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STUDENT ORGANIZATION Band of the Hour ups tempo with new uniforms

commitment to excellence, and excitement that Performers to earn we provide for everyone at the events we partici- higher stipend pate in by giving us this pay increase.” While the changes have forced the stu- BY MAYA LUBARSKY dents to adjust, they have also pushed them to CONTRIBUTING NEWS WRITER strive for excellence. This holds true for senior Julia Klingner. As a drum major, she took on At the age of five, sophomore Murphy the role of conducting the Daft Punk-based half- Aucamp began playing the drums and never time show, which was performed at every foot- stopped, continuing on to perform in his middle ball game throughout fall 2014, and was pushed school and high school bands. to do better than her best. Aucamp is now on the University of Mi- “Professor Rees kept on drilling me about ami Band of the Hour’s drum line. my expression and energy, and I felt like no mat- “I was skeptical of joining band my second ter how hard I tried I just couldn’t get it right,” year,” he said. “The main reason I came back Kilngner said. “Then on the final run through is because we were getting a new director and of the show, I just totally went for it, releasing I wanted to see what direction it would go in.” HALLEE MELTZER // ASSISTANT PHOTO EDITOR all inhibitions. After I cut off the band, I almost The beginning of this year brought chang- DRUM LINE: The Band of the Hour performing at Sun Life Stadium, during October’s passed out while still on the podium, and my es for Aucamp and his fellow band members. football game against FSU. The semester’s half-time shows were Daft Punk-themed. whole body felt like Jell-O.” They recently welcomed new leadership, in- The 90-year-old band hopes to become cluding Jay Rees, director of athletic bands form at that very high level. We are giving them Additionally, if they agree to perform in more reputable and establish a tradition of ex- and professor of music; Douglas McCullough, really exciting, demanding and innovative ma- the Pep Band in the spring, they will receive an cellence in the future, one where students do not assistant director of athletic bands and director terial to work with.” extra $1,000. Pep Band is the group that plays join just to get free football tickets to the games, of marching; and Natalie Chernow, dance line Rees also mentioned that in the coming in sporting and other events during the spring director Rees explained, but where they want coach. year the band students will also receive com- semester. to play their best and promote an image of UM Rees, a UM alumnus, said he wanted to pletely new uniforms and a brand new set of “Obviously it is nice to be paid more, but that students can be proud of. change up the band when he joined the team. instruments for all of brass and percussion. I think there is more to it than that,” said drum “I am more intrinsically motivated to con- “There are some conceptual changes go- Along with the new equipment, the stu- major Colton Freitas, who plays the trombone tinue to be part of this organization because I ing on and then there are some logistical chang- dent performers, who currently receive a sti- when he is not conducting. “Personally, I feel am both proud of what we have accomplished es occurring,” he said. “The big picture thing pend of $200, will earn a $1,500 paycheck if they that it is nice to get this type of recognition from so far together, and more importantly because that is different is that we are pushing the level participate in Band of the Hour in the fall. the Athletic Department. In essence, they are I am excited about what we have the potential of excellence of the band to a much higher level telling us that they appreciate all the hard work, to be in the not-so-distant-future,” Freitas said. and we are expecting the band students to per-

SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY Social media app connects millennials on college campuses

Tank,” where entrepreneurs-to-be pitched their greatest ideas Swartz was a sophomore majoring in entrepreneurship at Founder drops out of school, to a panel of ruthless investors. the University of Maryland when he decided to take a break devotes himself to startup “I wanted to create something that I could use at my from classes after joining the Wigo team. As the first student school with my friends,” he said. at UMD to download the app, Swartz shared it with his Delta BY CARLEN DICKERSON After spending a summer designing his idea, Kaplan bor- Chi fraternity brothers, who then shared it with their friends. CONTRIBUTING NEWS WRITER rowed money from his parents to hire a programmer to create The Delta Chi brothers started using the app to invite people to the app. He then had a soft launch with the 2,800 students of their parties, introducing the Maryland student body to Wigo. It’s a Friday night and there’s one question burning his alma mater in Worcester, Massachusetts, in January 2014. Going beyond connecting people online, Wigo gives peo- through every college student’s mind: Who is going out? “Within three weeks, half the school was using the app,” ple the opportunity to meet up in person. As members of the iGeneration, students are obsessed Kaplan said. “I had to make a decision. Either this goes onto “Wigo gives you the ability to connect in real life,” Swartz with social media and fighting FOMO – the fear of missing my resume as a fun experience, or I take it to the next level.” said. “It’s all about having a good time.” out. Kaplan dropped out of college to devote all of his time to After the success he achieved at his own college, Swartz Students can fear no more. the success of his company. He was introduced to Paul English, contacted Kaplan about interning at the company and was Wigo, short for “who is going out,” is a free social plan- co-founder of the travel website Kayak, who had just launched quickly promoted. ning app that allows students to see who’s going where, doing a new accelerator program and was interested in Wigo. “And now, I have equity in the company,” he said. what, when and why in their college, every single night. Through English’s program, Kaplan was able to raise Wigo users are from big schools across the nation, includ- The app is similar to the “events” feature on Facebook. $500,000 in seed money. Since then, Wigo has had 30 down- ing Coastal Carolina, Florida State, Ohio State and Tulane. At An organizer, such as a fraternity or sorority, will post an event loads a day. least 5 percent of the students at a school must download the and send out invitations via Wigo. Students can then join the One key feature of Kaplan is its exclusive reach to college app before it gets “unlocked” on the campus. event to let others know whether or not they’ll be attending. students. To download the app, users must have a university UM students like freshman Victoria Saldan believes it The organizers can make money for each person after 100 that email address and a Facebook account to block out townies would be great to have Wigo on campus. attends the event. and non-students. “I need to be in the loop at all times,” she said. CEO and Co-founder Ben Kaplan, 23, came up with the “It’s a safer social media network,” said Tyler Swartz, idea in his freshman dorm room at College of the Holy Cross. the company’s director of business development. “No random He had just won $100 in a competition similar to “Shark sketchballs are going to know what you’re going to be doing. To read more on Wigo, visit themiamihurricane.com. We like to say, ‘protect your wild side.’”

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STUDENT GOVERNMENT OBITUARY Smoke-free week enforces ban Junior passes away

half the smoking areas to removing the UM alumnus Micah Nellessen Policy fails to areas altogether. was one of the organizers of the event Several vigils prevent smoking On Aug. 1, 2013, President Don- even though he is not a smoker. to be held na E. Shalala sent a letter implementing “We just want to go back to the BY ISABELLA CUETO the final step in the process – a campus old system,” Nellessen said. “That way BY ERIKA GLASS STAFF WRITER that is 100 percent smoke-free. we can keep the smoke contained to cer- MANAGING NEWS EDITOR Students like Brianna Hathaway, tain areas, and if someone doesn’t like All around campus, sky-blue SG president-elect, believe it is neces- the smoke, they can avoid those areas. On Monday afternoon, the “Breathe Freely” signs endorse the Uni- sary to promote resources to help people A lot of us are non-smokers, and we are university announced that junior EPHRAIM versity of Miami’s smoke-free policy, stop smoking. not condoning smoking. But it’s our Aurora Ephraim, 20, passed but despite these efforts to stop tobacco “I think the ban is important be- right to choose.” away. She died on March 15, BTQ community and she was use, clouds of gray smoke still contami- cause when the climate survey was For some international students, a according to Tribute.com, a lo- dearly loved by her fellow nate UM’s air. originally taken years ago, the major- language barrier could cause misunder- cal source for obituary news. ‘Canes,” said Jacob Rudolph, Student Government is trying to ity of students wanted to transition standing. Zihan Wang, a student from Ephraim was a physics ma- UPride president. address this issue through its first “Be- to a smoke-free campus to provide a China, said he did not understand the jor who lived in the University In an email statement to the SmokeFree Week” on March 16-20, a healthier environment for all students,” policy at first. Village. She was originally from university community, President four-day event designed to raise aware- she said. “When I first got on-campus, when New Jersey. Donna E. Shalala expressed her ness about the campus policy and en- As part of the campus initiative, I looked at the sign saying ‘Smoke-Free She was also involved in condolences for the family. courage smokers to take advantage of the Office of Community Health Affairs Campus,’ I thought it meant everyone several student organizations, There will be several vigils free smoking-cessation resources. Area Health Education Center spon- can smoke freely on campus,” said including the American Society held in Ephraim’s honor. “So far the week has gone well,” sored the BeSmokeFree program to be Wang, a sophomore finance major. of Civil Engineers, National Or- SPS students are hosting said Ashley Falcon, assistant director of a resource for everyone on campus. The The prohibition of smoking ex- ganization for Women at UM a memorial at 6:30 p.m. Thurs- wellness in the Department of Wellness Wellness Center and the Medical Well- tends to carrying a lighted tobacco (NOW) and Scientifica maga- day in the UPride office; NOW and Recreation. “We’ve had a lot of stu- ness Center offer classes to help tobacco product and even electronic cigarettes. zine. Additionally, she served as will be holding one at 8 p.m. dents participate in one way or another addicts kick their smoking habit. The policy also encourages “smoke-free the former president of the Soci- Tuesday in front of the Physics each day.” Despite the resources and bright ambassadors” to approach smokers and ety of Physics Students (SPS). Building; and the university will Throughout the week, events such reminders on lampposts and walls, it advise them to abide by the rules. “Aurora Ephraim was commemorate Ephraim’s life as a cigarette butt cleanup on Thursday is not uncommon to find a handful of UM is just one of many Florida a dear friend to many here at Thursday, March 26. The time and a trivia night and information ses- cigarette butts flattened in front of Rich- colleges to implement smoke-free the University of Miami. She and place are to be announced. sion at Friday’s Canes After Dark will ter Library. policies, with help from Tobacco Free brightened the hearts and souls University chaplains as take place. Students even organized a sit-in Florida, a media campaign funded by of many,” said Tyler Katz, a well as the Counseling Center, The Smoke-Free Campus Initia- protest in 2013 when the university first the state and supported by legislation sophomore member of SPS. which can be reached by calling tive began in 2011 when the university got rid of smoking areas. A group of stu- that warns of the dangers of tobacco She was also a member of 305-284-5511, are available to created designated smoking areas. It dents sat on the Rock, smoking, holding use. According to Tobacco Free Florida UPride, the LGBTQ organiza- assist students. was comprised of three phases, going posters and signing a petition against the statistics, the largest group of smokers is tion on campus. from designated areas to eliminating ban. those aged between 18-24. “She was a passionate Haynes Stephens contributed to this member of our campus’s LG- report.

WOMEN’S with free food and ticket giveaways to events costs $210 for students and $300 for non- NEWS BRIEFS such as Ultra Music Festival. There will be student members. To register, call 305-284- LEADERSHIP guest DJs such as Australian producer Thom- 5433 or e-mail [email protected]. as Jack. For a chance to win tickets, register a SYMPOSIUM team to participate in a pool volleyball tournament to pr@wvum.org. The event is free DONNA E. SHALALA The committee for Women’s Leadership for all students and starts at 1 p.m. Saturday, Symposium is hosting a student-run confer- Mar. 21 at the University Center Pool. MUSICREACH ence supporting women’s empowerment PROGRAM from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday. “Constructing You” will include networking with success- “FIRST STEP FITNESS” ful women in South Florida and workshops The Phillip and Patricia Frost School of Music to explore various issues affecting society. PROGRAM is renaming its Frost MusicReach commu- Breakfast and lunch will be provided. The nity music program in honor of UM President Donna E. Shalala. The Donna E. Shalala Mu- event is free for students. To register, visit ti- A new, six-week ﬁ tness orientation program sicReach Program, which is taught by UM nyurl.com/ConstructingYou. that combines personal training, body com- students, provides free weekly hands-on mu- position assessments and nutritional infor- sic instruction to more than 450 elementary, mation is now offered at the Wellness Center. middle and high school students in Miami- WARM-UP POOL Participants will be paired with a personal Dade County. The $1 million donation will trainer and receive six 30-minute personal help serve more than 1,500 kids. PARTY training sessions once a week. People will also receive a customized, detailed workout VICTORIA MCKABA // STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER WVUM is making a splash. The on-campus plan to use during and after the program has Alina Zerpa may be contacted at azerpa@the- POINT AND SHOOT: Alumnus Adrian Mesa takes ended. The program is only for new and cur- miamihurricane.com. a selfi e with Sebastian on the Rock Wednesday, radio station will be having a pool party to earning credit for UM’s “Tradition Keeper Program.” prepare for the Winter Music Conference rent members of the Wellness Center and

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ALUMNI THEMIAMIHURRICANE.COM ‘77 graduate becomes UW president

Cauce lived at student voice, because that is a huge part of our Read about... Cuban immigrant has home, but she says the mission,” she added. passion for education campus life still opened As a Hispanic woman administrator at a her up to a number of large U.S. university, Cauce says she is in an Amanda Wood’s BY WILLIAM RIGGIN new experiences. One important leadership role. She has taken that STAFF WRITER that stood out was going chance to work on two National Academy of story about the biology to the Cocounut Grove Sciences Panels with UM President Donna On March 2, University of Miami alum- Theatre to see a live Shalala, someone she says she admires greatly. professor who chases na Ana Mari Cauce took over as the president CAUCE performance of the play “I think the world of her,” she said. “And of the University of Washington in Seattle. “Equus.” Another was some of what I’ve learned watching her is that squirrels The 1977 UM graduate was born in Cuba going with a class to see she’s someone who can go about the business and came to Miami as a three-year-old in 1959, a foreign film in another language – something of the university, because there is a business as- where her journey in academic administration she said she felt was very sophisticated at the pect to it, while at the same time remaining ac- began. time. cessible to students and aware of their issues.” Sophie Barros’s The first signs of her ability as a person After graduating summa cum laude from President Donna E. Shalala returned sim- who could help out in the classroom came in UM with degrees in English and psychology, ilar words of praise for the UM alumna. look at the upcoming kindergarten. Cauce explained that her arrival she got her Ph. D in psychology from Yale in “It is always wonderful to see one of our in 1959 was a part of one of the earlier waves 1984, and in 1987 joined the UW faculty. star alumni succeed and continue to give back Women’s Leadership of Cuban immigration to Miami, and so as Prior to being named as the replacement to the greater community of higher learning,” a young student, she was already helping to to outgoing President Michael K. Young in Shalala said in a statement. “Throughout her Symposium translate between the teacher and new Cuban February, Cauce was the provost and execu- tenure at UW, Dr. Cauce has actively encour- students and their parents. tive vice president, a post in which she worked aged and supported young women to pursue At UM, Cauce began as an English and to emphasize the student experience. degrees and careers in STEM-related fields. Jamie Servidio’s ship journalism major, but after trying out a psy- “For me, some of my most significant The Huskies are in very capable and caring chology course with now-retired professor educational experiences at the university came hands.” takes a stop in India Leonard I. Jacobsen, she said she had found outside the classroom, doing sponsored re- her passion. search with professor Jacobsen,” she said. during her Semester “I like trying to figure people out and Cauce mentioned that it also impacted working one-on-one with people, making a To read William Riggin’s Q&A with the the way she goes about being an administrator. new University of Washington presi- at Sea difference and research,” Cauce said. “It’s just really important for me to stay dent, visit themiamihurricane.com. in touch with the student experience and the

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Band plays in Arboretum

FIERCE FOLK: The Big City Folk Band performs an original song “Pretty Girl From Oregon” during their concert in the Arboretum, Wednesday evening. The Frost School of Music band composed of Nick Chouard (guitar), Katherine Evans (fiddle), Samuel Feinstein (bass), Garrett Smith (mandolin), and Matthew Clinkenbeard (not pictured), plays folk and bluegrass music, in addition to covering popular songs, such as “Jolene” by Dolly Parton.

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IronTHE HArrowIGHEST HONOR A TTAINEDHonor AT THE UNIVERSITY Society OF MIAMI We are proud to introduce the 2015 Spring Tapping Class

Lindsay Adkin Allan D. Levi A. Platon Alexandrakis Brian Malcolm Anna Bona Brian Oliver Mischael Cetoute Shailee Patel W. Dalton Dietrich Austin Payne Simone Douglas AJ Ricketts Ricardo Fraga Eliott Rodriguez Christine Freer Zulena Segarra-Berrios Miranda Goot Arun Sharma Mary Ann Hernando Sara Solano Luis Herrera Erryn Tappy Shirelle Jackson Denise C. Vidot Anne Kimball Christel Wekon-Kemeni Laura Kohn-Wood Salih Yasin Richard K. Lee

Iron Arrow is “the highest honor attained at the University of Miami.” There are five criteria for selection, which make Iron Arrow such a distinguished honor. These are leadership, character, humility, scholarship, and love of alma mater. In order to qualify for membership, the candidate must be a University of Miami student, faculty, administrator, or alumnus. Founded in November 1926 by the first president of the University of Miami-Bowman Foster Ashe-Iron Arrow is the first and oldeststudent organization at the U. Iron Arrow is based on the ideals and traditions of the Seminole Indian Nation. President Ashe charged Iron Arrow with upholding the traditions of the University of Miami and to be its living history. This is the mission and duty of Iron Arrow at the University of Miami. For more information on Iron Arrow please visit the Tribe’s website at www.ironarrow.com. GO CANES!

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PRO AND CON: REQUESTING ADMISSIONS DOCUMENTS Transparency may beneﬁ t Focus on future, leave prospective college students past documents behind

s most of us probably re- ture applicants better understand the reasoning behind n anony- member – or are reliving, what can seem like arbitrary admissions decisions. mous Afor those looking into grad- This would be especially beneficial to those who have Anews- uate or professional school – col- fewer college preparation resources like private college letter on the Admissions lege decisions can be unpredict- counselors or admissions-savvy family members. Stanford able and baffling. However, new Additional transparency also compels AOs to University offi cers may light shed by Stanford University take more liability for their judgements. Students will campus un- undergraduates could change be able to view any direct comments on factors such covered the become JACKIE YANG that. as race, athletic ability and financial need. Severe in- ALYSSA key to the uncomfortable OPINION The Fountain Hopper, consistencies in an institution’s admissions decisions JACOBSON treasure trove STAFF EDITOR Stanford’s anonymous under- could possibly come under review. of college COLUMNIST speaking graduate newsletter, recently That’s not to say that all of the discoveries will put admissions: publicized step-by-step instructions for retrieving indi- AOs on the hot seat. Viewing these applications can students can candidly... vidual college applications with comments by admis- also shed light on the extensive consideration many of- request their college admissions sions officers (AOs). Students can request these from ficers put into the admissions process. The thoughtful files under the Family Educa- their school’s registrar by invoking rights granted by justifications AOs make for admitted students contain tional Rights and Privacy Act Alyssa Jacobson STAFF COLUMNIST the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FER- much more information than a concise, mass-mailed (FERPA). According to FOX PA). However, FERPA is only binding for schools in decision letter ever will. News Online, an estimated which a student has enrolled, so I would only be able In Admissions Director Angel B. Perez’s op-ed 1,000 students at Stanford Uni- to look at my application to the University of Miami. in the Los Angeles Times, he discusses how persis- versity have already begun the If applications are requested, students can see tently AOs advocate for their applicants. Looking at process. hope to better themselves and how AOs evaluated their strengths as applicants. the product of their work could relabel a process that Students are left almost in improve their skills by view- These include written assessments, as well as numeri- many perceive as impersonal and absolute into one the dark about the entire admis- ing the files, the files will most cal or letter-based grades assigned to different qualities that is deeply individualized and far from cut and dry. sions process, so their curiosity likely provide less insight than of the applicant, such as their community involvement It is hardly as if admissions offices have been try- is certainly piqued about why they hoped. or test scores. ing to hide this information; our FERPA rights have they were accepted, but it is not Lastly, if this process be- The awareness that the Fountain Hopper has granted us access to our applications for years. Stan- necessary for them to see the comes more common, admis- thrust in students’ hands is both empowering and en- ford University spokeswoman Lisa Lapin even said files. sion officers may begin to ex- lightening. Encouraging students to open the “black that “a smattering of these kinds of requests” was com- Many students faced dif- clude information from files out box” of college admissions can add transparency, at mon, in an interview with the New York Times. ficult decisions and crushed of the fear that students may see least in the short term, to a system whose inner work- Why not pluck the low-hanging fruit? self-esteems throughout the col- them. If students begin to uti- ings have been largely murky to the public eye. lege admissions process. Even if lize the FERPA to gain access Assuming a significant number of college stu- Jackie Yang is a freshman majoring in neuroscience. students were accepted, seeing to admission files, it could lead dents would be willing to share their application as- their files revives the past, when to an amendment to the act in sessments with others, this knowledge would help fu- they should be moving forward toward the future. Students order to protect the admissions are already at the University process or a change in how ad- of Miami; they’ve made their missions officers approach the decision. Instead of reopen- process. ing wounds and grudges, they After all, it isn’t until we should focus on how they can find the holes or ways to inter- enjoy their time at the univer- pret laws to our advantage that sity and utilize the innumerable they begin to change. Admis- tools UM provides to improve sions officers may become un- their futures. comfortable speaking candidly Furthermore, if admissions or including all the information officers had been too candid in in the files. This causes ineffi- their comments, viewing them ciency in the admissions pro- now could cause students dis- cess since these files are used tress. You’ve certainly heard as a place to record notes, and the age-old saying, “If you don’t admissions officers can’t possi- have anything nice to say, then bly remember every detail about don’t say anything at all.” How- the thousands of student appli- ever, in doing their jobs, admis- cants. sions officers may not practice So, will you be requesting that same gentle discretion. Ad- your files? missions officers have students’ GPAs, grades and essays, but re- Alyssa Jacobson is a senior major- ally don’t know each student in- ing in advertising and political sci- SILVANA ARGUELLO // STAFF ILLUSTRATOR dividually. 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e’ve all heard complaints on Internet providers to UM, for example, may charge more for campus about the ever-failing frequently-visited sites like Blackboard and CaneLink. WInternet connection with Secu- Critics say that maintaining net neutrality causes exces- economic boost reCanes. The network seems to cut out in sive regulation of the industry and intervenes in the healthy hile China has surged to in- the worst possible moments: submitting function of the free market. However, this argument is su- ternational prominence, In- a test on Blackboard three minutes be- premely hypocritical because net neutrality keeps barriers W dia has been, by comparison, fore the due date, downloading the new to entry low so that innovators can easily start new websites out of the spotlight. But fortunes track that Kanye West just dropped, or without having to bargain with Internet providers just to make seem to be shifting, as reflected by ANNIE watching the last moments of the “Parks their site accessible. Striking down neutrality would actively the recent drop in China’s GDP tar- CAPPETTA and Recreation” season finale. contradict competitive, capitalist principles and just solidify get from 7.5 to seven percent. Addi- POLITICS For all the complaining about Secu- the monopoly of these Internet providers. tionally, in 2014, India’s GDP grew COLUMNIST reCanes, a lot of students here have sur- The concentration of Internet service in just a few firms ANDREW more than China’s for the first time prisingly little input or knowledge when leads to the further concern that not only could providers sim- LANGEN in over ten years. it comes to the recent Federal Communications Commission ply charge more for normal speed but they also could make STAFF India, meanwhile, has been ex- WRITER (FCC) regulations upholding net neutrality, a policy that, if reciprocal deals, totally eliminating the option for customers periencing a resurgence that has struck down, would have had much worse consequences than to access a particular website with normal speed. For example, the potential to make it one of the the inconvenient failures of SecureCanes. Comcast might make a deal that it will provide Netflix with most powerful countries in the world. Through the Net neutrality is the principle that Internet service and normal speeds to customers while limiting the speed of Hulu, reforms of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who has wireless providers should treat all Internet traffic the same, a major competitor. been serving since May of last year, India regained without denying or slowing down customers’ access to any For the vast majority of American citizens, getting rid of the attention of the international community. particular website. net neutrality would only make their experiences with Inter- The largest historical problem India faced was Though it seems like a fair concept that we can all agree net service worse. The only winners would be the pockets of difficulty connecting to the outside world. While on, net neutrality has sparked fierce debates. Service provid- huge conglomerates like Comcast and Verizon. China grew massively through foreign capital and ers have a vested interest in getting rid of neutrality rules so So next time you’re complaining about SecureCanes, be exports, India maintained a reputation for being that they can charge customers and websites for providing ad- sure to think how lucky you are that the FCC upheld net neu- difficult for foreign business. Corruption and ineffi- equate access. This would most likely affect our favorite data- trality and held the Pandora’s Box of slow Internet tightly shut. cient bureaucracy have not helped their image much intensive websites, including Netflix, YouTube, Google and either: the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) ranks Wikipedia, but it could also affect websites on a smaller scale. Annie Cappetta is a freshman majoring in political science. their hospitality to businesses asten places lower than China’s. However, progress is occurring at a blistering pace. Late in February, a budget was unveiled that made attempts to streamline taxes for both business- Restore television’s social role es and goods and services, as opposed to the current headache of a system, where each individual prov- s it white and gold, or black and I didn’t watch “Lost” until my senior year of high ince imposes taxes differently. blue? Chances are, if you haven’t school, long after it had gone off the air. I watched “Lost” Global economic forces are also looking ex- Ibeen living under a rock, you’ve how most of us watch television these days, alone, and by tremely favorable for India. The recent collapse in oil heard about “the dress” and have an binging an entire season in one sitting. After I finished prices over the last few months has been beneficial opinion on it. each episode, I was dying to debrief my viewing expe- for India, which imports the majority of its oil. Besides dividing netizens, the rience, but realized that I couldn’t. I had to experience Yet, the future is not without its risks. Reforms, Internet’s obsession over the dress “Lost” alone and felt like something was lacking. as they stand, are not enough. Modi has promised shows an interesting transition: In- We don’t bond about watching television live anymore, and investments have been flowing based on RACHEL ternet sensations have replaced tele- more; instead, we bond about determining the color of the assumption that it will be easier in the future for BERQUIST vision’s place at the water cooler. a dress or if an Internet obsession is real – Alex from businesses to operate. However, political difficul- CULTURE The Internet has made television a Target anyone? ties may impede this. The prime minister’s party, COLUMNIST solitary activity rather than a social However, I enjoyed the #thedress phenomenon Bharatiya Janata, lost dramatically in a Delhi elec- one, and this change can be a bit per- because I loved the water cooler moment it created, tion one month ago, and it is entirely possible that a plexing. reminding me that the new water cooler moments are new government opposed to his reforms could dam- I was raised by a football coach, but I don’t neces- founded on the Internet. We now rely on the Internet age the reputation Modi has been cultivating. sarily look forward to the Super Bowl every year just for this sense of community because we don’t make the A more powerful India has massive benefits to watch a good game. I love watching the Super Bowl time to watch a show live anymore; we’ll just wait until for the U.S., not only for those who have personal because I know that the rest of the nation is watching it shows up to Netflix and watch it for 24 hours straight. ties with the region. Asian politics have been domi- with me. The day after the game, I could ask anyone at But television is still best experienced with other nated by China in recent history, and the change in work or in school about the game and strike up a conver- people. My roommate and I are currently watching fortunes could do much to stabilize the region. The sation. I’m still not done talking about “left shark”, the “Mad Men,” and I love watching her expression when American government is not oblivious to this, and Nationwide “dead kid commercial,” and the Seahawks’ something shocking happens and hashing out the crazy ties between India and America have strengthened. questionable play at the end of the game. moments together. Whenever I binge watch by myself, I Both country’s leaders have paid visits to each other Starting a conversation with customers at work had hate not being able to talk about my favorite character, or very recently. never been so easy. how frustrated I am with a plot. For decades, the idea of an Indian boom has Unfortunately, the Super Bowl is one of the only I can only hope that shows like “Game of Thrones” seemed to be a myth. Today’s political and economic television events that people seem to watch live any- and “The Walking Dead” will revive the common tele- circumstances are, however, just right for a seismic more. Over 10 years ago, “Lost” premiered and became vision-watching experience that, unfortunately, only oc- shift in the role India plays in the international econ- an instant success for ABC. “Lost” was the kind of show curs a few times a year. These shows deserve an active omy. that had a huge audience and forced its viewers to watch following – they deserve to be brought back to the water when each episode first aired or suffer the spoilers that cooler. Andrew Langen is a sophomore majoring in economics would inevitably follow at work. and math. Rachel Berquist is a junior majoring in English and psychology.

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“‘The Breakfast Club’ has become this timeless thing,” he said. “The whole point of the show and of the movie is that, at the end of the day, you’re breaking down these stereotypes and working together and finding out that I can relate to each of these people.” One of the biggest challenges, according to Felts, was keeping intimate scenes powerful without using camera angles or cuts. “With movies, you can always cut to a new scene or cut back and forth between characters, but you can’t do that on stage,” Felts said. Felts also cut the janitor character, Carl. “He just kind of comes up, and in the play, when you have him there, it just makes it a little stagnant,” he said. The library serves as the home base in the play, since it is the main setting of the movie. Felts worked with his locations, placing actors in dif- BY ESTHER PONCE DE LEON ferent places onstage and in the wings. The production SENIOR EDGE WRITER crew also built the set, creating desks and even an opera- tional door. Thirty years after the cult-classic film “The Breakfast Freshman Alex Kamphorst will play John Bender, a Club” premiered, the brain, the athlete, the basket case, character dubbed “the criminal.” He agreed that, in find- the princess and the criminal will take the stage as Quan- ing the heart in each of the stereotypes, “The Breakfast tUM Entertainment hosts a play adaptation Thursday at Club” has remained relevant today. the Cosford Cinema with performances throughout the “We all came in with different expectations and dif- week. ferent presumptions about everything from the show to Sophomore Tyler Felts is the chair of QuantUM En- each other,” Kamphorst said. “And yet, in that one re- tertainment, as well as the executive producer and director hearsal, we were able to talk and laugh, and the bizarre of this stage production. In order to create the production, thing is it reminded me of the movie – the six of us strang- PHOTO COURTESY QUANTUM ENTERTAINMENT he adapted the screenplay from the movie to make it into ers, coming in wondering what the hell we were doing, CLASSIC CLUB: The cast of QuantUM Entertainment’s “The Breakfast Club” a play script. He has previously worked on the show in his and then slowly getting to know each other.” recreate the movie poster. From left to right: Kelly Zahnen, Alex Kamphorst, hometown of Cincinnati. After its success, he proposed None of the actors in the performance are theater Nick DeAngelis, Evan Forsell and Stephanie Mary. the show to the QuantUM executive board. majors, and Felts admires their growth throughout the “We discussed it and we worked out a little more of process. the specifics, and we realized that this is actually some- “It’s been a really ensemble effort, as a show like IF YOU GO thing that we can really do this semester, and do well,” this should be,” he said. “I’m really happy to bring [“The he said. WHAT: QuantUM’s “The Breakfast Club” Breakfast Club”] here to the University of Miami.” 8 p.m. Friday, 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. Sunday The play comes during a momentous occasion for WHEN: The opening night of the show will include an 80s the 80s film. This week, it celebrated its 30th anniversary. WHERE: Cosford Cinema, Dooley Memorial Building Night Party starting at 7 p.m. Thursday in front of the Felts believes the movie has been prolific throughout the COST: Free Cosford. There will be free Buffalo Wild Wings, a photo years. The Cinematic Arts Commission will host an ‘80s Night Party 7 booth, a costume contest, slap bracelets and more. The p.m. Thursday in front of the Cosford. play begins at 8 p.m.

BY HALEY WALKER any outfit. Throw on some aviator blue. Add it as an accent piece or go SENIOR EDGE WRITER shades for a timelessly cool look. for head-to-toe denim by mixing dark and light washes. The same goes for While the modern girl is a little less guys; denim goes with everything and poofy-haired and MTV-obsessed than High-Waisted Pants makes outfit choosing easy. her 80s counterpart, she can still get by Fake longer legs with a pair of with a lot of the same looks. Here are a pants that cinch at the waist. Match few trends born in the 80s that guys or a looser pair with a crop top and belt, Statement Jewelry gals can still rock today. or a tighter pair with an oversized Eighties-inspired jewelry sub- cardigan. Guys can try out mid-rise scribes to the “go big or go home” jeans as an alternative to the typical Leather Jackets motto. Chunky bangles, draping lay- sagging style. Revive the 80s punk scene with a ered necklaces and big bling rings are loud leather jacket. This is the perfect all fair game. Guys can take on this piece to liven up jeans and a tee or Denim trend with bulky watches, long dog add edge to a feminine dress. Guys Not just for jeans: jackets, shirts tag necklaces, or big class rings. can rock the leather style with almost and backpacks can rock this classic

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BY LUISA ANDONIE This role is not just a lesson for young men, according SENIOR EDGE WRITER to Madden. It also rewrites female expectation by creating a fleshed-out love interest who must “earn Cinderella’s af- Known for his role as Robb Stark in the “Game of fection,” as opposed to a superficial savior. Thrones” series, Richard Madden is trading the battlefield “There was a slightly old-fashioned message that for a ballroom and a sword for a glass slipper. The Scottish doesn’t apply anymore, and that is probably not the best to actor sat down with The Miami Hurricane to talk about teach young girls, which was the damsel in distress needs a his role as Prince Kit in Disney’s live-action movie “Cin- man to save her from her life, and it doesn’t matter who he derella.” is; ‘he’s a prince and that’s fine,’” he said. “They’re both “They’re both young men that have responsibilities equals. She rescues him as much as he rescues her.” and duties thrust on them that they didn’t ask for,” Mad- Indeed, while modern iconic male characters tend den said, likening Robb Stark and Prince Kit. to impress the girl with cocky displays of worldly power, Like his characters, Madden said he must juggle heavy Prince Kit remains anonymous, impersonating an appren- responsibilities when dealing with the pressure that comes tice. with iconic roles. He will reprise the classic role of Romeo, Madden shared his advice for guys trying to impress alongside Lily James (Cinderella), in a theatrical produc- PHOTO COURTESY WALT DISNEY STUDIOS MOTION PICTURES their own princess: “Be honest without telling them your tion of “Romeo and Juliet” in the West End in October. title… and have a bit of a sense of humor.” In 2007, Madden played Romeo in a touring production. he has such a respect for people.”Madden transferred this He certainly lives up to his wise words. Humbly call- Despite these big parts, Madden, miming digging into respect to his own character who, like a true gentleman, ing himself a bad dancer, he tried to view the dance scene the table with his nails, admitted he felt anxious for the treats his father and Cinderella with selfless understanding. positively, likening the experience to “skiing” to avoid role of a prince. “Cinderella is such a great role model, and I wanted to stepping on Cinderella’s long dress. “Everybody’s got an idea of the prince and you don’t make a prince that could be a role model for young men,” Other than the dance lessons, what he most learned want to let people down,” he said. he said. from this film was the message of an optimistic outlook. To alleviate this anxiety, he credits the well-written Unlike other princes who remain unnamed, Prince Kit “Cinderella finds the best in every moment, she views script and the understanding director, Kenneth Branagh. “has a real character and is a real young man, not just an things positively and thus is happier,” he said. “That’s the Calling each day on set with the director a “master ideal or a concept.” big message. It’s not what you have or don’t have, it’s your class in acting,” Madden sees Branagh as “the ultimate “He is so well-written in this piece,” Madden said. perception of what your life is.” gentleman.” Beyond Branagh’s directing, Madden said he “We get to see him as a son and as a soldier and as a friend, learned a lot just by “how he conducts himself on the set … as well as a prince to Cinderella.”

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BY MADELYN PAQUETTE Oz.” It tells the story of Glinda (the Good STAFF WRITER Witch of the North) and Elphaba (the Wick- JAZZ MEETS BROADWAY ed Witch of the West), a pair of young witch- Ask a group of college students to name es who grew into two of Oz’s most powerful their favorite Broadway show, and chances The Frost School of Music’s Henry Mancini Institute Orchestra will perform sorceresses. are “Wicked” will come up more than once. classic songs by Broadway composers at 8 p.m. Friday at the Knight Concert Hall at “Wicked” is one of the most popular Since its opening in 2003, the block- the Adrienne Arsht Center. The Orchestra will play with two-time Emmy and five-time Broadway shows of all time, breaking box buster musical has won the hearts of millions Grammy-nominated entertainer Michael Feinstein, and two-time Tony Award winner office records in New York and running in with its catchy tunes and imaginative story Christine Ebersole. This concert celebrates the intersection of jazz and Broadway, theaters across the globe. Over the past 12 and is poised to gain even more fans with and Scott Favin will conduct. For more information visit arshtcenter.org. years, over 44 million people have seen it. this month’s national tour stop at the Adri- The Arsht UTIX program, which allows enne Arsht Center. students to get $20 tickets to the Arsht’s pro- POOL PARTY Tickets are a splurge, but if you’re feel- ductions, will not cover “Wicked.” Instead, ing lucky and looking to save some green, the lottery will be the primary method for Free food, live music, a volleyball tournament and ticket giveaways will be part the Arsht’s nightly lottery could be your tick- students to get more affordable tickets. of the WMC Pool Party from 1-5 p.m. Saturday at the UC Pool. The event is hosted et to the Emerald City. Two and a half hours before each show, by WVUM 90.5 fm, the student radio station. Australian DJ and producer Thomas For the uninitiated, “Wicked” is a Tony the Arsht will host a ticket lottery at the box Jack will perform. The event will feature giveaways to performances at Trade, Bardot, Award-winning musical based on the 1995 office, during which anyone can enter their Treehouse Miami, Grand Central, The Electric Pickle, Soho Studios, STORY Nightclub novel with the same name by Gregory Ma- name for a chance to win $25 orchestra seats and Ultra Music Festival. Entrance is free with a Cane Card. Learn more and RSVP guire, which is in turn inspired by L. Frank – which normally retail at $125. After 20 at facebook.com/wvum905. Baum’s classic, “The Wonderful Wizard of minutes, a small number of people will be chosen for this lucky opportunity. There are a few other requirements. ‘MOCKINGJAY’ IF YOU GO Tickets must be purchased in person and “The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1” will screen at 9:30 p.m. Saturday at with cash, and they are limited to two per the Cosford Cinema. The third installment in “The Hunger Games” series shows WHERE: Adrienne Arsht Center person. In addition, entrants must present a heroine Katniss Everdeen (Jennifer Lawrence) in District 13 while she fights to WHEN: Through March 29 photo ID to be eligible. save Peeta Mellark (Josh Hutcherson), who has been taken by The Capitol, and the Tickets start at $49 The show runs through March 29, with COST: future of Panem. A lottery will be held two and a half performances at 8 p.m. Tuesday through Sat- hours before each performance for urday, as well as additional shows at 2 p.m. $25 orchestra-level tickets Saturday, and 1 p.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday. Ashley Martinez may be emailed at [email protected].

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Top spots to satisfy Play pokes fun at modern dating BY ASHLEY MARTINEZ He asked if she was a veterinarian and it turns out she EDGE EDITOR just had five pet ferrets who roamed the house. caffeine cravingsi Two polar opposites sit across from each other, He also once asked a girl who worked at his cam- ththe nagging voices of their family ringing in their pus coffee shop out to a movie. For dinner he ordered minds, texts from friends checking in, and attempts a chopped chicken salad and a diet coke; she ordered BY MARWAN ALENEZI | CONTRIBUTING EDGE WRITER at awkward small talk are made, despite the fact they chicken enchiladas and a Guinness and he quickly DONATELA VACCA | CONTRIBUTING EDEDGE WRITERRIT have Google searched everything about the other: changed his order to match hers. He spent the rest of welcome to the modern dating world. “First Date” the night feeling sick with his stomach gurgling. He Students and coffee go hand in hand.d. Scratch that – humans and coffee go is a contemporary musical comedy that captures the wanted to kiss her on the cheek goodnight and attempt- hand in hand. Let’s face it; it’s a necessity.. But there’s more to it than downindowning a standard blind date experience and opens Friday at the ed to distract her by asking “‘What’s over there?” but 20-ounce cup of hot water and caffeine. Coffee has become a way of socializing Actors’ Playhouse. she turned around, saw him leaning in and screamed while enjoying a freshly brewed cup of jjoee and catching up with friends. HHere are a The date between Casey (Erica Lusting) and Aar- “No means no.”They did not have a second date. few spots to savor different tastes of the world’s most traded beverage. on (Clay Cartland), is accompanied by the ensemble Lusting is also hesitant about first dates because it cast of five, who fill in the different characters from is awkward walking into a place looking for a man she Eternity Coffee Roasters these two people’s lives, such as a nagging sister, an has never met before. During her last blind date, she annoying best friend and a rude ex-boyfriend. The two found herself hoping the guy wouldn’t show up. characters also take turns voicing their inner mono- Before embarking on a date, she is sure to text her logues throughout the awkward experience. best friends and ask them to be on emergency watch in “It doesn’t take itself seriously, it is exactly what case she needs them to call her so she has an excuse to it is, which is this first date and here’s this thing we do bail out, much like Casey does in the play. as human beings,” Lusting said. “Let’s comment on Due to the adult nature of the humor and the way them and let’s laugh about it together.” the show has been written, Lusting feels the show is The journey begins when Aaron is set up on a “perfect” for a college audience. blind date by a co-worker. He hasn’t dated in a while “It’s like our lingo right now, I don’t even know and finds his date is his polar opposite. Where he is how it’s going to translate in the future because it’s ev- more quite and intimidated by strong women, Casey erything that applies right now to us,” she said. is harsh and edgy, a role Lusting found challenging be- Cartland agrees that the humor is tailored for col- cause it is different from her own personality. lege students and that they will find they can relate to “I like to say that she’s the girl I wish I was in high the characters and themes of the show. school, but I totally wasn’t,” she said. “She’s got all this “This is one of those shows not geared toward 80-year-olds, which is rare,” he said. “When you Named after the Colombian farm whose famous beans inspired the cafe, confidence to her that makes her appear to be a super watch it, there’s kind of these archetype characters and Eternity Coffee can almost be summed up in one word: ppride. Top-notch coffee is confident, super tough chick. 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The Miami Hurricanes has been planning to win the National Invitational Tournament (NIT). The team turned words into action during Tuesday’s performance against North Carolina Central University (NC Central). Behind a fantastic night of three-point shooting, Miami defeated a solid NC Central squad 75-71 in the first round of the NIT. While the Eagles were ranked as a seven seed in the 32-team tournament, the Canes needed all of their eight three-point field goals to win. Using a balanced attack that featured five players with at least eight points, the Canes advanced to a second round matchup against the winner of Illinois and Alabama. Fresh off a disappointing Selection Sunday, Head Coach Jim Larrañaga’s squad could have folded as NC Central cut the lead to just two with under a minute left, but Miami did just enough to hold off a pesky NC Central squad. “Three words, that’s all that matters,” Larrañaga said. “Survive and advance.” The Hurricanes ended up having to survive, but it looked like it might cruise to a blowout in the opening minutes as a steal-and-score from junior guard Angel Rodriguez pushed Miami’s lead to 11-3. For the rest of the first half though, the MEAC regular season champs would not let the Canes pull away. NC Central’s Nimrod Hilliard scored 13 points without missing a shot and even brought the Eagles within five of Miami after his third three of the half. Up 23-18, the Hurricanes went to the break on an 11-7 run and took a fairly comfortable 34-25 lead. NICK GANGEMI // PHOTO EDITOR After the half, it was more of the same as the Canes GAME ON: Redshirt freshman Deandre Burnett drives to the basket (No. 1) during Tuesday’s fi rst round NIT game at the shot 8-of-14 overall and 4-for-7 from three-point range. BankUnited Center. Burnett scored 10 points in the win against NC Central 75-71. Despite 23 second-half points from NC Central’s Jor- dan Parks, Miami held the lead for all 40 minutes. The Canes didn’t dominate the Eagles’ fantastic round. It’s impossible to know how much those two “I’m glad we won because that’s all that matters,” defense, but its balanced attack was much different than games helped make the 2013 Hurricanes into a power- junior guard Sheldon McClellan said after the victory. what we saw for most of this season. Instead of relying house, but it certainly couldn’t have hurt. “At the same time, we have to be better prepared for on just one or two scorers, forward Ivan Cruz Uceda Getting postseason experience and even more time different defenses teams throw at us and just try to at- (8), guard Deandre Burnett (10), center Tonye Jekiri to practice and gel as a team is invaluable. With a pos- tack more.” (11), Sheldon McClellan (15) and guard Manu Lecomte sible matchup against quality opponents in Illinois or While many might shrug off this win, they have to (18) shared the scoring load. Alabama on Saturday, the Hurricanes will get another know that winning any postseason game is significant “We had a bunch of guys step up and make shots,” opportunity for a quality win as well. and that this NC Central team is no joke. The Eagles do Larrañaga said. “We had good balance in our attack but Dealing with just barely missing the NCAA Tour- play in a fairly weak MEAC conference, but the team we’re just happy to have won the game and advanced.” nament can be tough. For Miami though, advancing as finished with a 16-0 conference record and a 25-7 re- Even if the Hurricanes don’t win or advance far in far as it can in the NIT may be just as valuable as being cord overall. A team that wins 25 games at any level is the NIT, just a couple of good performances could lay a one of the 68. a quality team, and it was also ranked fifth in Division foundation for next season. After a gritty performance tonight, it looks like Mi- 1 in points allowed coming into the game. Miami won just one game in the 2012 NIT and ami is ready to make a run. lost to the eventual champion Minnesota in the second

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bing Ray [Suriya McGuire] every time they Team to first face had a 10, 11 seed come up, with all we’ve Washington Tourney Mar 20 been through. I’m so happy for them.” 12:00 PM predictions Washington Friday Miami found itself in the tournament Miami (Fla.) Eleventh-seed Mi- BY AJ RICKETTS bubble after dropping its last four games ami will take on sixth- ONLINE SPORTS EDITOR of the conference season to finish at 8-8, Mar 22 including a discouraging loss on the road seed Washington. Iowa If the Canes move The nine days between the Miami at Wake Forest, who had only one win in Mar 20 women’s basketball team’s last game and conference play up to that point. 2:30 PM on, their best bet would Selection Monday were tense, nerve-rack- But the Hurricanes’ strength of sched- American be to face No. 14 Ameri- ing and stressful, to say the least. ules included a win over Notre Dame, who But the euphoric joy when the Miami was No. 1 in the RPI, and a late-season win women heard their name called and gained over Syracuse on the road as well. With a Mar 27 their ticket to the Big Dance was well worth win over Virginia in the ACC tournament, it. Miami was able to snag one of the last spots Northwestern Coach Katie Meier’s squad earned its in the NCAA tourney. Mar 20 can in order to ad- fourth NCAA Tournament in five years on If the Hurricanes can defeat Washing- 12:00 PM vance. No. 2 Baylor Monday night, an 11 seed that will travel to ton on Friday, they will take on the winner Arkansas should beat No. 15 of the American–Iowa game to take place Northwestern St. Iowa City to take on six seed Washington Mar 22 in the first round at Friday at noon. “Hon- right after Miami and Washington. and move on to play estly, the past nine days, I have not been a Coverage of the game can be seen on Baylor seventh-seed North- fun person to be around,” said a relieved ESPN2 and heard on WVUM 90.5 FM, the Mar 20 western. 2:30 PM and overjoyed Coach Meier on a confer- student station of the University of Miami. N’western St. ence call after the selection. “I am so happy Compiled by Courtney for this team and these seniors. I was grab- Fiorini.

COMMENTARY BASEBALL Team ready to fight Junior makes skilled return

other top seeds in their region are Last year, Thompson Canes’ tournament Richmond and UConn. Third baseman leads missed 32 games in the mid- future looks bright Many consider UConn to be team in home runs dle of the season due to his the favorite in the region because thoracic outlet syndrome, BY CODY BROWN of their successful run to the BY LYSSA GOLDBERG which required surgery. CONTRIBUTING SPORTS WRITER championship game in the Ameri- ONLINE EDITOR “It was really scary, es- can Conference Tournament last pecially going in the hospital Back in early February, before baseball sea- The Men’s basketball team week and because of recent post- not really knowing what hap- son began, David Thompson sat in the Miami pened, and it being a blood began their journey toward a Na- season success. The Huskies have THOMPSON Hurricanes dugout surrounded by reporters, all of clot,” he said. “It definitely tional Invitational Tournament experience on their side, as many them eager to ask the Canes third baseman about scared me, not knowing if I’d (NIT) championship Tuesday. As players from last year’s national his renewed health and outlook on the season. ever be able to play again or how long it’d take to one of Joe Lunardi’s “first four championship team remain. “Who’s going to hit the most home runs?” recover.” teams out” of the NCAA tourna- However, the Canes have a one asked. Team physician Dr. Lee Kaplan helped re- ment, they are certainly one of the stout defense in their arsenal, as Thompson’s reply: “I hope it’s me.” assure Thompson that everything would be fine. favorites to advance to Madison they have only given up 63 points The junior now leads the Hurricanes with six During Thompson’s time in the hospital, Head Square Garden and compete for per game in the season. This bodes home runs this season, five of which have come in Coach Jim Morris also checked in on him daily the NIT title. well for them in a tournament set- his last six games. by calling and sending text messages. The second-seeded Canes ting, where teams are required Over the course of the Canes’ last six con- Thompson’s fresh return from an interrupted faced North Carolina Central in to win five straight games for the secutive wins, Thompson has proved his prowess sophomore season has been a sharp one. Only a their opening game at home. They title. as a slugger. Thompson earned the ACC Player month into the season, he has amassed an impres- were favored and advanced to the Offense and shooting are of the Week honor on Monday – thanks to a .524 sive 31 RBIs, far surpassing all of his teammates. second round, where they will prone to off nights, but defense batting average in five games last week, with two Thompson recalls struggling part of his fresh- play sixth-seed Alabama. Miami rarely wavers. If their defense doubles, three home runs and 13 RBIs. But he man season with the Hurricanes. He met with hasn’t let it stop there. is 0-2 against Alabama. The losses remains solid, and they can get Morris to ask what he could do to improve and Thompson followed that up Tuesday with came in December of 1968 and in steady production form multiple get back in the lineup. two more home runs in his first two at bats during the 2011 NIT. players on offense, the Canes have “He was really encouraging,” Thomspon Miami’s 9-1 win over Army. His first tied up the said. “Obviously h said he was playing the guys Of course, when it comes to an excellent chance of being the game, and the second was a grand slam – making that were playing the best at the time, but he’s go- college basketball in March, there last team standing in The Garden it the Miami native’s first career multi-home run ing to keep working with me and said he’d never are no sure bets, so it is hard to at the beginning of April. game. give up on me.” predict who the Canes might play “I knew they were gone when I hit them,” It’s a good thing Morris didn’t. after the second round, but the Thompson said.

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PROFILE BASBEBALL Jumper aspires to excellence Tie game turns to victory in athletics, academics, life Junior hopes his future working on, and he keeps progressing each holds ACC tournament week.” Although the junior BY EMILY DABAU communications major ONLINE NEWS EDITOR dedicates most of his time during the week to He paces back and forth before declar- practicing in between ing the perfect spot. He stares ahead with FRIDAY classes and competing an unfaltering look of concentration before on weekends, Friday looking back down at his feet. His fluores- works to find a balance between his percent pink shoes light up the track as he sonal life and his responsibilities as a stu- bounces off his heels. He bends his back, dent athlete. looks ahead one last time and takes off on “The hardest thing would be staying a full-speed sprint. on top of everything,” he said. “Everybody Seconds before making the big jump, thinks it’s easy being a student athlete, that he rotates his body and goes for the leap, we get things handed to us, but in reality, arching his back and making it right over we don’t. It’s about how you juggle every- the bar before crashing into the cushion. thing and how you take care of everything His coach claps and signals for him you’ve got to take care of.” do it again. Although it’s attempt number His idea of a perfect day is easily sum- GIANCARLO FALCONI // STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER five, he walks to repeat the jump with just marized. as much effort as the first. ON-FIELD FIGHT: Sophomore left -handed pitcher Danny Garcia (No. 14) throws “Sleep,” he says with a laugh. to an Army batter. Garcia (4-0) only allowed one run in the seven innings Known as “JP” by his coaches and Because of his demanding schedule, teammates, John-Patrick Friday is a jump- he pitched, helping the Hurricanes win Tuesday night’s game held at Alex the perfect day is one to get his mind off Rodriguez Park at Mark Light Field 9-1. er for the University of Miami men’s track his responsibilities in school and on the and field team. He has made the sport his track. outs. Freshman Jon Rosoff hit a life, although it wasn’t always his primary “I’d wake up at 11 o’clock,” he said. Canes conquer grounder that dribbled down center- athletic ambition. “After that I’d go and have a day just of field, but Iskenderian snatched it up Friday was an Orlando soccer player activities I like to do, like go shoot some tough competition and threw a bullet to get Rosoff out from the ages of 5 to 14, and a basketball hoops, go to the movies, go bowling and at first. player until the end of his high school just a whole day of fun activities.” BY AJ RICKETTS “At that time, it was a tie ball- career. It wasn’t until the track and field Langley appreciates Friday’s positive ONLINE SPORTS EDITOR game, so it was a big play and it was coach at his high school approached him attitude when he makes the best of even For Miami Head Coach Jim a good play,” Morris said. during his sophomore year that Friday be- the longest days of practice. Morris, the game against Army Pitcher Danny Garcia (4-0) got gan to consider the sport. “He’s a big jokester; he likes to means more than baseball. the win in seven innings – two outs “He was like, ‘You’d probably be a re- laugh,” Langley said. “But he knows when “I respect what they’re doing,” shy of his career-high against Barry ally good jumper,’ and he really sold me to be serious about stuff and when to have he said. “They played hard and are last month. Against Army, he al- on it, so I decided to go and try it out, and fun. And keeping that balance, especially well-coached and it’s an honor to go lowed six hits and the one run was I liked it,” Friday said. “But I didn’t really in this sport with it being such a long sea- out there and play against them.” earned. get success until my junior year, when I son, it’s hard.” But when the lights came on Pitcher Derik Beauprez came realized I could probably go to college for The rigorous practicing and hard work at The Light on Tuesday, the Hur- on the mound in relief for Garcia it.” is all for high ACC goals. ricanes came full force. With three and got three straight outs in the Friday has already set records during “I want to see him continue to prog- home runs, two from third-baseman eighth. Pitcher Ryan Otero closed his time at UM. He set a personal-best re- ress and reach the top of the ACC and be- David Thompson and one from in- and sealed the win for Miami. cord in a high jump at the Miami Invita- come a national player,” Langley said. fielder George Iskenderian, Miami “I’m confident with my fellow tional 2013, and won the triple jump with Amy Deem, director of track and easily beat the Black Knights 9-1. pitchers,” Garcia said. a mark of 15.26m, which ranks third in field, sees Friday’s potential to “reach the Thompson’s two homers, one Miami outhit Army 9-6. Two school history, at the Miami Invitational top” as an impending reality. of which was a grand slam, ties his errors from the Black Knights didn’t in 2014. That same year, he placed second “I think he’s always had high goals, career-high six home runs he set his help either. It utilized five pitchers, in the triple jump at the ACC Champion- but I think he’s close now,” Deem said. “I freshman season. and pitcher Patrick Gardner (2-1) ships, with a jump of 15.34m. This year think when you really start to get close to Iskenderian’s hit came in the finished with the loss. he set a men’s indoor triple jump record something and you really feel like you can of 15.77m at the Nittany Lion Challenge. fourth inning and gave Miami (16- grab it and achieve it, that it gives you that 6) its last runs. “This year, I think the light bulb has extra motivation. And I think that’s what gone off and he knows just how hard he Army (9-5) put the first run MIAMI VS. FGCU we’re seeing with him right now.” on the board in the second inning. has to work in order to achieve the marks As Friday continues to strive for suc- that he wants,” said Jerel Langley, Fri- Sophomore Alex Dickerson hit a WHERE: Alex Rodriguez Park at cess, there’s one thing that keeps him go- Mark Light Field day’s jumping coach. “He’s close now to single that brought home senior ing each day. Mark McCants from second base. WHEN: 6 p.m. March 25 doing the things that he wants to do. He “I can do all things through Christ, The Black Knights were threatening Next Canes home game aft er has his head on straight, he focuses on who strengthens me,” he said. “That’s what he has to do and what we’ve been again in the next inning and had a three-game away series what I say every day and that’s what I live runner on first and third with two by.”

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