cd with ihi tort from! yards to lead raucous crowd made an audible at the ( oker called a "physical tvpe back", the leam todav. said head coach Iim Wisconsin to victory. line ot scrimmage practically impos had the most productive spring ol the Blankenship "We had a positive sible talented core encouraging pre season, we are kvok In the davs and months that loi Ihe Central High School (Miami, M ward to the start nl the regular. lowed the debadc in Seattle. I1 IT I graduate led all rushers during season Rachel Hsbv (Boca Rat. matured a great deal and came ol age most ofthe Hurricanes spring scrim Ha ) plaved in goal the first halt, • I in a triumphant 27-24 win over mages, including 121 yards on 11 car ing two saves fenmter Be. - Honda Slate Imttt) organi/ed a ries pertormance McGahee is listed i Manetta. 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IYAH ah was killed last rday night in a i crash in the August 28, 2001 imas The twin Ine plane suffered pne failure seconds takeoff, and hed 200 feet away i the runway Latest Kevin Smith film ng seven other Jay and Silent Bob pie Aaliyah was in I Bahamas shooting a disappointment I latest music video

& rode humor that covered unite much MCHAEL 75 percent of the dialogue And when JACKSON the dialogue wasn't sexual, it was nisi By Jeremy Marks-Peltz finable" Jackson's profane (Screemt.com proudly points STRIKE OUT I album since out that the film contained 227 uses ot 15 is due for tase on October 30 "lay and Silent Bob Strike Back" the ! word). I first single will be negates everything that made Kevin Excessive cursing and sexual iokes Rock My World." Smith's other films memorable It have always been a Smith trademark, pten and produced Licks the clever criticism of "Dogma", but in his other films they were cre­ Jackson and the deep plot ot '( basing Amy"or the ative; here, Smith is settled on writing ey Jerkins It was edat continuous rapid fire humor of i s, rrenplay to see iust how many haelJackson com "Clerks "and "Mallrats" crude words and bottom of the barrel | Sunday Also, N Basically, "|av and Silent Bob" is no sexual jokes he could fit in nc has dropped out ditferent from films like Ihi The other problem of the film is he line-up for MJ's Adventures of |oe Dirt" and "Freddy focusing the entire storv on lay and tte to his 30-year i career on Cot lingered", except lor the tact ihat Silent Bob. The two characters worked fptember 7 The Smith is an accomplished, sometimes in other films because they had a spe (dison Square brilliant filmmaker, which in turn role among a colorful cast ol irden show will fea- makes his latest effoit more disap characters and Smith knew exactly fe instead great pointing. how, when and where to use them. nes of the cine from Angie The plot is this sUper stoner lay Here, |av and Silent Bob run tkinson and Eartha (lason Mewes) and his mule sidekick around, doing whatever they want, I to Debbie Silent Boh (Smith) find out that their ottending as many people as possible nolds and Flizabeth biographical comic, Bluntman and I he film contained more supporting Chronic, is being made into a movie bv characters than a Robert Altman film, Miramax Films What's worse is that but almost all of them were used as a lay and Silent Bob are being cheated backdrop to promote more profanity out of their share of the profits - and and sexual iokes ( ase in point: mak they won't stand tor it So, lay gets the ing four hot girls' mouths as naughh brilliant idea to go to Hollywood and as (ay's is not funny, tust plain stupid. stop the movie from being made. I did enjoy some of the references to On the way, our two heroes deal other films (Smith's and otherwise!. with borderline prostitution, have an Even then. I was still disappointed that encounter with four hot babes who Smith didn't tab at Hollvwood with the claim to be on a crusade for animal wit ot a film like "The Player." I know rights (including the luscious he could, but he was more interested Shannon Elizabeth), and steal an in lowbrow humor and gratuitous pro BACKSTREET orangutan an act that leads to a fanity than accomplishing anything •OYS long, tiresome encounter with an am with")av and Silent Bob Strike lack." AJ McLean is back mal rights cop (Will Farrell. who ni least Smith didn't transform lay on tour with the BSB aftor being treated for deserves the 20§l dolden Turkey toi and Silent Bob into more lein friend alcoholism depression Worst Supporting Actor) Between the l\ I'd I < iharaitcrs Then again, he Ud anxiety The Friday action. Smith showers in a heap ot still has time to de. |ust that lilwaukee show was homosexual, penis and lai! iokes. owded with over mostly female, This probably doesn't sound very Directed and written by K,un teenaged fans funny to you. Doni kid yourseil its Smith attributed by SUnimax lilms. i Ltttiell apolo not. The gay jokes weren't very funny Running lime. IS Minutes Ruled R I to the fans for the first lime around and they reallv [tmm slop language, strolls' sexiuil fie delay, but said that weren't much better the 200th time humor, drug usage, some violen, | i BSB aren't com- i without McLean. around. Neither was the rest of the Getting burgers or beer? Griffin's come back

From MURPHY'S • Page 1 lett and surprisingly tamiliar faces retreat tor those looking to emov j to Fox neighborhood receiving wristbands on the right The Thursday night in the drove By Marcial Robtou With the death ot Murphv s, the hole well disk lockeved dance tloor served It does have an edge up on Murphv s, li) top it all off, there is babv Stewie. in the wall Tavern has blown up so that good hip hop while beer tubs and .heap with better and more effluent Krvict With a Rex Harrison like voice, his dia iK182 it no longer needs lo allow in a huge mixed drinks in small plastic cups were and a large useable daiue tloor. The sta Sounds typical enough j nol so bohcal one vear old mind is bent on is drummer, treshman crowd and still is packed all heavilv reminiscent of an early Pat bilitv that Fuddruckers can continue dysfunctional tamily based in Quahog, only one thing, total world domination. ; Barker, is in the nightlong. Sandbar's seemingly endless O'Biiens operating as a restaurant during the dav, Rhode Island. The catch is thevie part Its onlv been a vear MIIU' his escape King satges for a Iband He is aim line has grown even more endlei* at Seniors, and espeually niniors, can with their lenient policies of admit ot an animated show on fox Meet the from I DISS "cursed ovarian Bastille" in more of an former Murphites seek out a new home. remember those first few weeks ot the tiance, overflow of drinks and blasting Griffin family which he was trapped tor nine months, rimental edge And from the same generous people 18 and up Patty O's that are still mnsid music could prove to be clutch for stu The breadwinner is Peter drittin.a Ial and hes out lor revenge His numerous his band Noting who brought all the freshman thai exc it ered bv many to be the most (un thev vc dents lirst getting to Miami. lovable oat of a man. who makes up tor attempts on his mothers lite have all id like to have ing first night at (lub lSOs> comes The had on Thursdav nights The building Partv presenters Justin I evine and his stupidilv with low tor his familv taik-d, but he will not give up until he ornione to play with win tree himself trom her "dungeon ot itstm Blink has time Spot (al Fuddruckers), a possible flicker that is now known as Club SW2 vvas Matt Richter have put together an excel particularly his T\ \lrcadv he has ft, Barker mentioned ot light, forgetting the oppressive heat local and exsiting, but its quick and lent blend of hosts from all parts of made television history, with ripping bell" and set off to rule the world with iNatinq two friends (which really wasn't much worse than pathetic demise hit manv former school and apparently will be coming the longest tart ever His wile is I ms the jen iron fist om his hometown of the patio at Murphy's on its final night) patrons with a bad taste in their out with a new and heavilv unproved Mt e ol reason and a caring mother Ihis summer, fox moved the am na California and the horrid stench of sauerkraut mouths liver, which will leave the place full tor There are the kids, Meg and (hns, mated series to Wednesdays at 9:30 near the soup counter, Fuddruckers fuddruckers, surpnsingiv, has a quite weeks to iiimc. voieiil hv Mila kunis i |.kkic trom lhal p.m. I his was greal lor tans ot the Seth turned out to be far better than the few positive aspects working strongly in Tor all those mourning the loss of a 70s show ) and Seth dreen, respcilivclv M.icl.irlaiu creation, especially after name would imply its favor to avoid a similar downfall. social staple, fear not. for help is on the Rounding out the lamilv is Brian, the witnessing the show jump timeslots The massive tront stain ase was a sea Murphy's closure and no other new hori/on, and it mav iu.it mine with a talking, sarcasti., martini drinking dog continuously, and even tumping net ot hopeful partvgoers all nigh; long, openings have left manv I'M students side order of fries It this trend catches who not onlv is madh in love M ith I M, anding on CPN tor a while with Cane Card lot ing freshman on the bar less and fuddruckers is a welcome on.Croovvs could be lhe next to fall but has a third degree green belt in tae Bul this past summer, it found a tern kwon do ~~See FAMILY • Page 8

Warped Tour rocked as pit stayed full

JUDO By Steve Freeman nies the its numerous punk rock/hardcore she and songs. The band played an awesome e race-car dn No matter where the show it, win n set. sticking with its top hits and plav mce Oario Vans presents the Warp lour and ing with an incredible amount ot hitti eloped The been engaged include! musicians like D12 and enthusiasm f 999 and have Pcnnvwise, the nag to be thinking to siow things down a bit. fficially set a pac ked I ess Than lake took the stage, but The Vandals, the first act to take the slow things down they didn't. Plaving stage, plaved an ama/ing opening set manv ^>ngs from previous lo warm up the readv .rowd who got albums, less Than lake moved the right into the groove lh< pits were crowd with its Punk/ska sound and open and lull ot dancing teens Alter its endless amounts ol energy, alwavs The Vandals were finished, the Celtic shown on stage. punk rock band flogging Mail* took The nexl band was definitely one ot RUSSELL WOJTUSIAK / the stagi and kept the crowd moving the highlights ol the day, it not the NOW HIRING: Fuddruckers is looking for wait staff and students to fill the dance floor with it. Irish beats •and to plav Rancid stormed the and bar on Thursday nights, the new hot Spot' in Coconut Grove. HJO came up next and M usual lett the .rowd in aw untied oui See TOUR • Page 8 i Tue»day. August 28, aOQ1 2001 FOOTBALL PREVIEW The Iliiimi Hurrii ane Miami is not content with being second best this season Will everything com ' #23 r > J^ " \ James Le

#8 #17 #51 DJ Williams

#91 #94 #55 Cornelius Green William Joseph #20 H: 6'0" W: 198 lbs. Thorpe Award Candidate A Nagurski Award Candidate

#1 #74 #66 #65 #73 #78 Daryl Jones Sherko Joaquin Gonza Bryant McKinnie Haji-Rasouli ***W M

#11 /*> H: 6'5" #28 W: 210 lbs. Clintor Heisman Trophy Candidate H: 511 #4 A O'Brien Award Candidate

Highly touted O-line, secondary among nations finest

Freshman Kellen Winslow II. son primarily on special teams, but has return its punter, kicker and det. From FOOTBALL *> Page 3 Red shirt sophomore Vernon the ability to start. of the great NFL tight end, should see Carey, junior Ld Wilkins and tumor Senior Chris Campbell (79 tackles) the formidable task of backing up snapper from last season. The tea-i WIDE RECEIVERS playing time as well |oe Fantigrassi provide depth on the gets the nod at strong side after Rumph Fifth-year senior Markese will need to find a replacement fi i This position remains the team's OEFENSIVE LINE line. starting every game last year. At Fitzgerald brings experience to the Aaron Moser as holder for pla biggest question mirk entering the IHirsey will have time to throw to DEFENSIVE LINE weakside, sophomore DJ Williams backup left corner, and both he and kicking season. This young and untested unit these receivers thanks to the On the D-line, Miami has the moves back to his recruited position, Marshall will see extensive time in Junior Freddie (apshaw earm has one player with more than a consistency of the Hurricane formidable task of replacing after starting at fullback for most ot nickel and dime situations. All-Big East honors last season, as Hi couple ot games of experience- offensive line. The unit, which Damione Lewis at tackle lunior last season. Williams came to Miami All-American strong safety Ed ranked I Ith nationally and average I red shirt senior Daryl lones returns four starters this year, gave William loseph is a mainstay at as one of the most highly touted Reed is another Thorpe Award 43.2 yards per punt. This year, he [ones was a complementary player up just eight sacks in 348 passing defensive tackle, starting all 23 linebackers coming out of high candidate and another player who expected to improve and is i on last year's squad that featured plays last season. regular season games since coming school had the skills to go pro early Reed nominee for the Ray Guy Award. departed seniors , The 0 line is led by a couple of to the University lunior Matt Backing up Williams will be moves to free safety while James Junior kicker , a L, il and Andre King (ones bookends in line for the Outland Walters seems a lock at the other sophomore Darrell McClover. Lewis takes over as the starting Groza Award candidate, overcame showed signs of great potential (12 Trophy left tackle Bryant McKinnie tackle, alter starting in place of I ewis McClover played in nine regular strong safety Lewis will be looked midseason diabetes diagnosis ar catches for 181 cards) and the did not give up a single sack last for three games last season season games last year, mostly on upon as 2000 emotional leader Al converted 11-of-16 field goals, whi speedster will try fill the big she year, and contemplated going pro Freshman and special teams This year he will have Blades has graduated. nailing 52-of-58. Because of son • Moss as both a receiver and as a punt after his junior campaign. The other sophomore look to the opportunity to see some Sophomore Maurice Sikes and celebration penalties followii.; returner tackle, senior Joaquin Gonzalez, is battle for playing time behind the extensive playing time at linebacker. James Scott are the reserves at the touchdowns, Sievers twice had 1 ining up across the field from the veteran on the squad, starting 37 tackles. The linebacker core will also safety position, and should also play kick a 50-yard extra point. I (ones will be red-shirt sophomore career games at Miami At defensive end, incumbents feature Jarrell Weaver and Ken extensively in the nickel and dime converted both of them. Andre lohnson, a 6'3", 220 pound Fifth-year senior Martin Bibla, Cornelius Green and Jamaal Green Dangerfield, who started one game at packages. The Hurricanes hope for plenty physical receiver with blazing speed. considered the team's finest run are struggling with injuries of late. weakside linebacker last season. and may celebration at the end of ne The inexperienced Johnson will be blocker, returns as the starting right Both have the experience and the SECONDARY see time as true freshmen. season, returning from Pasade looked upon heavily in the (anes' guard junior Brett Romberg is the talent to develop into great defensive Probably one ofthe finest in the SPECIAL TEAMS with their fifth nation vertical passing game man in the middle, calling the signals ends. Their backups, Jerome nation, Miami's defensive backs are On special teams, the Hurricanes championship. lohnson returned kickofis in every for the blocking schemes from his McDougle and Andrew Williams, poised to limit any type of passing game last season, averaging over 20 center position have shown a lot of potential Both game by the opponent. Junior Phillip yards a return Romberg's backup, fifth year come from Hinds (MS) Community Buchanon is an All American Junior Ethenic Sands returns lo senior Scott Puckett tore an MCI in ( ollege and are eager to make an candidate who shined last year for an wide receiver atter a year backing up practice and might need surgery. In impact. Larry Anderson and John injured Leonard Myers Buchanon is Horsey at quarterback Sands has the his place, the team has two red-shirt Square should also push for playing a great cover corner who had 44 speed, and as the third wide receiver freshmen |oel Rodriguez and Chirs time at a deep end position. tackles, nine pass breakups and two on the depth chart, will improve on Myers. LINEBACKERS picks in 2000. his four catches in I9

OFFENSE TWO-DEEP DEFENSE TWO-DEEP

QB - Ken Dorsey DT- William Joseph Derrick Crudup Santonio Thomas RB - DT- Matt Walters Willis McGahee Vince Wilfork FB - DE* Jamaal Green Jerome McDougle WR - Daryl Jones DE- Cornelius Green Kevin Beard Andrew Williams WR-Andre Johnson LB- Chris Campbell Ethenic Sands Jarrell Weaver TE- Jeremy Shockey LB- DJ Williams Robert Williams Darrell McClover OT - Joaquin Gonzalez LB- Jonathan Vilma Joe Fantigrassi Howard Clark OT- Bryant McKinnie CB- Mike Rumph Al Marshall C- Brett Romberg CB • Phillip Buchanon Scott Puckett Markese Fitzgerald OG - Martin Bibla SS- James Lewis Maurice Sikes OG - Sherko Haji-Rasouli FS- Ed Reed Ed Wilkins James Scott

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mptsaantf* opnon ot n* ntayw kEdtotW BtaVd August 28, 2001 onty I* Mam it The ioHno. rtsneanm. lotatM t~> tv man A m*m\ {Jresssrsmy Room 221 Diversity, one of TTER POUCY m* tmmmtttmm te wcelwt opnorv itaaMfctoUnMnty r reaponae t> aty upon pub UMs best teachers ad » rn» Humorr I—lurri •arc tn tru- adta may he sub tod typed at lamlMMBi Mar mate nou hanownttntj (Splat being here fur three expressions can be exchanged on a tmt to ta Wrtatasn IJrtrvanaty daily basis, inside and outside the mt Horn 711 or malted to l Ms diversity hit me ftw 2481.12 Coral GM( Dover the head about I vear and a , lassroom. We live surrounded by that, 33124-8822 •- halt ago even without noticing it manv times Mavbe this is why, initially, this mover tOO van*, mu* tw jgned While working at the School of I ndude a copy ol yout «*t Communication's graphic design lab, sitv was going to lie called Can tt 0 card phone runbar and American (.niversitv t ts school Anonymous letter, late one night I I 'it be accepted Names may It couldn't be closer to the truth iMttiheU upon request at fie Daniel hau „ Mp (lvt. A.+- Com t> T.*VMrv\s-*, "JAS C\\re°via-« creaonot Tres Human The *.in students finish Instead of surfing through the set reaenaa fie ngW to etflt COLUMNIST some protects tor Internet, trying to find a piece of P<~e p<*y->v~\C». **"or- <- O V \ ..» y Dwyer Princeton, last year's number one, ur people from totallv different back =nancial Harvard, number two grounds and talking for months on, 1 visited Miami in 11% tor the first comparing our point of views nn *ber1 DuBord time betore moving here to studv in things, exchanging opinions and trad Senior 1SWK While in town, a triend of the mg iokes. •V.dviser ?tc*man Spllchal family, a I'M alumna, painted a mag­ That doesn't mean I einbrac c , verv nificent picture of the institution. "body's culture or agree with every MANAGING EDITOR Thankfully, there was the Internet to hodv's habits I most certainly don't. ifjstca McNeill double check it I wanted a universitv In the same way. I'm sure manv people CWS EDITOR with a strong lournalism program, a probably don't understand my own lanielle Scott \SSISTANT welcoming environment and a diverse customs But I learned from them, trv KEWS EDITOR student bodv ing to understand their rationale and ^ebet.ca Sankar After exchanging e mails with other what leads them tn do what thev do, SPORTS EDITOR former students two from the United while trying to find some wav ,,t Vines States and one Irom the Caribbean I explaining why I do the things I do IOMIT EDITOR made up my mind and started what llos was nol an easy process, but one vPassy WT was initially a two vear lourncv ot the most interesting .\m\ selt fulfill r EDITOR ing I've ever had OIlyilH So !,u no regrets War atter vear, U.M. receives stu At least now I know (.ermanv is not PbPINION EDITOR Jlargarrta Martin Hidalgo dents from all parts of the planet lust as huge as I imagined, that Switzerland this tall, new students trom more than is a multi-lingual country; that MTT DIRECTOR percent ol the Nicaraguan population letfi Neumann 70 countries arrived to become '( anes tans, be part of Homecoming and descends from Europeans; that JkYOUT EDITORS study Many meeiings of the United ( alilornia has as main or more WamLorber stTStian Rodriguez Nations or lhe International Monetarv Hispanics as Miami does, and that Mm Rathtwn fund are not as diverse as this And there's no set region from where •"art TumWeson they certainly don't havt reprcsenta geniuses and icrks come from. »HOTO EDITORS tives trom each single state in this Iliimel Ptiskin is a 4m lorcil student m tsaPmelli taneM Woftustah country. the Schtml ol Int, rnutionul Studies Ililterent points of view and cultural rOPV EDITORS Maggie Crawford

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U) REPRESENTATIVE college senior's last vear is an adulthood, and postpone lacing these in anyway exactly what they wanted to do at the responsibility that 1 must accept come taiesti Nayyar c-nlirelv new world It is one, challenges until a later time This last teeling is otten felt hv age ot 22 May Kith. Therein lies the clever guise :LASSIF IEDS MANAGER filled with possibility and I do not wish to implv that contin those confronting a transitional pert I have been reassured repeatedly of the college experience, it is an losana Armenteros A hope, contradicted by overwhelming ued higher education is lor the Icartul od from reluctant high school during the last tew months that mv opportunity tor growth and enlight fcTRttJTWN MANAGEH feelings ol uncertainty and despair. or unprepared Quite the contrary It seniors to senior citi/ens The ques­ insecurities are perfectly normal Vet ciiment that enables vou to put off the asonWottti The life of a graduating college takes an immeasurable amount of tion "What do I want to be when I this reassurance does little to pautv big decisions until later on Though TAF ASSOCIATE senior is otten described as both IIK us, determination and mental grow up" isn't as easy to answer H it the feelings ot dread regarding loan >•< exposed to more choices and amia Siddtque sttesstui and exciting. The last school strength to prolong the college experi was at age four Because the distmc tepavmenl or the prospect of working responsibility than in the earlier vears rFBCE ASSISTANTS I is a time lor ence beyond the immediate lour tive lines between different careers at a job I would despise Though I ot lite, at some point vou must tace the tosana Armenteros Wham Gong readjustment and Hut tor some, ihis delav is the are rapidlv disintegrating, it is now a know that making such a decision is c rossroads with a sign that reads s tocheUe Nunez reallirmation of remedy tor the pann attacks assou.it difficult task to pick a maior, much mv choice alone, I have witnessed far or get ott the pot" the entire text ed with the word graduation less | career. too many individuals cornered hv I have decided to sit down and book learning I belonged to this clique momen­ So what happens when a college need rather than want into the think tor a while, plan accordingly acquired during tarily c'puri further examination, senior takes the last class required for unsatisfied working class Similarly, I and make the ascent into the world o! iMPlOYMENT the c xpcnsive col however, I mined that applying to his maior and realizes he hated it all have watched happy graduates sink the monetarily comtortable and semi ^mmmrtsenmmmsmmmm lege vears. grad school was lar more costly lhan along' Experts suggest trying OM dit into depression because six months prominent I urge all ot vou members lor some the stepping into the "real world " for one terent fields in vour various interests atter they graduate thev have vel to ot Ihe ^(K)2 class to do thi

COLUMNIST transition is ease, thing, rather than eliminating the Ihis suggestion is less costly than find a iob and have to begin paying despite all the contusion, conlradk rrpadtorfnawnrtc PnMou or easier with the outrageous amount ol debt accrued staving in undergrad tor six their school debt tion and stress, we have been afforded tm* near-guarantee ot grad or law school during my stint here at I'M, I would ve.irs and eventually waiting tot I 'port learning ot mv class status, a a wonderful opportunity tor immea lovamsme POLICY admission Ihis determent ot respon only dig a deeper hole further, I something to strike a chord and woo treshman commented on how luckv I surahle success mmm tttsstamtmmmmt stbilitv allows individuals who need could no! imagine going to school lor vou lake into account that verv tew was I meant to tell her that it was she Hdttdi tmtjmt k ,i armor mty steMJiXS Stated such a period to gather their an additional three vears to master ,i people stay at a iob for more than a who was luckv, simpiv because she in prim lournalism and pc>hii, t rrta»ti22l Co* tho'ights. debt, and ill regard toward ti.ule I wasnt sure that I wanted tube lew vears and even ICWTI knew didn i s maybe pined at tat «Monday tmutfi Fnrhy. 9 >4pm aoptunhokays TO **tanr a (iMtad vmrndayedumgrv JESSE ABRHAM KAYELAGDANN CASSCWMJtB) imetm Sopl Sophornore Sawottlajtjeoifie ..••» | Sp|aJJp MARCBSTCHMAN MOftiiE PAMTWG MX.INES How would you feel knUomort HMXA wiDsrei mtMm and daptw ak tmal about paying tor your [muwed MMftnpyii yearbook9 '"•"•nUWaaway carte Q "Xi>ra»*at%ta "/ evouti not mmd "WW. / pa*d tor one m "It should be tree SpMmmLtrnmmml. ^ high school, and because tve already are edrted for clarity, i\ memnes are mrtti pav so much' whHe" Hurricane a M brevitln»»airtvyi anMardt imtraaccuracny *a> » at me. 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