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ELSEWHERE DAVID IP-PI FANNING THE HEAT ther around gstes Iming The Roc* to await the arrival ot John Kerry Debate explores highs, lows of marijuana Supposed campus political apathy Utm- U hentucky Ths coontertudlure mat the drug entorcement contingent. a no-show at crowded Kerry rally arguing both sides of marijuana togsSistsm m s debate 'Heat's •tarsus Feds." Bob Suntm s rs*»sd special agent ot t*ta Drug fnfgrcamerrt Agency, and Steve Hager, tamer editor of itgrt By Christine Dominguet Times nage-*ot, spoke snd took Questions from 400 students lower taSses ai al the Universe of Krwtuciqr Ihs aetato held by the Student Ttvmisands ot L'M students battled th 1 its tm heahh im-***** Board aw a -stop on an annual lour of more than 40 - coetoges for the two men Hager. wto ei-^-"he m-j-nauat** w-^ ...*• ittagsiws tor 1S years, offered tore reasons erhy t-t-arpana .a-, - a mt m. _ ._ — ~t. .. m JL jajaa —a BI at nia al - a — - a-k^ ..ka.aBaB.aBt.> * i • ^aj-. Resid- • wert JJ, SKMO oe MgaKteo: as meanw wtsues, tna money a costs av past the h- the prison systems, the a»n*pbori txought on by drug money. tmmpS enwowwenta v-eiues and its wnportance to the counter judi oinrurv Stutman. who -atas fhe teed of New-torti City 5 fXA offw I mean, mavtv sve're nol tM ay 1 in the 1960s, sai) those were nothing but saouses I S _. I I ,#. || - - - -f> I — — mm m. m, fl,. „ W BB- ^ fjS *,. . **•••• chains tad saftotW Mc"* ted ttm •*• •'• * Signs Seen at

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THt MIAMI HURRICANE April ?0 2004 Thousands turn out for Kerry event By Megha Qarg running mate. Shalala was iiuned bv Sen Bill Ovet MKM) people trom . n and Florida (ongrc haired, sagacious senior citizens to kendnck Meek, accompanied by their poliiia I'M siudents ar.. one out on stage. ulty began forming a line at 11 a.m. *e about to elect the neit for Presidential candidate Sen John President of the L'nited states, and his Kerry's 2 pm rally on the Rock last name will be |ohn • drick weekend. Meek, Honda Congressman, said IS! pulled out all the stops, turning •nell change in the air,* Nelson the Rock into a virtual arena, com There needs to be the poh plete with heavv securitv, VIP area and reconstruction instead of the politic* Honda is - "*****/" hacM at wc need sn a President Shalala credited the leader, and that* what lohn Kerry will p Democrats tor bn;. do a* our President" to car . welcome you because M made sure that thev were able speak for those who have no voice and • Si no job," Shalala said as kerr\ took the She added lhe event would have microphone more students understanding thai this After he thanked Shalala and the ,;t their future.* organirers ol the event, Kerrv played .ited before the event, up to the crowd. for the record, tha! contrary to n. "irs, -fM are the best bokin' group she is not in contention to be k, •pie 1 ever saw," Kerry said, adding mment made bs Shalala earlier He med I M for their ** teams 'There are it here, and that's not a Katherine Harris nd, prompting cheers and laughter from the audience •chen •ked how President Bush would tare on Donald Trump's popular reality show The Apprentice ire fired." screamed the crowd on cue "I came here >uld utter thoae svords on Nov 2," Kerry said The igain chimecl m with calls againsl Bush whi the current Presideni ot lying about md unemployment essed that all of his plat

OAVtD WftXITO forms were paid for in his rn'.-igct. He GOOD LOOKS: Kerry greets a frsruied outlined hi* plam on nu UM crowd that he called "the beet including c. v new looKin group ot people I ever saw sources ol energy, healthcare, unem- am-norn soumHai •ient and the war in ll BEHIND HIM 100%: Kerry addresses issues from tuition to tas cuts kl front of an estimated crowd of 3 000 it elected "i pledge to you if you •\ccofding aaaS-ajW UaajfeaaaaS • Lives toBosto n with wee Teresa to an international coalition to manage Cue audience applause r\a\m neens — SEN JOHN F. KERRY, the sit ual Kin in Irac*, • *c>toundrotit*»Vietosm t*aartf-Karry Presidential candidate "It's a matter ot common sense no fd at American would agree to single hand m.fargjir-umiiarn

April 20 2004 THE MIAMI HURRICANE News 3 testae* Swarm of men in black is just a preview ll*""-* p|r»c»nH fnr hfilirC .! thmugh J One incident occurred with a spectator holding i** tta t*f mtm mitndd) UC* UUDCU IUI IIUUlO, ihe perimeter ul the *,icln'i hear about ..in problems happcrunj*.. SfiPntQ QPV/ mnrP tn •-••'•ced the K • tn-\ tmah *h<> am~\ Mcaawl) 3^ *•'-' oay \J -U mm! cents aided in thc tator grabbed it with **> 11 vnihi.i < hapel. prkffrip VAVlth rlph*3tP r-mtmt in mt UU makingpr. • Ihe man replied with assistant director <>t the IVp.irtment nl M LUHIC Willi UCUdlC -ee speech JI chic h ps.int .1 ss .i-c.-nt Adiuties .m.i I eadership htaat _..._. thc m extensive search appeared .mt ut now hen and ti»ld the harass; By Jillian Bandes •Hi have .(alone lilliun Hath, •ne who attended thc kkn Kerr vralh could stmt* ••'••'• b< seen from the l'< Kalconies i htindetiaumidrrii • tiire. during and alter the event ed between 10 am and 4; | \m* • I rf* m . •led, an tn m the lave Witt*: mmaaiat tfs

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Apnl 20 2004 THE MIAMI HURRICANE News 9 Graduation is Just Around the Corner. Where They Stand Earn Your Masters Dqtree ai thc A brief look at the three major University of Miami School oi Education. candidates and their platforms

For those who have started ENVIRONMENT thinking about the impending 2004 Presidential election, it's Nader - Strengthen toxic important to Know where the standards to include the pro­ three maior candidates stand tection of children; incorporate on various topics environmental protection in all Here is a - very - brief over­ areas of governance

-ar j» view on the candidates views on a few important issues Bush - S1 2 billion hydrogen fuel initiative; "Clear Skies ECONOMY tiative to cut power plant emis stems; Fiscal Year 04 request of Bush • Speeding up 2001 $44.9 billion for environment Taach-ara ar* In Not only doea tha Never in this country's tax cuts to increase pace of and natural resources budget •frsat demand. Earn School of Education history has the economic recovery. Stimulate your miittii and offar taachar educa­ Interest in exercise, job-creating investment with Kerry - Federal assistance Florida Educator tion. It alao off ara athletics and the dividend and capital gains tax to deal with traffic congestion Cartlflcation at tha many othar master a sport Industry been relief, S20 billion tn aid to the and urban sprawl, Creation of •am* tima. Tuition programe leading to greater. Consider states environmental empowerment zones, 20 percent of e'er*- •cholarahipa may exciting career*. applying to one of ity from renewable sources by our three exciting Kerry - Roll back Bush tax ba avallabla to 2020 qualified applicants. master's programs. cuts invest money in education and health care Job creation through manufacturing jobs IRAQ/ NATIONAL credit, investing in new ener­ gy industries. Tax reform to SECURITY encourage companies to cre­ ate jobs in America and an end Bush - Defense bud ' to tax beneftts for corporations get increase of $15 3 billion that ship jobs overseas Increased military pay. Stay the course in the War on Terror Facilitate democracy in Iraq Nader - Requiring equitable trade. Investing in renewable energy policy and in urgently Kerry - Bring in the United needed local infrastructure Nations as a full partne projects. Putting human needs Iraq's transition to democ betore corporate needs racy; Increased military . Increased international involve­ ment to strengthen Iraqi secu­ HEALTH CARE rity

Kerry • Closing loopholes Nader - Opposed w and fighting waste and fraud Iraq. Replace US forces • in the system More afford­ UN Peacekeepers, Money spent able prescription drugs and on war in Iraq should be re­ malpractice insurance; A new directed to domestic consider MMRs "quality" bonus for providers ations such as health care and University of Miami who improve care while reduc­ education ing cost School or Education AH information came from • Single payer pro­ the official candidate websites gram with full coverage: Ending For a more in-depth look at insurance company administra­ thttt* and other issues, check tion of health care Expanded out all these campaign web­ coverage sites:

Bush - More choices for Bush - www georgewbueti Medicare recipients: Full cov­ com erage for disease prevention Kerry - wwwjohnke'- , Improved prescription drug Nader - www votenader.org ige without government irug choices Compiled by Scott m\xhott2

THf MIAMI HJMK-ANE '-;• 22.2004 RALLY ON THE ROCK Scenes from John Kerry's Sunday appearance at UM's Coral Gables campus

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A-qua /, By Camille Cohan and interacting with thr au," a>>cabul.ir. Steak "By lOttd we will al! bf minorities. said"Ri • rrrK*»ne ind ptonrc to ihr I'nited States, imm .

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19 News TK MIAMI HURRIUMf Apr- 20 2004 FROM THE WIRE E-mail demands U. Missouri sorority sisters lie for blood drive

By Bntt Heck •V . i • laic! '• ,' - •• .' miss nil tn *M.itac • ••". Sllci. | de I II a . M liu Dn *- (.|\i its member-, to emphasize the ut til taid un ti sH (U-WIRE) COUJMI nbe vA*t.*. tarHeoldonai i'l tht A m ima mdingthee mail WM an unethi Hiding members Phi Beta's interna cal | . about theit health hisi. i ,rcek Week WIMKI drivr rk life The e-mail, sent bv sophomore linators discussed chaining futun ( hristie Kev, emphasized the impor­ • . * i tance of chapter participation tor Tischler - the sake ot winning the dreek VUrk •immunity member s sai.i - competition. "I don't care it vou got Maitrd through imp1 a tattoo last week III," the e mail Shi aill place misleading health •atths' stated. "I don't care it you have a cold. theru • .Suck it up. We all do. I I. ... I -ven it the Ir you are going to use the Do Not t se on. innon M\ lilood'sticker,(,l\l \N.\N\V |im she thought .1 at a national lab to guar' mail and we're

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To the Interfraternity Council (IFC) llll H\MMOM)-Bl II IK INMMKMIOWI COM IKI (HOIK at the University of Miami for the BHAVING HlriKSi'Kiv, COM IKI ON SI Y \[\\ 9. 2IMM awards they received at the 7i».\i. i\(;is\i\\ HALL IK M IS \RI |SNM \M vn. IttNl \M>$8H>R NON-S| ( DIMS. ||( KM S Will Itt SON) 2004 Southeastern Interfraternity IN IHI UEEZEWA1 IKOMAI'K. 21-30 \ND M IHI- IMIOK. Conference Leadership Academy FOI MOM INIOKMMKIN (((MM I Fraternal Excellence Award in IFC Management, Chapter Services. MIAMI ia'<£ V.HW.CWl Judicial Processes, Leadership Development, Legal Concerns. FAMOUS FOR DISCOUNTS SINCE 1924! Publications. Public Relations, Recruitment. Scholarship and • ALL THM GEAR Academic Achievement, and Social SE;FC 1 Programming immti^m-*^' ^ YOU'LL NEEDI mm |au *mic*u mt*-mmttn ' MlfTARS • AMPS • PftO AUDIO Excellence In Programming awards as well in the areas of: • MUSIC sorrwAKi i MMH • DJ •Educational Programming •Recruitment MUSIC AMD MO«n •Outstanding Program •Alumni Development L\ Visit our mtmbum wmrw a«r*-aishrmitic co*"/. • Interfraternal Relations •Publications •Outstanding Service Project •Outstanding Publication Miami Lakes NEW? Miami Margate %%ee ww i***ih sn.*! iiijiiwi>n.ii..,i aaae mtm.i mmm.*. at (j*»**i) GJ*B ISIO I'HI in nia ta-M, crs-asao

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12 Opinion THE MIAMI HURRICANE Apnl 20 2004 OPINION Republican's view from inside Kerry campaign rally speakjp After eeesng John Kerry *i speak on (,impus 'inds.spinst ttn Hai what was your Arret - Q impnMsrion'' « *

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Srseet C-wriy tottows tha adventures of tasroom hostess Charity Hope Vraentxe a pr^petuai ctobmist. (Tara C*aiahan) who a looking fortove m sH the wrong oeope Dumped m the hrst scr*e Charity then has a brief star struck ronwice wrth Vttte (Bram Blattman) before rreebng pane prone Oscar itnoou'St *m> Wehna-ato) m an elevator at theYVCA The story and music bmg audences mo the theatre, howevr 't s the enserrWe dance troupe that keeps you there past traerms- son Not that the acting is frat bad. the actors try realty hard, bu* the flashy danong easily steals the show. Ot the swigs 1 My fnends COaJtt See Me Now" and "Hey. Btg Spender* an the only standouts - twenty minutes after the show the others p-we lobe

A$ i rtxyeog'aiye' C ej ja"-"-*** S *ete-mt M a*Ml I e aMxused Ho actors are at underachiev-jig and he. pace « off. evKlern in the dramatic scenes fjetwer "Kings TheRf^thmofLffe* sequence e emeriaining, the danong smging and dancing oecome a mt oi colors and sounds, but tyice**«^..lendB*w*ioutmalong

Only mediocre, classic musical *•* a - .- * a-" .>• a***, -as*.*", --"."'essix •'...... comes off a bit disappointing Tne lighting and sound were done story a .J8tun**rry very wet The stage was sM m its By Deborah Acoeta incing * "arena* format from Chttthot week j - me % te aarrtar the yaar. so the set changed audience awake between scenes Forturteafy that "Tonight, tonight, tonight I saw a play, with girls The girts were just as unsynchrorwed m the more nenme waan't nearty aa often or as da numbers, but worse. atMcward toons always sprung upon their cta^n* was* Anton irStm and boys all over the place. Tonight, tonight, the faces as they strained to no avail leaping up into the arr The mam 3us>ness mm i. em*- te world is dull and trite, wtth actors staggering upon and "i-jprftort-ng actors were alright once the dancing was over audtenca -tee. kk-itcrmh the ' 'ana (Rose Stma), waa adorawe and starry-eyed moat of •Vswrtht^-styt-edaraccca the stage Today, West Side Story ms just a musi­ •• Her "ove interest Tony (Daw* Rosa), was rather gallant aton-ay runny suMfes above cal, a thing one saw in passing, no better than and 'omant-c throughout They txjth had wrrice- "*"•• ttt •ve'l? a |NM 0M •xttes wtth apparent ease The oggest flaw m &ma s actmg was 9 The various costumas all right You danced, what for What was iust a in t**e end wf*ern she seemed altmort worr "aftrrjciflhout the piay musical is now a dreary booooooore Tonight, good to rxored mei-***ci^ were very rich and coor of the wamatic e-oggration in certain pans M wen she would U The htppie ctofhes from night. I hope that when I dream l won't dream of condom certain tferarters by rxshtfig and men leaning y. them rm of Life" to the random as she would lose her footing and slide down to thefloor *a*aMng) mis sad fright -.sec M| mt MM * am eye-"*at?ching tror-rcalfy, the i for the chon-s ime seouence SEE WSS, PAGE 16 a Brass Band": were i ror to the cut up fire hoaas Piaymg at the HWet Theatre on campui mst Side Story * greeted by NicotoWkrfwisl^ had f^ used m the imam of last sen Chorus Lea fggmmi ttett »*"••'•") T"e exx?*" f*5 sax*1 Wate "*•>. i< | ;" I Overall. Saweef i^ayriv * nnjiroTry fursny, hes 9ome ar-rrostng songs Sharta (Puerto Ricara) and the Jets fWhtte boys) waa awkward and inTprarteira dance scenes The acting * cJece-nt and the drrec" aito i*"***Ync.vc*-ni^ Wr IPQ laci^ja?tor. The aongs are entertairang (If iargaly •rorge'ttaoiei ane the dancing steals the show Overall, one of their better shows lanrjed. while others hadn't even leaped off the floor The dancing was fxetty degra*etul, and at one oott. they rem«noed me of pm a certain keg party i attended where most of tr* men danc c*iiirte« (TharaTy a playing o^ ing could be equated to drunken staggering. To their credit Herrr^ Feng Theatre, l3i2M«ter>Tve Shows are at8c the ""lumber teas rather comr-icated. but on the othm hand 2 o m matmee or, Saturday Ti&ms aie $8tor stutlents : Mf ttttrnt O* SH/ <~ tna* rtsrsA-.ts afl) ,..,,.{. -fag) :..,rst< •*• rnsky offtoward toning down a few of those high kicks sktmmmfi mtggsr can be conmctBd at j *trigQatmumm*ni eo\. pirouefjes The acting of caurse « always eaaantiai,

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By Darren Qrossmen Brock Berlin leads offense to 31-10 ,. at the L'nn victory over defense in Spring Scrimmage ..;artetback situation, .here is one obvkt-us ansnw regarding who By Eric Kalis both media men* mpieted I '••.mt ••! onda State La*or passes* ceekend. Hi* name it Brock Berlin Yes, the Thr football team g . same Berlin who looked contused and •i thr list tew weeks dunni. Head Coach 1 ai awful at times last year, the same guv Berlin * •nly put six point* on the board apiiwi Tennesaee and got routed bv •••. the Hurricane man. The reaaon Berlin shout. es have no one NICE TOSS tm Coker SBys ana extra pon *•-,rowing r* but he coukl lead the not a ringing endorsement "•as •nnion that *^^^H| interceptions m tumble recoveries touchdowns nt nail far the iob. •.hmar . mtage of a few big p the game open in the second half Senior quarterback

• *- •SCRIMMAGE REPORT CARD He haa had hu opp. •id he did not uke advantage of By Eric Kalis Gore exists MOM gamec 95 yards on to run through holes, Wre this 1 win grade the Nnetssckers Simply put, when yen look at 13 carries end tvoke free for a 43 end the ouai1ert"*ecks met baaed on what Larry Coker said aftar • yard gem late In the game Let's see suddenly had time to t* the game He waa happy iMth the play encsugh taknt to be the alerting quar OFFENSE: n a tsare to -xtpic. mtttn em rf he can sustain that 1e* e*e ot Leon Wtmsms snd Rocky Mclntoeri dltttm wins 33-10, but thty fc earn a point kind ot effort for tour tmm Jk snd r% conhdertt tn the tor entry tin down Tha CMrtamecki a* prMM ™ DEFENSE 1 score ts a Mt unfair entire corps, in Coker G*w>€ iht has all the ti ..ay*', (/-ty ave.i Ma*a8M*| •*'''" IMM when evaluating how the defense we trust 8 *een imprest and tha njf*mtng gamy MI fairly prwfcjctWI WIDE RECEIVERS/TIGHT ENOS played The unit seemed to hre m the K wouto hava tman mce Bucs Ortega was the unsung hero second half txj** mat can happen when SECONDARY *> . a'e-Daocs Tp The coaches are raving ab< to tee more receiver* 3* GRADE •--,._. .. .• , ... in met tee* tet tt p ay e tree to take their shots deep and were 89 yards, snd the tight ends that w* only succ****-«*ui once BerNn had suc­ ahwld he • 8 detensive front looks RMM t&ery see most of the piaymg time -MM be ore ofthe cess but many of Ma I QUARTERBACKS: mtm may not be Kevm Fverett and Greg O'sen, were "r".'. - r**? ml »r 8 underneeth or over the middle, char. •etam .J*-m,m,t a^B 111 an * aaaS Lj- _IJ Sa-aaaaB mm. At impressiye Demert Jenkins was the so it wouto be uritrar to ve mm ensm or iwiuna una oui GRK* The atv. only receiver who made an impact, DEFENSIVE LINE MamM HaaaaaTn the senior outperformed tea coureerperta but one must terrember that Thomas Carroll, Santonio Thomas 8 compMnglt ol * *5 P-M-M* "-ty iSSyard* Roscoe Psrrtsh and Bafana Attuns. Javon Nanton Bryan SPECIAL TEAMS Tne and a krax^down «y» an**, hed a coupe Rysn Moore nave seen Pata make up one of the deepest Humcanes had tc be encouraged by • ** . •• of Mce throw* and Demca Cmdup nm 8 units the Hurricanes have had In many •vtonroe waa punting waa he ueuei MM* 1 ** MAOI years They snouid be Lets nope tnat ms days ot 20-yard 12 tor 60 yarde and one 8 LINE: During the first aM to wreak havoc on MMM punts berwid turn half it looked like our o-ime OTUWT t ACC "Miirtft* • 8 ! __ RUNNING BACKS Vone bkxk a Pop Wtornar team, but the •ooked so strong dunng the second second half WM a complete'*, LINEBACKERS: -Since It e drthcutt to naif fhat the coacree may forget Frank ferent story Tyrone Moss was able gage how the oefense did rn a game

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mW.Dtmt.nti- HIKE: Brock Berlin connecter* on 10 (or 16 for a total of 185 yards in mis year s spring scrimmage Sports THI IMAM MORRICAai April 20 2004 •<»•*-!'lUHIHHIIIUlM I CONTROVERSIHIltlMMIIIHIMI Y charged Morns wito steakng signs from Morris accused the 'Notes ve wattoetaiue tet~hnotogy DOMINATES BASEBALL SERIES of stealing signs, Martin was raited wito warnings by cartes Pat Murphy and Danny Halt of WITH FLORIDA STATE Hurricanes win Arizona State and George Tech -espec tiveiy. who were m anendance SataXday toe fireworks from the teaebal rtseff Another notable mtoe d»n<*tio n of Although a four-game wmng streak two of three 'Those guys called me ontoe phone however, which txoduced the Humcanes' FSU Fnday was the performance of Burl, was broke- SllMMi M ITU was * raid told me Miami was usmg the teed second wm m a seres toat was tvgh who went 2 tor 4 wito three RBI ecsMttc about he Saperenced groud tl By Larry Nolan from me Tv andcattngpdcfes I refused lighted wito offensive ixorjurtoc The Hurrcares took a break Sunday Uayers and also toon MM to racogi M to bekeve tost,* Martin sard, 'lm just Saturdays 7-3 wm oroducad another losing 10 3to tt e Seminoles the unsung heroes offtoe t> saying, genflernan. it was on my waKue game of double digit tut totals cherry Starter Brandon Camardese of toe "•nk we're playtng prettv good Hurries of accusations were ftying tatke i heardrt. pte m as day' topped with a scorching three-run home Hurncanes, who e now 4-1 on the ses- detense' Morns said 'Were lissmg amidst toeceetyationof jtm Morre 500th Morre d-otorrattcaily rebutted the run by Gaby Sanche' mtoe sixth inning to son. striiggied mrrjughout he 2 2 rnrwigs some key guys m our ime up The guys mn Saturday between toe fs^ncanes arxusatwre by asking 'Which one of our gtve Mramt its first tear, ottoe game givmg up f-ve earned runs on 66 fjtchas. on the bench those guys have taken and Florida State (26-13) m front hitters hadtoe waMe-taike? That's al i *lt feee realy good to come back Hi cM IM tmm* as a mta laMor ta advantage oftoe situatio n and have truly of a capacity ciowd of i want to know" ana *>>d* MM 11 tee * d ttt*e*e,' Sunday's tksapporrtnent come torough fex Flonda State Head Coach Mike Mart*, the raach ts gen»ng his 500th wm against *My arrmmand wes pretty much off Da '•" U H Florida State which is a rivalry game.' My fastoaK was going af) over the pia.-" tf Nolan can bt coraacted at S**a-*cto*. saxl Camardese said i >*7*anm*umiami *du Cesar Camuo imr/oved to 6 0 with toe wm, tn whtch he recorded a career rvgh seven strikeouts Jim Burt, who has bean on a tear as ot tate, entered Sunday's game -•*.:** a career high 48 Pft. 15 doubles .and seven nome runs "We got a lot of cwifkjerice right now and we're clicking on al c>f*nders" Burt tad 'Some guys han realty stepped |up] for us wrth the coupte of ""juries toe past weekend Fkhard Grarnoto and Roger Tomas have really stepped m and done a great -obtor us and realty come up dutch* Fnday marked toe beg*v"*ing of a new tfepter In the on-going rivalry between toe two "schools when the No i *attm\Recoqniz 4 Humcanes rjonweted the N .ccoimplishmentsm , SP*-* ir**-. (. rr-r mam JD Ccickrcrft's strong outing was the key tn hotdtng FSU rcoretess K of an audience M Mark ught Fete Alowrig only thiae ruts Cocwoft handed the Notes the* 12th loss of the season with a ck/zying array of off srpeed prtchra that resulted in an ex. pertormance Vince Bo>K*

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Ap.il ?0 2004 THf. MIAMI HURRICANE Sports 21 Wright too inexperienced, Crudup not talented enough to start

porters turn into his biggest naysayers. He made too manv p - oiu, threw too manv inter struggle, against the "seminoles, it umld shatter afptiotis, and did not put enough points on the his confidenie and rum him tnr thc futu-e. ird. v man, Berlin, who However. Berlin did make big plays when he is not all that popular among students and needed them 1 he comeback against the Gators lans here at IM Berlin looked atrou. and the tourth down plav against West Virginia times last season and made his biggest sup are just a couple examples of huge plays that Berlin made last season When it tomes to plaving the \eminoies. who the Hurriianes have owned over the last It*** the quarterback has to be Berlin He is the •gnai sailer with the I . . experience, - !\ and would be able to bounce bask trnm a rough start. All Berlin did last sea son was hounil bad starts and plavs He is practtsallv an expert M it Ni w. if the Hurricanes lose to the Semn then all bets are ott ll Berlin uimes out and .harm loses, at that point one would aetiouslv have to think about putting Wright into the games Wright's debut needs to iome againsl a team that the Hurncani have success against, not against a perennial powerhouse like the Semn .itbalt team lo. • i the fall, one thing has beCMM ilear: the quarter viaya Angeiou back i Berlin's iob to lose again ll he well. h« will be the quarterback tor the 2004 Graduate ConyD^jon Hurruanes this season ll he struggles, he will ne the most despised athlete at Tobpm the universit*. •Poors apar. at 6 00 p m | ur-*inft ct M^ That's the life ot a quarterbaik, and Berlin knows n When vou ha ..lovts ssmZr Mrty-s /Vtgait-xj rs a m*-ea+ttie ntr-mtterre ^*-**w\ wu and when you struggle it is your fault and vs**^ K rv*Man as **m no one is vour triend Berlin is the only one IMjra*urB Aa a Doa-t, ectxitey. hBtonan, t*r****ft*aaMr\Q t-lhy, who ha» the mental strength and experienic pt that la> ir will be the vear of -ctrtttB t-9*yt*i0t. ryA-tx^rts tr*s*wtt*\, ctrxxjcmr and Kyle Wright This Maaaa, it's The Bn>ik Berlin Jlki^aAate B^afcfeaata a—m——mm^Wmm- aaSakaata ——ml aMaaaH aafei Baa«Laa*BS I a aUK-aAaaal aa mm * m m ——V — all fai •! n cjr**rcar*r, **na oononuaa io ow/ai ina v*s*Qnfl, aprtaariOQ nar Show -gain. •toQandary «*4acxyn •Mhr tha try*rrr> of har Dc.t*^ arvd i ffffrxiTO Darren Grottmen mn be contacted At alaganoa cf har proaa laa Af-t-jataua .j**iQue cx>*v-ir tn ham a' ct Uf*: Berlin solidifies Starting 08 pcettk ¥ ur.iicimi.edm. i*aadare •**/*-Miry ai^ rAfiQBtOsj c*:f*4MMas aijdarvrjaB t***r*rxjc^ tha vtQor arvti anaar baaifTy Orf 'mt v/^rds arrt t-ynca' DIVECAP0.COM

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Sports THE MIAMI HUWRlCANE April 20 2004 Briefs WOMEN S TRACK ANO FIELD Senior Aaron Dolores won the long tump with a Can Classifieds Universit, Big Fast qualitymi-j marts of / 03 meters (23-00 75) Mtam. yyomens track The iump is a career best for Oolorts and trie top and i-eKl team won vt tump by a Hurricane this -Mason. Tutoring at 14 events at I Senior Jon Mark won tne pole vaultto th e sec - Announcements C-ijlt^giate Invtte he*) on ond time the season with a Big East c*uaWyino mark tie campus ot Ftorida ot 4 65 mstars (15-03 00) Junior Chns Centnch Internationa) University also qualified "iw ttw Big East Ctet*rrpior>as*nips. Senior AG' May t 2 m I Moss recorded the day s For Rent top performance A a vault of 4 65 meters .ii-aiaa air.ni r,.-* rf M irlla ,-r tar .illimjIrH - ning ttie shot put with an NCAA Regional qualify (15 03 00). Despite ing mahi of 15 04 meters .49 04 25) Most also having ttie same mark •toshed second m the dtscus wrth a toss of 4i 37 as Mark. Centr.< meters (135-09 00) ished third due to num­ ,-- •Vrtai In the Hammer throw senior Megan Cobb ber ot misses captured first place with a marts ot 48 *i meters hmen Thomas U. t MM* Amber Williams fintshed first m Berry and Zach the 100 meter nurrjes with a time of 14 43 sec Castigiione finished onds wfttte sophomore Melanie Schuft? won the one two m the 1500 meters with Berry ww 1.500 meters with a tune ot 4 40 57 m a time of 4 09 45 (^rMgsone recorded a time Help Wanted Other Hurricane vc-fories induded heshman 014 10 89 Tabia Charles m the 100-meter dash (12 71) and Freshman Roland DaSrtva was me top col 1 rn. -.aim teorate fsntsher m the 400 mete' hurdles record ttw 4i100-meter relay (48 84) t»« t-atsjraoai ensdn mill tarirn an J pnaal The Humcanes return to action Apnl 22-24 at >ng a Big fast qualifying time of 54 32 seconds the Penn Relays m Philadelphia. Pa wine senior Kenny Frank finished second m the ' 10 meter hurdles wrth a Big East qurtrfying time i5l2sscon H SI Mtn UXM I M»B» MEN'S TRACK AND FIELD ttm., ttm ai imo T<« •t.m \mmttm t tt** am i mm ee M On the season me Hurncanes have recorded 18 emt am ttm aim* m* emmm Mi H u EM Big East quaMymg marks m nine separate events BjuMtying marks at me FSJ Qraegiste Invite held on Miami returns to acttor Apnl 23-24 at the Penn the campus ot Flonda intemetonel Unrversity Relays in f-^ilacWphta Pa

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