Frank Gore Gnu garments UM needs hurt, may miss make social Mid-Eastern playing time statements focus SPORTS page 5 ACCENT page 7 OPINION page 11 mi. SPEC FORM THE MIAMI H CANE Coral Gables, Florida Since 1927 Volume 79, Number 41 ay, March 26,2002 Causes a priority forUM students

By Jackie Pitts Hurnca*

While many students were soaking up the sun in (Cancun and the Bahamas, a group ol JENNIFtR BURKE I UM students had a ditferent idea ot how best to ROCK ON: Members of the pro­ spend spring break fessional band Morrison Poe I raving behind suntan lotion and hedomstit compete in the first annual desires, over 70 students spent their vacation Battle of the Bands divided amongst eleven volunteer sites across the countrv lor Ihis vear's Alternative Spring Break The students were divided into teams of about seven to nine people, based on the cause thev preferred to volunteer tor i .iiises varied, including hunger and homelessness in Chicago; Bands battle for spotlight, cash vouth violence in Detroit; wetland restoration in Louisiana students also worked to improve By Rebeca Oliveira the lives ot migrant larm workers in rural By combining the slums, ill' had to reduce 700 show throughout the night ship and audience reaction llorida; enhancing tine arts in utv schools in their bands' plaving time to halt an hour per Of course, not all the attendees were satis told the iudges not to iildge on time, Proviilenic. R i ; ami supporting environmen Filled with Hying hair, binket drumming act, which cat!, ed one ol thnr entries to drop tied but on quality."1ezberg said III protection in the Smoky Mountains bands, bouncing groupies, lots ol energy and out ol the running. "It wasn't verv entertaining." said Trie All the bands MM Miriam Poe played "I wanted lo participate because I leel like music tor all tastes, lhe tiist annual Battle ol None of the participating bands were Hoihstadl, iunior "Some of the bands completer* original sets ot their six Mag people m our generation have become specta the bands organised by Hurruane informed ol this arrangement, a fort th.ii weren't verv talented." set. three were covers. tors," said luan Pena, a senior who addressed Productions IMP] and Quantl'M, had a angered most ot the amateur acts No Such Prizes were awarded as follows Active "I think it's a load tt crap," Hoc hsiadi saul issues nt youth violence in Detroit last week roclav slarl Road, Rizzo, Sondazed, and ( i.ishing I idc Ingredients took home first place and $1000, "I don't think bands should be playingum is While we go to ( ancun and etcetera, people in Conceived out ol two separate events, then The two professional acts were Active Morisson Poe got seeond place and $300, and at Battle of the Bands" our iiiuntrv are falling through the a somewhat haphazardb put together two Ingredients and Morisson Poe I lashing Tide won third place and $200. In between acts, the emcees "I lelt like I got a lot mon-out ot this experi weeks hetore the actual date, the show lett "In the spirit of fair competition, it does I thought the results were right," announcements and plugged various organi ten than what I gave,"said Andrea Sauertieg.a many dissatisfied ss11Ti the wav it was orga not logiially tollow that the 'professional' Hochstadt said. "At least the iudges got it zations and events. More often than not, senior psvchologv man* who served as the nized. bands selected by Hurricane Production* right" their appearance was followed bv I sudden leader for the HIV/AIDS site in Washington Originally, HI' had planned a show tor would he favored in the length ol sets over "We came in second to a reallv good band, hush from the audience Time between Del Saturdav, the 23rd. Quantl'M had another ihost selt'itedhv Quantum,"said I ric Valdes, so we're happy," said lean Morisson, lead bands was also tilled with karaoke and Beginning 12 vears ago when volunteers scheduled tor Thursdav, the .'1st When they Crashing Tide's guitarist "1 leel deicivnt vnialisl lor Morisson Poe. "it was more "guess that song contests though the emcee .une logether to help the community after tound out about each other's events, thev Had we at least been told it was going to be important for us to plav tor evcrvone than lo had to otter the audience cash incenth Hurruane Andrew, Alternative Spring Break decided In unite and CO sponsor one single unfair, we could have dealt with it better" win first prize" Monopolv monev in order to get anyone to has since grown into a well developed program volunteer event. "We didn't want to aflci t .mv ol the bands "We don't consider it losing, we consider it committed to promoting active citizenship. "We had to i om promise,'" said /ach performances, that's whv we didn't tell being inspired." added D. S Poe. b.issisi The only two karaoke aits sang "Bve hie It is part of a larger national organization 1 ezberg, Uuantl'M's president. "We didn't them." lezberg said 'I leel prettv good Tm less broke now," bye" bv N'Sviu ami 'Dont speak" bv No e.ilkd Breakaway, which immerses students in want to have an event lor lour hours people "It wt were to start over, things would be said lonv (astro. Crashing Title's lead vocal Doubt. The "guess that tune" contest went on different cultures, heightens social awareness,

would gel bored" different," saul Ben Werlin, Iridav Groove 1st. lor a full five minutes five minutes filled and advocates lifelong soo.il actkm. Since HI' was planning lor three proles chair ot HP and one ol the evenl s organizers Celebrity iudges included Brian ( apt-lit with complete silence in the audience V.isnun Bootwala, ,i senior serving as chair sional bands, thev allotted 4S minutes per I MI vone would get the same plaving lime, from 'One Records, Cuio from 99,9 /eta, Ol the 23 bands that auditioned, six made (vrstin of this ve.irs \SB saul she had a ten band. Uuantl'M's event was planned for and things would go a lot smoother" Delaine Matthieu from Channel 7 News and the final cut. Decisions were made by a com member ext\ utivc board ami 12 site k*aders to eight to ten amateur bands playing tor fif­ Despite these thallenges, organizers sav Tthan Schwartz 'rom South Honda |amz mittee, and were based from live pertor teen minutes each. the event had a high turnout,between MX) to hands were iiidgetl on origtnalitv, musu ian mances and demo tapes "See BREAK • Page 2 Hoops-4-Hunger raises funds for homeless shelter By Seema Gohtl being paid to them," McGrail said "The sto nes vou hear out there are horrifying. Some Hoops 4 Hunger helped homeless women ot these women have actuallv been raped hv "No one deserves this These are real peo poiuemen. pie. There are a Iol ot people in this country I wanted to help and be supporlive since I who are one paycheck awav Ir.un being on doni think our countrv s paving enough the streets Hninelessness is a growing prob attention to the cause,' said Kerrol Nelson, lem." said Sarah McGrail, public relations one ol the plavers UMTV game show tests knowledge representative tor Students Together Hnding "Homelessness is an escalating problem Poverty |STTP|, a student run charitable lien in Coral Cables which is an upscale pari By Andrea Alegria organization at I M ot Miami, povertv is seeping through |ust rVritet DM TV. developed the concept lor this quiz lured by the idea of winning $1000. yet not Hoops I Hunger was a fund raising three driving to I'M. you will see homeless people,' show and became the executive producer. all contestants were in it for the money. on three basketball tournament organized by Sevnoi said. Under the direction of senior Rachel ( hensson ( utfy ot the same team said he SUP, m coniunition with the Wellness The tunds will be used bv the shelter lo \partments against Commuters, (.reeks Bnlla.and with the effort ol Tern Malonev, did it for the fun of it.and many others said ( enter Intramural Association. The event provide teed, tlothing and a plan' to live tor against Pearson the heat is on for the $10 head of post production, the show maleri it was their love of competition and the idea look pl.i.t on 23fd March at mwin in the the homeless, organizers saul (MM) prize for the Live (hampionship Came all zed of being on TV which led them to partici­ Wellness (enter "People are iust corning up with hand aid in the School of Communication courtyard, "I would like to see I'MIQ become an pate. wanled lo generate awareness lor the solutions and not changing the way th. April 17. event much like Sporishsi. where the The Greek team, put together by outgoing cause and basketball is something people ernment system works, which is lh. Ihe UMTV produced 30 minute fact I nivcrsiti community lomes logether in a student government president lose Diaz, plav eurvdav," said Mindy Sevnor. STEP problem," Sevnor said based trivia game show where the ques lompetitive spirit where bragging rights are said that thev were reallv enjoying them i hair "We need to fight misconception! Tien in tions iome trom the protessors, rallied par involved," said Brilla selves in this game and that overall the The tunds raised will be donated to a place like UM, a lot ot siudenis have nevei inipants, trnm the tive residential colleges, She explained that Provost I ms (.laser questions were verv fair and somewhat ( real ive Beginnings, a shelter tor homeless been exposed to poverty," McGrail said the apartments,commuter students and the allocated Slx(HM) in prize monev to 1>> east women and children, organizers said. SllP organizes various on a ampus events Creeks for academic purposes \ sample question could be: "What was "One in tour voung women are out ot a iob such as the Hunger and Homelessness Week The two winning teams will move on to This will allow cash of the eight plavers the title of the first motion picture to otter and it is verv dilfiiult to get one without an in the fall and visual events and writing cam the final championship to battle intellectu from the losing team to go home with sound recording?" address The shelter provides them with one." patgns on World Hunger Dav coming up in ailv in an hour long show recorded live The each and also award SI (KM) to eaih member Protessors Irom different fields ot study Medal said April learns trom the other residential halls were ot the victorious team. such as history, fnglish literature, chem "Thi it ot mothers and children One upcoming event is "Give A Shirt," eliminated in the preliminarv round lamb Vincent, from the Apartment area, istrv, and motion pictures put together ho have nowhere to go Thev art pushed bv "SecTtlOOre ^IPage 2 sanieev Chatterjee, facultv advisor tor said he itnned the team became In r M I See 10 • Page 2t- THE MIAMI HURRICAN Tuesday, March 26, 2002 NEWS Getting to know your SG leaders Newsj^fe • SURVEY

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UNrvTRSirv Of MIAMI HOSTS "01) IT EVENT ON MARCH 26 TO HELP 0 Mike Johnston Justine Levine WOMEN UNWIND WHA1 o t> U an interactive event aimed at inspiring college ttimen to im • B«tr own level of self confidence and their beliefs in their dMies By Robert Villanueva With all these .utilities lohnston By Daniel Boniface before, he does not leel thai wtll he Activities include attends to. one may wonder when he a problem "National Confidence Cotlaoe" -Local female college studants will post fr. • ni|t|ishes anv s, hoolwork or his levine h. .1 on the attve and inspiring messages for other women like -Tarn to the NaT Student government presulenl eleti newfound Student covernment Have you ever hit the ilubs on and the Confidence Collage ttiat is touring the United States tWs sprlnQ Kick Your Way to Confidence' A local fitness expert will help stressed Mikt lohnston onlv h.is one suit. h. responsibilities Bul lohnston has got South Beach with those little fivers ludicial Board tor the (ir. students unwind and feel stronger with kick boxing \»i*n.ir and any ot its upcoming 1 n.iM,OM Tor the "In Depth Round", the this semester in the editing labs WED MARCH 27 n the little things muni t.u! s.nah McCiail. PR represent.! "speiialist" in a particular subieil "If we are feeling ambitious wc Housing sign-up for Summer/ Fall 2002 begins learn aboul the issues and don't live MM will be asked three in depth tan spend aboul )1 hours or M .1 Jamaican Cook out on UC patio at 7-9p m walk aw.iv Some ot our members Evert winners were .itvardei! van questions direitlv bv the profes .t.iv sht said."In the beginning we The Tenebrae Service" A scripture ano light presentation of Jesus suffennqs keep McDonald's coupons which ous prizes sors Ihev will be ri'tonled trom were spending about 10 hours ta and death at the St Augustines s Catholic Church at 8p.m Also an ancient ser thev hand out to the mtt, We need Tirst prize was tret massages at another sludio .nut their images get one tinished hall hour episode' vice of darkness at the Episcopal Center at 7pm. io stop and take notice," McGrail Rouge in the Cron, gilt certificates will be transmitted to a screen to be "Ihe total time wc have spent THURS MARCH 28 said. from CMC and paikages from Don seen by the play. this semester working on post pro The Public Relations Student Society of America will be hosting a professional ( o sponsors tor the event wen ( arlers Runners up won SM) from Some ol lhe protessors ,iskmg"ln duition alone has surpassed maybe mixer at the Fischl apartment in Pearson tonight at 7pm All students who are the Biltmore Hotel, CM , Hooligans Hooligans and one hour ot tree Depth" questions include Iom KM 1*4 hours," she added interested in Public Relations are invited, and all students must btmq their and the Big Cheese The admission games at Cameworks doodman, professor of fnglish lit Brilla said that a fixed budget, resumes and dress professionally Refreshments will be provided Any further erature.and biology pro like all the other government oig.i questions e mail umprssa@hotmail com lessor ( ollin Hughes m/ations and tlubs have, would A Night of Reflection Readings from Islamic Poetry, Hadittis. and Surahs at the Including Diaz, the allow I'MIO to advertise more Lowe Art Museum Courtyard at 5.30p m Cteek leam is composed elfci lively, promote the show tn the Holy' Thursday Pascal Meal at the Episcopal Chapel at 7p m . The Mand ot lour Sigma Phi breezeway, and have some money the lords Supper" at St Augustine's Catholic Church at 8p m and 'dm Center Stage fpsilon brothers and to purihase backdrops • better Coffee at Baptist Campus Ministnes BCM Building, 1200 Stanford Dr at 730pm three /da Tau Alpha sis buzzei system, and sonic ol tht ters technical equipment nettled to FRI MARCH 29 i traternitv we operate 1 true game show Happy Hour at ttie RAT 4 30p m -Ip m , 0J st r ivc lor excellence in "It lakes ambition, desire anil THE SOURCE Fashion Nation Tour/ Spring Concert, UC Patio manhood", said drive to tollow through with a pro OJU Fashion Explosion in the UC I lounge from 7-9p m Villamor Asuncion, ire K'tl ol Ihis proportion," Brilla said The 2002 Student Organization Achievement & Recognition Awards Ceremony ative writing maior and "lem and mvselt know whal this will be held April 25th. 2002 at the Faculty Club Deadline for nominations is Sigma Phi Epsilon show has the potential to beiomc today Brother "I like lompeli and we will be uintrnl with the l.u I Islam and America A discussion led by Or Muqtedat Khan. Assistant Professor tion in sports and in life- that we made ihis show happen, of Polibcal Science and Director of International Studies, Adrian College in inevitablv it spills over and we got it oft the ground " Michigan in Elamingo Ballroom A trom 2 30p.m to atademit s" The sut "This has been a Ion. Good Friday "Carrying of the Cross" at Chi Alpha Christian Fellowship UC Patio MM of this show relies tedious process hut it's also heen at 11 15a.m., "Good Friday Liturgy" at Episcopal Center at 12pm & 7p.m entirely on the time and lots ot tun," Malonev added Stations of the Cross" at St. Augustine's Catholic Church at 12p.m. and etlorl put in bv students, fhe first two episodes of this "Celebration of the Passion and Death of the Lord" at St Augustine's Catholic Church at 3pm & 7pm organizers said. television Quiz show, developed hv I'MIO is .1 timet) students and t.u tilt v ot the Sthool SAT MARCH 30 extracurricular activity ot ( oniiiHinii.ilion, have tin Great Vigil ol faster' at Episcopal Chapel at 7 30pm and St Aug.. that has taught students aired and tan be seen Wednesday Catholic Church at 8pm to work with limited nights at 7 pm on i.impus station SUN MARCH 31 lunds and technology, 24, and in the ( oral Cables area on 1 Sunday taster Morning service" at Episcopal Center af 10a m and has provided stu channel % at the same time. Sunday Mass" at St Augustine's Catholic Church at 6 30a m 8a.m 10a m.. 12a.m & 1 30p m Fellowship Supper" at Wesley Foundation at 5p m and "Easter Pageant at Wesley Foundation at 6p m. Good hearts, good people MON APRIL 1 Sign up tor Suite housing From Break • Page 1 Sigma Alpha Mu Penny Wars in the Breezeway from 11a.m.- 3p.m. Monday to Friday m.ike all ot the trips a SIR the costs ol the trips She's hi aping tor an i ess alternative tall break and M interna TUES APRIL 2 Obviously the program bond springbicak asu next • CAC Film. Royal Tetiebaums* woukl tin without the out "I it It Mgratified and fulfilled when standing participants them I got back," saul Shelh Stromoski, a WED APRIL 3 selves ' Bootwalla said "ASB senior maioring in publk relations, who Craig Karges. Phystc/Mentalist. 8p m Pabo runs on good hearts .uni spent her week working with the Open mc at the RAT. 7 9pm goid p. Kensington Welfare Rights Union in JENNIFER BURKE / Sigma Alpha Mu Our Bounce 4 Beats Soronty Basketball Tournament will bt* Bootwala said thev hekl a Philadelphia 'lhals something DRAMA QUEEN: K it t forms a monologue called held today at tne Wellness Center Tip Off is at 930 lit ol Afrocontria II raffle earlier in the year to iaiil get trom going on a regular | mane) tohelpalleviaii THE MIAMI HURRICANE Tuesday, March 26, 2002

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March 26, 2002 'Canes top returning rusher hurt Frank Gore will it he ian mme mtck, I think he will," Still, the loss nl (.ore will hurt the Head (oach I arrv ( oker spoke saul head ftidth larrv (oker alter depth in the haikfield verv highly of Midahees work last practice on 1 riday "hank is a reallv good plaver and spring, which leaves him encour be out at least (.ore was originally predicted In it was sad to see him go down, but aged that Mcdahee ian step up and some to be losl tor the entire 1)H)1 we ian I stop there We have to keep get the iob done this season three months season, however, leam do. tors are going and hopefully everyone else "Willis was our second team run encouraged that (.ore mat he back will step up, saul Willis McCah- rung h.uk last year and played a lot in ] 6 months, which would put him However, lht ( anes should not be benintl (linton Portis. Willis BY DARREN GROSSMAN .lose to being able lo plav on open disiouraged because iht haikfield Midahit w.is ihe best back we had ing dav ot the regular season is in very good hands with coming out of last spring." said "1 talked lo I>r I'nbc and he said Mcdahee, who rushed tor 'I I i.ii.K ( oker. Thr Miami Hurruane tootball that he thinks he will be readv for and 4.7 yards par carry last season Mcdahee along with larrett team suffered a huge loss in spring the tall I rank is already planning "We have an excellent football Pavton will be called upon this practices when running baik frank on being back, and if he works haul plaver here Very talented, vert spring to carry the load as dure (.ore suffered t.irtilage and liga and wants to do it, I think he can" good, verv t.ist, anti we are very tor starts on the long road back to plav ment damage to his right knee said ( oath ( oker tunate to have him and larrett ing tootball (.ore, a freshman who rushed for dure does have a red shirt year if Payton." saul (oath ( okrr If (.ore can get back for next sea ards last season and 9,1 vards he can not come hack for this McGahee was battling with Gore son, the I anes backfield will be that per carry, had successful surgery son, whuh the < anes would use on lor the |oh ot replacing ( linton much better from the extra work Iridav to repair his knee him if netessarv Portis next season Mcdahee and Pavton will receive Originally he was thought to he Tven though the ( anes are with "When frank was here, wt were this spring When dore uimes back, possibly out for the season, hut now out (.ore. who they were counting alternating tor first and semnd and the 1 anes should have three legiti­ the Hurricanes are encouraged that on to replace RB Clinton I'ortis, all pushing each other, and bringing mate threats in the haikfield (.ore can come hask for nexl season is nol lost bei.iuse Miami has the best out ot eaih other Since he If he ((.ore) works hard enough "We are not going tn put frank or tremendous depth at running baik is gone. I am not relaxing because and gels his iob done, he will be DAVID EPPILITO / anybody on the field if they .ire not with Willis McGahee ami larrett larrett is still behind me, pushing hack quicker than everyone thinks FRESHMAN PHENOM: In his Irst season as a Hurncane, Frank ri-.iilt to plav U athl.iii as frank is. I'.ivton. -.aid Mi(..i! he will he," said McGahee. Gore rushed for 562 yards and 9.1 yards per carry Women's tennis sweeps weekend

Mari Toro leads hand shot seemed to take L'nderwood up, so its nice lor her to go out ihere match had been postponed from bt surprise, who made several and get a win under hei belt.' sant Friday due to mclimate weather This UM to two wins unforced errors as a result loro won head coat h Paige *taroshuk."But over was hardlv a problem on Saturday, the first set 6-0 in under thirty mm all, I think all the girls plaved well" when humidity and heat proved to be utes loro. who was verv aggressive in singles, si.it v Stevens, Su 1 the toe instead on Saturday the liisl set, seemed a step slower and singles, Sihem Bennacer, No.5 singles However, the Hurruanes did not more detensive in the second set i he hwelina Skaza, and No.6 singles Igna seem lo lose | heartbeat Man Toro BY: SANDEtP KONKA two plavers split the deVilliers all won their improved her singles record lo I first six games, each matihes in dramatic she once again crushed her opponent taking three games a taishion is I o .', Sara LISA PINELLI/ tennis team ( III 4) iletealed the Wesl i|tiukly rebounded in respecti Robbins, and Ho.6 lessica Pclto, also VICTORY: Miami beat UCLA with a bases loaded walk Virginia Mountaineers ," n. and the ihe seventh game. The Hurricanes No i. decisively beat their opponents 6 I 6 by Jim Burt in Saturday night's contest. Boston (ollege Eagles t> I, on pouncing nn ton-hand No 2, and No. 1 doubles ! 7 Mil) s),b-2ti-l.ti-\ \ fth-O. Saiurd.iv M the Neil Sihitf lennis shots and volleying won their match; respetI ( enter. The two wins improved the more at the net She I Land I I), respectively "We practice in these tvpe d mn Hurricanes walk off Hurrieanes home renin! to 7 I) and went on to win the next to complete the sw ditions evervd.iv If we ever mmplain ended a two game losing sttc.tk Irom three games and the set Itl always nice to win about heat, our girls neetl to practice a recenl road trip to lex.is t, V alter vou lose a ample," saul m.u h laroshuk facetious The Mountaineers l J 81 were little tingle*, Martv saul coach Yaroshuk "I Iv with win over UCLA competition tor fhe Hurruanes, who Hora, also heat her opponent in ,i ihmk we are significantly better than Miami i No i ind No ) doubles dominated them in every aspect ol resounding manner, 611 h I. The Wesl Virginia and we i.ime out anti .andems beat its opponents 8 1,8 I, BY RYAN ELLIS the match South Tlorul.i native kepi her oppo iust proved that" respectively men who was making Ins lirsi start ever No I singles, Man loro, lead the nent on her toes throughout the I he Hurricanes perpetuated their I he Hurricanes will once again put in left field. His tirst collegiate home run way lor lhe Hurriianes,overpowering match with her spin vollevs and base ajaajaj plav against another Big 1 ast their undeteated home record on the It was noi prellv.hul it worked. landed in the second deck ot the Miami her opponent, Anna Cnderwood, line shots rival later that afternoon when thev line when ihev will play host to l.'( 1 \lter tailing behind by si\ runs earlv parking garage in right field giving the trom the outset Torus strong lore 'Martv has been playing lungei! plaved host to Boston (ollege The on Marih Mst on Saturday night, the Hurru anes base­ Bruins | 7 I le.itl ball team was able lo scratch and claw The Miami bullpen took over and it's wav back as (.uies' left fielder, |mi allowed noTuns and a single hit over the Burt took ball lour to forte in the win next tour innings. I'M relievers. Kvan Intramural Basketball Championships ning run in Miami's first tome Imm Dixon, Andrew <'onn, anil (.forge behind win when trailing alter eight Huguet. who received the' victory I * I) With two minutes left in the first halt, with neither team gain­ tying bucket With sin seconds left innings. combined to set down 11 of the it bat Ba.sketball Campus set ond half, the game was still up ing more than a three point Sam Wilkes passed the ball to less The H 7 win over the l( I A Bruins ters who faced them including tour Championship for grabs With I I seconds left in advantage At the end af the half Teldman who missed a wide open gave hurru ane fans much more lo i heer strikeouts aixl fight ground outs the game and Pike down the Bucs had a two point lead lav up to tie the game which the aboul than the |im Morris Boliblehe.kl Miami put up a lour spot in the hot Banditos Yanquis - 61 thev worked it into Brett thanks to the 14 points by ( hrissv Bucs rebounded and ran out the dolls th.H were given awav to lhe lirst torn ol the sixth, with a huge Iwo out Pi Kappa Alpha 59 Mc( ullough who made the shot Moncalen clock giving them a close hard- 11 lans that showed up at Mark I.ight t.illv involving a two run single bv |im and gol fouled with six seconds Ashish kept it close thanks to 10 earned win stadium. Burt A slew ol I ( I A mishaps IIK luding UM's Intramural Basketball Mcl'ullough missed his toui shot, points hv less Leldman The IK Peak Performers tor each team "This was a very important ganu l.u several wild pitches, passed balls and a (ampus (hampionship game was but Banditos Yanquis were nol ond half was more of the same were Dalia Clarke from the Bins us," said Miami shortstop, |avy thniwing ernir all el which allowed I M held last I hursdav night, in the able to eonvert on their last second with both teams exchanging one who had 11 points, 14 rebounds, 7 Rodriguez, whose lead nit double m '.he to lake advantage to make the scop Wellness (enter's Main Gym shot bucket after another blinks, and I steals, and 1 indsey ninth set up the game tying RBI "I can't LH I A going into the seventh inning. between the (.reek Champions l'i I he game went into a three Reinforcements showed up at Peavey from Ashish who had 21 remembet the last time we won the tirst Miami lompk'ted the comeh.itk in kappa Alpha and tbe Overall Open minute overtime. Overtime was the half for both teams, Aaron points md S rebounds game of the series Now,one more win the bottom ol lhe ninth when Rodriguez* Mens (hampion Banditos iust as ilose as the previous IS lohnson for the Bu. s and we win the series, we don't have to doubled lo start ott the inning, followed Yanquis minutes were. The game came and Sam Wilkes for plav i.itch up ll uimplctelv changes the bv m RBI single bv senior Brad Safchik. The Men's champs broke out down to IS seconds with Banditos Ashish Johnson was mindset oi the team This game multl who failed lo sacrifice bunt Rodriguez to early with a small lead, bul Pike inbounding the ball in their back largely ineffective in easily lie ilu turning point ot the season third on the previous two pitches gathered themselves and the lead court and Pike pressing. Banditos the second hall, but tor us" 'Bt'tort' the game we had our most changed hands several times made a couple of quick passes and Wilkes provided a Mtcr benight up Itv 1(1 A hitting lor intensive bunting practice ol the teat betore the half was out Pike was found Mike /anetty open in front spark ihat kept Ashish seven carried runs in the first tive and I think tonight was probably our leading by two at the half of the basket for an easy two innings, including two king balls, UM worst bunting pertormaiue ol tin At the outset ol the second halt Pike took a time out with six As the game contin starter, Troy Roberson was given the son, s,iid Morris '"ton never i.m tell Banditos *ianquis went on a short seconds left in the game and the net to battle with no hook.hi.s team down bv siv Mm h to his whal is going lo happen, bul we'll take scoring run and had a lour point score hi is> Pike inbounded lhe clear team having an delight, an unusual combination ot the single." lead with about IS minutes left in ball to lett Pon who drove the advantage Oalia Clarke Hurriiane offense' and relief pitching Alter t"( 1 A pitiher Billi Sus.lorl the half length of the court and put up a stepped up tor the salvaged.! nodciisuin lot Kofiersonand loaded the hases, |im Burt stepped up to From this point on the game lay up ihat fell short I ime expired hues. She had a mon i much needed win lot tht i anes the piatc w ith two outs and the w inning went hack and forth, with the and this year's Intramural • ct>nd half, which We need to stop that big inning,"said runWtect awav V\ ith the muni running store being tied and the lead Ba.sketball Campus Champions are made the Bins pull Hurruane head uiach |im Morns "It to ) I the senior's eves bulged. changing on practically everv mt the Banditos Yanquis .' away towards the end. gets us everv lime. "1 was looking lor a last hall Mt high, session. During the struggle, one hvan Pike Irom Morris was reterring lo the top ot the and it I s.iw il I was gi»ng lo rip it," said person from each team had fouled CoRec Championship Ashish, would nol go third in which the Bruins touched up Burl."I was iust going up there and trv out: Ray C.unthne trom l'i Kappa down without a fight the (.anes tin five runs, including I hast ing to be aggressive" Alpha and Andy (ireenlce from Bucs - 50 and brought his team clearing ihree run triple hy I < I A right Burt didn't have to rip it, all he had to Banditos Yanquis Ashish 48 Jose at the end with a fielder Ben Trancisto and a long ball to do was knik at it as Susdort graHctullt Both plavers were relied on big three pointer with left tiekl bv the Brums catcher, (.iscv threw ball tour inside, allowing Miami heavily tor their defense and vmi We U IH s 11 ,i V night"' i.oRc little time lett i.r/t. • to walk oft with the win.literally ing abilities dunthne faded out Championship pitted the No. three After some missed Roberson settled down tor ,i healthv I he win imjinives the ( anes record to with 16 points and 4 steals and seed Bius versus i!u No tour seed free throws hv the dtAMPS: Mike Zanetty led the liHirth inning but was quukh yanked It I * while the Bruins fall to M II on C.reenlee louled out with 10 Ashish Bucs, Ashish had one Bandttos Yarxjuis to a 61-59 victo­ iht fifth inning which included l the vear The iwo teams plaved on points. 4 rebounds, and I steal. 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n sun.un is ralher than melodic, the will ham 1 in ilu area,' !!• lain has been with live KOM Max From • Page 7 JAUI • I ' : ilvnamu tunes Schneider believes that I ordered my favorite drink, an said "In the evening, I expeit it'll be hand at the \an IHke lor about hange ol cnergv that aa I sal out on lhe patio donned in Irish . ti'mc lalte The barista made a vounger crowd I'd like to see 1 ol making , whkh is now logether with Kamalis Mn niesmusu isiibseuredhytheelectniri short-, ami .1 I shirt, enjoying the it perfectly, making sure nol to dis Indents here We are Irving to almost absurd, he thiiii guitar. I ennv Stcinlx*rg 1 • drums. I». m ; 11 s: lhe energv is supposed to be genet lale afternoon sun II there* .1 bet nipt the beautifully delicate bal later lo them lo bring ihem over prodiiic mixes instead ol creating Wilner on bass. Sammv ligucroa on ter place to sit and earn) 1 coffer, I'd between having too riuuh and not ions and Rov Max with her md bv 1 niore natural, human like to know ahout 11 enough foam Ihere are alreadv plans I. All the hard work and spintu.ilitv aemme, eemlmm Portuguese tim.lu savs lhe upstairs consists ol an oui "Willi ••',. lm Starhiuks, spcual nights in hopes ol dr.n. involved in plaving instruments anil vo,ais, lht band plavs a soultul lam Sahneider is now wurking mi dam covered terra.e, whuh 1.111 MM \011r lavontc drink ihanges everv more college students at mghl plav mg live is lost; technology seems In bra/ilian ia// td everv Sund.e, recording hit solo album and. less, on another 21) uistomers, and a quaint week.' Stun Man.igei I dward Hogan " thursdav nights we're thinking be taking awav humamlv. whkh is dimmed, soft i.indlehght Ion: aimed with "dazzling other mtisi indoor room ol tables, whuh can said "Right now, |,| a,av mv tavonie aboul a possible spoken word open apparent in miisii and in a kit ol other II. lOiisulerstheVan IHke to lx the •ic nisi wants people In teel seat another 10 to 'ers drink is the white , ho, olale uio> ha miki night,' |).iv idson said things," he said onlv real 1.1// pla.eon lhe beach a gilt something, to elevate ihem Irving to "We'll have live musk up on the I he musl popular drinks, Hogan Othei plans include potential I'l.ivmg live is an emotional and tor jt-aTB inusiuaiis .md listeners 111 live tor the now, doing more recording outdoor patio," lordan Davidson, said.ire lln svs ect ilnnks, in partu nights when the upstairs studv j experience for Schneid Miami..ind lis HOOM CM lx- aredited ami still advancing .is a musuian, he pm sh it t supervisor, said that'll ular the i.iramel m.uihialo or am room will be turned into a reading lates flowing with the v ibeol the to Don Wilner, the musii al director, wants to return to lh.it iniKnenie thai he on fridav and Saturday nights" llavor ot trappuccino room and there's a possibility ol crowd, espeeiallv when he tr. who has brought in gieat names like he lett when he was plav ing his lirst tew When bands aren't playing, a hill I or the People having ihess tournaments. people ''r' realh h- .avs he lames MOIHIV. |ohn Abercrombie, gigs manv ve.irs ago musu is piped through overhead I'he new Starhiuks sits in lhe per Hav idson said then senses a icrtain mter.ii tivccncrgv I ddie lliggins.ind H.ivi Valentine ddtmtd bv the direi tion thai speakers, providing pleasant baik fed location In draw ,1 verv mixed As i.ir as ratings go, I give the new >ng tx'tween the audienu ami Ilu musu. that he hears todav music is going, theres much less teel tn ground noise irowd Starhiuks lour stars out ol ,1 possi a), whi.h makes him plav even sounds in hun min h more angular anil ii. lis londei and more violent, he said 1 nffee, and ol course, one 1.1111 "During lhe dav we'll Kl a lot ol hie lour li.iri.li-! less fluid, emerging more like blaring "But people will always need musk 'Smithereens' portray Argentina's traumatic past

paper I a Opinion, uses his charailerslo ol Sergio ,\nd ( laudia in earlv l-Wtk lornidricc takes a turn tor the p< isilive in I nglish translation din's not capture the represenl the different laclions ot Buenos Aires, nist davs alter I >av id's sud the seiond del She infuses hei 1 ham lit emotions the wav a Spanish lain Argentine sooetv den return trom Israel His visit selves,is wiih cmolinn.spei ifnallv when 1.unless prodmtion woukl Also, at times the David RabmiAkh (David M ds st. lor all three aie toned to mn is to David's lalher she revealed the si npl it lightly hampered by unneces­ loumalisi who tied Argentina m the lirst tront their pain, their guilt and a hal name ot several colleagues during some sary alkhes militarv junta unleashed lis wave nl lei ledge their emotional capability to tor ol her torture sessions Her mosi mov ing Nmtcworthx ol the script anel produc ror, represents those who tied anil 'heniselves ainl each olher (dn a moment is when lells David and Sergio turn tar the hne. transitions bet ween the remained oblivious lo Ihe borrifk lesser level, David's v isil resurf.iies okl she loves them and urges ihem to puk pasl and present,and the lighting usee! repressive i.imp.ngns i.imed out bv tin resentments Ix'tween the Ivvo men. a^ up the "smithereens" nt their souls and lo highlight these moments I'he warm luntas dom loi nearlv I',' ve.irs. I 'avid is ('laudia has been a lover and triend to forgive so as lo rebuild the •MCCKX glow ul the lampposts attached against consumed bv guilt as he learns ol the lx>th and continues to love them lx>th I and peace Ol whuh thev were robtxxl. the walls softens the hare, cold, concMfe, atrocities committed by lhe regime ( I.IIKII.I recounts lor the lirsi time lei s cock) filmmaker is hard to warm prison like setting where the present 1 I.nulla Cetmdkt (Marcy the torture sessions she endured David up to in the first ,ul, he is lernblv arm dav exchanges take pl.i. Ruderhausen), a human rights activist is farced III aiknovvliilge took the easv gant and Di.imenl keeps w guessing Smitltt-rixit- is Diameiil's first thealri HAUNTED BY PAST: Mann. Ruderhausen and Tei and member d the lett, embodies the w.iv oui beiause he was .lfraid ot mak about Ihe mle he played in I laiklias a.il work that exposes the emoluHi.il manv tortured victims ol the regime ing difficult moral ilecisions. imprisnnmenl Hut Inward the end ol the struggle Argentina is slowlv conlronting By Margarita Martin Hidalgo Manv want loopcnlv discuss whal hap Claudia is emotionally numb, unable lo Sergio, outcast, frustrated, md an plav. he humanizes Sergio His pertnr in the aftermath nl Ihrtv War" Ihi Humcam pencil but don't know how, most wanl to speak dtm her cxpcnenie in lhe lamed ali oholk .wants ihem to .11 knowledge he mance. however, is not as profound as author, a intirnalism professor al I lorida Mcxk.in author 1 alios I uentes oiue lorgel 11 and move on Ohmpo loo was a in Iim and he forgiven toi llail lhal ol his colleagues International University, saul the chi said Latin America is m a continuous these are the issws at the heart ol Sergio D'Alessandro (Paul lei) is a trig Supporting the mam cast are Paul ters and sit nations are fictitious, bul Ivittle with ils pasl hir latin Anicrua. Mann Diament's latest theatrical work, frustrated filmmaker and David's best lhe plav s stellat pi'rtoriner is Mann kwial. who plavs lamb Kabinovuh. reflect lhe experiences ,,t manv ol his much like human Ivings. loathes the Sniitlic-nrih. a plav dial explores lhe Iriend. Atler lhe government relused to Ills deliverv his bodv language and tits David's lather and a Holocaust survivor, triends and acquaintances .oiiicpt ot responsihilitv Sell deception emotional attcrmalh ol Argentina's give him grants to linanie his documcn tone is charged wilh emotion Mann and Ken (.lenient, who plavs the colonel, Smithereens viv idly captures tht drMf seems to he endemii to lhe region par ruthless six year dictatorship I lie null lanes, Sergio agrees to become the null makes us leel I ),iv ids niwardice when he the fascist nHker with whom s, emoliiHial wixsol the Argenlines with tuularlv when it comes to confronting larv inntasthai ruled Argentina between tarv s propaganda filmmaker in tells < laudia he is leaving because he negotiates ( l.mdias Irecilom bul urilv out ludgingthem Nor doe-s it luvtifv the the demons ol its uvil wars IfMaad l**8.'. iniirdcnil nearlv 9*096 exchange lor (laudia's satetv and even wants to avoid taking a stand. Wr sense knownsl lo Sergio, the colonel repeated h(>rrors of the war. What it dc, those responsible lm ilu atrocities |iiiiple. main ol whom wen liud Ireedom Sergio represenls IIIOM Ins tenderness when he caresses Iv rapes and tortures ( I.IIKII.I both of encourage Argentina to contmnl itsell as ilcnv thev evet iKCiirreil. mikh less that fawad (< oiiiiidcnlallv. sundav markitl who negotiatixl sui h nskv pads w ith the ( laudia. and leel his guill lor abandon their performances are extremelv il is onlx then will il lx able to move tor thev carried them out Victims have ut •mmr) ni ilu I1'.'hioup) regime lo prolecl their families. Inends ing his Inends strong ( lemenl's torture MOM is partic ward lo lx vindk.ilcd or able lo express the Diamcnt.a renowned \rgenlinc plav and themselves, aixl later lived fro regret Kuilethausens performance is weak ularlv disturbing, vel mov uu: lhe plav is running at ( oral dables' coniplccitv ot their grid I hosv who wright and loumalisi who worked as an it in the first act She comes acntss as I he sa npl unit, mbteillv sounds Ix'tler New Theater through March 11 lor stood idb In carry an unbearable guilt. editor tor ihe renowned opposition the plav takes place in the apaitnicnt somewhat overlv nervous but her per in its original language, Spanish, as the more into, call Vis 44 , S<*N. online this week

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M papflr nraanMB iw rt$t to ndM the lugg.u toward something I didnt know I hat pled it with triends and work and breathed the same air for just a with roots but a vine with tendrils that • Mara tar easily tarty and on the root, and drove down I-95 trom month I was a monk, a nun, and a sihool I have a home and a green moment. climb and intertwine and make our "aeoiracy gia,alone. It was a long drive with librarian who went davs without a ard tor Frisbee and neighbors I have been blessed enough to find wav wherever we find ourselves, lend

M305) 284 2016 much left behind ioh, friends, family, with a grill and a fridge full ot beer this communion with women many ing a small sient ot green beauty to the '. fpSMESS OfflCt an i\ bov triend, home I didn't even You'd never know ,t | they're willing to share. It is sad to nines in mv lite, but it alwavs comes as dull gray stone we share. . I"*05l 284 4401 P»X .(ISI 284 4404 [ *"**20(l? Umvecsity of Miami STAFF Letter to the Editor Editor in Chief Questionable character aaJordr.n Rodack

i >by Dwyer but I contend that morally bankrupt \t issue is the kind ot world we Students need individuals unwittingly contribute to wish to live in. Courses in theoretical Financial Adviser the ills ot the world, as drops ol sludge - belong to philosophy depart ^ Rofx?rt DuBord to learn early on ibute to the contents ol septic ments, but elements of practical Senior tanks ility ought to be inseparable from Adviser I ittle good will come out ol the all other disa iplines. including athlel „ Sigman Splichal to respect ethics well publicized summertime suspen • sion ot a plagiarist so long as most Hv the wav, it an honor council's rews EDITOR studei oefulrj deprived ot a ilea ision is ever overruled pursuant to , Danielle Scott It is cusv to embrace pessimism thorough grounding in eth the unwritten rule upholding the suh ASSISTANT Nt-aVStDirOfl when Sunt.in Iniversitv seems tu I mil kids o) all .1: nsis ordination ot academics to athletics, (tebeeca Sank* boast an abun tenth made aware of the praiiical then the relevant appeals committee SPORTS Eorrofi dance of dumb importance ol morality, breach* nhviouslv does not act impartially Bnan Poliakotf rules, moral that august institution will continue I naively imagine siiih a thing as repugnanci to induce in most people either a briel in athlete statesman Someone who 1 ACCENT EDITOR ' Rebeca Oliveira unsung heroes sigh or ,1 dispassionate \awn. iiiquestionable integrity, who is [ASSISTANT all. rativi vawniue is pari! both a scholar and a competitor, and I ACCENT EDITOR "tr-nhenson unfairness is blame for the ith who is equally adept at tootball and

nothii Some public elementarv schools • sICS. * OPINION EDITOR •pgarita Martin Hidalgo the world COLUMNIST • I v isited on the Internet I challenge tins university to pro However, the .r to have instituted char iprised ol smh inch ART DIRECTOR Entity Pulis conscqiiciucs ot mass indil ition programs, empbasi vidu.ils Never mind that such a injustice should alarm sou honest) telf-discipline, and other prospect seems unrealistic lhe cal I.AY0UT EDITORS Michael Pangilinan Especially Mine tau world is char similarl) unobjectionable values iber of unsung scholars at the Knstian Rodngue* Colin Rathtxjri acterized bv an unprecedented mm Considering that manv children . ot Miami is abundant!) "Whv don't students read The Hurricane?"!'ve heard this question bounced Matt lunibieson bm.ition ol shver mateii.il • ome Irom homes that ire devoid ot sufficient to help produce suih a around time and again And. tor the staff ot The Hurricane, I think, I finally Mark Sa vary poverty, unending violence, anil role models (hy which I mean "people team, it onlv the administration and tound your answer Its simple Students do not read the Hurricane because this PHOTO EDITORS anomalously tree floating chunks ot ot sh ihe idea ot secular student bodv would enthusiastically newspaper is often incorrect. Irom misrquoles tn false stories,the Hurricanes Lisa Pint-Hi Antarctica character education seems at least Russell Wojtusiak pursue this noble end girt it a'l! So perhaps we can change the newspaper to an entertainment mag Academi< dishonesty m.o seem intuitiveb promising Maybe thi Is this asking too much? a/.inc, or perhaps after eaih article you could publish it's margin ot error. Those COPY EDITORS disconnected!) trivial when com batch ol college students will include Raj Smgh is a iunior majoring in Margarita Martin Hidalgo that do read your paper add the error factor anyway, so how about you make Jamie Ng pared lo the foregoing phenomena, . healers. oph) our lives a tad bit easier nni do that tor us' Now that would be something.

ONLINE PRODUCER some mav be wondering where I get off saving what I am ck-arlv sav ing. And Ix'tore you huff and putt, read on. I have been quoted in The Hurricane Matti Waarna a lew times in the past Iwo years. I have been in many articles where my words BUSINESS OFFICE have been twisted aniund to be, perhaps, a more amusing read for the audi

PRODUCTION MANAGER UM administration needs ence. The Hurricane has managed to make me sound like everything from a William Gong Miia ufe bomber to a tacultv hater, (ust last week, I was one of the students in AD REPRESENTATIVE William Gong S|x.'jk I ip". Not onb was the question that was printed not the question I was Raiesti Nayyar asked, but funnier still was that my answer was not even what I said. Now that's

CLASSIFIEDS MANAGER to add Middle Eastern program comedv. it's like our own National FiH^uirer on campus... but wait The Hosana Annentefos Hurricane isn't an entertainment paper., or is it?

OBTWBUnON MANAGER Reconstructing ones sentences amounts to altering their views. For Brett Howell I oi main vears now tin Middle bonds ot intolerance and building international programs. I he adnunis example, changing "It such and such" to "Because such and such" becomes East has been misunderstood And bonds ut friendship." tralion needs to strengthen the inter wh.it is called falsification of informatkm. It is not tust a gross error, it is shod- STAFF ASSOCIATE Saniia Siddtque the 1 ultural and religious stereotvpes But how can this be pursued it stu national studies curriculum and inte dv lournalism on top.irresponsibfe.and in mv mind,unforgiveable.The United were worsened bv dents lack the courses and the faculty cultural programs into these states courts applv the rules ol libel and slander rather loosely. But this is not OFFICE ASSISTANTS Hosana Armenteros the attacks of resources to da departments to boost the pres'; grounds lor our Uuversih paper to become involved in miscontruing the William Gong September 11, lo Since announcing the tr.msier <>i this universitv. truth, lalsifying inlormation m the manner of a tabfoid or making "slight edit Rochelle Nunez DonanTumei manv Ameriians, Sihool ol International Studies into I am not an Arab. I am Puerto mg changes" to change an "if to a "because" In the murocosmic world of a Joy Williams it lived up to its the College ot \rti ami Sciences, the Rican, a woman, and a Christian in ity, one cannot simply disappear into the crowd, which is why the jour­

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ground" dn mittc-d to improving the curriculum. olher cultures so that I mav be one ot Someone said to me: "Why are you upset? So what if they portrav things EMPLOYMENT rousts I'arl ot this improvement should be to the tew who know not to stereotype, u< one really reads The Hurricane anyway" I'm upset because at rim MMatn Humcane newsroom iime lhal it .1 Middle 1 astern studies pro discriminate, or generalize on the lhe university k-vd wc have a more room to do some serious journalism. In • rattaays snttgng new wars. COLUMNIST itnrttk. pagt we walk around gram. Arab aiilture and Islam. lodav s media one only gets the truth that CNN.NBCor ABC want as toget So *ti rakH mmanamatmemam the I ( and ask a random l.M student We 'urse's alion has said it docs that mean we all move overseas and watch the BBC? Na Tbe Hurricane are pad tar In* work Pre*** when In Yemen is In, ated, he or she 011 Middle East in the departtn. led to dissolve the Sihool ot has the opportunitv ot being tree trom the interest-based tounialism plaguing •ajMilnai ilII" survMSd so long ( ollipi I'm, il taa 284 4401 or tas,, af] The Clossified Sedion is the fastest way to reach 10,000 people on this campus To place a classified ad in The Hurricane coll our offke at 284 4401 Classifieds or come by UC 221 during regular business hours. 12 March 26, 2002 ilic \liiiini Hurricane ounecnieiits Announce ments aiilcd Classified Policy

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