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In the End, UM Was the Real Winner PAGE 3 Cyan Magenta Yell Black ( Hurry01 ) Get your Smackdown NEWS PAGE 6 Kerry was UM and Bush was Louisiana Tech OPINION PAGE 9 DAVID EPPOLITO/Hurricane staff Wear your political statement EDGE PAGE 12 Georgia Tech falls as Brock Berlin soars SPORTS PAGE 15 PLUS: KERRY Mansion slams vs. Bush 11 Bradley No. 2 in nation 19 In theBUSH end, UM was photo above SEANNA CRONIN/Hurricane Staff FRANK LOPEZ/Hurricane Staff the real winner PAGE 3 CyanCyan Magenta Magenta Yell Yell Black Black ( (Hurr2 Hurr2 ) ) CALENDAR OCT TODAY Locks of Love time is finally back. 5 Brought to UM by LINK, professional salon stylists will be cutting and styling donators’ hair for free from 10 a.m. to BREAKING SPREADS 12:30 p.m. To set up an appointment, please email [email protected]. If you would like to find out more infor- mation about Locks of Love please visit their national website at www. locksoflove.org. OCT WEDNESDAY Last chance to donate to Locks 6 of Love from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. To set up an appointment, please email [email protected]. OCT THURSDAY Come by the UC Breezeway from 7 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. to fill out a brief ques- tionnaire, learn more about Depression and enjoy snacks and prizes as the UM Counseling Center commemorates National Depression Screening Day. For more information, contact Jose Sandoval at [email protected]. Don’t forget the Fall Career Expo today at the Wellness Center from ERIN HURLEY/Hurricane Staff 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Representatives WHY SHOULD I BE PRESIDENT?: Students filled the patio holding signs and posters to watch the first Presidential Debate Thursday night. from a wide variety of companies and organizations will be on campus to share employment and internship Students the real stars of Debate Watch Party opportunities with you. Professional By Vanessa Krause young people to get involved and and students enjoyed a variety of places around the area. dress is required. For more informa- News Reporter became more aware of politics,” Beau desserts, hamburgers, hot dogs and Because of the big crowd, a large tion, including a list of the compa- Sia, one of the members of DYP, said. chicken wings that were offered in number of students had to sit on the nies that will attend, visit www.toppel. The UC patio and the Rat were the “But tonight is wild, I had no idea it tables along the UC Patio and the grass to watch the debate. miami.edu/careerexpo. places to be Thursday night, as more would be like this - it’s amazing.” Rat. “Overall, the party was a success,” than 4,500 students gathered to enjoy The large crowd of students “The party is excellent - there are Jana Carrero, sophomore, said. “But I Are you the best NCAA Football a huge “block party” that entertained prompted security to be tight as enough people to make it a fun atmo- think that the little space between the gamer in the country? If you’re students and faculty. up to the challenge, come by the students entered the UC Patio and sphere, but not so many that it feels Food Court and the Rat was a little Hosted by WWE Superstars Convocation Center at 7 p.m. to check Breezeway. All students and faculty overcrowded,” Tim Keogh, senior, said. claustrophobic since the tables and out the EA Sports NCAA Football Mick Foley, Mark Henry and Chris were required to show a valid 'Cane “Plus, the University gains cool points the food lines were all situated really Challenge. This event is free for UM Nowinski, the party began before the card at every entrance. anytime there’s free food. It’s much close together.” students. debate, and continued long after it “The debate party was one of the higher quality food than I think a lot The post-debate performances had ended. best university-sponsored events I’ve of students are used to.” included Grammy award winner Jill OCT SATURDAY The pre-debate performance was been to during my college career,” The scene was hectic before the Scott, followed by Grammy award Don’t miss the hip-hop artists per- headed by Declare Yourself Poets Vanessa Alvarez, sophomore, said. “I’ll debate, as television cameras and nominee Vanessa Carlton, who was 7 forming live at the Convocation Center [DYP], a young group of poets that probably never be as safe as I was this reporters hunted down students the last performance of the evening at 7 p.m. The Hip-Hop Explosion fea- travels around the country encourag- past week on campus. I’ve never been for quick interviews and photo ops. concluding minutes after midnight. tures Twista, Jadakiss, D.O.D. and ing young people to make a difference surrounded by so many guards.” Once the debate got underway, the more. Tickets start at $16.75. and vote. Despite the large crowd of stu- attention quickly shifted to the large Vanessa Krause can be contacted “Our mission is to encourage dents, the free food was not scarce, screens that were placed in strategic at [email protected]. THE MIAMI NEWSROOM: (305) 284-2016 The Miami Hurricane is published semi-weekly during the regular ADVERTISING POLICY BUSINESS OFFICE: (305) 284-4401 academic year and is edited and produced by undergraduate stu- The Miami Hurricane’s business office is located at 1306 Stanford FAX: (305) 284-4404 dents at the University of Miami. This publication does not necessar- Dr., Norman A. 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Letters, with a suggested length of per year. SENIOR ADVISER ASST. SPORTS EDITOR ART DIRECTOR Jendayi Muntu 300 words, must be signed and include a copy of your student ID Sigman Splichal Darren Grossman Deborah Block ©2004 University of Miami card, phone number and year in school. 1 copy per person, 50 cents after. 2 News THE MIAMI HURRICANE October 5, 2004 Cyan Magenta Yell Black ( Hurr3 ) NEWS BRIEFS UMNEWS Students join community in volunteering for National Gandhi Day of Service National Gandhi Day of Service, held last Saturday, brought out 150 students from UM to volunteer for various activities at 13 differ- ent sites that ranged from wildlife preserves to retirement homes. Student organizations that participated included LINK, STEP, Earth Alert, Habitat for Humanity, COISO, ISA, UBS, HSA, and SpectrUM. Outside of UM, there were an additional 50 volunteers from Barry University and The Miami Non-Violence Project. All together, includ- ing Florida Club Care Center, Epworth Village, Charlee House, and a hurricane relief warehouse. Volunteers spent all morning making a difference in their community. According to organizers, this year has been the most successful Gandhi Day endeavor in the last 3 years. SG and Library join forces to improve test scores Student Government and the University of Miami library system announced the availability of LSAT, MCAT and GRE prep books. There will be two copies of each available, one for library-only use SARA MIGA/Photo Editor and one for three-day reserve. The deal with the library is that if NOT JOHN HANCOCK: Sen. John McCain signs autographs for UM students Pete Maki and Peter Groverman before Thursday's debate. the demand for these books increases, then more copies will be added. Debate activities on campus ELSEWHERE encourages student voters U. Wisconsin police arrest mascot for crowd surfing By Christine Dominguez Associate News Editor (U-WIRE) MADISON, Wis.— Camp Randall provided some memo- rable moments for University of Wisconsin [UW] students last Celebrities passed students in the hall- Saturday as the UW football team beat Penn State 16-3, but one badger missed out on part of the fun. ways, the UC Breezeway became a hotspot The UW Police Department quietly arrested Bucky Badger during for political shouting matches, and all media the second quarter of the game shortly after police officers saw him cameras were focused on UM when the first body passing through the student section.
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