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BY TAMMY LEVERENZ Sports Editor In the last six months the University of Miami football pro­ gram has experienced tremendous amounts of adversity. Critics across the country doubted the Canes' ability to break through the burdens of their devasting losses and become a powerhouse Struggling to, once again. Despite the absence of nine impact players in their first game, the Canes rocked Memphis 30-7. Young stars such as Magic Benton were forced into the spotlight but met the challenge with enthusiasm and success. "Now I'm allowed to help the team and I probably wouldn't have had the chance to do that if the other guys were here," said Benton, a sophomore wide receiver. "I got a chance to go out and show my talents and I think it benefited the whole team."

See FOOTBALL • Page 4 GLBC seat debated Senate representation sought MSA: New name, vision By KELLY RUANE "A lot of it had to do with the broadened mission of the By KELLY RUANE through, it requires two readings. Today News Editor office, to make sure to include African American, Native News Editor was the first, and next Wednesday, it will be When the department of Minority Student Affairs became American, Asian American and Hispanic American students," By the end of Wednesday's Student brought up and discussed again," explained Multicultural Student Affairs over the summer, a lot more Koshy said. Government Senate meeting, a majority of Speaker of the Senate Jonathan Brill. than just the name changed. Clark said the name change promotes more unity and diver­ senators had decided to postpone election At the request of Senator Jim Fatzinger, MSA moved its offices to Building 21-P, named a new sity. Clark said he has talked to administrators from other uni­ campaigning and had debated over a pro­ the Student Government Supreme Court director and changed its outlook to not just embrace under- versities around the country who feel the name "Multicultural posal to add an organizational seat for the also heard a presentation of the proposed represented students on campus, but to educate the campus as Student Affairs" is more progressive than "Minority Student Gay, Lesbian and Bisexual Community amendment Wednesday night. a whole about diversity and cultural appreciation. Affairs." (GLBC). The Court, which is currently in the Founded in 1985, Minority Student Affairs' mission state­ "In essence, what it means is that we provide services for The Senate voted to postpone graphic process of re-ratifying the SG Constitution, ment was "to provide leadership and advocacy for the reten­ students of color, but we also provide educational experience campaigning for the fall elections until will deliver an advisory opinion about the tion of students of color on the campus of the University of for everyone on campus," Clark said. "This office is for every­ 12:01 a.m. Tuesday in honor of the Jewish amendment during the next Senate meeting Miami." one. We provide opportunities for all students to learn about holy day Yom Kippur, which runs from sun­ at 4 p.m. Wednesday, said Chief Justice Aley Koshy, former director of MSA and currently assisant different cultures, and work with other offices to provide a cli­ down Sunday to sundown Monday. Jason Sevald. to the Vice President for Student Affairs, witnessed the evo­ mate that values diversity." Graphic campaigning for elections was "We're reviewing it to offer an official lution and growth of the department. Clark said the new language of the mission statement is originally scheduled to begin Sunday at Supreme Court opinion," Sevald said. "It's "[There are] two purposes. The first is to support students more open to all groups. 12:01 a.m., in the middle of the holiest perfectly normal for items in the of color on the campus and the second is to help educate the '"Students of color' is a term that is inclusive of different Jewish holiday. Constitution to have advisory opinions. University community on issues of diversity," Koshy said. groups of students from different cultural and ethnic back­ During Wednesday's meeting, the Senate This is not binding by any means." "[MSA] is really about supporting and celebrating issues of grounds. It does not mean black students," Clark said. "That also reviewed a proposal to amend the Final voting on the measure is scheduled diversity." term [multicultural students] is more inclusive. The term Student Government Constitution to to take place next Wednesday. Over the summer, MSA also revised its mission statement 'minority student' is a term that to some people is offensive. I include an organizational seat for the Gay, "Their organization [GLBC] deserves a to stress the importance of "providing academic support, prefer 'students of color' because not only is it inclusive but it Lesbian and Bisexual Community (GLBC). voice and if we don't provide a voice for assisting students in securing financial assistance and creating is also a progressive term that recognizes people from differ­ The amendment, drafted by commuter them, then that's discrimination," Roche a supportive learning environment for numerically underrep­ ent ethnic backgrounds." senator Alejandro Llossas, is sponsored by said. "They are actively seeking a seat resented ethnic groups at the University." SG president Steve Roche. because they feel they are not being repre­ In August, Steve Clark of Central Michigan University A controversial debate followed the pro­ sented." became the new director of "Multicultural" Student Affairs. See MSA • Page 2 posal of the amendment by Llossas, which Roche said he offered to sponsor the bill He sees the change in name as embracing the diversity of the will be voted on during the next Student after members from the GLBC approached student population at UM. Government meeting on Wednesday. "When a Constitutional amendment goes See SENATE • Page 2 In This Iss 11 PI cent sports Read about Jon Stewart's opinion Tremain Mack HBO comedy special on See students' reactions to recent suspended- page 7. events in the football program on story on page 4. page 8. * Page 2 ••^esflay September 20,1996-The 111 illlll HlllTi(]?P.e Codes amended for fall By EMILY FRIEDMAN ic campaigning which has been out­ to be regulated the same way as "We spoke with Vlir|ng services Staff Writer lawed is "chalking," or writing with "We make sure all other graphic campaigning materi­ about the table tents. The^vfepe not STUDENT AFFAIRS Starting this election year, there chalk on sidewalks. candidates are careful als. E-mail cannot be sent lo all stu­ happy with them because cajBidates who could not affordable tents HOSTS BREAKFAST will be some changes in the cam­ Section 5.2 of the campaigning who they give their dents by a candidate if it is through The Division of Student Affairs is paigning of candidates for all posi­ codes this year prohibits marking an account with UM could not get thejUjgajfte in the cafe­ hosting a "Careers in Student tions of Student Government. University property in any way. flyers, buttons and Money and the way candidates terias." said PatHJpining services Affairs" Breakfast on Wednesday. The Student Government "It is better this way because in t-shirts to." spend it is always a big issue, Paul was not happy because they seem partial to one candidate." Oct. 9 from 8 to 10 a.m. in trie Elections Commission has amended my mind, chalking is not a profes­ ANDREW PAUL, said. Rathskeller. If you are interested in the election codes and passed new sional form of campaigning," Paul "Guidelines governing expendi­ This year, SG will allow generic or curious about pursuing a career regulations for candidates to follow said. Chairman tures for both the candidate and table tents advertising elections and in Student Affairs, this event is for in the upcoming fall elections. This year, SG is also strictly pro­ Elections Commission their campaign manager are impor­ all the candidates running for each you. Please call 284-6399 to RSVP "These codes have been revised hibiting the placing of flyers or tant to make sure no candidate has position. by Oct. 3. many times. [SG] continues to other paraphernalia under the doors The use of electronic mail also an unfair advantage due to easier Paul hopes the new codes will be change codes in order to adhere to of the residential college rooms. access to funds," Paul said. caused controversy last semester. Pate Chanel* TOPPEL RECRUITING UM's administrative policies," said Last year, the "U Make the CaH" "Last year we had a potential Last year senate candidates could Andrew Paul, Elections Committee spend up to $500 and executive up SEASON BEGINS ticket in the SG presidential election problem with e-mail. The rules were The start of graphic cam­ chairperson. was accused of violating this code. not specific as to whether or not the to $1,000. This year, all candidates paigning has been moved The Toppel Career Planning and SG amended the elections codes At the hearing, members ofthe tick­ mass e-mailing was an invasion of can spend up to $ 1,000 and in a run­ Placement Center is kicking off the to 12:01 a.m. "luesday to because of negative campaigning et denied knowledge of the incident, the students' privacy," Paul said. off are allowed a new budget of on-campus recruiting season next accomodate candidates experiences and a number of viola­ but were still penalized for the This year, section 5.2 states that $1,000. week with several major compa­ who will be celebrating the tions during the spring 1995 elec­ action. electronic mail must be regulated in A violation related to money is nies. All students are encouraged to Jewish holiday of Yom tions. Most of the changes come in "This is why we make sure candi­ accordance with the established the use of "table tents," signs that visit the Center to pick up a sched­ Kippur. the form of new graphic campaign­ dates are careful who they give flyers, University of Miami policies and is fold up and are placed on tables in ule of recruiting dates for both full- ing regulations. One form of graph­ buttons and t-shirts to," said Paul. the dining halls. time positions and internship opportunities. The Coca-Cola company will be on-campus Thursday, Sept. 26 to Senate debates seat interview for their six-month engi­ neering co-op positions in Atlanta. "If you're going to have a Students learn Frito-Lay will also be interviewing From SENATE • Page 1 seat for FEC and UBS, then engineering majors for full time ter­ how can you draw the line Speak Up! ritory sales associates. him and Brill about two anywhere?" Roche said. "If Tell The Hurricane about wellness On Friday. Sept. 27, Nabisco will weeks ago. A president, COISO is not an adequate be at the Toppel Center to interview Roche explained, the bill is voice for the organization, what you think and business, communication, and lib­ important to him because he then they should seek repre­ how YOU, a mem­ eral arts majors for their marketing wants to make sure all stu­ sentation in the Senate." ber of the student internships. Cisco Systems will be dents get fair representation. Roche said he is going to interviewing engineering majors "There is discrimination stand by his position, even if it body, feel atxxrt for full-time and internship posi­ everywhere, and I don't want causes him problems. tions on the same day. SG to be a part of that," said "There is definite tension The Burger King Corporation Roche. now. and I'm sure I'll get a Write to us and Pratt & Whitney will be visit­ He said he supports this great deal of flak," Roche through our inter­ ing UM on Oct. 1 and 2. Interested proposal and any future pro­ said. "I'm not in the position net stte or drop off students should stop by the Toppel posal that would grant stu­ to coast through the year. If I Center or sign up on EASY for any dents a voice. deny them |GLBC| then I'm a fetter at UC 221. of the interviews. MSA works for unity at UM promote cultural awareness. "Everyone has been helpful. This is From MSA • Page 1 "Because UM is probably about 10 to 15 important because this office can't exist years ahead of where other institutions are alone. We need the help of all faculty, staff Clark stressed that even though the office now." Clark said, "this is an excellent and students to make this department effec­ is primarily for underrepresented students, opportunity for MSA to do creative pro­ tive around campus," Clark said. "Although all students are welcome to participate in grams to enhance educational opportunities we'll take the leadership, we'll need help to MSA activities across campus." complete what we are going to do." "We are nol trying to take away from any MSA is already planning events to group of students, but to expand the ser­ increase student awareness on campus. MELISSA ClAY/Staff Photographer vices and programs to inlcude more stu­ "We need the help of all MSA. the UM Theater department and EXPO ENTERTAINMENT: The University of Miami Sunsations performed at the denls on a whole." Clark said. "This office faculty, staff and students to Hecht Residential College are also co-spon­ Wellness Center Expo on Wednesday. is for everyone." make this department soring an appearance by Fredi Walker, the MSA sponsors programs that help under- star ofthe broadway musical Rent, on Sept. By MARGARITA MARTIN-HIDALGO sions of wellness which are: emotional, represented students from Orientation to effective around campus. 30. Clark said MSA is already planning Staff Writer global, intellectual, occupational, physi­ Commencement. One such program is the Although we'll take the Black Awareness Month (BAM) and Martin More than 1,000 people gathered at cal, social and spiritual." MSA "Pre-Orientation Program." Luther King, Jr. Week in February. Univeristy of Miami's George A. "It's been wonderful," said Norm "IPre-Orientation] historically has been leadership, we'll need help Clark said an important event to him is Smathers Wellness Center Wednesday to Parsons, director of the Wellness Center. primarily for black sludents One of my to complete what we are the student forum: "Race Relations in the take part in the first Wellness Expo spon­ "What we are trying to do is to com­ visions is to amend that to include other stu­ United States: Does Race Matter?" Clark sored by Promoting Health Awareness municate to the students about healthy dents of color as well." Clark said. going to do." encouraged the entire UM community to Through Education. (P.H.A.T.E), a stu­ lifestyle options. Also, we want sludents Another of Clark's visions is to expand STEVE CLARK, attend the Oct. 1 forum. dent organization. to understand that they don't have to the educational role of MSA. MSA Director "We hope lhat it won't be the last time Expo participants included the come here just to work out," Parsons said. "In the past, we have done a lot of pro­ we'll do something like this," Clark said. Counseling Centre, the Health Centre, "They can come and relax in the atrium, gramming. I want this office to take more of Clark said it is important for other depart­ "Race relations is not something you can P.H.A.T.E., UM Physical Therapy come to the juice bar or use the computer an academic focus to retain students of ments at UM to work with MSA to increase talk about in just two hours. The dialogue Associates, Soccer Locker, South Beach lab that is upstairs to do their homework. color al UM," Clark said. appreciation of multicultural students on needs to continue, because the more dia­ Smoothies, the UM Transplant Program, We want them to feel comfortable by just Clark said UM is far ahead of other campus. logue the better it is." the Women's Resource Center and the coming to the Wellness Center." schools around the country in its strive to Wesley foundation. Students felt the Wellness Center Expo Information on nutrition, exercise, sex­ was a good experience. ually transmitted diseases, counseling "I thought it was informative. I thought New director has plans for MSA sessions and student organizations was they did a good job in providing informa­ readily available. tion and individual attention to those who By KELLY RUANE working with college students He then began working at "The student population is "I will improve my eating habits after needed assitance. The employees were News Editor "My experience started at Central Michigan University as definitely more diverse," Clark taking a look at lhe calorie and fai chart," very friendly and well-prepared to answer Steve Clark, the new director Southern Illinois. I was very assistant director for minority said. "It's really a positive expe­ said sophomore Clarissa lp. questions," said student A.J. Pierre-Louis. of Multicultural Student Affairs, involved in student affairs. He stayed at rience for me." Students were able to enjoy free food, Patty Postweiler, assistant director of is a newcomer to Miami, but not student Central Michigan for eight Clark also serves as advisor to free yoga classes, blood pressure testing, marketing for the Wellness Center, was to working with a diverse popu­ government years. the United Black Students massage therapy, fruit smoothies, water confident the Expo had a positive impact lation of college students and I "I felt that it was time to move (UBS), which he hopes will jugs, mugs and other prizes offered by on students. Clark received his bachelor's became a on," Clark said. "I miss the peo­ continue being a well-known participants of the Expo. "I'm very excited about the turnout," degree from Southern Illinois resident ple, but professionally, it was campus organization. "We | at P.H.A.T.E.) plan health-orient­ said Postweiler, "It has been an enormous University in Carbondale, III. in assistant. I time. When the position opened ed activities within the community to try success. [ We want to make sure | the stu­ paralegal studies. He later felt that it [at UM], I applied and I took the "Many students, particularly \Wm^^ ^^HB to make people aware of the benefits of a dents know they can come and take a received a master's degree from was some­ job." African American studenls, healthy lifestyle," said P.H.A.T.E. officer diversity of classes, such as cardioboxing, Miami University in Oxford, thing I real­ CLARK Besides the climate, Clark look to UBS for leadership." Mia Romero. nutrition, aquarobics and educational pro­ Ohio in college student profes­ ly enjoyed." said the difference between UM Clark said. "I would like to P.H.A.T.E. officer Kim Brenman added grams which are available to all members sional administration. Clark said. and Central Michigan is the assist them to be one of the out­ that P.H.A.T.E covers all "seven dimen­ of the UM community." Clark said he knew in college Clark soon became a graduate diversity of the student popula­ standing organizations on cam­ that he wanted to continue assistant at Miami University. tion. pus." race-free and prejudice-free society, welcome. For more information Susan Benjamin at 689-4226. we would like to invite all peoples, contact Kimberly Knight at 668- •ASSOCIATION FOR COMPUT­ Events Online! posts students, and faculty in an effort to 9189. The Center is participating in ING MACHINERY: ACM will be celebrate our diversity and individ­ the nationwide Coastal Cleanup holding its first meeting of the year. uality. For more information, con­ environment project. We will help We will have elections for open information on Web tacl Gaurav Mathur at 689-3574. clean-up Matheson Hammock offices and discuss upcoming •CENTER OF EMPOWERMENT: •TENNIS CLUB: First reorganiza- Beach from 9 a.m. to 12 noon. events. The meeting will be on By ANTHONY EDEN When these organizations con­ Interested in learning communica­ tional meeting will take place Please call 661-4859 today to sign Tuesday, Sept. 27 at 5 p.m. in and WENDY DIBEAN tact The Miami Hurricane, in UC tion skills or finding out about spe­ Monday at 5:30 p.m. in the atrium up und get more information Ungar 402. Free Pizza! For more in the Wellness Center. For more • MULTICULTURAL STUDENT Of the Staff 221, they will receive a username cial issues affecting college stu­ information, call Jerry at 284-2254 informalion, call Charles Ekendale, AFFAIRS: MSA and International 77i

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By STEPHEN HOLDER and The Citadel. "But I don't cate himself to helping his team at now moving toward his goal: a Associate Sports Editor dwell on the past." this crucial point of the season, college degree. Hurricane tailback Danyell Danyell, however, would rather Ferguson did comment about the While at UM, Danyell has used Ferguson has been in the news a concentrate on football. He and many trials and tribulations that his notoriety to his advantage by great deal lately. his Hurricane teammates are off he, as well as this team, have staying heavily involved with Unfortunately for him. the to a 2-0 start and show no signs of encountered in recent times. community service. majority of the publicity he has being stopped. They have walked Danyell and his teammates This past summer, Danyell was been receiving has been for the over their first three opponents by have learned a great deal from active in "Join • Team, Not a wrong reasons. So you can under­ a combined score of 115-13. their ordeals, ranging from his Gang," a program sponsored by stand why the fifth-year senior But Danyell wants to see more own incident to the most recent, the Metro-Dade Police and Miami native has decided out of this team. the arrest of Tremain Mack on Department and Florida Power & that he has seen enough. "I think we're doing some good charges of driving under the Light. The program's aim is to Ferguson is ready to move on, things," said Ferguson, a graduate influence. help youth find alternatives to and he's doing just that. of Miami Columbus High School. "I've learned a lot at UM," said gangs. Last Thursday, in his first game "But we haven't been tested yet. Ferguson. "Being here adds a lot Ferguson also gave a motiva­ back after a two-game suspen­ On this team we play for a nation­ of responsibility. You have to tional talk at a juvenile detention sion. Ferguson trampled over al championship every year. This watch what you do and who you center in 1995. Rutgers' ______year, we're surround yourself with, because When looking back at his defense en hungry. We people want to see you fail. If I'm career until this point, Ferguson route to a two- "I don't think [the want it for our­ guilty of anything, it's being seems very satisfied. He has touchdown suspension] had any selves and the selective." enjoyed his time at the University performance in affect on me. I did community." Ferguson also believes that the and wouldn't have had it any the Canes' 33- Ferguson is bright lights of the media can other way. 0 win. pretty well for my ready to do sometimes have a negative affect "I stayed here [in Miami] "1 don't first game back." whatever he has on the team. because I'm a very family orient­ think it [the to do in order to "People have to realize that ed person," he said. "Also, I just suspension] DANYELL attain the kids come here [UM) at 18- or love Miami." had any affect FERGUSON, Canes' goal of 19-years-old," he said. "They are Like many players, Ferguson on me," said UM Running back winning the going to make mistakes. People has aspirations of playing in the Ferguson. "I national cham- just magnify those mistakes." National Football League. did pretty well ——————————— "™""""""""~""~™' pionship. Ferguson admits that he has But for now, according to him, for my first game back." He returns this season after learned from his mistakes and is he will attempt to hold his head Ferguson was involved in a dis­ gaining 1,069 yards last year, pute over;a the rental of a limou­ making him only the second sine that was allegedly paid for by Hurricane to ever break the an agent. As a result, he was sus­ 1,000-yard mark in the school's pended a day before the season history (Ottis Anderson was the Catch Danyell in action again opener August 30 against first to do it). Memphis. "My role is to make a good Saturday, September 28 "I just envisioned myself on the play every down," said Ferguson. field while I was watching the "I want to make at least one big against Pittsburgh in the first two games," said Ferguson play every game. I just go out and when asked how he dealt with Orange Bowl. OMAR GARCIA,Statt Photographer give 100 percent." being sidelined against Memphis NUMBER Iffailback Danyell Ferguson scored two touchdowns against Rutgers. Although he is trying to dedi­ Mack arrested again, suspended indefinitely By STEPHEN HOLDER Associate Sports Editor It wasn't easy. In fact, it was probably the most difficult thing this young man has ever done. Tuesday, Tremain Mack, the Hurricanes' starting strong safety, admit­ ted during an evening press conference that he finally realizes he has a problem with alcohol. His statement was quickly followed by a sincere apology. "I want to admit that the problem I have is a problem wilh alcohol," said Mack in front of more than a dozen reporters. "I want to take this opportunity to apologize to my family, teammates, the University and the community." ALASTAIR HEBARD/Staff Photographer Coach Butch Davis then took the floor STAR PLAYER:Tremain Mack speaks to kids at the Citadel game. and announced that the 6-foot, 195-pound junior would be suspended indefinitely. participating in a Pretrial Diversion program which Tuesday's chain of events stemmed from Mack's would have cleared him of any charges for another alco­ early-Sunday morning arrest for driving under the influ­ hol-related incident that occurred in February. The ence. charges, first cited as disorderly intoxication, were low­ At about 2:30 a.m.Sunday, a South Miami police offi­ ered to disorderly conduct last month. cer discovered Mack slumped over the steering wheel of Despite the situation, Davis supports his player. his car, with the vehicle still in gear at the intersection "The University of Miami completely stands behind of Sunset Drive and Southwest 87th Avenue. Tremain," said Davis "1 am proud of Tremain. He's This marks the third time in two years Mack has been taken the biggest and most difficult step in admitting he involved in an alcohol-related incident has a problem." As a result, he will enter an alcohol treatment pro­ Davis" first knowledge of Mack's problem came just gram directed by a pair of University of Miami profes­ two days after he was hired by the University as head sors. coach. At that point. Mack entered a substance abuse 'Tremain has a problem that he is dealing with," said program that lasted one month. At the end of the pro­ Davis "We have taken a pro-aciive approach." gram, it was reported to Davis that Mack did not have Davis intends lo keep tabs on Mack's progress and an alcohol problem based on those progress reports, he will decide the play­ According to Athletic Director Paul Dee, alcohol is er's future. nol mentioned in the Athletic Department's drug policy. "Most importantly, we're concerned wilh Tremain as 'The drug policy addresses all drugs, but akohol is a person.' said Davis. "This is going to be a one step at not included." said Dee. "ll is a problem lhat exists a lime proa though, and it will be dealt with." As a penalty for dri­ I nt lhe moment, Davis has not decided whether Muck ving while intoxicated, Mack faces a mandatory mini­ will be allowed to continue* practicing with the team. In mum sentence of six months probation, 50 hours of his absence. Chris Gibson will start al strong safely. community service and his license would be suspended Mack's recent incident has also prevented him from for ai least six months.

CORRECTION!* The Miami Hurricane incorrectly reported the results of the cross country meet in the last issue. The men's team placed second and the women's placed fourth in the University of Central Florida Invitational. The Miami Humcane regrets the error. Miami Hurricane -Friday September 20, 1996 -Page 5

SWIMMING COACH year for Cassidy in which punt deflection was the 30, for allegedly holding a gun to a man's WOMEN'S TENNIS - CLAY HONORED he was named Big East seventh blocked or throat in a separate incident. COURT CHAMPIONSHIPS University of Miami head swimming and Women's Coach of the defected kick or punt of The Women's National Clay Court diving coach Sid Cassidy was presented the Year in March and induct­ Mack's career. MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL Championships are being held in Baltimore Glenn S. Hummer Award this past weekend ed into the Ocean City This week's honor AT THE RAT this week. Competition begins Saturday and at the United States Aquatic Sports (NJ) Beach Patrol Hall of marked the second Big This Monday night highlights a face-off continues through Sept. 28. Convention ir> Orlando,FL. The award, Fame in August. East Player of the Week between the only two undefeated teams in Cassidy will lead his 1996-97 swimming award of Mack's career. Mack was named which was presented by United States the AFC East-the Miami Dolphins and the MEN'S TENNIS - FLORIDA Swimming, is given annually to the person and diving teams into action with an the Big East Special Teams Player of the Indianapolis Colts. This matchup will be ol- group that makes the greatest contribution intrasquad scimmage on Sept. 27 at 2 p.m. at Week for his performance vs. Syracuse on broadcast at the Rathskellar beginning at 9 CHALLENGE uj open water swimming. the University Center Pool. November 25 of last season. p.m. The men's tennis team is participating in Cassidy served ts head coach of the Highlights during the evening include the Flonda Challenge today in Gainesville, United States Open Water National Team TREMAIN MACK NAMED BIG RICKY PERRY'S CHARGES Happy Hour drink specials, halftime con­ Fla. The contest runs beginning today and from September 1992 to September 1996. EAST DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF DROPPED tests and prizes and free pizza for the largest ending on Sept. 22. Last month he was appointed to serve a four- THE WEEK University of Miami Offensive Guard group in attendance. year term as the North American representa­ University of Miami junior Tremain Ricky Perry had his domestic violence WOMEN'S GOLF - AUBURN charges dropped yesterday by Dade County tive to the FINA Technical Open Water Mack, a strong safety, was named the Big CROSS COUNTRY - STETSON INVITATIONAL Swimming Committee wich runs through Last Defensive Player of the Week following Judge Lester Langer. INVITATIONAL The women's golf team is also in action August of the year 2000. his performance in Miami's 33-0 victory Assistant State Attorney Teresa Sand was today in Auburn, Alabama. They are taking "I am very honored to receive this over Rutgers. Mack recorded seven tackles, unable to produce the alleged victim or any The men's and women's cross country teams head back to DeLand, Ra. this week part in the Aubum Tiger Invitational which award," Mated Cassidy at the awards presen­ including five solo stops, forced a fumble. witnesses Apparently the alleged victim has also runs through Sept. 22. tation. "I would like to thank my family for recovered a fumble, deflected a punt and moved out of state. to try their luck in the Stetson Invitational. getting me involved in swimming and allow­ returned an interception 40 yards in the win. Due to these circumstances. Perry's attor­ The teams look to improve on their finishes Compiled by TAMMY LEVERENZ ing me to volunteer so much time to the Mack's interception came deep in UM ter­ ney Mark Hildcbrandt asked for the charges of second and fourth respectively for the Sports Editor spon." ritory, stopping a 46-yard Rutgers drive and to be dropped. men and women. The meet begins at 7:45 This presentation caps a very successful helping to preserve the Miami shutout. The Perry is still set to face charges on Sept. a.m. Saturday morning. UM continues to look positively to the future

From FOOTBALL • Page 1 "A lot of teammates really found out that we aren't Recapping UM football's troubles invisible," said Lawson. "I mean, we didn't think that, ». Benton certainly has taken advantage of the opportu­ but a lot of people feed into your head that 'listen, you're nity. He has played in all three games and has con­ The troubles that have plagued the University of Burgess and Taylor are back playing with the team. special.'" tributed over 100 total yards in each game, setting a new Miami football program over the last six months, Depth charts were hit even harder when just days The support shown through the difficult times, both school record. began last April when the team was faced with the later, defensive end Derrick Ham was suspended last spring and during this summer's altercations, will Benton has also made his teammates proud-giving devastating murder of their friend and teammate, line­ after being arrested on charges of beating his girl­ impact all the players: causing some to rethink their pre­ them confidence to reach beyond the starting lineup. backer Marlin Barnes. This was followed with friend. Ham was reinstated to, the team before the vious crimes, others to maintain their clean records and "We've got great targets to throw to and we're onc- another painfull loss in May, when former UM offen­ Rutgers game but did not travel to New Jersey. rookies to choose the high road. and two-deep acros the board," said Quarterback Ryan sive lineman and recent graduate Robert Woodus was But the list docs not stop there. "I've grabbed a couple of freshman and told them 'hey Clement. killed in the crash of Valujet flight 592. Offensive guard Ricky Perry was arrested five days man, you're in school, you're only college once, go Clement said he sees the experience gained by the In June UM was dealt another blow when wide after the arrests of German, Burgess and Taylor, for ahead and have a nice time," advised wide receiver Tony younger players as a strength. He feels they are only receiver Jammi German and linebackers James beating his date, as well as for putting a loaded gun up Gaiter. '"Don't try to make the paper. You'll make the steps away from being at the starting level. Burgess and Jeffrey Taylor were all suspended for to the chin of another man in an unrelated incident. paper for the positive things. Don't be stupid.'" "Now, we can switch whole secondaries, two- and their roles in the beating of former UM track captain His charges of domestic violence for beating his date Even those who have made the headlines feel the three-deep and still be strong, not miss a beat," added Maxwell Voce. were dropped on Wednesday, but is still awaiting trial impact of the team's backing. defensive end Kenny Holmes. German has been suspended for the entire season; for holding a gun to a man's head. "I got in trouble over the summer and everybody was The increased confidence in the younger players is behind me," linebacker James Burgess said. "I know I only one element of their newfound strength. They are have to look out for myself and at the same time [the walking examples of how challenges can pull a team We understand that," expanded Coley. friend and teammate Marlin Bames in April, the team team] is lookin' out for me too." together. But understanding their actions doesn't necessarily had two options -band together or fall apart. They've This support will be tested again with the recent arrest "When you're in a family [adversity] just brings you mean liking them. united and overcome the difficulties together. and suspension of this week's Big East Defensive Player together," said senior linebacker Tony Coley. "It's unfor­ "[It can be) very frustrating, especially when a key "A lot of guys started taking life more seriously... We of the Week, strong safety Tremain Mack. tunate that some guys had to get in some trouble and do player on our team does something that can impact the came closer than what we were last year and since I've The players do not doubt the strength of their team, some things but we're behind them 100 percent." whole team," said Michael Lawson. "We need every­ been here," said Earl Little. Barnes" best friend and with or without all their members in action. However To the football team, it's about brotherhood and com- one" teammate. "This team is very close." Holmes said it best: raderie. Their dependence on one another exists not only on An emotional turning point for the team, Barnes' "When everybody's back, full swing, we're gonna be "If your brother gets in some trouble, you're not just the field, but off it as well. After the shocking murder of death was also a harsh awakening for some. real tough to handle." going to abandon him because people make mistakes.

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Comedian/actor/screenwriter shows off his talents at the Coconut Grove Playhouse today

ByIVETTE M. YEE ly; he could've destroyed me at any time." Accent Editor This is the way Jon Stewart is, funny and humble. He After eight years of learns from his mistakes, and he learns from experience. doing stand up come­ The one thing stand-up has taught him is, dy, Jon Stewart still "Never say anything mean to the guy who's drunk gets nervous before holding the beer bottle." going on stage. This He said that while growing up he used to watch Steve the 33-year-old come­ Martin and Albert Brooks while listening to old Richard dian, actor and now Pryor and Lenny Bruce albums. screenwriter doesn't Stewart, a New Jersey native who writes most of his hesitate to admit. comedy material between the hours of 2 and 6 a.m.. just "Sure I get nervous, finished writing a screen adaptation of the Jack Finney especially before some­ novel, 77te Night People, for Paramount Pictures. thing as big as this," "I enjoy writing no matter what, whether it be for the Stewart says, referring to big screen, or even comment cards at hotels, I enjoy those nis live one-hour HBO a lot." said Stewart. "Writing is one ofthe toughest things comedy special, Jon I've ever tried to do." Stewart Unleavened. In addition to the movie Wishful Thinking, Stewart has which airs tonight at 8 p.m. been cast in the ensemble comedy Dogwater, directed by The special will be taped Friends star David Schwimmer. He has aslo signed a at the Coconut Grove three-year, six-picture deal with Miramax films. Playhouse. What will Stewart Also in the works is another talk show. Stewart has do before the show to cure his made a deal with David Letterman's production company, nervousness? Worldwide Pants, to develop a late-night talk show which "It's a little thing 1 do called would follow The I_ale, Late Show with Tom Snyder. drinking. What I do is I take a bottle His own talk show. The Jon Stewart Show, was nation­ of...no, I'll try to get as much sleep as ally syndicated from 1994-'95 and has never been forgot­ possible; I have terrible insomnia." ten for its creativity. Stewart is best known for his self-dep­ As a "jester"-of-all-trades, which forum of entertain­ recating sense of humor; he often pokes ment does Stewart like the best? fun at himself during his stand-up routine, "Game show hosting, isn't that odd? I like watching something he does in real life, too. The Grind, no, let's see, I think I enjoy stand-up very When asked about working with beautitful much. But you know what I really like? The bounce, actresses Drew Berrymore (Mad Love) and being able to do a variety of things, because I think if you Jennifer Beals (Flashdance) on the feature film do one thing, even if it's something as fun as stand-up, if Wishful Thinking, which wrapped up last you begin to do it too much it begins to drive you a little October, Stewart said, "The first day 1 was crazy." extremely intimidated, it was like, 'can I get you What does Stewart do to keep himself from going guys any sandwiches or coffee or anything.'" crazy, given his busy work schedule? "I do really glam­ About the time he beat action star Jean Claude orous stuff like...Sega, I watch SportsCenter. go to Van Damme in a video game challenge of movies. You know, it's extremely glamorous." "Streetfighter" on his late night talk show, As a rising star, Jon Stewart has a thing or two to say Stewart said, "If you noticed I kicked his ass. 1 about the entertainment business. Although I will say this: he could've "This business has taught me that anyone can do it. kicked my head in if he wanted There's no special secret sauce that makes it work or any­ to. Not on the screen- thing like that," he says. "If people are interested in get­ I'm talking me ting into this business Ihey should pursue it, because you personal­ never know. Nine, ten years ago, I never thought I'd be working steady, enjoying all the things that I've been able to enjoy. It's one of those, 'If I can do it, you can do it', things."

FUNNY GUY (left): Stewart is hitting while the iron is hot. Social/^yfr* ^ Distortion'*'** White Light, White Heat, White Trash brings it back to its roots By SUZY BUCKLEY raw production is reminiscent of earlier and Europe after Florida, and will be back Music Editor releases Mommy's Little Monster and in November to hit larger northern cities. Punk band will play , with fast, hard and simple Columbia Records' D Generation, a Fort Lauderdale's Edge this Fnday night punk melodies coupled with straightfor­ punk/alternative band from New York, to promote the release of their sixth ward, irate choruses. will open up for Social Distortion at this album. White Light, While Heat, White Notable tracks include the born-to- week's show. Trash, which debuts in record stores lose-ish "I Was Wrong," an angry "Crown White Light is the band's first album today. of Thorns" and the upbeat "When the with producer Michael Beinhorn, who Guitarist Dennis Danell spoke to 77K? Angels Sing." worked with Soundgarden and Red Hot Hurricane last week about the album, the Absent from this latest album are pow­ Chili Peppers. , of Black tour and the band. erful pop-punk crossovers like Flag and Circle Jerks fame, has replaced "After listening to a lot of harder live Somewhere Between Heaven and Hell's Randall Carr as the group's new drum­ nulls. in this new CD Social Distortion "Cold Feelings" and "Making Believe" mer. has gotten back tu OUI punk and hard rock While Light is a mix ol more soultul, "Chuck's resume speaks for ilscll; ruiils." Danell said. 'Whereas we used a sharp and edgy melodies. we're so glad lo have him." said Danell. lot of country and blues rockabilly music Danell explained that Social Distortion "He was a big part of the mid '80s LA. in our old stuff, we've returned to our late has always catered to a wide audience, punk scene, and we've known him for a '70s. early '80s influences." attracting new, younger listeners while while." Danell explained that Social Distortion retaining older fans. According to Danell, Social Distortion isn't a big fan of most of today's popular "In the '80s, we were considered mosl is happy with their new album and looks music, with Ihe exception ol some "non- ly an underground band, and we weren't lorward to their future endeavois. They sugar-coatcd" urban rap heavily exploited or exposed," he saul plan to tour for two years on tins record pe'l I lot nl so-called 'alternative' "Even so, we've never limited ourselves belore going back into Ihe studio lo musk oui there without any substance and have been able to attract everyone record then seventh album. v. hatsocMT," he said. "It's nice, non- from surfers and skaters _ college stu­ "I can't imagine doing anything that's threatening and commercial, but there's dents and new Bohemians" not involved with music," Danell said nothing behind it" Social Distortion's While Light, White "What else could we do? It's not like I'm hoto courtesy ol FOX StATsXHUciTlTPiCTiJI^ While Light. White licit. While Trash'i Heal, White Trash tour will visit Japan going back to college!" PUNK POWER (above): Social Distortion play at tho Edge tonight The Miami H-mCane • Friday September 20, 1996 • Page 7 < She's not the one Witless banter and stale jokes ruin She's the One, actor- By SUZY BUCKLEY filmmaker Ed Burns' follow-up to The Brothers McMullen Restaurant Critic

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Film Critic S = ten dollars per person You don't need to turn on your TV to watch the newest sitcom. Filmmaker Ed Bums has done the disservice of Allioli delicately phrases on its menu cramming 100 minutes' worth of endless bickering, con­ what it calls "the Allioli adventure": temptuous name-calling and crude hairy-butt jokes into a "Exquisite Euro-Mediterranean tempta­ slick, multiplex-friendly package. tions, swaying palms rustling with the pas­ In She's the One, Bums recruits some well-known sion of the Miami moon, notes of romance small-screen talents (Friends' Jennifer Aniston, Frasier's from a Spanish guitar, warm conversations John Mahoney), mixes the popular actors with the lesser- floating on a gentle ocean breeze." known players (Mike McGlone, Bums' real-life gal pal Owned by Gloria and Emilio Estefan, Maxine Bahns) who gave his feature debut The Brothers Allioli is located at South Beach's colorful McMullen its low-key charms, adds some bouncy Tom and cozy Cardoza Hotel. Most definitely Petty songs and hopes that the results will somehow com­ romantic, Allioli is entertaining as well. On pensate for a plot that's as far-fetched as it is predictable. the night we visited, we enjoyed the live, •No such luck of the Irish. When Mickey Fitzpatrick softly Spanish acoustic guitar of Erico (Bums), "the only English-speaking white guy driving a Schultz outside on a pleasantly roomy cafe cab in New York," agrees to drive grad student Hope balcony. (Bahns) all the way from the Big Apple to New Orleans to We chose a bottle of South African "93 attend a friend's wedding, you just know what the rosy- Neil Ellis Chardonnay from the extensive colored outcome of their road trip will be: They marry in a wine list, which included Chilean, spur-of-the-moment decision. Bums draws u sharp con­ Argentinean and Australian wines. The trast between Mickey's impulsive actions and the less- Chardonnay was lusciously tangy; dry yet Ihan-ideal domestic life that Francis (McGlone). Mickey's fruity. greedy Wall-Street stockbroker brother, is leading with Photo courtesy of Fox Searchlight Pictures It was difficult to order just one appe­ perky wife Renee (Aniston). "If I don't wake up lhal libido tizer at Allioli, because everything looked of yours, I'm in the bathroom in five minutes," she teas- so interesting. Noticing our dilemma, man­ ingly notifies her not-so-beloved spouse. Hmmmmmmm (above): Mike McGlone as Francis Filpatrick and Jennifer Aniston as Renee ager Fernando DiNardo was kind enough to Nope, it's not work-aholism that makes Francis resist bring out a plethora of Allioli's hot appetiz­ his wife's advances; it's the affair he's having with the ers for us to sample. cold-hearted Heather (Cameron Diaz). But wait, the over­ Three different sauces accompanied the cooked plot thickens. Heather's not just any blue-eyed overwhelming appetizer plate: marinara, blonde with a penchant for rich old geezers: She was once farfalla and, of course, the mayonnaisey- Mickey's fiancfee, and she is all too willing to rekindle Allioh sauce, which tasted perfect on the those flames after she coincidentally steps into his taxi. non-greasy fried and breaded calamari. Ain't life a bunch of cheap plot devices? Allioli's plantains were superior: spicy But how can you blame the brothers Fitzpatrick for and stuffed with tender shrimp and Creole their love problems if dear old Dad (Mahoney) has been sauce. A vegetarian's delight, the colorful urging them to "do what makes you happy first?" "This is stuffed zucchini were small medallions your life, not theirs," the elder Fitzpatrick tells his beer- filled with mildly spicy vegetable salsa and dnnking progeny during their customary fishing expedi­ topped with provolone au gratin. tion. Mahoney"s ingratiating presence provides She's the Everything was amazing and filling,bu t One with its tew pleasant scenes. He's also saddled with my favorite was the Spanish croquettes, stereotypically boorish behavior—including referring to made of shrimp, com and cheese and per­ his sons as "ladies"— that showcases Burns' tendency to fectly complemented by Allioli's salsa exclusively delineate his characters in broad strokes. marinara This trait is especially true of his female characters. Dinner at Allioli means choosing from Despite Aniston's fine performance (the best big-screen the day's specials, paella rices, seafood, effort by a Friends cast member since the show hit it big), pasta or meats and poultry. If you're in the 11 seems her li.ur goes though more transformations than mood for Spanish cuisine, try Allioli's Renee does. Diaz may credibly convey the mixture of ici- seafood paella, with saffron rice, lobster ness and vulnerability that Heather needs, but her charac­ tail, shrimp, scallops, calamari, baby clams, ter remains an idealized enigma. (Bahns has a luminous mussels, chicken, chori2o, artichokes, bell Niki Taylor-like appeal going for her, but she looks ama­ peppers, onions, garlic and green peas, for teurish next to her more experienced co-stars.) It seems $20.95 per person. French dishes include that the writer-director hasn't gotten over the madonna- the roasted duck a la orange, prepared with whore complex (the idea that a woman is either a chaste figs and walnuts and served with wild rice saint or a promiscuous devil) that fuels the work of so and seasoned vegetables. many filmmakers from Catholic backgrounds. I wanted to try Allioli's Italian, and Not that Catholicism gets left behind as a topic of con­ chose the agnolotti alia Fiorentino. a sup­ versation in the otherwise witless She's the One. "When ple pasta stuffed with spinach and fresh you're in my house, you will stop bashing the Church," ricotta cheese and served in pomodori basil iii/patrick. Sr. tells Francis as he proceeds to pour himself sauce. My guest enjoyed the night's succu­ 1 glass of Heineken. Burns may have failed at capturing Photo courtesy of Fox Searchlight Pictures lent swordfish special, with four jumbo Irish-American life like his more modest predecessor (The shrimp served on the side. Brothers McMullen) did. but in a barley-filled sea of stale The moderately-priced Allioli is an lowbrow humor, moments like this shine like a pot o' gold. 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By ZACHARY UNTERMAN the freshness of this whole season, it also every year, what people subscribe to, the "They're famous song writers who have Stat. Writer happens to be the first show in the 2nd Stage Series are just smaller presenta­ written musical lyrics to shows like This September the Jerry Herman Ring Theater's new "2nd Stage Series." tions, smaller productions. They give the Cabaret, Funny Lady. Kiss of the Spider Theater is in for something new. This year, The 2nd Stage Series presents mostly department a chance to be more experi­ Woman, and it's just a review of the best unlike in the past, The Ring Theater is smaller-scale musicals and revues that mental with their work, their smaller audi­ hits to come out of their musicals." putting on six shows, instead of its usual promise to be innovative, novel and contro­ ence. Seating. More low-budget. The World Goes 'Round is not a typical lnur. To start off this gala of musicals and versial. "It's a musical. Based on the songs by musical; every song in the show delves in pl.iys is John Kander's and Fred Ebb's pro­ Said Maria laura Noriega, an intern at [John] Kander and [Fred] Ebb, they write to one of the lives of its characters, incor­ duction of The World Goes 'Round: The The Theater box office. "As opposed to our musical lyrics, and World Goes 'Round is porating songs such as "All that Jazz" and Songs of Kander and Ebb. j\nd, to add to main stage series, the plays that we do basically, their 'best of." says Noriega, "New York, New York" to illustrate that person's individual traits. "Great songs, great singing. It's going to be very popular. It's been selling tickets like crazy! It's going to be a sell-out," adds Noriega with enthusiasm. "They always do different musicals and plays. And plays are chosen according to, first of all, casting needs. We have a lot of students-we want to cast a lot of students in our shows. Secondly, they take into consideration plays that they Photo courtesy of AILIOLI RESTAURANT haven't done before, just to give a lot of variation to it." The show will be performed on September 24 through 28 at 8:00 p.m., with A TOUCH OF CLASS (above): Allioli's a matinee on September 28 at 2 p.m. trendy and elegant atmosphere put the "Order tickets by phone," Noriega recom­ fine in dining. mends. Telephone orders (305) 284-3355. Brad Pitt used to work as a giant chicken in front of El Polio Loco, a fast food chain. "Movie Reviews by YOU" Seen any good or bad movies lately? Tell us about it online! http://www.hurricane.miami.edu/ •c- -4- The Miami Hurricane Olilin Page 8 • Friday September 20, 1996 Players receive too much grief ia looks too What are your thoughts on the recent much at negatives events concerning the football team? e walk around campus light slips from perfection, it is big EXTRA!! amongst thousands of fel­ news. Wlow students every day. This past summer, the football "I think We don't know where they come team faced some set backs while UM FOOTBALL PLAVER it's funny from, what they already under national scrutiny. I personally, study or what was constantly grilled from out-of- because I went they're like. state friends as to what the heck we to high school Very few peo­ were feeding the guys in order lo BUSTED REDHANDED IN with one of ple are recog­ spur such an unflattering stream of ihem, and the nizable by wrongdoing. principal never sight OK. enough with the LITTERING 5LANDAL !!! thought he But football euphemisms. We had numerous would do some­ JILL players cannot players arrested for doing bad thing like lhat." CARY escape the things. Freshman unmistakable L___ This does not look good for the LEE enormity of NESSEL team, the school or the students. recognition. The media often falls short of fol­ Columnist While I was lowing up on their stories, or in still in high researching the previous history of school, my father once joked with situations. me. after a trip to Miami, that the We must be careful how we football players were like walking respond to the players' actions "Pathetic' mountains This image follows these because we did not grow up with athletes wherever they go. and I these athletes. We were not there to don't just mean physical appear­ see what influenced them through­ ance. out their lives. Since no one can see The media hangs out in the bush­ into their heads, it is rather difficult, es, tongues drooling out of iheir and perhaps inappropriate, for us to pass judgment on things we do not VITO mouths, waiting for any piece of TORCHIA, JR. "news" to report regarding know. Senior University of Miami football play­ The media needs to be careful ers. with their word choice. How can we For some reason, be it the popu­ compare slapping one's girlfriend to larity and support, financial or pub­ holding a gun to a man's neck, "You're whole starting lineup is in ing end of intense scrutiny. People Perhaps ii is because many people lic, the football team is the most punching another guy and drunken jail." or "I heard UM changed its love to give UM football a bad-boy believe we live in paradise. They are "/ think it was watched gruup of athletes. disorderly conduct? colors—to prison black and white." image. jealous of our weather, the image of over-publicized They bring I'M money, prestige Some will argue lhal slapping a I stand tar away from the jokes. The phrase "Catholics versus a tropical city, our winning tradition because thc\ and championship trophies The) girlfriend is quite different from per­ but what 1 can see is the couch tak­ Convicts" has been used to describe and the fact that we actually go to are athletes. are the reason why people all mer manently disfiguring her and yet the ing charge with discipline, grabbing a Notre Dame-UM match-up. school here. They are so far away, Everyone's the country from Minnesota lo New media has used the phrase "beat his hold of his players and wringing UM flourished under this Oakland itching to have a taste looking lot Mexico, wear Hurricane clothing. girlfriend" in both situations. their proverbial necks. I am witness­ Raiders-esque bad-boy image. something to Most have probably never even been There is no way. or reason, to ing, thus far, a football focus, the Perhaps this is why there are so There aie problems everywhere keep them in the state of Florida. 1 know. compare things that happened in the team bonding together in sweet vic­ many fans miles and miles away All over people make mistakes and down." they're not supporting the wonderful pasl to things that happen now. tory. from our campus. do stupid things. But the search MIKE marine science program or the busi­ People only care to remember the We can assure those who com­ So the response to our football always seems to be more intense PERPALL ness department. wrongdoings of the football team, plain that UM is soft with punish­ misfortunes is normal. I did noi when looking for trouble in par­ lunior Football is the grandest torm of but ihey seem less interested in the ment that the entire school is under expect to hear, "Oh, what a shame." adise. recognition for UM. It is the distin­ good things that are happening now. the microscope of the NCAA, the People love to rub things in, make guishing mark ofthe school The jokes have been prevalent and most important prying eye. the most of the worst and drag Lee Nessel is a senior majoring in So when someone in that lime­ hurtful. I've been subjected to, UM is used to being on the receiv­ Miami through the mud. news-editorial journalism and reli-

"It should he expected hectiiise wc '\e /'lit our athletes as gods. Emphasis on career, graduate school takes It should be expected for them lo do as away the value of a true college experience they want because that's n my first week as a freshman here at the University of to achieve admission into a highly-reputed graduate school. how we treat DEEDEE Miami I have felt an enormous pressure: the career. In The notion of attending a university for the sole purpose of "Allowing your parents and advisors them." JEAN my first meeting with a professor I was told to work hard gaining admittance to a good graduate school or securing a to map out your future will relegate Freshman I high paying job is no more the exception. Studenls arc no longer entering college to you to a mediocre existence." leam for that value in itself, but now only to see how far a grade point average can better advisors take it upon themselves to plan a student's future. their chances of acquir­ It is a sad fact of reality when one attempts to ascertain "It's giving the ing a nice job or the number of freshman entering college with declared PRADEEP entire leam a bad entrance into the top RA|AN majors. What is the point in belonging to the College of name. The whole medical, business or Columnist Arts and Sciences and desiring a "liberal arts education" team is getting law schools. when an area of concentration has already been deter­ blame for the The UM Reading and mined? actions of a few Studying Skills Center has a message for I concede that some freshman have a strong notion of individuals. freshman: "Participating in campus organi­ what they want to do with their lives, but if this is the case People should be zations gives you a chance to meet organiza­ they need not waste their time in undergraduate studies looking al the tion advisors (probably for glowing recom­ Why not just proceed to the professional school for train REBECA positive aspects mendations) and the activities which will ing? At least then students who truly desire to leam from a GARCIA of lhe team" improve your resume." Your resumed broad base will have the opportunity. Sophomore What has happened to choosing activities Anti-careenst beliefs are not idealist, but serve a practical lor their importance in promoting personal purpose. LENAH TAVENIMER/StaH growth, not for what looks good on a brag Freshman students: forget about your graduate schools Photographer list? and future careers. Study diligently, but also absorb new It certainly makes one wonder how many experiences as they promote your individual growth. college applicants from the freshman class Allowing your parents and advisors to map out your Be sure to look far worked at their volunteer jobs or club posi­ future will relegate you to a mediocre existence. mare Speak Up tions lor ils value in promoting community, Your degree is what you make it. Do not sacrifice your topics on or just to gain admittance into a selective ideals tor the career! Bow to its pressure and your subjugat­ college. ed future will be filled with many regrets and disappoint­ Hurricane Online Where does this unfortunate situation ments www. tiurrlc ane.nilnml .edit/ originate? Parents, college counselors and Pnuleep Rtijiut is a freshman .

Editor in Chief Lynn Carrillo Business Manager Gregory Kantor Hurricane Wt Miami Hurricane Senior Adviser Sigman Splichal Financial Adviser Raymonde Bilger Business Office Advertising Founded 1927 Managing Editor Graphics Editor An Associated Collegiate Press Hall of Fame Newspaper Armando Boniche Jorge Miranda The Miami Hurrh > located ,n I IIII, SI im.iiil l>i Whitten lltr Miami Hurricane is pubMsh i kl> during tl News Editor Copy Editors Ad Designer University ( entei Room . 'I li\ milieu' Kelly Ruane Victoria Ballard Rob Kerr Cables, Fla Ui; I .it Mi,uni Ihis puWi Advertisii ,i that location ,.: advertisers or the University*! trustees, faculty oi administration Associate News Editor Shane Weaver Faye Carey Unsien- I ent ll |,nu.,n nt lit,- Hui'H ,ntr-. I flili.ii. il Bu. ml Eammon Astey cv c|>t lor holidays The Miami /1 nentaries, letters .mil. Moon* represent onlv '"«' views ol Iheii respective IS llllllll .until.- Sice of The Hurricaneare located In the Sports Editor Distribution Manager Whitten University, i enter, Koom JJI . Tammy Leverenz Hurricane Online Michael c. Noll terms Ni on the! i impus the s. hool ol Letter Policy Associate Sports Editor Medicine and Ihe f hool m The Miami Hurricane encourages .ill readers to voice Iheir opinions on Stephen Holder Online Editor Classifieds Manager issues related io lhe i niversfrj m m responn i pubUshed in lhe Marine .mil Ai m Key Humi ane Accent Editor Wendy Dibean Kelly Ruane Letteri IO the .-ditor may In- submitted typed or handwritten i|il.-.ise make Deadlines: Ml your handwriting lei Whitten Univ. Room 221, or mail Ivette M. Yi't- Network Manager to P.O. Box 248132, Coral Gablei Fla 13124-1 Opinion Editor Anthony Eden Staff Assistants Miami / • l rriters, with •' suggested length ol 100 words, nm ind un lude a i sour student 111 I iimljer and year in si hui.l Anui Maximilian Duke Davika Persaud toil.I iot be accepted. Names may be withheld upon leouesl .it N Art Director Subscriptions i ten.HI nt The Hurricane, lhe p.; rrt to edit letti Emily Reid Kehe Staff Coordinator Photo Editor Connie V. Lackey Newsroom: 284-JOIr. Business Office: 284 44(11 Fax: 2*4-441)1 For advertising rates, call 284- ©l'j'lti University m Miami Sune Woods 4402 or fax us at 284-4404. The Miami Hlirricane •Friday September 20, 1996-Page 9

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A special advertising insert produced by the Toppel and Ziff Placement Centers and The Miami Hurricane CAREER FAIR FOR SUCCESS Is for everyone! AT CAREER FAIR!!!

n Wednesday, September 25, the Toppel and Ziff ARRIVE EARLY IN THE DAY! Placement Centers will be co-sponsoring the 1996 You are more likely to stand out and have an opportunity to converse with Fall Career Fair held at the Smathers Student someone in a relaxed manner if you get there before it gets very busy. You O may have limited time to speak with a representative if others are waiting, so Wellness Center. At this fair, UM students and alumni will arrive before lunch! have the opportunity to discuss and explore various career opportunities including full-time, part-time and internship DRESS PROFESSIONALLY positions with over 160 employers from all over the United You will succeed in creating the impression that you are serious about your e future employment if you dress in appropriate business attire. A well States. groomed candidate with a professional resume makes a strong impact on recruiters. Everyone is encouraged to attend the Career Fair... all stu­ dents, faculty and staff. Faculty and staff can best utilize this BE CONFIDENT AS YOU opportunity by building ongoing relationships with potential employers within the community as well as those from out­ APPROACH THE EMPLOYER First impressions begin the moment you approach the employer. Walk up side the state. The relationships established with employers confidently, say hello, introduce yourself and shake the employers hand. A enable our school to keep students current about job avail­ general statement such as, "I am majoring in X and was interested in learning| about career opportunities within your company", will instantly get the con­ abilities as well as the needs of a specific industry. versation started. Never walk up and just stand there without introducing If you are a junior or senior, it is critical tha. you attend the yourself. Try to meet as many representatives as possible, even if you don't think they have job opportunities for you. Networking and meeting people Career Fair. If you are a freshman or sophomore, you should from many different companies will always help you throughout your career. also be interested in attending the fair to establish relation­ As your conversation comes to a close, thank the recruiter and ask for their business card. The card will provide the address you need when sending a ships with potential employers for that summer job you'll be follow-up letter expressing your interest in the company. looking for come Spring semester. The Career Fair is an excellent place to market yourself and learn about which BRING YOUR RESUME employers interest you. By networking with the companies Your resume is critical! Have a minimum of 50 to hand out. DO NOT hand out a photocopy of your resume. Have originals with you at; the fair and at Career Fair, you get a feel for the types of candidates com­ make sure to use good quality bond paper. Remember to have your resume panies are recruiting and leave yourself a wonderful opening as up to date as possible when distributing them to potential employers. The more current your resume, the more valuable you'll appear to the employer. to follow-up with potential employers in a cover letter. Although the Career Fair provides many tools for you to SEND FOLLOW-UP LETTERS build your career, the main ingredient to success comes from If you meet with a company representative at Career Fair and think you within. The professionals at the University of Miami might be interested in pursing employment with that organization, send a fol­ Placement Centers are here to assist you with your job search low-up letter within a week. Be sure to mention that you met them at the University of Miami Career Fair and appreciated having the opportunity to strategy. If you need assistance, please be sure to visit either meet and speak with him or her. For tips on writing an effective cover letter, the Toppel or Ziff Placement Center both located along the stop by one of the Placement Centers located along the Stanford Circle. Stanford Circle. Have a great day at the Career Fair! Page 2 • Special Insert • September 20, 1996 • Take The First Step Toward EXCEPTIONAL A Career In Diplomacy MANAGEMENT OPPORTUNITIES Learn aboul Foreign Service Careers and Student For exceptional college grads (and soon-to-be grads) Employment Programs CURRENT OPPORTUNITIES: Stop by our booth at the Career Fair Wednesday, • NUCLEAR ENGINEERING September 25 • BUSINESS MANAGEMENT

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.. Page 3 • Special Insert • September 20, 1996 Clean, trimmed hair Attractive, controlled Minimal or cut and facial hair hair style no cologne No gum, food No food gjm Fresh shave or cigarettes or cigarettes Minimal make — Conservative tie and perfume

Clean nails Clean, pressed RESSING FOR Clean finger- business suit D" ,, nails with no chipped polish Empty pockets Moderate jewelry Clean, pressed suit Light shirt UCCESS s or tailored dress

• Conservative hosiery without runs Polished pumps in Matching socks good repair ... Shined shoes Here's a little quiz on how to Dress for Success

® or F 1. Fad clothes ® or F 8. Jackets should ® or F 15. Men and should not be part of your pro­ always be conservative. women should stay away from fessional wardrobe. bright reds, chartreuse, and ® or F 9. Clothes should fuchsia in an interview setting. (T) or F2. Clothes that be bought with the ability to possess longevity qualities coordinate with at least four ® or F 16. The tips of outfits. should dominate your closet. men's ties need to meet their belt buckles. ® or F3. One can tell a (J) or F 10. It is not neces­ sary for shoes to be lighter good suit by the inability to than your outfit. ® or F 17. Brooches, large wrinkle the fabric. necklaces, and larger earrings ® or F 11. The basic are becoming fashionable. (f) or F 4. If you perspire pump is the best choice for a when you are nervous or pre­ women's shoe. ® or F 18. Gold stripes on senting, wear dark clothes. the tie lining denote quality. T or(F)l2. Men's socks (f) or F 5. One should should always match their ® or F 19. Pantsuits are always keep extra clothing in shirts or ties. their office for metamorphisiz- coming back for women. ing purposes. T or® 13. Any type of watch is fine for the office. ® or F 20. When doing a T or(F)6. In the office, presentation, one should wear skirts' hemlines should be (?) or F 14. The appropri­ clothes that are comfortable slightly above the knee. ate office shoes for men are and appealing. wing tips, lace up or leather (T) or F 7. A dress with a loafers. ® or F 21. The major key coordinating jacket can be a to dressing for success is find­ powerful combination. ing, "what works for you."

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ABEPCROMBIE A FITCH AMERICAN EXPRESS TRAVEL RELATED SERVICES COMPANY. ARTHUR ANDERSEN INC. POSITION(S): Full-time. Part-time POSITION(S): Full-Time DEGREE Bachelors or Masters POSITION(S): Full-time DEGREE: MBA and Bachelors MAJORS Business, Communications, Education and Liberal Arts DEGREE: Bachelors or Masters MAJOR : Tax. Audit. Consulting (all majors) SPECIALIZATIONS: Not available. MAJORS: Business, Engineering SPECIALIZATIONS: Taxation, Audit and Consulting COMPANY PROFILE: Rugged outdoor fashion with 105 stores nation­ SPECIALIZATIONS Not available COMPANY PROFILEArthur Anderson Worldwide is the biggest of the wide Two stores are scheduled to open in Miami next spring/summer. COMPANY PROFILEA wholly owned subsidiary of the American Big 6 accounting firms and the most diversified This consulting busi­ Express Company - a diversified worldwide travel and financial services ness is the most developed and contributes almost halt of the Big 6's ADP company founded in 1850 The American Express Service Center in Ft total sales. Lauderdale is one of three operating centers in the United States and POSITION(S): Full-Time employs approximately 4 200 employees. ATltT RESOURCE LINK DEGREE MBAs and Bachelors POSITION(S) Full-Time AMERITECH POSITION(S): Full-time DEGREE MBAs and Bachelors DEGREE Bachelors or Masters MAJORS Sales, Marketing, MIS POSITION(S): Full-Time MAJORS: Business, Communication, Engineering SPECIALIZATIONS: Marketing. Management. Sales. DEGREE: MBA and Bachelors SPECIALIZATIONS: Computer Science, Computer Engineering, and COMPANY PROFILE: ADP provides computerized transaction pro­ MAJORS: Accounting, CIS, Management, Marketing, and Management Information Systems. cessing and data communications and inlormation services worldwide to Telecommunications COMPANY PROFILE: Part of the Human Resources Division This com­ over 350,000 clients. SPECIALIZATIONS: Accounting, CIS, Management, Marketing, and pany offers on-roll management and technical professionals an innova­ Telecommunications tive new career option within the firm by providing their services to AEROTEK COMPANY PROFILE: Ameritech provides local phone, data and video AT&Ts Business Units and Divisions on a contractual basis services The company creates new information , entertainment, and POSITION(S): Full-time interactive ser/ices. Their income statement in 1995 was $13 4 billion BALLY TOTAL FITNESS DEGREE: Bachelors MAJORS Business, Communication, Education, Liberal Arts or AMOCO POSITION(S): Full-time, Part-time Sciences DEGREE: Bachelors or Masters SPECIALIZATIONS Not available POSITION(S): Full- Time MAJORS Business COMPANY PROFILE: A "Top 12 Staffing Company" in the U.S. with rev­ DEGREE Bachelors SPECIALIZATIONS: Not available enue exceeding $500 million The Company's success has prompted it MAJOR Business COMPANY PROFILE: A national health c.uo cnain with 330 'acilities to open offices in Canada and Great Britain, and future plans to open SPECIALIZATION: Not Available across the United Stales additional offices throughout the European Community. COMPANY PROFILE Maior oil corporation has opportunities in domes­ tic marketing BANKATL A VT7C ALLSTATE INSURANCE COMPANY ANDERSEN CONSULTING POSITION(S): Full-time POSITION(S) Full-time DEGREE Bachelors DEGREE: Bachelors POSITION(S): Full-Time MAJORS: Business, Communication, Education and Liberal Arts MAJORS. Business, Engineering, and Science DEGREE: MBA. and Bachelors SPECIALIZATIONS Recruiting for Business Development Managers SPECIALIZATIONS: CIS, Systems Analysis, Electrical and Computer MAJORS: Communication, Psychology, Computer, Electrical, and COMPANY PROFILE: BankAtlantic is a financial institution headquar­ Engineering, Mechanical tered in Ft. Lauderdale with offices in the tricounty area. Computer Science and Math SPECIALIZATIONS: Accounting, CIS, Economics, Finance, COMPANY PROFILE: The largest publicly held international insurance Management. Marketing. Systems Analysts, and Telecomm BARNETT BANKS, INC. company in the United States. COMPANY PROFILE: Andersen Consulting performs some of the most technologically demanding systems integration in the world. They are POSITION(S): Full-Time AMERICAN BANKERS INSURANCE GROUP the leading client/server solutions provider since 1954 DEGREE: MBA and Bachelors MAJORS: All POSITlON(S):Full-Time ANIXTER. INC. SPECIALIZATIONS: All DEOREE MBA and Bachelors COMPANY PROFILEBBI is the largest financial institution in Florida. MAJOR Accounting and CIS, Math POSITION(S): Full-time ranked in Top 25 in the U.S. with 31 affiliates in Florida and Georgia Its SPECIALIZATIONS Accounting and CIS DEGREE Masters broad range ol services include financial, trust, full-service brokerage, COMPANY PROFILE American Bankers Insurance Group (ABIG) is a MAJORS Business, Communication, Engineering credit card, mortgage banking and consumer finance specialty insurance holding company that sells wholesale, credit-related SPECIALIZATIONS: Not available insurance products through financial institutions and other entities which COMPANY PROFILE Value added provider of integrated networking BECKER CPA REVIEW offer consumer financing. and cabling solutions that support business information and network Infrastructure requirements Solutions include customized pre and post POSITION(S) Full-time. Part-time AMERICAN EXPRESS FINANCIAL ADVISORS sale services, products from the world's leading manufacturers, accurate DEGREE Bachelors and prompt delivery through a global distribution network. MAJORS: Accounting POSITION(S):Full-Time SPECIALIZATIONS: Not available DEGREE MBA and Bachelors ANN ASH AE CORPORATION COMPANY PROFILE: Our company teaches accounting maiors how to MAJORS All majors prepare for the CPA Exam We also hire instructors to teach the review SPECIALIZATIONS: All specializations POSITION(S): Part-time classes. COMPANY PROFILE: American Express Financial is a global travel DEGREE: Bachelors or Masters and linancial services firm founded in 1850, providing customers with a MAJORS: Business BELLSOUTH ADVERTISING AND PUBLISHING CORPORATION variety of products and services This division includes financial plan­ SPECIALIZATIONS: Marketing/Sales Health Care ning, brokerage services, mutual funds, insurance and other investment COMPANY PROFILE: A Health care staffing corporation providing physi­ POSITION(S) Full-time products cians, psychiatrists, nurses, physician assistants, and therapists to a DEGREE: Bachelors or Masters variety ol health care facilities Hospitals, clinics, mental health centers MAJORS: Business, Communication, Education and Liberal Arts and correctional facilities. SPECIALIZATIONS Not available COMPANY PROFILE: This part of BellSouth sells yellow page advertis­ ing for the "real yellow pages".

Page 5 • Special Insert • September 20,1996 BERKOWITZ DICK POLLACK A BRANT CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY DAILY BUSINESS REVIEW

POSITION(S): Full-Time POSITION(S) Full -time, Internships POSITION(S): Full-time, Part-time DEGREE MBA and Bachelors DEGREE Bachelors or Masters DEGREE: Bachelors or Masters MAJORS: Accounting, and Taxation MAJORS Foreign Language. Liberal Arts and Science MAJORS: Business. Communication and Liberal Arts SPECIALIZATIONS: Accounting and Taxation SPECIALIZATIONS Economics, International Affairs, Physical Sciences, SPECIALIZATIONS: Not available. COMPANY PROFILE: Berkowitz. Ok*, Pollack, and Brant Is an Computer Science. Engineering. COMPANY PROFILE: A daily business newspaper covering Dade accounting firm, established in I960 and today one of the leading firms COMPANY PROFILE U.S government's principal agency engaged in Broward and Palm Beach counties Law lirms, banks and other maior in South Florida The firm offers expert and highly specialized financial foreign intelligence gathering and analysis corporate players advertise regularly in this periodical. management services and is a member ol Pannell Kerr Forster Worldwide and the International Group of Accounting Firms comprising CERNER CORPORATION DELL COMPUTER CORP. over 250 affiliates throughout the world. POSITION(S) Full-time POSITION(S) Full-Time BROOKSTONE DEGREE Bachelors or Masters DEGREE: MBA. MAJORS Nursing, Computer Science MAJORS: POSITION(S) Part-time TARGETED AREAS Health Care and Inlormation Systems SPECIALIZATIONS: CIS, Finance, Int'l Finance & Marketing, DEGREE Bachelors COMPANY PROFILE: Corner Corporation is Ihe leader in the develop Marketing MAJORS Business. Engineering, Foreign Languages or Sciences ment and implementation ol clinical inlormation systems for the heaitt COMPANY PROFILE: Dell designs and manufacturers personal com­ SPECIALIZATIONS Not available. care industry Corner Corporalion is an international company with puters. Their systems are based on Intel microprocessors The compa­ COMPANY PROFILE A specialty store that sells functional products world headquarters in Kansas City. Missouri and regional offices ny is worldwide and markets to businesses, individuals, government unique in quality and design. throughout the US We are only one ol ten companies to make Inc. agencies and academic institutions. Magazine's Top 100 Fastest Growing Small Public Companies for three BURDINES years in a row DELOITTE A TOUCHE

POSITION(S): Full-Time CIGNA INTERNATIONAL POSITION(S): Full-Time DEGREE: MBA and Bachelors DEGREE: MBA and Bachelors MAJOR : All POSITION(S) Full-time, Part-time MAJORS Accounting and Taxation SPECIALIZATIONS: All DEGREE Bachelors or Masters SPECIALIZATIONS: Accounting and Taxation COMPANY PROFILE: Burdines is a premiere member of Federated MAJORS Business COMPANY PROFILE: Deloitte & Touche is a leader in the Big "6 Department Stores. Inc and Florida s retail giant It is one of FDS most SPECIALIZATIONS: Sales. Insurance Industry accounting firm rankings It specialties include Accounting. Auditing, profitable entity and enjoys a topnotch position among its fellow affiliates COMPANY PROFILE A large insurance company Taxation and Management Consulting It has over 4.600 partners and of Bloomingdales. Filene's and Bullock's. 56,000 personnel worldwide It's US revenues alone exceed $2 055 CINCINNATI BELL INFORMATION SYSTEMS Billion and Worldwide over $5 022 Billion. BURGER KING CORPORATION POSITION(S): Full-time DESTINY PERSONNEL, INC. POSITION(S) Full-time DEGREE Bachelors or Masters DEGREE Bachelors MAJORS Informalion Systems/Computer Science POSITION(S): Full-time MAJORS Business SPECIALIZATIONS Not available. DEGREE Bachelors or Masters SPECIALIZATIONS: Accounting, Finance, and International Finance. COMPANY PROFILE Established in 1983 as a wholly-owned subsidiary MAJORS: Architecture. Business. Communication, Engineering Science COMPANY PROFILE Burger King Corporation and its franchises oper­ of Cincinnati Bell Incorporated and is the global leader in the provision SPECIALIZATIONS: Not available ate more than 8.400 restaurants in 56 countries It is a subsidiary of and management of customer care and billing solutions for the commu­ COMPANY PROFILE: A permanent placement agency and human Grand Metropolitan. PLC A world leader in fhe food and beverage busi­ nications industry (wireless and cable TV). resource department for several large to Fortune 500 companies ness CISCO SYSTEMS, INC. DICTAPHONE CORPORATION CABLETRON SYSTEMS, INC. POSITION(S) Full-time. Internships POSITION(S): Full-time / DEGREE: Bachelors DEGREE Bachelors POSITION(S) Full-Time MAJORS: Engineering MAJORS Business. Communication. Engineering DEGREE M B A and Bachelors SPECIALIZATIONS: Electrical Engineering. Computer Engineering and SPECIALIZATIONS Marketing, Software Engineering MAJORS Advertising and Communication Computer Science. COMPANY PROFILE: Sales organization/marketing/computer engineer­ SPECIALIZATIONS: Management and Marketing COMPANY PROFILE: Not available ing/technical support. COMPANY PROFILE Cabletron was founded in 1983 and has experi­ enced tremendous growth and success as a developer, manufacturer CITIBANK DMG SECURITIES, INC. and marketer of local area networks and enterprise network systems. It is headquartered in Rochester. NH with 6 manufacturing sites, 4 POSITION(S): Full-Time POSITION(S): Full-time research & development facilities and 69 regional offices worldwide. Of DEGREE: MBA and Bachelors over 53,000 customers, 80 are Fortune 100 companies and the signifi­ DEGREE Bachelors or Masters MAJORS Finance. Marketing. Accounting MAJORS All cant remaining are Fortune 500 companies They are experiencing at SPECIALIZATIONS: Finance. Accounting, Marketing. CIS, H R least a 40-50% growth revenue increase each year SPECIALIZATIONS: Not available. Management. Management COMPANY PROFILE Full-service brokerage firm. Offering customers CAMBRIDGE TECHNOLOGY PARTNERS COMPANY PROFILE Citibank operates a global full-service consumer traditional service in all areas of investing. franchise encompassing branch banking, credit/charge cards and private POSmON(S): Full-time banking They are worldwide, in over 90 countries on 5 continents and DORAL GOLF RESORT AND SPA DEGREE Bachelors or Masters have over 20 million accounts in 41 countries and territories They are MAJORS Business. Computer Science, Industrial Engineering the world's largest bankcard and charge card issuer with over 34 million POSITION(S) Full-time, Part-time SPECIALIZATIONS Accounting, CIS. Telecommunications. MIS and stu­ cards in the US alone. DEGREE Bachelors dents from the School of Engineering. MAJORS: Business COMPANY PROFILE A professional systems integration and consulting THE COCA-COLA COMPANY SPECIALIZATIONS Hospitality. Hotel Management firm COMPANY PROFILE Resort and spa POSITION(S): Internships (year-round) CARFEL, INC. DEGREE Bachelors ECKERD DRUG COMPANY MAJORS Engineering POSITION(S) Full-time SPECIALIZATIONS Not available POSITION(S) Full-time DEGREE Bachelors COMPANY PROFILE Assists in and coordinates various phases ot DEGREE Bachelors MAJORS Business. Engineering international development projects for Package Development MAJORS Business. Liberal Arts SPECIALIZATIONS Not available Department in Atlanta, with a focus on The Americas SPECIALIZATIONS: Not available. COMPANY PROFILE An automotive parts manufacturer and exporter COMPANY PROFILE One of the largest retail drug stores in Florida COMPUTER ASSOCIATES INTERNATIONAL CARMAX, THE AUTO SUPERSTORE, A CIRCUIT CITY COMPANY ECKERD FAMILY YOUTH ALTERNATIVES, INC. POSITION(S) Full-time POSITION(S): Full-time DEGREE Bachelors or Masters POSITION(S): Full-time, Internships DEGREE: Bachelors MAJORS Computer Science. Computer Engineering DEGREE Bachelors or Masters MAJORS: All SPECIALIZATIONS: Not available. MAJORS Education. Liberal Arts SPECIALIZATIONS Not available COMPANY PROFILE The worlds leading client server software compa­ SPECIALIZATIONS: Not available. COMPANY PROFILE The first automotive retailer to offer consumers ny. COMPANY PROFILE: A juvenile justice program for at-risk/adjudicaled superior selection, outstanding service, a no haggle low price policy, a youths, between the ages of thirteen and eighteen years old They have comprehensive warranty, a 5 day money back guarantee and on-site CONTRACT FREIGHTERS, INC. residential, non- residential and wilderness camp programs financing. POSITION(S):Full-Time, Internships ERNEST » JULIO QALLO WINERY CARNIVAL HOTELS AND CASINOS DEGREE: MBA or Bachelors MAJORS Communications. Lalin American Studies. Computer Science POSITION(S): Full-Time POSITION(S): Full-time, Part-time. Internships SPECIALIZATIONS: Accounting. Entrepreneurship. Management DEGREE Bachelors DEGREE Bachelors or Masters COMPANY PROFILE: CFI is a transportation and international trucking MAJORS: Economics. Entrepreneurship, Int'l Fin & Marketing, MAJORS Business, Communication company. Management Science, Management. Marketing. Politics and Public SPECIALIZATIONS Hospitality, Hotel Management, and Travel/Tourism Affairs. Communication. Public Speaking. History, Int'l Comparative COMFVsNY PROFILE A hotel management company which manages COULTER CORPORATION Studies 35 hotels and casinos across the United States and Latin America. COMPANY PROFILE: E&J Gallo Winery is the world's largest wine POSITION(S): Full-Time marker based in Modesto, CA and has over one quarter of the domestic DEGREE MBA and Bachelors wine market They sell more than 50 types ol wines up to $60 a bottle MAJORS: Accounting, Finance Their success is In part because of a sophisticated worldwide distribu­ SPECIALIZATIONS: Accounting. Finance tion system The company rewards its employees with opportunities to COMPANY PROFILE: Coulter Corporation is a work) leader in fhe quickly advance, also international opportunities exist. design and manufacture of medical instrumentation They have over 5,500 employees worldwide

Page 6* Special Insert* September20, 1996 EMERY WORLDWIDE FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK HSR BLOCK TAX SERVICES

POSITION(S): Full-Time POSITION(S): Full-Time POSITION(S): Full-Time Part-Time DEGREE: MBA and Bachelors DEGREE: MBA and Bachelors DEGREE MBA and Bachelors MAJORS: Marketing, Management MAJORS: Accounting, Economics. Finance MAJOR Accounting, Finance, Taxation, Audit SPECIALIZATIONS: Marketing, Management and SPECIALIZATIONS: Accounting, Finance SPECIALIZATIONS Accounting, Finance. Taxation . Audit Logistics/Transportation a PLUS COMPANY PROFILE First Union National Bank is a subsidiary of First COMPANY PROFILE H&R Block is the world's largest income tax COMPANY PROFILE: Emery Worldwide is a $1 8 billion global compa­ Union Corp, the nations 9th largest banking company, and dominates preparation firm with more than 9.000 company-owned and franchised ny in air freight, customs brokerage, ocean forwarding and logistics ser­ the East in banking In 1995. First Union National Bank's acquisition of offices. vices witti more than 580 service locations throughout North America First Fidelity Bancorp made it the 7th biggest bank in the US. larger and in 96 countries worldwide It is a subsidiary of Consolidated than Banker's Trust New York and Banc One Corp. HOME DEPOT, INC. Freightways, a $5.3 billion diversified transportation company. It is the 4th largest long distance transported in the world. FRITO-LAY POSITION(S): Full-Time DEGREE MBA and Bachelors ERNST A YOUNG POSITION(S): Full-time MAJORS: Management, Entrepreneurship DEGREE: Bachelors or Masters SPECIALIZATIONS Management. H R Management. Management POSITION(S) Full-Time MAJORS: Business Science, Entrepreneurship DEGREE: MBA and Bachelors SPECIALIZATIONS: Sales Management. COMPANY PROFILE: Home Depot is the world's largest home MAJORS: Accounting, Finance, Audit. Taxation (sit tor CRA Exam) COMPANY PROFILE A sophisticated food production and marketing improvement retailer and ranks among the 10 largest retailers in the SPECIALIZATIONS: Accounting, Finance. Audit, Taxation (sit lor CFA subsidiary of the $9 3 billion PepsiCo. Inc. US. As of December 695. it operated 423 stores. 404 in the U.S. and Exam) t9 in Canada. It employs approximately 80,000 associates. In 1996, for COMPANY PROFILE: Ernst 8 Young LLP is a global organization in FLORIDA POWER t LIGHT (FPL) the 3rd year in a row. it was named most admired retailer by Fortune more than 680 cities, nearly 100 in Ihe US alone, and in more than 125 Magazine. In 1995, it closed with net sales of $15,470,358. countries. They audit more of the Fortune 500 and Global 500 compa­ POSITION(S): Full-time, Internships nies than any other audit and tax firm They audit 5 of the 25 largest DEGREE: Bachelors European banks and 7 of the top 25 insurance companies They also MAJORS. Business Engineering audit 18 of the lop 100 US. companies and 8 that make up Financial SPECIALIZATIONS MIS majors. POSITION(S): Full-Time. Internships Times. They have global revenues ol $6 billion and more than 66.000. COMPANY PROFILE The largest utility corporation in Florida. DEGREE: MBA and Bachelors MAJORS: Computer, Electrical, Mechanical Engineers, CIS and E. W. BLANCH HOLDINGS Marketing GARROMEDIX, INC. SPECIALIZATIONS: CIS and Marketing POSITION(S): Full-time COMPANY PROFILE: IBM is among the leaders in Information DEGREE Bachelors or Masters POSITION(S): Full-time Technology Based throughout the world, it is best known for its wide MAJORS: Business, Liberal Arts DEGREE: Bachelors array of hardware and software products It offers outstanding technical SPECIALIZATIONS: Not available MAJORS: Business. Communication and Nursing and management training programs and has a major site in Boca Raton, COMPANY PROFILE A linancial services reinsurance risk management SPECIALIZATIONS Not available Florida firm COMPANY PROFILE A medical supply distributor catering to physi­ cian's offices. INCREDIBLE UNIVERSE EXCEL TELECOMMUNICATIONS GOODYEAR TIRE A RUBBER CO. POSITION(S): Full-time. Part-time POSITION(S) Full-Time. Part-Time. Internships DEGREE Bachelors DEGREE: MBA and Bachelors POSITION(S): Full-Time MAJORS: All MAJOR : Marketing, Management DEGREE MBA and Bachelors ' SPECIALIZATIONS: Not available SPECIALIZATIONS: Marketing. Management MAJORS Electrical/Mechanical Engineering COMPANY PROFILE: An electronic/appliance retail store. COMPANY PROFILE: Excel provides long-distance telecommunica­ SPECIALIZATIONS: Finance. International Finance. Management, tions service in the US It is the 4th largest provider of residential long­ Marketing KAPLAN EDUCATIONAL CENTER distance services and currently has selected Reno, Nevada as its new COMPANY PROFILE Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co is a global leader expansion site providing over 450 new jobs in that area. in the design and manufacturing of rubber products and rubber-related POSITION(S): Full-time. Part-time chemicals Goodyear operates plants in the US and in 26 other coun­ DEGREE Bachelors or Masters FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION (FBI) tries worldwide MAJORS Business SPECIALIZATIONS Not available. POSITION(S) Full-time HAMILTON BANK, N.A. COMPANY PROFILE The nation's leading test preparation company DEGREE: Masters offering courses, books, videos, online services and software products. MAJORS: Business, Engineering, Foreign Languages, Law and POSITION(S): Full-time Kaplan is a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Washington Post Company. Sciences DEGREE Bachelors or Masters SPECIALIZATIONS Computer Science/Programming. Accounting MAJORS: Business KNIGHT-RIODER, SHARED SERVICES COMPANY PROFILE: A federal law enforcement agency. SPECIALIZATIONS: Finance, Accounting. COMPANY PROFILE An international bank with approximately 210 POSITION(S) Full-time FEDERAL EXPRESS employees, five branch offices, and one privale banking sector. DEGREE Bachelors • MAJORS Business POSITION(S): Full-time HAMILTON RISK MANAGEMENT SPECIALIZATIONS Finance DEGREE: Bachelors or Masters COMPANY PROFILE: Procurement and financial services firm. MAJORS: Business. Engineering, Sciences POSITION(S) Full-time SPECIALIZATIONS: Computer-area industries. DEGREE: Bachelors KNOWLEDGE SOURCE COMPANY PROFILE: One of the largest air express services. MAJORS: Business SPECIALIZATIONS: Not available POSITION(S): Full-Time FEDERAL EXPRESS COMPANY PROFILE An insurance and linancial services holding com­ DEGREE: MBA and Bachelors pany, which together with its subsidiaries. APPCO Finance Corporation. MAJOR CIS POSITION(S): Full-Time US Security Insurance Company. Insurance Management Services and SPECIALIZATIONS CIS and Management Science DEGREE: MBA and Bachelors Corporate Claims Services, is one of the strongest, privately held COMPANY PROFILE: KnowledgeSource is a major developer of MAJORS: Finance Hispanic groups in the state of Florida today. Information Technology strategies and solutions They commit to a "fixed SPECIALIZATIONS: Finance fee" system and provide Big 6 Consulting quality. COMPANY PROFILE: FedEx was foundedi n 1973 and within 10 years HARRIS CORPORATION - ESS had over $1 Billion in revenues, becoming the first US. business to KPMG PEAT MARWICK achieve this without a merger or acquisition In 1984, it expanded to POSITION(S): Full-time Asia and Europe, and today services over 200 countries. Today, it is the DEGREE: Bachelors or Masters POSITION(S): Full-Time largest express service in the world. It delivers move than 15 million MAJORS: Engineering, Science DEGREE: MBA and Bachelors pounds daily, logs 2 5 million miles daily. SPECIALIZATIONS Electrical Engineering, Computer Science. MAJORS Accounting COMPANY PROFILE Worldwide company focused on tour core busi­ SPECIALIZATIONS Accounting FERGUSON ENTERPRISES nesses—electronic systems, semiconductors, communications and COMPANY PROFILE: KPMG is the most international of the Big 6 office equipment ESS conducts advanced research studies, develops accounting firms, doing over two-thirds of its business outside the U.S. prototypes, and produces state-of-the-art systems for government agen­ POSITION(S). Full-time In 1995. over 6,100 partners worldwide had sales in excess of cies and commercial organizations in the U.S. and overseas. DEGREE: Bachelors $1,229,500 eachl MAJORS Business, Liberal Arts SPECIALIZATIONS Not available HAYHURSTA ASSOCIATES LANIER WORLDWIDE, INC. COMPANY PROFILE The nations largest wholesale distributor with 225 locations in 25 slates Ferguson Enterprises approaches training from POSITION(S): Full-Time. Internships POSITION(S). Full-time a hands-on point of view DEGREE: MBA and Bachelors DEGREE: Bachelors or Masters MAJORS: Economics, Entrepreneurship, Finance. Marketing, Real MAJORS Business, Communication, Education, Engineering, Liberal FINANCIAL DATA PLANNING CORPORATION Estate Arts SPECIALIZATIONS Economics, Finance, Marketing SPECIALIZATIONS: Not available POSITION(S) Full-time COMPANY PROFILE Pattt Hayhurst, on the UM Alumni Board, began COMPANY PROFILE: An international leader in high-tech office equip­ DEGREE Bachelors or Masters Ihis mortgage brokerage company and has expanded its reach far into ment Copiers, fax machines, and innovative new automation products MAJORS Sciences the success and prosperity of finance, entrepreneurship, marketing and are always in demand and you can be the one who profitsl SPECIALIZATIONS Computer Science and Mathematics. real estate. COMPANY PROFILE A software developer specializing in the Life Insurance & Pensions industries tor over 28 years Our team members enjoy an invigorating work environment offering competitive salaries and benefits.

Page 7 • Special Insert • September 20, 1996 LIMITED STORES METRO DADE PARK AND RECREATION CENTER NINE WEST GROUP. INC.

POSITION(S) Full-time, Part-time, Internships POSITION(S) Full-lime, Part-time POSITION(S) Full-time. Part-time DEGREE: Bachelors DEGREE Bachelors DEGREE Bachelors MAJORS Business. Communication. Education. Foreign Languages MAJORS Business. Liberal Arts MAJORS Business, Communication and Liberal Arts SPECIALIZATIONS Not available SPECIALIZATIONS: Not available SPECIALIZATIONS: Not available COMPANY NAME An award-winning entity of Metro Dade government COMPANY NAME The nation's leading retailer of women's fashionable COMPANY PROFILE: A women's ready-to-wear specialty with over 500 park areas and approximately 1800 year-round employees footwear and accessories currently operating over 800 stores nationwide retailer and an additional 400 summer employees including Nine West. 9&CO. Enzo, Nine West Outlet. Capezio, Bandolino, and Easy Spirit On average, we open a new store every LORD A TAYLOR THE MIAMI HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY four days creating exceptional career opportunities

POSITION(S) Full-time. Part-time POSITION(S) Full-time. Part-time, Internships NORFOLK SOUTHERN CORPORATION DEGREE: Bachelors DEGREE Bachelors or Masters MAJORS Business. Communication and Liberal Arts MAJORS Business. Communication and Science POSITION(S) Full-time SPECIALIZATIONS Not available SPECIALIZATIONS Advertising. Marking, Computer Science. MIS DEGREE Bachelors or Masters COMPANY PROFILE: A specialty department store of the May COMPANY PROFILE Known as Knigfit-Rtdder's flagship newspaper MAJORS Business. Engineering, and Sciences Company This newspaper publishes eight editions of the paper every day. each SPECIALIZATIONS Computer Science. Marketing. Accounting, with a variety of sections Finance, Transportation and Civil Engineering LOS ANGELES UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT COMPANY PPiOFILE Fortune 100 Railroad Freight transportation cor­ MOTOROLA PAGING PRODUCTS poration operating in 20 states primarily in the Southeast and Midwest POSITION(S): Full-time DEGREE Bachelors or Masters POSITION(S): Full-Time. Internships NORRELL SERVICES MAJORS Education, Liberal Arts DEGREE: MBA and Bachelors SPECIALIZATIONS Elementary Education. MAJORS Computer/Electtical/Mechanical Engineers. Accounting, POSITION(S): Full-time, Part-time COMPANY PROFILE Pari of the California School District 2,500 new Marketing DEGREE: Bachelors or teaching positions have recently been created SPECIALIZATIONS: Accounting, Finance, Marketing MAJORS Business, Communication, Engineering, Sciences COMPANY PROFILE: Motorola is one of the world's leading providers SPECIALIZATIONS Not available LUCENT TECHNOLOGIES of wireless commutations, semiconductors arid advanced electrical sys­ COMfVsNY PROFILE A staffing service company tems, components and services Their philosophy is to manage for long- POSITION(S): Full-time, Summer Internships term growth and profitability while consistently and appropriately invest­ NORTEL, INC. DEGREE Bachelors or Masters ing In technology to maintain competitive leadership MAJORS: Business. Engineering POSITION(S) Full-Time, Internships SPECIALIZATIONS Not available MAS/SCO DEGREE: MBA and Bachelors COMPANY PROFILE: A communications equipment development and MAJORS: Computer, Electrical, Mechanical Engineers, Accounting, manufacturing company Bell laboratories being the R&D arm. POSITION(S) Internships Finance, Marketing DEGREE Bachelors SPECIALIZATIONS: Accounting, Finance, Marketing MALLAH, FURMAN AND CO., P.A. MAJORS: Business, Communication, Educatsor ^reign Uinguages, COMPANY PROFILE A world leader in communications with a compa­ and Liberal Arts ny history of over 100 years, Nortel, Inc has sales, marketing and POSITION(S): Full-Time, Part-Time, Internships SPECIALIZATIONS Not available research operations In over 90 countries and currently employs over DEGREE MBA and Bachelors COMPANY PROFILE: A major consumer packaged goods organization 57,000 people The CALA organization is Nortel's arm to the Caribbean MAJORS Accounting It's brands include Oreo, Rilz, A 1 Steak Sauce. Grey Poc.pon Dijon and Latin America SPECIALIZATIONS Accounting Mustard. Egg Beaters and Planters Peanuts The Food Service COMPANY PROFILE Mallah Furman is one of the oldest and largest Company sells to the "meals away from home" universe - i.e. restau­ NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL UFE independent certified public accounting firms in South Florida, founded rants, hospitals, catering services, etc. in 1960 Their full-range services include audit, tax, management and POSITION(S): Full-time, Internships accounting NATIONAL PLANNING CORPORATION/THE GUARDIAN LIFE DEGREE Bachelors or Masters INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA MAJORS Business, Communication MASS MUTUAL/DBS FINANCIAL GROUP SPECIALIZATIONS Not available POSITION(S): Full-time COMPANY PROFILE: Among the ten largest companies Northwestern POSITION(S): FuH-time DEGREE: Bachelors or Masters is the only one specializing in individual coverage It's current product DEGREE: Bachelors or Masters MAJORS: All portfolio includes a complete range of permanent and tenn life insur­ MAJORS Business SPECIALIZATIONS: Not available ance, disability income and annuity plans tor the personal, business, SPECIALIZATIONS Not available. COMPANY PROFILE: Full-service insurance and financial consulting estate planning, and pension markets In addition to traditional life COMPANY PROFILE One of the country's premier life insurance com­ firm. insurance plans, the company also offers CompLife plans, which panies, and among the largest ranked in the Fortune 100 We serve include flexibility of coverage and premium at issue and adjustability more than two million policy owners We are licensed to do business in NATIONAL SECURITY AGENCY (NSA) after issue, and Variable Lite with annuity plans which provide policy all ^0 states, with nearly 100 agencies, 200 district offices, and 10,000 owners with investment alternatives. associates nationwide POSITION(S) Full-time, Internships DEGREE Bachelors or Masters OCEAN BANK MATROX TECH MAJORS: Engineering, Foreign Languages and Science SPECIFIC AREAS OF INTEREST Electrical and Computer POSITION(S) Full-Time POSITION(S): Full-time Engineering: Languages of Slavic, except Russian, middle Eastern and DEGREE MBA and Bachelors DEGREE: Bachelors or Masters Asian; Computer Science and Graduate level Mathematic majors MAJOR Accounting, Economics, Finance MAJORS: Engineering COMPANY PROFILE A federal government agency that coordinates SPECIALIZATIONS: Accounting, Economics, Finance, Intl Marketing & SPECIALIZATIONS: Electrical. Computer Engineering. certain domestic and foreign communication challenges, including the Finance COMPANY PROFILE. High technology world leader in high-end graph­ collection of foreign secure communications and the protection of U.S. COMPANY PROFILE: Not available ics, video and multimedia products for the "pc" market expanding its secure communications world class research and development facility in Boca Raton, Florida OLDE DISCOUNT STOCKBROKERS NATIONSBANK MAYORS JEWELERS POSITION(S) Full-time POSITION(S): Full-time DEGREE Bachelors or Masters POSITION(S): Full-time DEGREE: Bachelors or Masters MAJORS Business. Communications. Liberal Arts DEGREE: Bachelors MAJORS: Business SPECIALIZATIONS Not available MAJORS Business SPECIALIZATIONS: Finance, Management COMPANY PROFILE: A member of every major U.S. stock exchange SPECIALIZATIONS: MIS, Accounting, Merchandising COMPANY PROFILE: A bank holding company headquartered in and the only nationwide Full Service Discount Brokerage Firm It has COMPANY PROFILE: A retailer of tine jewelry since 1910. Charlotte, N.C NationsBank has a retail banking franchise in nine states over 200 offices and more lhan 1,000 registered representatives, who and the District of Columbia As of June 30th 1995, NationsBank had service an ever-expanding customer base As America's Full Service MCI COMMUNICATIONS total assets of $184 billion Discount Broker, OLDE has positioned itself to attract and support the long-term success of top producing brokers. POSITION'S): Full-Time NETCOM GROUP INETSTEP DEGREE MBA and Bachelors OMEGA RESEARCH. INC. MAJORS: Marketing and Sales POSITION(S) Full-time, Internships SPECIALIZATIONS. DEGREE: Bachelors or Masters POSITION(S) Full-time COMPANY PROFILE. MCI is the 2nd largest long distance company in MAJORS Communication, Engineering DEGREE Bachelors or Masters fhe world, though MCt's technologies extend far beyond this term They SPECIALIZATIONS Not available MAJORS Business, Engineering or Liberal Arts have over 65 offices in 60 international locations Their flagship alliance COMPANY PROFILE A computer networks / data communications / SPECIALIZATIONS Computer Science, Engineering is with British Telecommunications which has invested $4 3 billion for a system automation consulting firm COMPANY PROFILE World leader in investment charting and analysis 20% stake in MCI Today they are the third largest carrier of internation­ software. al telecommunications traffic NEWYORK LIFE PAGENET MERRILL LYNCH POSITION(S) Full-time, Part-time, Internships DEGREE Bachelors POSITION(S) Full-time POSITION(S): Full-Time MAJORS All DEGREE Bachelors DEGREE: Bachelors SPECIALIZATIONS: Not available MAJORS Business, Communication, Engineering, or Liberal Arts MAJOR : Accounting, Economics, Finance, HR. Mgmt, Intl COMPANY PROFILE A life insurance and financial services company SPECIALIZATIONS: Sales, Customer Service, Marketing/Finance, Taxation, Management providing business and personal financial planning Paging/Telecommunications Technicians. SPECIALIZATIONS COMPANY PROFILE: World's largest paging company in the telecom­ COMPANY PROFILE: Merrill Lynch is a diversified financial services munications industry institution which provides investment, financing, real estate, insurance and other services Trie Company's largest subsidiary. Merrill Lynch, Pierce. Fenner & Smith is a large securities firm and investment banking firm. It is a worldwide organization with over $1 Billion in income

Page 8• Special Insert* September20, 1996 MACl ECORPS RAMPAGE RETAILING. INC. SIEMENS STROMBERG CARLSON

POSITION(S) Fulltime POSITION(S): Full-time. Part-time. Internships POSITIONS) Full-Time ^•EGREE: Bachelors DEGREES Bachelors or Masters DEGREE MBA and Bachelors MAJORS All MAJORS Business, Communication and Liberal Arts MAJORS TBA SPECIALIZATIONS Not available SPECIALIZATIONS Not available SPECIALIZATIONS: TBA COMPANY PROFILE A federal government agency. COMPANY PROFILE Womens and girl's retail specially store COMPANY PROFILE Siemens Stromberg Carlson provides a variety of products in the areas of power generation, transmission and distribu­ PRATT A WHITNEY RINKER MATERIALS. CORP tion, industrial and building systems, drives and automation It is a glob­ al company with $8 billion in annual revenues, employing 373.000 men POSITION(S) Full-Time POSITtON(S): Full-time and women m over 180 countnes DEGREE MBA and Bachelors DEGREE Bachelors MAJORS Accounting. Economics. Engineering. Finance MAJORS: Business. Engineering and Liberal Arts SOUNO ADVICE, INC. SPECIALIZATIONS Accounting, Finance, Management Science, SPECIALIZATIONS Sales. Operations Management, Mechanical. Electrical and Computer Engineering. COMPANY PROFILE: Florida's largest supplier ol ready mix concrete POSITION(S): Full-time COMPANY PROFILE: Pratt & Whitney is the largest subsidiary ol the and other building materials. Our customers are general contractors and DEGREE: Bachelors or Masters , Fortune 20 company, United Technologies Corp. It was founded ki 1925 construction companies, and our products are used in road building and MAJORS Business. Liberal Arts. Music and developed the first air-cooled radial engine. It is a world-leader in major buildings throughout Florida SPECIALIZATIONS: Not available design, development and manufacturing ol advanced gas turbine COMPANY PROFILE: A consumer electronics retailer specializing in engines for commercial and military use. It is located in West Palm RK GRACE A CO. better products Beach. FL. POSITION(S): Full-time. Internships SPRINT CORPORATION PRECISION RESPONSE CORP. DEGREE Bachelors or Masters MAJORS Business, Communication and Liberal Arts POSITION(S): Full-Time POSITKDN(S): Full-Time SPECIALIZATIONS: Finance. Marketing DEGREE: MBAs DEGREE: MBA and Bachelors COMPANY PROFILE A full-service brokerage and investment banking MAJORS: MAJORS Marketing, Sales and Technical firm. SPECIALIZATIONS: Marketing, Sales. Management SPECIALIZATIONS: Marketing. Sales COMPANY PROFILE: Sprint Corporation is a global communications COMPANY PROFILE: PRC is a full-service provider of telephone- RYDER SYSTEM, INC. company which integrates long distance, focal and wireless communica­ based marketing and customer service solutions outsourcing to largo tions services, and a carrier of Internet traffic H had net sales in excess corporations. The company integrates teleservicing, database marketing POSITION(S): Full-Time. Internships of $8 5 million in 1995 and management. DEGREE MBA & Bachelors MAJORS: CIS. Finance, Compulor/Electricat Engineering STEELCASE, INC. PRENTICE HALL PUBLISHING SPECIALIZATIONS CIS, Finance, Systems Analysis COMPANY PROFILE: Ryder is a $4 7 billion organization and delivers POSITION(S) FuH-Time POSITION(S): Full-Time the most innovative solutions in transportation services around the DEGREE MBA and Bachelors DEGREE: MBA and Bachelors world It is also one ol the globe's 100 outstanding users of information MAJORS: Marketing. Sales. Management MAJORS: ALL Bachelors Ma,ors EXCEPT Engineering technology in its organisation It Is headquartered in Miami. FL. SPECIALIZATIONS: Marketing. Management, Sales SPECIALIZATIONS: CIS, Economics, Entrepreneurship, Finance, HR. COMPANY PROFILE: Sleelcase is one ol Ihe work) s leaders in provid­ Management. Management Science. Management, Marketing SAVANNAH COLLEGE OF ART A DESIGN ing innovative, flexible and durable systems furniture tor home or office. COMPANY PROFILE: Nol available In North America alone, they employ over 11.800 people and have over POSITION(S): Full-time 16,000 million square leet of facilities. 22 regional offices and nearly SOO PRICE WATERHOUSE LLP DEGREE: Bachelors dealers in the U S Their international division is based in Michigan and MAJORS Architecture. Communication is located throughout Central America. Europe. Asia Pacific and the POSITIONS) Full-Time SPECIALIZATIONS Visual Arts Middle East, with over 150 locations worldwide DEGREE MBAs COMPANY PROFILE: Graduate school ottering MFA, M.A and Master MAJOR: of Architecture degrees STRUCTURE SPECIALIZATIONS Accounting and Taxation COMPANY PROFILE: Price Walertiouse is one of the largest account­ SAWTEK, INC. POSITION(S): Full-time. Part-time. Internships ing firms in the world, headquartered in New York, with over $3 9 billion DEGREE Bachelors in revenue, 49,000 employees and a 'Forbes 400" private company. POSITION(S). Full-timo MAJORS Business, Communications. Education. Foreign Languages. DEGREE Bachelors or Masters Libcrfil Arts THE PRINCETON REVIEW MAJORS Engineering SPECIALIZATIONS: Not available SPECIALIZATIONS Chemical. Electrical. Mechanical. Computer and COMPANY PROFILE: A mens clothing specialty store Structure style is POSITION(S): Full-time and part-time Material Science authentic dressing for real We Our down-to-earth, casual attitude fits DEGREE: Bachelors COMPANY PROFILE This company designs, develops, manufactures your lifestyle. MAJORS: All and markets Saw technology SAWTEK, Inc Is located in Apopka, SPECIALIZATIONS: Not available (central) Florida. SUNSENTINAL COMPANY PROFILE: Testing preparatory company. t SBC COMMUNICATIONS, INC. POSITION(S) Full-time PROGRESSIVE INSURANCE DEGREE Bachelors or Masters POSITION(S): Full-time MAJORS Business, and Communication POSITION(S): Full-time Internships DEGREE Bachelors or Masters SPECIALIZATIONS: Computer Science, Muti-Media. Journalism DEGREE: Bachelors or Masters MAJORS Business. Communication. Engineering. Science COMPANY PROFILE: Division of the Tnbune Company Newspaper. MAJORS Business, Communication, Education, Foreign Languages, SPECIALIZATIONS Marketing and MIS. Main offices located downtown Ft Lauderdale and Dearfiekt Beach Liberal Arts, Nursing, and Sciences COMPANY PROFILE A telecommunications company located in Little SPECIALIZATIONS: Nol Available. Rock. Arkansas. SUNTRUST, MIAMI, N.A. COMPANY PROFILE Property'casualty insurance company SEARS, ROEBUCK ANO COMPANY POSITION(S): Full-time PROSOURCE DEGREE 3achelors or Masters POSITION(S) Full-lime MAJORS Business POSITION(S): Full-Time DEGREE: Bachelors or Masters SPECIALIZATIONS Accounting and Finance DEGREE: MBA and Bachelors MAJORS All COMPANY PROFILE SunTrust has over $44 billion m assets, ranking in MAJORS Accounting Marketing, HR. Management. CIS SPECIALIZATIONS Not available the top 20 largest banking companies in the United States It has been SPECIALIZATIONS: Accounting. Marketing. HR. Management. CIS, COMPANY PROFILE A network ot over 800 full-line department stores a constant force in the financial industry by having the flexibility to Management Science and 1,500 off-the-mall stores. Sears is a leading retailer of apparel. respond proactivety to set the pace rather than follow it H is headquar­ COMPANY PROFILE: A South Florida leader in the distribution indus­ home and automotive products and related services tor lamilies tered in Atlanta. Georgia and operates over 700 offices throughout try It was founded in 1954 in conjunction with the Burger King Corp throughout North America Georgia, Florida, Tennessee and Alabama and has expanded nationwide It has over $1 Billion in annual sales with over 1,500 employees SW£«.V//V-rVH.i..4MS TACO BELL

PRUDENTIAL SECURITIES OF NEW YORK POSITION(S) Full-time POSITION(S) Full-time DEGREE Bachelors DEGREE Bachelors or Masters POSITION(S| FuN-time MAJORS Business. Communication MAJORS Business. Communication DEGREE: Bachelors or Masters SPECIALIZATIONS Marketing. Finance. Management, and Business SPECIALIZATIONS: Not available MAJORS Business. Communication Liberal Arts Admim iratfofl COMPANY PROFILE A highly successful, fast growing division of SPECIALIZATIONS Nol .callable COMPANY PROFILE A Fortune 200 company specializing in selling Fortune 20 Pepsico. COMPANY PROFILE: A lull service brokerage firm paints lo commercial and retail customers through 2.100 plus company owned stores TAP PHARMACEUTICALS RADIO SHACK SIEMENS ROLM COMMUNICATIONS POSITION(S) Full-lime POSITION(S) Full-time, Part-time DEGREE Bachelors or Masters DEGREE Bachelors POSITION(S) Full-Time MAJORS. Business. Nursing, Sciences .MAJORS Business DEGREE MBA and Bachelors SPECIALIZATIONS Health Science, Biology SPECIALIZATIONS Not available MAJORS. Computer Electrical Engineering COMPANY PROFILE A pharmaceutical sales company located in COMPANY PROFILE America's largest consumer electronics ret, SPECIALIZATIONS CIS and Telecommunications Orlando, Florida. with more than 6.500 locations. A fortune 500 company that has. COMPANY PROFILE Siemens Rolm is a designer, manufacturer and defined career path with unlimited potential. distributors ol some ol Ihe mosl sophisticated business communications systems in the world It is an inlet national organization with over 60 locations worldwide

Page 9 • Special Insert • September 20, 1996 TARGET US. AIR FORCE WALT DISNEY WORLD CO.-CHARACTER PREMIERE

POSITION(S) Full-time POSITION(S) Full-time POSITION(S) Part-time DEGREE Bachelors or Masters DEGREE Bachelors or Masters DEGREE Bachelors or Masters MAJORS Business Communication. Education, Liberal Arts MAJORS Business Communication Engineering Nursing and MAJORS Business. Communication Education , Foreign Languages SPECIALIZATIONS Not available Sciences and Liberal Arts » COMPANY PROFILE An upscale discount retailer SPECIALIZATIONS Not available SPECIALIZATIONS Not available COMPANY PROFILE An armed services organization COMPANY PROFILE A liquidation cenler for Walt Disney World Co. TECH DATA CORPORATION located in the Sawgrass Mills Mall U.S. CUSTOMS SERVICE POSITION(S) Full-Time WINN DIXIE DEGREE MBA and Bachelors POSITION(S) Full-Time MAJORS Computer Science. Computer Engineering. MIS DEGREE: MBA and Bachelors POSITIONS) Full-Time SPECIALIZATIONS Marketing, CIS. MIS MAJORS Management. Management Science DEGREE: MBA and Bachelors COMPANY PROFILE Tech Data is a leading distributor of personal SPECIALIZATIONS Management. Management Science MAJORS Management computer products serving more than 50 000 resellers and retailers COMPANY PROFILE U S Customs Department commands worldwide SPECIALIZATIONS Management through the U S . Canada, Europe, Latin America and the Caribbean It exposure for its dedication to law enforcement and acting as safeguard­ COMPANY PROFILE Wtnn Dixie is the nation's 5th largest retail food is a Fortune 500 company offering comprehensive product lines in soft­ ed barrier against, among other things, the transportation of illegal chain with 123.000 associates The company operated over 1,175 ware networking and communications In 1995, their net sales were materials and substances Positions in U S Customs include special supermarkets in 14 states including the Bahamas As of mid-1995, its $2,418,410 agents, etc and one is guaranteed the benefits and pensions of the gross profits were $2,723,307 It also operates a network of distribution United States when under its employ center and manufacturing plants TEXACO. INC. US. DEPARTMENT OF STATE WKIS RADIO POSITION'S) Full-Time DEGREE Bachelors and MBA POSITION(S): Fulltime. Internships POSITION(S) Full-time, Part-time, Internships MAJORS Civil/Mechanical Engineering DEGREE Bachelors or Masters DEGREE Bachelors SPECIALIZATIONS CIS. Finance, H R Management, Intl MAJORS Ali MAJORS Communications Finance/Marketing Management, Marketing SPECIALIZATIONS Not available SPECIALIZATIONS Not available COMPANY PROFILE; Texaco, Inc and ils subsidiaries explore tor, pro­ COMPANY PROFILE The official international relations ami of the COMPANY PROFILE A continuous country music station in the duce transport refine and market crude oil, natural gas and petroleum President and the United States It is responsible for carrying our US Miami/Fort Lauderdale area The popularity of our on-air announcers products worldwide The company owns or has extensive interests in foreign policy and lor maintaining diplomatic relation with other coun­ as well as numerous concerts and annual events sponsored by KISS- production, manufacturing and marketing vvorttwide They are a leader tries throughout the world. FM are well known to many South Floridians and country music tans in the practical application of advanced 3-D visualization technology In This radio station is part ol Sunshine Wireless Company, Inc . located in 1994. they had a 54% increase in operating levels US. NAVY Hollywood. Flonda

TIME CUSTOMER SERVICE. INC. POSITION'S) Full time WORLD PASS COMMUNICATION DEGREE Bachelors or Masters POSITION(S) Full-Time MAJORS Technical POSITION(S): Full-Time. Part-Time DEGREE Bachelors SPECIALIZATIONS Architecture, Business, Engineering, Foreign DEGREE: MBA and Bachelors MAJORS CIS Languages, Nursing and Sciences MAJORS: CIS SPECIALIZATIONS: COMPANY PROFILE: Part ot Ihe U S Armed Forces Team SPECIALIZATIONS Entrepreneurship, International COMPANY PROFILE Not available. Finance/Marketing, Telecommunications US PATENT A TRADEMARK OFFICE COMPANY PROFILE World Pass is the 4th largest long distance cam-, TOYS "R' US er in the United Slates They provide both local and long distance ser­ POSITION(S) Full time vice and are major competitors to AT&T and the Bell operating compa­ POSITION(S) Full-time DEGREE Bachelors or Masters nies DEGREE Bachelors MAJORS Engineering. Sciences MAJORS All SPECIALIZATIONS Not available SPECIALIZATIONS Not available COMPANY PROFILE US Patent & Trademark Office examines applica­ COMPANY PROFILE The largest toy retailer in the country. tions for patents registers trademarks publishes patent information, maintains search files ol U S and foreign patents for public use and THE TRANE COMPANY supplies copies of patents and official record to the public

POSITION(S) Full-time U.S. SPACE CAMP Wednesday, DEGREE Bachelors MAJORS Engineering POSITION(S) Part-time, Internships SPECIALIZATIONS Not available DEGREE Bachelors i COMPANY PROFILE A Haul manufacturing and sales company MAJORS Business. Communication. Education and Sciences September 25,1996 SPECIALIZATIONS Not available. TURNER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY COMPANY PROFILE Residential space science camp for 4th-7th grade students Non-profit private foundation. POSITION(S) Internships DEGREE Bachelors US. SECRET SERVICE Smathers Student MAJORS Engineenng SPECIALIZATIONS Civil Engineering POSITION(S) FuH-time COMPANY PROFILE The nation's largest commercial builder The #1 DEGREE Bachelors or Masters Construction Management Company in the United States MAJORS AM Wellness Center SPECIALIZATIONS Not Available UCS, INC. COMPANY PROFILE U S government agency - law enforcement POSITION(S) Full-time USWEB AVANTI 10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. DEGREE Bachelors or Masters MAJORS Engineenng. Sciences. Business POSITION(S) FJII time. Part-time. Internships SPECIALIZATIONS Not available DEGREE Bachelors or Masters COMPANY PROFILE Software development company specializing in MAJORS Sciences field automation solutions SPECIALIZATIONS Computer Science. Mathematics, Physics, MBAs COMPANY PROFILE Web development company, professional services Univeraity ol Miami company Continuing Sludlea Department VENTO SOFTWARE Univerally ol Miami Graduate School POSITION(S) Full-Time, Internships DEGREE: MBA and Bachelors Univerally ot Miami MAJORS Computer Engineering, CIS International Student Servicea SPECIALIZATIONS CIS, Entrepreneurship, Marketing, Systems Analysis, Telecommunications Univeraity ot Miami School ot Law, Ottice of Student Recruiting COMPANY PROFILE: Vento Software was founded in 1993 marketing application programs for financial and marketing decisions The compa­ POSITION(S) Full-time. Part-time ny has grown so rapidly that tt has formed alliances with General DEGREE Bachelors Motors. Hewlett Packard Oracle Corp and Tandem Computers They MAJORS All •re also expanding into Canada. France and Australia and South Africa SPECIALIZATIONS Prelaw COMPANY PROFILE If you are considering law school, a representa­ WALT DISNEY CO. tive Irom the University ol Miami School ol Law would like to speak with you Learn about the School of Law's 175+ course offerings. 35» stu- POSITION(S): Full-Time. internship* • dent organizations, law reviews, litigation skills and clinical programs, DEGREE MBAs summer abroad options. LL M programs and other special programs MAJOR: Our close proximity to the City of Miami allows students many career SPECIALIZATIONS Accounting. Finance. CIS, Systems Analysis enhancing opportunities to become involved in its vibrant legal commu­ COMPANY PROf ILE The largest entertainment conglomerate in the nity. world, Walt Disney Co includes not only the theme parks and consumer products, it it a worid leader in international television, theatrical produc­ tions, interactive communications and televentures It's assets Ihrough ongoing acquisitions and mergers total in the Unions on any given day

Page 10 • Special Insert • September 20, 1996 University of Miami thanks all corporations for participating in the Fall 96 Career Fair presented by the Toppel and Ziff Placement Centers

Matrox Tech Inc. A high technology worid leader In high-end graphics, video & multi­ media products for the PC market, continues to expand It's world class R&D facility In Boca Raton, Florida.

In order to meet the challenge of designing the next generation of our state-of-the-art products, we require dedicated, creative team players who thrive in a high-energy work environment. We currently have several openings lor ASK Design Hardware Engineers who meet the following criteria: Target's • Ability to design Integrated circuit! using the latest ASK design tool. and technology Explosive Growth • BS In FJectilcal A/or Computer Engineering (or postgraduate degree) ERns Exciting Career • Minimum ol 2 year experience In digital CMOS circuit design (graphic controller., multimedia or video) Opportunities for College Grads! • Experience In VIIDI. coding, elmulation snd Synopsys ayntheeis to required • Familiarity with CellS (Gateensemble). Sunrise, Motive, C or C++ and Sun/UNIX environmenl Is highly preferable.

We offer a compilative salary and an excellent benefits package. Please mail or fax your resume to: Matrox Tech Inc. Attn: Traci R. Mirza, 9ASICUM 1075 Broken Sound Parkway Boca Raton, Florida 33487 Fax: (561) 998-1796 Come see us at the Career Fair! A pacesetter in mass merchandising and a division of Dayton Hudson Corporation. Target Stores are setting the industry on fire with innovation and ' • •ajaajsj unsurpassed excellence. If you are a recent graduate with dynamic leadership M *«e| ».» rut and planning capabilities, our expansion in this region has created exceptional ^Ryder ODportunities to join our industry leading management program. Good communication skills are vital and we accept all majors. Our only N SOLUTIONS! | stipulation is that you possess the sincere desire to be successful member of HTTimlTOTtrl">1fl V I our executive team.

Ryder's explosive gruwih in ihe integrated logistics In return, you'll enjoy: industry has created exceptional opportunities in • Excellent salary information technology. As we redefine the leading • Great benefits, including medical/ dental options edge with innovative solutions designed lo enable • Friendly people our customers lo slream-line their operations and reduce iheir costs, our IT team members are • Fun setting engaged in exciting global initiatives. We uiilt/e the very latest systems and are constantly enhancing our lechnologkal envirunmeni. • Outstanding opportunity for Career growth and promotions If you are interested in joining a Fortune 250, $S.l-billion organization headquartered in Miami and would like to meet We invite you to attend our Management Career Fair where company r r one-on-one with our recruiters, see us on campus at the ep esentatives will be available to discuss your future and your career ootennal with Target. Career Fair, Sept. 25, where we can discuss your future with our dynamic organization. September 25 K\dcr niters superior compensation and generous benefits lhal include relocalion assistance and tuition reinibursemeni. Don'l miss ihis opponunii)! However if you cannot meel wilh 10:00am - 3:00 pm us. send your resume lo: Ryder Syslem, Inc., (ollege Relations. MM NW 82nd Ave, Smathers Student Wellness Center ©TARGET Miami, FL Hit*. An Equal Opponunii) Employer. Drug testing is a condition of employment with Ryder. DRUG cREE/EOt

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Teacher candidates must have completed a state teacher certification So don't sell yourself short. Call us about an internship that can program including student teaching be of great value to you... and to AND a prospective employer. Teacher candidates who possess a baccalaureate (BA\BS) degree and have passed or plan to register for the CBEST and are interested in For more information, contact: pursuing an alternative certification program are encouraged to apply.

Salary range is from $29,529 to S31,490. Cristi Stroud Downey District Agency See our Recruiters at the Career Fair 448-5666 September 25,1996 Nprthvyeste For additional information call and ask for Amie Weiner at: em (213) 625-5339 or (800) 832-2452 Mutual Life The Quiet Company* Los Angeles Unified School District httpyAwvw.NorthwesternMutudl.com An AfGrmetive Action/Equal Opportunity Employer

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