University of Miami - Ibis Yearbook (Coral Gables, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 512 of the 2009 volume:

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Shalala, P WW V W ' Maui; MWWM W ' W V M all almut tlw u UM is the heart and I am the pulse from Gandhi Day to uHurricanes Help the Hometown. :3 IIOOI'IIIOO Iooocaoloun 0.0.0000... 00.0.0000- OIIOIIIIIII Ic-OQIQOIIO IIIIOIOOOII II'IIOOOIII 0000......- 000000.000. IOIIOIICOOI THE CIOOOOIOIO IooIo-III. IIOOOI'IOO .IIIOIOCI. IIIIIOIIII BY MARY ELIZABETH BARRON PHOTOGRAPHY COURTESY MCT CAMPUS While the University Administration worked to change the appearance of our home here on campus, people like Michael Phelps and Barack Obama set out to Change the appearance of our world. The summer was packed with a Hurricane that almost postponed orientation, a conflict between two European states and the selection of the presidential nominees for the 2008 election. Not to mention, China hosted one of the most historic Olympics in history. Top that one! officially gain nomination from their parties at the 2008 Democratic National Convention held in Denver, Colorado and the Republican National Convention held in St. Pau1,Minnesota. W $MWXMMWWMIWWW7WWAW UMMER THAT A Review ofNews Near and Far UM SUMMER RENOVATIONS The 2008-2009 school year brought several new Changes for the University of Miami student body. One of the most deep-felt changes was the new policy of not allowing freshmen to have cars on campus; however, this was not the only Change at UM. Returning students also found that the new wireless printing system enacted in September of 2007 now included a printing charge of five cents for black and white copies and 10 cents for color copies, after the original credit amount of $100 was expended. Also, not to be overlooked was the addition of wider sidewalks to accommodate the many new bikers supplied by the UBike program, the renovation of the remaining Memorial Building classrooms, the creation of the new Oasis Deli in the University Center and the painting of the Whitten Learning Center from its original off-white color to the bright shades of orange and green. .r' 02.4 w HANGED HISTORY a, m... WWW WW t W M 1 W Wm M, . 9;. y Hy . W3; WWW. W W WWW W W V aWay the competltlon and setting new World retords' 111 both the 100 meter and ZOOHmeter dashes. Still, in the sea of amazing accomplishments nothing visually compared to the Opening and Closing Ceremonies held in the Beijing National Stadium, also known as Wthe Bird's Nest? which took place on August 8, 2008 and August 24, 2008, respectively. In the end, the United States walked away With the highest medal count, Winning a total of 110 medals: 36 gold, 38 silver and 36 bronze. Follomng the conthct , most of its forces, but thousands of troops remain on Georgian soil 1n what Russia claims to be a peacekeeping role. lW 'Iw'W'r: W' lW'WW'WNW W W WWW, . n WWW mgr NNWWWWW 1w mm .1. .M .... . kw w w. w thW 40: WWW W... W WWWWW WWW WW I'lWWl MW WWW W . .; IOIIIIOIOII acneluooooo OODCOIOOQIO 0999-00-10. nloilulcaon otaluaslool IOIOIQIOIO. IIOICIIIIII E E Not Just a Summer Job Internsths and Jobs Offer a Source ofFun and Learning Jenna Mvine atso used Was a time to practice and learn about pharmaceuticals. PHOTOGRWAP pURTFSY JUMP FOR JOY Senior Mariel Butah and Sophomore Teddi Tosath ceiebrated their arrival at the Negev Desert in Israel after taking a bumpy jeep tour. PHOTOGRAPH COURTE Y MARIEL BUTAN LA SIES A Seniors Brittany Miller and Jamiee Spector, and Junior Kimberly Thompson relaxed on a beach in Alicante, Spain before attending the Las Hogueras Festival. The three girls traveled to Spain together for a Study Abroad Program. PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY KIMBERLY THOMPSON OUT TO LUNCH; BE BACK WHENEVER Junior Giro Samale treated his friends Rob Wyant, Chelsea Sutherland, Jehhy Pullias, Sara Kimsey and Chris Kittermah to a beachside food and drinks on his work break at Sharky's in Sarasota, Florida. PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY CHRIS KITTERMAN IIOOOCOOOOO 0......000 Aoooooooonoo IOIIODDOOO OOOOOIOOIII 010.000.... O I U C o I O O O O First-Day Excitement Conquers Move-I n J itters BY ALEX FRUIN AND STEPHANIE WALDEN I PHOTOGRAPHY BY LEAH ADAMS As summer drew to a close, new and returning students confronted the challenge of getting settled both on and off campus on the first day of school. Students living on campus carried out the task of moving into the dorms. Melanie Schlesinger, a sophomore living in Mahoney Residential College, experienced some of the common difficulties associated with the move-in. So many people were trying to move in at once. Dealing with the carts and packed elevators was a hassle, Schlesinger said. Schlesinger and her roommate, Victoria Sahtos-Buch, also a sophomore, had to decorate their room and purchase some key items such as a mini-fridge, microwaveand television. I Last year I got most of my dorm stuff from Dadelahd Station, but with all of the incoming freshmen it's hard to find What youlre looking for Santos- Buch said. This year, I knew what to expect and did some shopping online. of students reported living off campus I KEY STATS I ?:rcnogfgggggxon- of nonresidential Residential Student students live Withtheir parents I Survey. of nonresidential students moved off Campus to have a different living experience than the Of non-res1dent1a1 Residential Colleges I students share a home with roommates While the move- in experience can be a pain Schlesinger ahdMIIIM N Santos- Buch chose to live on campus for a second year because many of their friends were doing the same They also agreed that III in it is more convenient than trying to find and furnish a house or N N apartment while still in college. I I III I I IN NW I I 3;: However many other students decided that the freedom of living NI? off campus was worth the effort. Maya Smith, asophomore, found ' an apartment across frorh campus at the UhiVersity Inn. Moving into the apartment was an ordeal because it was completely unfurnished, said Smith. My roommate and I had to buy living room and bedroom furniture and move everything in ourselyes? Many students who chose to live off-camous have to arrange I moving heavy furniture, sometimes even renting moving trucks Moving into the dorms is more about decorating your personal space,' 'Smith said Moving off carhpus is a lot of work because you re starting from scr.atch T- -T f .. Iw .. at t' 1 TOP 5 PLACES WHAT To LooK l TO SHOP FOR FOR IN OFF-ICIAMPUS DORM DECOR HOUSING I l I I 1. Bed Bath and Beyond 1; Proxlmlty to Campus I 2. Target 2. F1111 K1tchen I I I I 3. The Container Store 3. Washer and Dryer I I Ii I I 4, UM Bookstore i 4. Private Bedroom 5. Online Websites I 5. Parking Availability I II I I I I I I6. Reasonable Price l I ' 7. Nearby Shops and Restaurants I I 8. SafeNeighborhood I I I 9. Utilities Included I I I i I 10. Friendly Landlord . J: l . I weuhhhwmbgm+Jl III. III III. I I III IaI sbbhombre from ' I each other intimately? IIIH I I I I 3 WELCOME, CHECK, CHECK I I I CHECK Hecht ResIIideht II AsSistajnts CRASJ Rita Juiien I A Senior and third year1 RA I I I I I I I and Kristen Parker- -Fahey, I sophomore ahd firstI year I I I I 1 RA help direct stIudehts to I I I Atheir rooms after checking I I I I I I 1 I I in. StudentsIIrecere I I I theIr rdom IkeySI, mailbox I I CombinetiththdIdormitory jruIlIeS. AIII RIAsIvvorIinh shiftsj I to helb diIIrecII students ahd I get Ithem settled in. I IINIIIIiII, IIMI'WMWW I u I I hto Iche schooi year. IITheI I IIIURIke program and the MN I IIIII l IIII HOME Katie I Ralme, Brooklyn, is reUnitedI with her beta IISHI Ramoh upon returhiihg to campLIIs A sorority sister who lives in Miami cared for III the fish for the summer. I WIIIII I 'Rarhonfand I kmow IIM MIN. I I Carts are an effIcient way Of carrying Iots oiI belongings ihtoItheIir I new rooms. Palme IsIaidI Iaughihgiy excited t0 be reuihted with her pet I: I I I The new student Class of 2012 had an extra member during the first week of orientation by the name of Tropical Storm Fay. As the rain poured throughout the week, students made their way through new schedules, campus tours, move-ih, cheCk-ih, orientation sessions and President Donna Shalalais backyard barbeque. Orientation Fellows led their student groups through seminars built to acclimate the new students to the ways of their new school and community. The students were grouped in such a way in order to T foster a Close-khit student body. Til became acclimated to Miami by becoming close to my floor, Vih Guariho, a freshman from New Jersey, said. tWe play sahd volleyball together. From the elevator lobbies of Hecht and Stanford to the Starbucks next to Club Richter, from the BahkUhited Center to the parking lots packed with storage cubicles, the hustle and bustle made it abundantly clear that Hurricane season 2008 had finally begun. BY NICOLE FOSS PHOTOGRAPHY BY LEAH ADAMS Freshmen, transfers and international students swarmed around campus as they set up their dorm rooms, attended orientation meetings and learned new protocol such as academic schedules and emergency routines in case of hurricanes. Fortunately, the threat of severe thunderstorms did not trample the annual picnic that President Shalala hosts for the new students each year. With free food and the Band of the Hour present, students relaxed while watching the cheerleaders dance with Sebastian. The annual event is geared to bring new students together. People are really friendly here, Roxy Meyer, a freshman from South Africa, said. Nowhere is that more true than on the lush green lawns of President Shalala's home in the company of hundreds of students. Though the weather could have been an obstacle to orientation, the class of 2012 proved they have what it takes to persevere and become the next great generation of Miami Hurricanes. BAND OF THE HOUR Emily Horth, Francis Carbone, Matthew Pollard ahd Marissa Wites, tuba players for the Band of the Hour, perform 'Cahe fight songs, a celebrated tradition at the annual freshmen picnic. tCANE SPIRIT Student government members seniors Claudia Medina and Shajeha Erazo Cheer alongside the freshman class showing that school spirit grows with each year. LOUNGING AND CHATTING Freshmen Aubrey Stutzmah, Tara Playford, Angela Bousaiis and Christine Sonoki relax on the grass and share a meal as they bond over their experiences during their first week of college. QUALITY O GRgSS COULD BE BETTER BUTi'iREALLY, NO, ITiS BEAUTIFUL. m Elan Fortner, 78, freshman from Honoluiu, H, in reference to President Shaiaiais house. IT,S BIG! WHAT DID SHE MAJOR lN ,CAUSEI WANNA DO THE SAME. Shaquayia Mims, 78, freshman from Charlotte, NC, referring to President Shaialats house. PEOPLE ARE MORE FRIENDLY HERE, AND THEREiS PEOPLE FRO DIFFERENT COUNT VERY COOL HERE; Roxy Meyer, 20, transfa Johannesburg, South A 103, on a qu schoiarshfp for swimming. TRADITION OF GOODWILL President Shaiala shows her passion for fostering spirit and camaraderie among students by hosting the annual piChic at her home on the Coral Gables waterway. 1E: mm Jm ni Wm WM MEI WU w mmmmw W wEEmeMW 'u I i I WWW 01.11100th ,7 1.. 029; 5k ma! rag, 2 the $ch om oi ConVnu was a 6 LOOR 1.an aim. FL m33134 K kyunc. Men H mg m wed. 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PHOTOGRAPH BY JACQUELYNN SIMS STUDENTS ARE A PRIME TARGET Both candidates made a conscience effort to ensure that their presidential ideas reached the youth by making appearances on campus to discuss their platforms, so students could make an educated decision on election day. THE FINAL HOURS Senator John McCain campaigned at the BahkUhited Center only 36 hours before election day to capture Miami constituents last-mihute votes. PHOTOGRAPH BY HOLLY MAX SECURING SUPPORT Then- Senator Barack Obama led an on-campus rally about his programs for women. He was interrupted briefly by protesters, but cheered on by hundreds of supporters. PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY UM COMMUNICATIONS electimz, 025 IOOIIOCICOO OIIIIIOODO. 0000000.... 3000000.... IIIOIIIIIOI O 0 I O I a O O O I C ICICIIOOIII IIOIIIIIIOI Ionllulollo WWW 026 ' e' r - i' '- ' . ?JJU ISSUES STUDENTS CARED ABOUT FOR THIS HISTORIC ELECTION ' WBY KAELL ' 000......- 0.0.0.0... nltnootooc 0000...... IOIIOOOOI. OIIIIIIOCO 00.0.0000. 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Students have tho. option of donating platelets in addition to giving blood. Monday, October 20 - Wednesday, October 22 10:00 AM - 9:00 PM UC Ballrooms PHO'I'OURAPH BY TALIA NUNEZ v. WWW 31.:::u .Hiiaimm H U 5 1 ELL queen Monday, October 20 8:00 PM School of Communication Courtyard qxganized 2y kWiednesday, aIma mater x singing competition Prehmmarfes: Wednesday, October 15 7:30 PM RathskeHer FinaLS: Thursday, October 23 11:30 AM UC Rock Jess Schreiner, DeHa Phi Epston Mia Amato, Ryan Ondriezek, C OLSO Amha Sigma Phi ' ' A '4 Innmhuuw'4 $9.! MAN .4 M .W u piring kings and queens 'eir talents. Senior Chris - in less than two minutes. RD Nick Cote, Katie Zydei and i' ' r i i Sigma Phi Epsilon Tal Harari, . .. , Delta PhiEpsilon 0 CHEER RULES a Maximum of 20 Performers , , a Must include: M ii y-- 0 Overall Homecoming Theme i i Organized Cheer Theme 1i 1 Organized Cheer Fact 3 Major Homecoming Sponsors The University Alma Mater or one UM Fight Song Names of Organized Cheer Chairs Names of Homecoming Chairs ; Name of the myth of legend assigned 0 Maximum of Six Songs a No Voiceovers a Allowed 7 minutes and 45 seconds to perform a Enter from the left and exit on the right using stairs I a Maximum budget of $300 for props, costumes, etc. OOOOOOQO :1 Ci! C ' Wu HorimComz rig J8 OTQCWZX? .iitiivrszns Up MT; Exprezitjziifiorii 13 BY SAMANTHA LLOYDS PHOTOGRAPHY BY ALYSSA BERNSTEIN O-Cheer is arguably the most coveted to a science and knows exactly what they have to Homecoming event and this year, Sigma Phi accomplish. What's their secret ingredient? ltve Epsilon clinched the win. Russ Haws worked on m always incorporated singers into our skit and that the script while the dances were choreographed reaily helps, she said. i by Matt Reed. O-Cheer is the most fun event it of Homecoming. The audience loves it and the Rudy Rodolfo was excited to have had the people who participate in it love it, said Haws. opportunity to be Oh stage with the Council of We have a secret formula for what songs to use, International Students and Orgahizatioris this but I cant tell you what it is or everyone else is year. JJMy favorite part was being on stage. It was gonna know it! 7 kihd of intense, he said. The guys that won were hilarious. They won the crowd over as well as the : 'udgesfi he said in reference to Sigma Phi Epsilon. Haws feels that O-Cheer is a very do-abie event when planned correctly. ttWe practiced from 8 pm. ttil midnight for three days? he said. tlt took an hour to write the script and Matt came up with simple moves that looked good. Matt Robayha, who witnessed O-Cheer for e the first time this year said, I really enjoyed it! Its a great Homecoming tradition! Adding to Robayhats praise, Shajeha Erazo said, tO-Cheeri is a fun way for different organizations to display their various creative ideas and talents. The bottom line is that everyone is there to celebrate the University of Miami. i M Q 33 CD 9C: 0 3 CD 3 I Cheer, You Chee Breaking their three-time winning streak, Zeta Tau Alpha came in at a close second this year. Having choreographed O-Cheer five times in a row, Jenna Faicone says she has now got it down Ill 'IIYIIII '10- 036 spirit tree Thursday, October 23 lmmediately following A ma Mater Finak Spirit Tree parade Friday, October 24 7:00 PM Stanford Drive hurricane howl Friday, October 24 lmmedial'ely foNOng the Parade UC PatiO Lake OSCOOIM University Green homecoming football game Saturday, THE JUNGLE Alpha Sigma Phi pledge John Meskunas and October 25 brothers John Micich and Mike Gustafson marched to the 1200 PM boat of their own drum in the homecoming parade as Aztecs. Dolphin Stadium m u m u 1mm 1w RACHEL SCHREIBMAN . w. AC8 - WhatIt Takes tb Wm BY LINDSAY PEREZ PHOTQCVSRAPH BY ZACH WOODWARD Throughout the month of October. tensions rah high as the Homecoming games begun. Homecoming was nothing short of a big deal. Organizations whipped out the big guns in hopes of going all the way. But what did it take to win? The Association of Commuter Students CACSI seemed to have figured out the winning formula. Two participants, Monica Perdomo and Nick Diaz, gave their insights: Q: What made you decide to participate in Homecoming? Monica Perdomo: I participated last year, and l love how passionate everyone in ACS is about it. ltis contagious. Nick Diaz: I wanted to be part of the big effort to help ACS stand out and be the winning wanizatiori G: What strategies or strengths didldoes ACS posses that contributed to the win? MP: I think our diversity is one of our greatest assets. That, coupled with some intense school spirit makes for a great combination ND: I think it was the huge increase in participants. Our freshmen members came to help a lot There was a constant high morale because we kept wihhihg, inspiring us towards winning the next event 4 G: How many hours a week dId you practice for events like Alma Mater and 0- Cheer ., MP: We practiced several hours a week but right befoie the actual event we practiced for three hours every meeting. ND: I would have to say that for O Cheer we practiced twice a week for about three to four hours. G How did ACS break down the preparation process? Was there an official schedule or was it improvised i MP: Our schedule was improvised for the most part because of conflicting SC hedules ahol tryihg to find a place on campus to practice was also difficult ' l W ' i ND: We did have appointed leaders that organized the different evehts. For example, Evelyn Rodriguez and Jennifer Del Toro rah O-Cheer. while Diana Abreu Molnar conducted Alma Mater Practices. We also had diffeieht leadei Is working the float arid helping out at the otheI events POINT BREAKDOWN TAKING KT ALL Junior Jaite Calil is crowned the Queen :- I After weeks of practicing s , : g her walk and Ilha-Iing sure. she hadl Ier dance Ioutii me ready to go. she realiazecl it wag all worth it, HEW win as the Hemecomizg QLJQQH : a helbed her feilmv AC3 friehtjs m win the gold for TOTAL Homecoming Week, lll'ltlllll'lo- 038 CAUGHT IN HIS WEB Sawlar Vu makes a strapping Spidey, dressing as an idolized superhero. PHOTOGRAPH BY RACHEL SCHREIBMAN HELMET HEADS Amanda Archer and Kari Rosenberg get their hands on their favorite football helmets, ready to rumble through the Halloween crowds. PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY KARI ROSENBERG GROVE GODDESSES Inspired by Greek goddesses, Sophia Ancher and Nicole Gotwols met up to party in Coconut Grove. PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY NICOLE GOTWOLS DEVILED EGG Dressed as an egg, Andres Bravo looks devilishly excited about celebrating Halloween. PHOTOGRAPH BY RACHEL SCHREIBMAN THE MANY FACES OF DANIEL RADCLIFFE Eric Geron, sophomore, parodied the famous actorts roles in Harry Potter and Equus. PHOTOGRAPH BY RACHEL SCHREIBMAN SWEET SEDUCTION Megan Novak and Jon Voluck get into character to prepare for their frighteningly fun night out on the town. PHOTOGRAPH BY RACHEL SCHREIBMAN REEL LIFE The movies come alive as Lupita Trigos, Jesus Gil, Alex Roberts, Kari Rosenberg, Caroline Chica, and Alex Kramer dress in character to celebrate the night at the Grovets famous block party. PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY KARI ROSENBERG PHOTOGRAPH BY RACHEL SCHREIBMAN HUMAN KISS In her original costume, Maria Newstrom teases friends with her sweet candy kiss. PHOTOGRAPH BY LEAH ADAMS i i i PHOTOGRAPH BY LEAH ADAMS ARTS AND CRAFTS Carving is out and painting is in, as Rouchen Li decorates a pumpkin with COISO. PHOTOGRAPH BY JESSICA BRYANT GIRLS NIGHT OUT Nancy Melhyk and Pina Cirillo stick together to make their Halloween plans. PHOTOGRAPH BY RACHEL SCHREIBMAN MAN OF MANY MASKS Ben Glieb of Comedy Central performed at Belly Bust on Hallows Eve, entertaining students with his multiple personalities, including a jet fighter Ueftx police officer, Superman and even a tCanes fan. PHOTOGRAPH BY LEAH ADAMS M. PHOTOGRAPH BY LEAH ADAMS W? i, . , M t t W W, W t ,w ., M . W , :Wuw-w W .44 w a, W 70 fut 5; WW J' ' MW t y 7f , W: W5; gt; 4:0. ; W 1, ' WW :2: , M Wk twi' W CARVING MASTER Junior Rachel DeHayes learned the art of carving a turkey from her grandpa in Clearwater, Florida with taste-testihg along the way. PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY RACHEL DEHAYES THE SLICE IS RIGH Freshman Katy Patao, spent the holiday with her family and friends at home, and ensured that the turkey was fully cooked and sliced to perfection. PHOTOGRAPH COURTES KATY PATAO Thanksgiving break is a time for many students to return home and relax before finals, but most importantly it is an opportunity to spend time with family around a table to eat Wahol reminisce oh the year 5 events Thanksgivmg Ier t ust about the turkey, the gravy and the mashed potatoes, its about coming together with your loved hes, freshman Lily Oyarzuh said. It is also about sharing hose uhique moments and being thankful for having each ther. zzitts also great to go shopping the next morning. here are many students at the university who are fortunate 'Ivehough to be able to go home arid share this time with their ifamily. Rachael Maltese, a senior from Naples, Florida was one of those lucky ones, with only a two-hour drive home. It was rIIce to go home and see my cousins, aunts, uncles and everyone. I live Close enough that I can drive home and honestly, traffic wasntt bad at all? Maltese said. But not all students were able to go home. Elle Hebel from Buffalo Grove, Illinois stayed on campus because she had to work. a Because I didth get to go home, I am very fortunate to have grandparents in Boca to spend Thanksgiving day with. I did ., have to come back to Miami to work I35 hours on Black Friday though? Hebel said. Although Thanksgiving is known for the food and the ensuing football and nap. it will always be a time for students to spend with their family and friends. International and exchange students share their cultural dances and celebrate the Americah holiday at the International Thanksgiving Festival at Allen Hall. PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY NICOLE GOTWOLS the smells of the roastihg turkey teased the tastebuds of friends and family who bonded while the meal was prepared. PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY RACH EL DEHAYES 75-5557 TASTY I THANKSGIVING I MENU I Wine l Oven-roasted turkey Ham 1 Homemade gravy Stuffing l Garlic mashed potatoes Corn I Sweet potato casarole Green beans I . Cream spinach . Dinner rolls l . Cranberry sauce . Pumpkin pie I . Pecan pie l . Jello With pineapple 990519397990??? I-II-II-w-JI-II-I mIonomI-Ao thankegiuing. O41 000-00.... IOOIIOIOIOII OCIIOOOOOIII IOCIOIOIIIOI IOOQOOCOOICI .IlIIIIOIUII Inonallooool - a o o o o o o I I i O 0 FALL FLIES WHEN Tragedy and triumph struck campus early this fall. Student organizations like U88 and COISO hosted popular events like a brand-new Spelling , Bee and the ever-popular Mr. and Mrs. international Pageant. Hurricane spirit rose to a new level with the campus-Wide Homecoming celebration and a strong start at Dolphin Stadium for the football team. Yet, in all the excitement, we paused for a moment of silence, mourning the loss of an unofficial mascot: one of the crocodiles of Lake Osceola. IIIOOOIIIO 000-000... liivluoaol IOCOOIOIII Icotoloolo ooouoooluo FIRST GAME AT DOLPHIN STADIUM This year was a first for students who cheered on the Canes in Dolphin Stadium instead of their beloved Orangle Bowl. The main difference for the average student was the length of the commute - a drive that, at times, was endless. Coach buses departed from Stanford Circle and the BankUnited , In Jane Presideri: ShalalaTWas LaWardedr T, , the Radcliffe Medal by TheZnRadcliffe e H, Institute foreAdvanced Study at Harvard University That same year; President , i Bash presented, her With the Presidential , Medal ,of Freedom,- Which is the nationis is highest Civilian award. This recognizes 4 individuals Who have contributed to national-security, world peaee or cultural Center for the em mateh 0n Aeguet endeavors. She was also honored as cne 28 against the Charleston SOUthem of the :425 Great Public Servantse by the University Buccaneers. The iCanes came Council for Excellence, which recognizes out on tOp With a 52-7 Vietory over CSU outstanding public servants who have as 48,119 fans celebrated a positive start made major contributions to achieving to the 2008 season. excellence in the government. 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HURRICANE IKE AND TEXAS Hurricane Ike posed a major threat to the southern portion of the United States, Early on September 11, it hit Texas and dissipated on September 16. Even though it had been downgraded to a tropical storm, it still caused enough damage to warrant an emergency evacuation of the southern portion of the state as well as areas of Louisiana. BY KRYSTAL GREEN PHOTOGRAPHY COURTESY MCT CAMPUS It seemed that people from all walks of life had something to talk about this fall. Mother Nature ripped through Texas and California with its tropical terror and fiery fury. American Idol star Jennifer Hudson tragically lost a family member, while teehy-bopper idol Carson Daly had to say goodbye to his MTV gig, Total Request Live. Though the Phillies took home the World Series Championship, Barack Obama took home a historic victory, becoming the first African American President of the United States. Ml, WVIV'J W 4 WWW W M W, M? 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This huge mural was constructed especially for the Scope Art Fair during Art Basel. ,1 , 1111,, 111.111.11.11! I'1X1 I I,1.11.1, 1 i ' 1.. .1 1,111,, BASF BY KATY PATAO PHOTOGRAPHY BY EMMA CASON-PRATT Proj ect Space in Wthood told a small group the story behihd the cattle skeleton motorcycle art piece on the main gallery floor. CAN WE TAKE IT FOR A TEST RIDE? Logan Beitmeh curator of the UM I ART DIRECTION A sign explaihd in what direction different smaller art shows could be found within the much greater boundries of Art Baselt I sites located Where: Exhibition throughout the Art Deco District, with the main site at I the Miami Beach Convocation Center I When: December 3 through December I 6, 2008 Time: Daily, noon to 8 pm, with an early Sunday close I Attendance: about 40,000 NOT A TISSUE BOX A piece by UM Art professor Kyle Trowbridge hung on the wall of the Dorsch Galleryts kiosk inside Scope Art Fair. WHAT DO YOU SEE? Bridget Gamber, a senior double majoring in Psychology and Studio Art discussed the meaning of an abstract art piece with her boyfriend in the UM Project Spaces show during Art Basel. I ICANE ART I FAIR in Wynwood I Project Space featured I works by qu-time I faculty and graduate I students in the I Department of Art and I Art History. 2200A I NW 2nd Avenue. I l CURRENTwasan l exhibition organized I by hrst year graduate I student in Painting, I Sean Smith, in a rental I gallery space located l at 2412 North Miami I avenue. The show I also includes faculty, I students and alums: I Darby Bannard, Brian I Curtis, Lise Drost, I Sergio Rodriguez, I Kathleen Staples, I George Bethea, Tutua I Boshell, Ryan Farrell I and Runcie Tatnall. I l FLAT was an I exhibition curated by I second year graduate I student in Painting, I David Marsh, at the I Edge zones gallery I located at 47 NE 25th I Street. This show also I included Brian Gefen, I Jonathan Rockford and I Kaylee HuH Ihrst-year I graduate studentsy I and alum Reeve I Schumacher. SHAPESHIFTER I was the current I show at the Dorsch I Gallery located at 151 I I NW 24th Street and I includes department I faculty member Kyle I Trowbridge and I sculpture alum Robin I Griffith. .Il. 051 000-000-0000 00000000000 00000000000 00000000000 00000000000 00000000000 00000000000 000-0-0-00 0000000000 0000000000 0000000000 0000000000 0000000000 0000000000 0000000000 0000000000 00000000000 00000000000 00000000000 000 00 000 00 000 00 000 00 000 00 000 00 000 00 000 00 000 00 000 00 - GOING ON TIPS Students not only viewed and analyze different art pieces, they also enjoyed drinks at the open bar. FINDING A MEANING Junior Nicola Saher and second year Iavv student Christina Carr enjoy looking at the different sculptures and interpreting their meanings. Welcomes Stu Enjoy Art and a Cocktail PHOTOGRAPHY BY LU Ross and Jake Ackermah Under the light of the starlit sky, spirited music from a mariachi band and alcohol vendors lined the perimeter of the $ courtyard during the Lowe Down,' at the Lowe Art Museum. The monthly eveht served as the perfect way for students to start their Thursday night adventures. This is great, said first-time attendee g; Kaley Barbera. tl wish i had khowri about this sooner, but I definitely plan on coming the next two months before i graduate. . 0 By having this unique event, the museum reached students that may not have ever experienced the art exhibits otherwise. And the event helped the museum raise funds in order to continue adding and expanding the exhibits. II WI , A None of my friends at other schools have this kind of event, said senior Joe Stanley, reaching for a glass of Champagne. Its great because it gets students to want to come back during the day. i Some attendees chose to purchase a yearly membership because they come so often. Nicole Perez, a resident from a I neighboring community, thought it was necessary to get a membership. Itve lost count how many times I've come, said ii Perez. HI bring all my friends because its a t great way to start the weekend? The University of Miamits best-kept secret teemed with life every month, making it unlikely that the event will stay a secret much longer. RT, DRINKS, AND FRIENDS Senior Sarah Shergy, . second year law student Mike Levinson and senior Rachel Ewy spent time km catching up with friendshx and enjoying their oir ks. a TAKING A BREAK In mm between looking at the artwork senior Gabrielle Romanoski, senior Katherine Quinn and alumnus Mark Barton discussed their thoughts on different pieces. LIVE ENTERTAINMENT The students and alumni listened to live music from a mariachi bahdt ' ,. u I W B ,II B IIIWIIII H . 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Whether oh WITHOUT THE me- up, students 1 their wH31 tQ Class or GYM Videogames helped students pass the time and stay fit Wage learning about dIfft-Hith sports sucths bowling, golf and tennis. carried 5Q gas and other caffeine products to class to stay focused ahd alert during uf'heir lectures. Hhohes The moSt popular phbnes were the Blackberry and the IPhone. I EH , V H WW Kate Wihslet 0 Heath Ledgerm Tiha Fay, Cameron DIaZ Revokllv'onary Road , , The OHM K171ght Q MHk 911me9 M1111'ona1'1'e The Peader I ,. I ' RHChe1 Gettmg Mamed A Neon sunglasses Big purses Large wallets Stackable rihgs, Colorful bags T Crocs Big- wrist watches Plastic black rimmed glasses C v- Oncorlccoi onnonvvooio IIIOIBOOIOI IIiIIiI.OOO .IOOOooeau! ictoou$nca litilnionli eoenlsioog aaiiocacooc . antolouioic OklioliQQCO gneuccoclis .I'IOIOIII. ototaiotnll Ve a languaaaco OQIIOIQOIO iIQIOCI3OO .Iigltnlsa I II 0 I I 0 a a n o onaoonlioo , . II, I VII 7!;27 37.9 If 1:4 II, LEQJ BY ALLIE BUTLER PHOTOGRAPHY BY RACHEL EWY The University of Miami has been thIIck to take InItIatIve In the green movement With Its Green U program j Instituted last year by the OffICe of EnvironmentaI ea and Safety This Ihnovative program aIIms to develop a more envIronmehtallyu sensitive campLIs. Recycling 0n . campus has been revamped to, Ithude previous hon- recyclableobjects lIke computer parts, but the real goal Is to reduce the need fer r'ecycIIngIn the; tIrsl: place. The new UPrInt system lImIts Students' free prmtmg privileges to encourage a reduction In paper waste I Student organIzatIons have aIso been asked to, reduce handouts For exampIe, junIc'Ir KeIIy DonhelIy primahly uses emaIIs toIcommunIcate InformatIon te members of organizations In WhICh sheIs InvolvedIItls Ian eaSy way to be envIronmentallyIfrIIendly while stIII IgettIng yearn polht across D InneIlylsaIcl. Energy-savIng fluorescieht lIght bIIIbIs haVe been Installed In classrooms and Segway personal transporters that belcmg to IT maIntenance emplbyees and the Deuce department effectIver reduce the number of motor vehIcles used by the university debartments. In an effort to further reducevehIcIe emissions, UM ParkIng and TransportatIon offers a 50W dIscount oh parkIng permlts to students facIIlty and staff Whn IdrIve hybrIcI vehicles. An ongoIhg study aIms to examIne the VIEW FROM THE TOP OF MOUNT TRASHMORE Natasha Esteves, Stephanie Lavey, Alyse Arehart and Valerie Marks created a mountain filled with what many students believe to be trash. These recycling items were found in trashcans all over campus. QDWQG e'as ,bIlIIty otcl an bumIng biodiesel fuel fer Hurry 'Cane, huttles. UBIke Is a new program that affers affordable bICycles to stadentg plug more bike friendIy' pathways round campIIs. . An underground Chilled water system known as the I think the WhoIe IhItIatIVe Is a great ICItaaVIunIor Cole , Brown said.' We notiCed the toIIet paper In the dorms Is ' 'ade from fecyc'led matenals I just Wish ItWas easier to retycle paper In the ddrmsf . On December 4 IstILIdents from the INS 322 I EnVIronmehtaI and DeVeIopment class created whet , hey Called uMCILIIII: Trashmore' on the ROCk The ecycIIhg Item's Were found In garbage Cans around IIampLIs and manIpulated to create a mountain This was n effdrt to promote aWarehess and shoW that students I need to be more aWare of? What they can recycl I other green boSsIbIIItIes IhCIude Cloth! napkins In the ,5thth halls solar paheIs on buIIdIngs, more green products In the bookStore and the ehCOuregemeht Iaf conscientious energy usage by students. Nery Implemented changes demonstrate that UM Is prepahng Itself for a green future I TIME IS OF THE ESSENCE Junior Valerie Marks jots down on a piece of cardboard box each hour that they have collected trash around campus. What students think Is trash are actually items that can be recycled and can help make our world a cleaner place In Which to live. a ALTERNATIVE V , ENERGY x s - energy derived from environmentally friendly h x sources, such as solar energy, as opposed to fossil fuels. h x BIODEGRADABLE substances which, when left alone, break down and absorb into the ecosystem. ECO-FRIENDLY I products or behaviors that minimize negative impacts on the environment. G o I N G ' GREEN of or relating to a product that is solely made from plants or insects. t RECYCLING GAB 1 the process of collecting, sorting and reprocessing old material into usable raw materials. SUSTAINABILITY management of consumption so our need to throw away does not exceed the capacity of our planet to absorb our wastes. t W, 4 J 1 057 COIOCIOUIII 00.0.0.3... COOICICCCOO IIOIOOIIII. OIIIIIODOOO oooollloooo Qloooollncn OIIOOOIIOII . 00.00.00... 0.00.000... Olloonocol occtuullno IICOIIOII. Olonaollto 000-000... OGOOOIIIOI Illtolltto IOOOIIIII. Ill .0. .0- ll. 0.. III .0. 0.. not 0.. I WENT TO HAWAII LAST SPRING BREAK WITH FRIENDS WHO MADE ME EGETJ A TATTOO AFTER BEING STUCK ON THE ISLAND FOR THREE EXTRA DAYS WITH NO FLIGHT HOME. I CALL HIM ALMEC. Jackie Vinson, senior, describes her Tl'ki man tattoo experience in March 2008. A prestigious tribal artist on the island created the artwork on her hip. J UM IS VERY IMPORTANT TO ME. MY LIFE CHANGED IMMENSELY FOR THE BETTER WHEN I CAME TO COLLEGE. NOT ONLY AM I A HUGE ICANES FAN, BUT I KEEP UM CLOSE TO MY HEART. Nicki Edelman, senior, bled orange and green on the day she got her IIUII and Sebastian tattoo in September of 2002 Students Visually Express Themselves FEARIN G $5323: and HEADPHONES REPRESENT MY LIFE . . AS A DJ, A PRODUCER 8! A CREATOR. Pzerczngs MUSIC IS PRETTY MUCH MY LIFE. PHOTOGRAPHY BY Mutaal Green, senior, shows off his number one LEAH ADAMS passion In life, Which stretches across the entire left side of his body. NEEDLE IAM A MUSICIAN. THESE HFT 1 EVERY THING I HAVE DONE ON MY BODY HAS SOME SIGNIFICANT VALUE FOR ME. MY IMPLANT ALLOWS ME TO LITERALLY WEAR MY FAITH ON MY SLEEVE. Jonathan Merker, senior, has severai piercings and this silicon implant of a cross, which rests on his forearm. I BELIEVE THAT ALL PEOPLE HAVE A BALANCE OF GOOD AND EVIL IN THEM. MY TATTOOS REPRESENT THAT. ON ONE SIDE, I HAVE MY NICKNAME, hhTHE BAD MANP ON THE OTHER, I HAVE PSALM 23 AND AN ANGEL, REPRESENTING MY GOOD SIDE. PEOPLE CAN CHOOSE WHICH ONE THEY WANT TO SEE ME AS. 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I..I.' -wpnngwwv SPEED RACER Junior Kyle Len is involved in TrivCanes, the triathlon club, and trains with them frequently in addition to working out regulariy at the Weilness Center. WM V mm W , , wWMm M WW 'Nx WNW N WWWM WWMWx x N X. VXx W$ t . Xx WW a my WV ?XXMW 0 l' Nib x WM w MXMXMW X coootcnnouoo 0.0.0.0... ODOOIIIOI. CIIIIIIIIIQI .blcnu-Icvul IIIOIDIOOO II..IIIOIIOC OOOOOOIiIII. OOOOOOO'QIII . IIOIIOOOOOOC IDIIIIIIOOI. OE REE 00.000...- 0.000....- UOQOIOI... ltolcuicuu OOOODICIOO ouuooooooo y ,IWIWM IiWIi WW WWWWWWWWWWWIII Having a Professor Parent Is Helpful I n Many Ways BY KRYSTAL GREEN PHOTOGRAPHY BY MEGAN TERILLI For many students, being away at college becomes their first experience 0' living away from their parents. Without their parents around, students gain a new sense of independence as they learn to take responsibility for their own i actions and make their own decisions. I try to constantly reassure But then some students have the M her that I am always luxury of having a parent with them on WI V here to. help: Even though campus however not in the traditional I teach Ih a different SChOOI parental sense to which they are so and another department, I give accustomed. 1' her general advice on courses, Class assigments and academic Freshman Tiffany Milakovich, an 1 v standards. I am very proud that electronic media major did not have both my daughters decided much trouble assimilating into the UM to attend UM and that I have community once she arrived. ' i i' , been able to help them ' along the way. I have been raised as a tCane because of my father, she said. Thanks to her father, Dr. Michael E. Milakovich, who has been a political science and public administration professor at UM for 29 years, Tiffany has been deeply immersed into the school 5 tradition and culture from a very young age. I DR. MICHAEL E. MILAKOVICH has been teaching political science and public administration at UM for 29 years. He attended the University of California, Santa Barbara and Indiana UniversityfIgai He taught at the University of Chicago and the University of 'I North Carolina at Greensboro before starting at UM. til have many memories as a young girl visiting the UM campus and accompanying my father to his office and to the faculty lounge where we would have breakfast treats, she said. Having a parent on campus must mean that plenty of time would be spent together. However, because of their different locations on campus, the two find it hard to meet up between Classes. instead, they make time to exercise in: iwiiiiiiwm ii iwr together and give each other a call IIMIIIiiiiCi rim w Int, during the course of the day. The line of i Iriiii'iuvwviii W communication is open more than ever IIIIV' VIIIIIW I 'WI II'II as Tiffany continues adj usting to the life III II'I'I'IW'IIV' III i' II I'IIII Of a college student. ',i i it It Ii ii; iii iiin Iii i'x-w. It is very helpful whenever I am having a problem or confused about a new I Icoiiege systemt Ethatj he is always willing to help me and, naturally, he knows so much about UM, she said. Since my father teaches in the College of Arts and Sciences, and most of my classes are in the School of Communication, we cant specifically help each other with classes. But, it is very helpful whenever I am having a problem or confused about a h TIFFANY MILAKOVICH is a freshman majoring in electronic media. FLYING SOLO t Milakovich and her dad are in different schools, It so she must 5'- 'dy hard ' for her classes all on her own, just 3 k a . 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It was their birthday gift to me, but the rest I paid for myself, along with all the decorations. In fact, I actually didntt Charge anyone for the party. JON M033 0: How is your life different tor now here at UM since you turned 21? A: I havent really seen it change too much yet. Admittedly, l was a big drinker before 21, so those habits havehtt changed. But its definitely a lot more relaxing knowing that what used to be a crime is now legal. 0: How many people do you think were at your house? A: ltd say there were a good 125-150 people there. I W- JAIFE 0: Out of all the places to celebrate this important birthday, why did you choose the Grove? Why Mr. Moets? A: Well, first I celebrated with my family and close friends on the actual day of my birthday. We had a Mexican- themed fiesta. There was only tequila and Mexican beer. Then, on a Thursday I went to Mr. Moets in the Grove because its a big deal for students. I had fun but there were way too many people. 0; What was the first drink you had? A: My friend bought me a shot of patron, then I got a long island iced tea. BY RACHEL DEHAYES 8c KATY PATAO PHOTOGRAPHY COURTESY JAIFE CALIL, JON MOSS 8! CHRIS RACKLIFFE the A ZC-A ZC At16, you get to drive. At I8, you get to vote. At 21, you get it all. So, how do you celebrate ALCOHOL the last landmark birthday before you become Ilover the hill? Whether in a frat BABY house, a familiar bar or a posh club, Miami guarantees that students will party - legally - to the fullest. No matter where the party starts or ends, loyal friends like Jack, Jim, the Captain and Bud happily help ring in the big two-one. BIL m JON VOLUCK G: Were you questioned at the door a Q: Why did you decide to go out to Q: Does being 21-years-old change 'for your ID? How did it feel to show South Beach for your 21st birthday? anything about your experience with your ID? , A: My friends actually decided for me. going out to clubs? A: I was so excited that I walked up to , 9 They wanted to take me out, so therets A: Having been to South Beach before, Mr. Moets with it in my hand. Before I obviously no other place than South my confidence skyrocketed. Therels no they could ask me for it I was handing 4. Beach to celebrate turning 21. more worrying whether if ItII be able to ' 'I , - v get into a certain Club or not meeting It to them. ' Q: Where did you go? How did you get people because they think I,m too 0: Was there anything else exciting , there? Did you go VIP? young. We had a great time celebrating. about that night? I I' j 4 A: We went to BuckIS. We took a cab I know a new Chapter of partying and A: The night that I was celebrating with because I dont believe any of us were going out has officially begun. my family, my mom and her friends in positions to get behind the wheel. really got into it and taught all of my I, friends how to play thumpers? It was I Q: Did you have a drink of choice? great! o A: Vodka tonidrum and coke were the l v , I I drinks that night. OICIOOOIUOI Itunttlooo uoootlutonu OOUIIIIOIII OOIOIOOOCCC IOOCOIOII. ouuoquODOI IOOOOUIIOI I OOOIIOII-ll contoctottt ulloutaltoa onlooouooou Cllilouuoel 000000-000. E 75'? 068 IOIOOIOIIO 00-001.... OOIIIOCOOO OOIUiIOOOI onllooOo-I nonloutono r s' A ,. H u HiALEAiH-i DR EASTER SEALS SOUTH FLORIDA '7 Miami International Airport 2M mm In Ludlam iviii - HG l,iivi F g m 1 I VOLUNTEER AROUND MIAMI I I In addition to volunteering at Gandhi Day, I students can easily fmd opportunities close I to campus to lend a helping hand any time I of the year. L. .e. Kendall Pinecrest Cutler Cutler Ridge HUMANE SOCIETY OF GREATER MIAMI C; r E t? DAILY BREAD FOOD BANK AiRPORT EXW Fri CAMULLUS HOUSE t0 MIAMI LIGHTHOUSE Brickell AJI'K u I Vi wgg Coral Gables AWAITING THE CALL Before they were abIe to go and help their community, students had to wait in the patio area to be called. Participants were divided into different groups. and every few minutes groups were told that their bus was waiting at Stanford Circle to take them to their respective destinations. PHOTOGRAPH BY TALIA NUNEZ FOR THE BLIND Fisher HANDS ON MIAMI UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI, CORAL GABLES CAMPUS Key Biscayne Service G ives Back to the Community BY DANIELLA SUAREZ MAKING A DIFFERENCE Students were given the opportunity to help out those who were in need. Some were able to put their gardening techniques into play, cleaning out the weeds from the ground or hosing down plants with much-needed water. PHOTOGRAPH BY TALIA NUNEZ ARTS AND CRAFTS Students were sent to different locations in the greater Miami area to help out with activities such as gardening, feeding the homeless and performing arts and crafts with children. PHOTOGRAPH BY DANNY BULL Gandhi Day of m g, E lltllWWlilllllll ill lil Mlllltlllt Ii H mm le Wm il l i i tlllllii Walllllllllltllllllllil; mm mm miliallll illl til l illllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllm llilllllilllllllllllltmmuum! l l l i ll t W W a WWW e lllllllllllllllllllllllllll Jr 2 w W l i i lllillllllill i iiiiiliil muMilllllllllllliiilliililllliillllll'mWWW iiiiliilliliiiiliillllllWWW Arguably the University of Miamits largest single-day of service, Gandhi Day unites students under one mission - to inspire, beiieve and get involved. Just five years ago, the lndian Students Association organized the first Gandhi Day of Service at UM. Then, it consisted of only about a dozen volunteers. This year, Gandhi Day met unprecedented expectations, with a record l.200 students volunteering all over Miami. Junior Rachel Libby, an Executive Board Member for the event, explained that over 900 students had signed up before the actual day. We usually lose a couple hundred and then gain them back with walkeinl students, Libby said. But this year we had more students show up than we expected! So much so that we were short at least 80 volunteer shirts. Led by volunteer site leaders, 'Canes were sent to a variety of sites including the Miami River Project, nursing homes and orphanages. Kimberly Ho, a junior, was assigned to the Ronald McDonald House. She says that although it was sad to see the difficulties that the famiiies there faced, she tried to put smiles on their faces and make their day happier. After completing their service projects, students returned to campus and enjoyed a lunch that varied from spicy curry to arrozvcon polio. It is important to give back to our community as a university, Emily McCoilum said. We have power in numbers to affect change? Now, the challenge for students is to carry out Gandhiis message beyond just a single day of service. Instead, they must strive to make it an everyday point to the the change you wish to see in the world. TAKING A NAP As a result of a long day of volunteer work in the community and the free food offered after the activities, students found that they had to take a nap. PHOTOGRAPH BY DANNY BULL carnnuudtynm O69 Ion...- OOIDOIOO FUN FUN FOR ME AND U Tri-Delta sisters Kim Griswold and Lauren Anderson showed their love SLAM DUNK Student participants for the U with their Fun Day buddies. These special citizens looked forward to meeting helped their buddies soak volunteers students at the university-sponsored event mont s before the big day. in the popular dunk tank game. A DAY TO REMEMBER Special buddies, like these two women, get paired with student volunteers to spend the day crafting, singing and making new friends and memories. ALL SMILES Sebastiah and student volunteers greet their hevv buddies for the day Oh the Rock. Because of Its aII-Ihclusive activities, Fun Dayis participants arrived and departed vath smiles that leave lasting Impressions. BY DANIELLA SUAREZ PHOTOGRAPHY BY TALIA NUNEZ On VaIentIheIs Day, hundreds of UM students gathered together to ceIebrate the 28th annuaI FunDay. Students IIrIed up to meet their IbuddIes' especial citizens from the surrounding community The super hero themed day was fun fIIIed and echtIng for everyone. As the largest I single day of on- campus phIIanthropy, FunDay brought joy to special cItIzeh buddIes and left participants feeling rewarded for vqunteethg their time to make others smiie I' m reaIIy glad that I was abIe to take part In this event FunDay was an amazIng experience! eprths AIIIe LeffihgweII, as she took her buddy PauI to sit In a fire truck with volunteers from the CoraI Gables Fire Department. Kate Drescher echoed AIIIeIs thoughts. FunDay Is different from aII otherrevehts vaebeeh a part of. 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This view from the Rickenbacker Causeway reminds students of the unique beauty available in our own backyard. From coveted beach days to exclusive nights, the city of Miami sets itself apart from almost any other college experience. Students have easy access to everyday activities like shopping, movies and going out to local bars, but also a WP. seat to almost any world-famous Club, hotel or beach - all at their fingertips. Some of the hottest spots for the rich and famous are also the places for students to call home on any given night. Magical? Certainly. Coincidence? Definitely not. i l ; I a. a . .1 . ,s c '. l I i i 9 x ' z i I x i I ! 6---.n.;o. m---n--no:-..do-o g I . HHW , 'r ' W 3h . .M M;- . W, . mm; ' ' . ',;, . -QJ; lt 2- , K . ,y as .a- W H Pile: um Um sh P W ; W ?W 3 :6 :e-t u, GHIV ,. -; PLUM LWE WW. m EAE D? rimmms ' m ll: quLLg K05 smismu? TEASE KY5? Tourist attract Far from cam Close to campus Shopping Mu vii i i 1! 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OIIIC!II.O t oselth'at were well under way before the crisis hit. This includes the new student activity so; WHAT ' HAPPENED? faHt' attitude created 'Housing Bubble, center that was slated for breaking ground some time in the spring of M 2? ans ; FCDOSL given secure 3 mgs, then sotd to , j; E VERYONE IT'S SCARY WHEN THE ECONOMY IS SO BAD AND YOU'RE A GRADUATING SENIOR BECAUSE IF YOUARE NOT GOING TO BE ABLE TO GET A JOB YOU DONtT HAVE THAT MANY OPTIONS. I PERSONALLY AM PROBABLY GOING TO GO THE GRAD SCHOOL ROUTE. BUT IN SUCH A BAD ECONOMY, YOU WONDER HOW TO FINANCE THAT? Erica Sefton, senior. STIMULUS PACKAG'VEA ' t, Signed into law by 'Presidemh! A I Barack Obama on February 17, 2009 in Dever, Colorado , ' h Total cost: $787 billion h Cost to increase size of college? student aid fund: $60 billion h Cost to increase collegets work-study programs: $200 billion Aunts? e ; iratjwere coltected, , COIlateralI'zed Debt t . Credit Crisis W IT SEEPS INTO EVERY SINGLE CONVERSATION. Mariel Butan, senlon fluctuated this school rom almost back to 1.78 AHOWDID WE GET HERE? ,1; fStibprime mortgage crisis Hausing Bubble Burst Lack of governmental regulation and deregulationof markets I FEEL LIKE PM LIVING IN A BUBBLE AS A STUDENT AND IT DOESNAT AFFECT ME AS MUCH AS OTHER PEOPLE. IT IHASJ MOTIVATED ME A LOT MORE TRYING TO FIGURE OUT WHAT PM DOING AFTER I GRADUATE. PM JOINING THE PEACE CORPS. I GET TO DO SOMETHING FOR TWO YEARS WHILE THE ECONOMY IS REBOUNDING. Tim McNaught, senior YOU CAN TELL BY THE SHEER NUMBER OF OFF-CAMPUS HOUSING E-MAILS THAT SHE ISHALALAJ WANTS TO HAS GOTTEN TRICKIER. KEEP EVERYONE INFORMED. IIM REALLY NOT nus NOT JUST ABOUT TOO WORRIED ABOUT MIAMI S SITUATION, FINDING AN AFFORDABLE THOUGH ITIS OBVIOUS THAT THE SCHOOL PLACE' I KNOW PEOPLE HAS BEEN HIT BY THE ECONOMY BECAUSE A WHOSE HOUSES ARE IN LOT OF CONSTRUCTION AND STUFF HAS BEEN DANGER OF FORECLOSING- POSTPONED. BUT AT LEAST NOW WE GET TO HAVE THE RAT A COUPLE MORE YEARS. Alexis Gray, sophomore. Rob Faulstich, junior www.miami.edu, nytimesbom '7 wikipedia.org, themiamihtlrridane I A com, washingtonpost.ccm, wsj. A com, sun-sentine1.comXbusiness,A abcactionnews.com,usatoday! I comLmoneWeconomy, datablngv; google.corermance, beagov, mint. com and timelinestlouisfedorg. UNIVERSITY CUTBACKS e Slowing down new hiresw e Budget cuts of up to 10 or lSIZ; for schools e Keeping COM Week a local affair e No study tents during fmals e Raising the temperature in classrooms 8z converting light maintenance to electric engines e Cutting some shuttle routes e There will be no cutbacks in scholarships and loans already awarded LTPLACES THAT HAVE FILED BANKRUPTCY OR GONE OUT OF BUSINESS e Senor Frogs in Coconut Grove e KFC in South Miami e Circuit City e Lehman Bros e? Comp USA e Bombay company e Fem fumiwre ECONOMIC INDICATORS II Lmeng In Thmgs ' wr Consumer Price Index PCPLUI: all items,- less food and energy, increased 0.1V; :11 May 3$ Employment Cost Index: for the year ended March, compenSation costs rose 2.1'54 , :; Employment: nonfarm payroll employment continued to IN THE LONG TERM' I M decline in June. Job losses were widespread across the major THINKING I SHOULD STAY industry sectors, With large declines in manufacturing, IN SCHOOL AS LONG professional and business services and construction AS I CAN TO GIVE THE L Producer Price Index: prices for finished goods other ECONOMY THE BEST than foods and energy decreased 0.1oA CHANCE TO REPAIR ITSELF, e Productivity 8: Costs: N onfarm productivity rose 1.6V; BECAUSE IF I GO RIGHT and labor costs increased 3.070. Manufacturing Ass OUT OF COLLEGE INTO THE productivity fell 2.7L, and labor costs increased 16.6L ON RECO RD WORK FORCE, THEN PM e, Real Earnings: in May, real average weekly earnings NOT GOING TO FI ND A JOB. fell 0.3L as average hourly earnings increased 0.1V; e, U.S. Import 8! Export Price Indexes: import JOE Epstein, J'UW'OF increased, rising 1.3?3, due to an 8.3L increase in petroleum prices. Export rose 0.670 in May eat its Finest GOOD, CLEAN FUN i hm i XHNV'VTNTWIN ii' SHNOLHMJHHf; Sm ti uggimg MM U m OTHERFALL PRODUCHONS Title: The Winteris Tale by I William Shakespeare I When: November 12 -22 I Synopsis: In a mix of tragedy i and comedy, the King of Siciiy suspects his best friend of having an affair with his wife. He angrily ' sends his wife to prison and his I daughter to exile in Bohemia. The K show spans 16 years and ends l h with Shakespearian surprise! h VOUTOFTHEBQXLamouKm ?'IHMLJ xmijli 542i, i ii '5, f 1 Li YW i ii '9 f '1' 1 :3 Q i w rr-s x g Cabaret debuted at the Jerry Herman Ring Theatre after weeks of daily rehearsals from 5:30 pm. to 11 pm. The production of the 1966 musical based on the play by Jon Vah Druteh featured over 60 cast and creww members and conveyed the political atmosphere surrouhdihg 88111111111931 111 The production was ohe of the best musicals to hit the Ring theater 11111111 major Pola Bunster saiol. Preparations started in August with theater majors 111 in the stage props and introduction to 1 stage classes collaborating to recreate the infamous Kit Kat Klub. Students worked on new projects every week, including costume desigh,1oaihtihg and wood graihihg, doing their best not to miss a single detail. Students involved in the production commented on the piercing quality of the play. The distinctive message made it easy to sympathize with the characters, Bunster said. But just as a play can offer something different to each reader so did the productIOh to each actor. Heath Saunders, a member of the ensemble, found that the story Challenged him personally. The characters all seem to be livihg in a state of denial and I felt like I was on an emotional rollercoaster every night, Saunders said. To Sing and dance in the midst of such great social upheaval, the actors had to disconnect from themselves for the entire two-week run of the play. 11 am not hypocritical, so seeing these characters pretend that everything is alright when it really isrft was 11 very difficult for me, but I was able to understand that particular point of view despite my spec1fic comfort zone Saunders said i 11111x So with a hew frame of mmol and a passion for theater, the title song says it all: What good is sitting alone in your room? Come hear the music playl Come to the Cabaret! W111 V FULL1DFPASSUDN'SOth Becca Kolhasah11hu1l1xni 1MM.1NayH1qt1M:stO1y111a yOHDf1aDd13OGUMHJ.bU1 1KMWHde youhq1yoh1m1 k$11111lwoslm1111 y1nvvw Mw 11summn11a11w1da hvnv1und h01 11H01U19w111HNW9 dwnnhwdlnw 087 III'IAYIIII'JA- O 8 8 MmNWmuWWW 4111qu m a m,- wmww, W III'IOYIIII'JA- Q...li09.A awwwmwwr-w BY SAM SAKS Nothing signals the start of a weekend better than M Thursday afternoon Patio Jams, with live music i under the sun on the UC Patio. Every week students look forward to eating their lunch and relaxing to the band of the week, a tradition that COUldI'Tt get better, that is, until this year. With the cancellation of music festival Lahgerado, , Hurricane Productions turned Patio Jams nocturnal a with a live performance from Chicago-based jam bahd Umphrey's McGee. Though a constant stream of students attend Patio Jams during the day, the night show brought out about 500 students and a whole lot of hoise. The rocking bass pumped across campus from the Pahhellehic building to the freshman dorms, making Patio Jams sound like a fifth grade recorder concert. The night jam topped off the concert with an outrageous light show, projecting yellow, purple, . and green waves across Lake Osceola onto the face of the towers. The lights were awesome, said Freshman Paul Covington, I really liked how they used the towers as a tool to make the patterns. Thursday Patio Jams is a great way to unwind at the end of the week, so it is double the fun to hear the patio rocking by day and by night. MUNCHING TO PATIO JAMS Regulars ahd first-timers listened to W Diz from Atlanta, Georgia while they took a break from the day. Hurricane Productions allowed students to book and run the weekly shows. hosted every Thursday starting at noon. PHOTOGRAPH BY MARIE LEIGHTON UC Patio Rocks the Lunch and Night Crowds ROCKINt IT Lahgerado's Loss vvas UM's gain vvheh jam band Umphrey's McGee performed on the UC stage the night of the cancelled music festival. Over students came out to this free event, also hosted by Hurricane Productions ,- PHOTOGRAPH BY JESSICA HODDEtN olloignooio oocoo-uoan- Into-Icooil Ilnoauooala oiooilisano ooicvtttolt occlusannuo IIGISIOIIOC synsoionoln E 0 GET TO GDItIIIGII iconlviaus Intootocoo 03.9-00.0- ioatloviai 00.0.0030. aoaoiuoooa SI.CIIIiII olionnoaai 0000.00.09 GETTING IT JUST RIGHT Bianca Knox, a sister of Alpha Kappa Alpha, made sure that she made every step at the right time. If a step was off beat, it could throw off the rest of the group and the entire routine. Greek Extravangaza Showcases Student Talent BY KATY PATAO PHOTOGRAPHY BY JACOUELYNN SIMS After two and a half weeks of perfecting When the adrenaline rush of performing their routines, the minority Greek and representing the sorority we iove organizations performed their annual so much kicked in, all the anxiety Greek Extravaganza Step-Show at Gusmah disappeared, said Keisha Baisdeh from Hall. It was a historic night because it Sigma Lambda Gamma. Similarly, Rickey was the first time a sorority outside of the Pierre, brother from Kappa Alpha Psi, said, Natiorial Pah-hellehic Council was included We were on stage together We were in the showf says Stephanie Lopez of living in the moment and we were just Sigma Lambda Gamma, a sorority from the having fun. National Association of Latino Fraternal '- a ,, Organizations tNALFOi. Though Greek Extravaganza has a great at i presence within minority Greek life, school- Before going on stage many of the wide attendance continues to grow. HI i performers were nervous and eager to am glad that minority Greek life is being dance, but after they started to step, the extended to all of UMts campus so more nerves were replaced with excitement. people can see what we do said Lopeza FEMALE POWER Akua Amahihg. Rahei Callehdar ahd Daihielle Martin of Sigma Gamma Rho were pumped to perform after hours of practice and outfit selection. GAZING 0th Mike Duncah. Cordaro Davis, Joseph Dubery and T 'ance tomason all part of Atpha Phi Alpha, pract , ,d many hours to show the other fraternities and sororltres what they could bring to the stage. WHATEVERIT TAKES Stephanie Flores. Akua Amahing and DaiheIle Martin smiled proudly as they accepted their trophy. All of their time and effort had paid off. TOGETHER WE STAND, TOGETHER WE STEP The sole member of Omega Psi Phi, Brett Jones, stood amongst students who came from other schools to make a combined effort and step together as a united group. alluvial euent 093 2! IO N2 W W 222 II! 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PHOTOGRAPH BY QOMI I Middle Eastern Night I WHERE IN THE WORLD Tuesday, March 31 I 822221222123 5221;232:221 UM frbm 22211 22212221122122 2 the world International Week I African Night showcases the culture aIncIl history of Thursday, April 2 many couritries beginning the week. . with the continem of Asia I Caribbean N ight AWednesday; AprIlI 1 Latin Ameridan Night 2 . Tuesday, March 31 2AIsian Pacific . . . 2 2 Islander Night I 2 2 2 2 Monday,MarcI1 3C 95117955 W! m M 5 f a Students explore Asia and the PaciIQc during International Week BY BROOK FRAZIER International Week is a weeklong celebration of diversity that offers a chance for any UM student to experience a regions culture first-hahd. Every international student organization has a Chance to exhibit their culture through traditional food, costume and dance. AsiarVPacific lslander night started the week off at the palace with sake cup painting, origami, bubble tea and cardboard cutout picture ops. Most students were looking forward to the food. Each country represented at the palace featured a different plate. It's like a mini Epcot, said junior Sammiejo Fat. The night was a competition to impress the llemperor. Different performances featured the New Zealand Haka, Fusion Tyko Drummers, Hurricane Raas Indian dahcers; Hurricane Bahghra, the Filipino Students Association Girlsl Filipino glass dance and The Fearless Fan Dancers from the Asian American Student Association. A crowd favorite was the Fearless Fan Dancers. tWe definitely lived up to our name, said junior Dan Brookman. Sophomore Wendy Sung was also one of the dancers. People really liked it. Its good to know people actually enjoyed the dance? she said about the reaction. Rio Diehh, Co-Chair for the AsiarVPacific Islander Night, found Hurricane Raas most memorable. thith sparkling, colorful outfits and upbeat music, it was difficult not to smile and move to the music, said Dierih. lllt was really cool to see all the ideas come to life, he went on. The teamwork among the COISO members and how the night exceeded their expectations was a true example of NCOlSO love. aacnisieios aieossuco: eeieiiaeiis ICIIIOOIO$9 lii8i$ilii slaeo:iiua sac-utc-Qt. ?.D'iOOiGC Ittltcnlhoc tuitiotioe liiiiuilolo aitllscat: Qtueatioeen sutcuvcioao c:catoace-i iuliciaslsu Intaltoiaaa ioeieiaebuol vucsoeaaiae FACE MASK lh Caribbeah tradition, COISO Presideht Pamela Jacksori face-paihted LUZ CE 8? tinniceaia aivasineea Iguctcnwcc OICCGEOEE, tioottasiu 59Ii0906$l attiiittgi DANCE EXPRESSION Sehior Sorii Dhahd represemed her family heritage by dahcihg with the Hurricahe Bhahgra group, which performs traditional lhdiah dances. PHOTOGRAPH BY SHELL JUN ZHU ARTFUL PRESENTATION Part of COlSO's mission with lhterhatiorial Week was not only to entertain students, but also to present the differeht cultural aspects of each nation like these pieces Of ceramic: art PHOTOGRAPH BY BETSI POTI BLOWN AWAY Pl'llii e Paniaqua, Assistaht Director of Multicultural Student Affairs, before the evening's Carnival, Draqoh, the Phi e of Fire, PHOTOGRAPH BY RACHEL EWY thrilled the crowd With his Dl'OiGSSlOIMHI lire-bieathihg routine, creating an even Wilder party atmosphere for Caribbean Ni; ht. PHOTOGRAPH BY RACHEL EWY FESTIVE DANCING Free dance performances are, at the heart of all events during l-Week. lbw 'v , 1 Wm w t . FT; EM 3 m W'ii Kiwi ljf'wi'i T; D Grim EllElEmel JEEEJMV tom Students Explore the Caribbean Islands BY LAUREN SHEPHERD Wednesday night of COISOys Golden Age International Week focused on Caribbean culture, It featured food, music, dancing and activities. The event had a museum tour honoring the lives of those native to the islands that had an impact on the world. There was also face painting and a table where students could create their own masks. The unique part about tonight is definitely the museum tour, said junior Jared Smith, COISOts Co Vice-President elect for the coming year. The tour celebrates and honors Bob Marley and other Caribbean figures, he said. Though much of the crowd was not originally from the Caribbean, students from various islands in the region came out to represent their native islands and participate in the festivities. Some of them shared their stories with event attendees. llMahy people dont realize the Caribbean isntt all English and Spanish speaking, said senior Khalil Kaddoura. tOh my island ljof Curacaoj they speak the local language - Papiamehtu. Students were particularly excited about the Caribbean cuisine. which was served after a brief skit. The long line extended through the aisle and into the opposite side of tents. ' Caribbean night always has a huge party spirit, said Lala Jackson, president of COISO. Itts entertaining to watch people have fun and really get into it, she said, IIOOOOOIOIO oooooooooo- Ioooovoooo nolooootoa- III-loloolo IOICOIOIII 03.00.0900 Oocloocouoo OlcoclI-Io OOIOIOIICI IOIOIIOIII . Colloooolto Icoltoooooo oooooooouo DIIiOIIIIIO QIIOIOII'II i'loactooa- honor Of their heritage. PHOTOGRAPH BY BETSI POTI oooooooooi Icouostoao Initial... REPRESENTING AFRICA Seniors Krys Foster and Kao Thompsom and sophomore Feeta Caphart dressed in traditional Atricah attire m GOING BACK TO THE AFRICAN ROOTS Dd! nwrg from an outside group called SASA Chance Thezrller DemWHICH OH tht: UC l' LOVE THEM FEATHERS Junior Ana-Kay Neil feathered it up as she prepared to dance during African Night. NUMBERS, NUMBERS, NUMBERS Semior Romeo Davis and alumnus Tyrone Byrd spent the night playing dominos and enjoying themselves. PHOTOGRAPH BY RACHEL EWY Lil M If H MIJAPII HY RACHEL EWY INTERNATIONAL WEEK: PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER BY KATY PATAO International Week, COISOls biggest annual event, would not have been possible without the crewmembers behind the scenes working day and night for four months to prepare. Herels how theyput it all together. Q: How was it planned? A: First we Chose the llGolden Age theme, which showcased a time Of excellent achievement for each culture. Then we chose Chairs Niki Ralph-Forton and Patrick BetheH. They worked extremely hard organizing the whole week and delegating responsibilities. - Valerie Valerajum'or, COISO Public Relations Representative Q: How did you go about preparing for such a big event? A: The CO-chairs oversaw the budget and other details. We had meetings to discuss each nights individual budget sheets, the family material lists, the DJ playlists, reservation and material conhrmations Hike the tents and hghtsl and making sure they were on deadline. - Nicole Ralph-Forton, senior, COISO Chair Shovvmq SlllthHLS dittcwont Aft'thH c:lam:es. Pl'KYFOCiRAPH BY BETSI POTI Q: What was your favorite night? Why? A: Theres no way for us to have a favorite SO many people put so much work into each night. Every one came off marvelously. - Pamela lLala Jackson, senior, COISO President Q: Was the Golden Age I-Week successful? A: I think so! 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H IiAIAIA yCIJ CAIC IICI CIICW JCCCC CCCIJIIIIJI CICCC With IIICIIyAgCiCiCII c3965 IOIOIOIODOO 0.00.0.0... IIIDOIOIIQI OOOOICCOII. 0.00.00...- UIIQIIOO... OOOIOIOOIOI 0.0.0.0...- IIOCOOOCOCO Like a rainbow with its many colors, h ' Spectrum's ahhual Coming Out Week 1 OO allowed students of all sexual oriehtatiOhs to showcase tolerance and diversity to the student body. One of the weeks most exciting events was the Drag Pageant. The event featured women with muscles and mustaches strutting the runway with men in tights and skirts to the sounds O s t? 00.0.00... IOOOIOOIII ooollooono o O I U a O 0 O O 0 00000.39.- CIOOCCOOII totaioolli IOIOIIOOCO OIOIOU-aco OIIOQCOOOO DOOUIOOOOO IIICIIIOOI 0000...... of Beyonce and Ricky Martin. Though a heterosexual himself, pageant wihher Chris Cooper said, liltls a good way to break down the tension that surrounds gay i , people. Everyone is having a good time, they can see that we are being silly and i just having fun with everything. In addition to the fun, students in the Gay and Lesbian community also saw Coming ,i'llii Out Week as a privileged avenue for WWWQW expression. It is great that we can take MW 9 this week to celebrate openly where others i could get punished for doing the very 1M W same thing? said Nicola Sayers. Miami is ill; ; l i l W! i, i l ,W lgW l W l,il l ll K i llll l szu BY RACHEL DEHAYES PHOTOGRAPHY BY MARIE LEIGHTON Strutting for Sexual Diversity e Annual Coming Out ek Drag Pageant 1,1 ?sz GOOD WAY TO BREAK DOWN THE TENSION THAT 'sURROUNDs GAY PEOPLE. i i s N 3 Pageant winner Chris Cooper, aka'Millian Tipkins, showed off his Chris Cooper, pageant Winner assets to the audience in the talent and dance portion of the competition. WWW WM Mhtnlfj'thVIWHH'MWWA u IIW w m? n, v m A Ha - Wm 11W 1. Wtmew::titjwttt,3 ttwtttt tt'ft jtwtmWW 131,3; tat watt tMuWh at, W AW m M t H W: w w t d '3 mlthrh, 4.; M L n A woman who has an emotional and physical attraction to other women. y Having an emotional and physical attraction to the same sex. A man or woman With an emotional and physi a1 attraction to both sexes. A person Who dresses as, desires to be or has undergone surgery 0 become the opposite sex. .w- l? t A contestant. whoudeciltihad t identification but performed under the drag name Rihahha. passionately sang his talent song to gain the attention of the judges. He placed third in the competition. at Matt Kramer, aka Ruby, takes audience participation to the next level II wgseducingwthe ladies in the front row with his flowing blonde hair and mile With six religious centers on campus; many religious organizations and a greatiy diverse environment. the University of Miami will never fail to be impacted by its studentst religious beiiefs and practices. It is not unusua! to walk around campus and see students wearing the hijab, a head covering for Muslim women, or the kippah, a head covering for Jewish men. These are accessories with great importance that exemplify a persons deep understanding and respect for his or her religion. It is difficutt to maintain the drive and desire to want to continue following in the right footsteps of a religion or a belief because of our very own shortcomings. in order to stay focused, many students who engage in their re'ligiontspractices have decided to join religious organizations on campus such as the Muslim Students of the University of Miami or Campus Crusade for Christ. The Muslim Students of the University of Miami has been instrumental in my time here. Even though I am away from home, this organization has made it heartwarming tobehere, Priscilla Brunelt said. UM Respect: Life, a nonwreiigious affitiated organization, has united students from an faiths and backgrounds in an effort to promote prowlife ideals. Religious and cultural diversity manifests itsetf above all in our membership. were very aware of stereotypes, the idea that being prom life is a Catholic thing; and are trying to combat that by promoting a broader prOane perspective, one that is based on a universal understanding that human We is va'iuabte, Kelsey Hazzard said. , Afthough many students have found mtheir niche within a community that has the same beiiefs as their own, rhahy'of them also have invested much time into relationships with students who do not share their same beliefs t One of my best friends is Hindu, and wetve been friends for over 5 years. , We dont taik explicitty about our faith often, but the message about my faith ,r: ' and what ibelieve in is always being j FOURTH ROW Pravin Patet, Dolores COmmUmCEted thtrOugh my words, my Prudent, Eric Spiegel, Chartes Levinson, actions, my reactions, 9t ceteraf Amanda Megan Moran, Samantha Gitlitz FIFT a NOHSO said; ROW Eric Geron, Matthew Eng, Joanna y Lamb, Trevor Lee, Marshatl Holland, Kevin This desire to share and learn about each Wineford SIXTH ROW Janki Amin others culture! backgrounds is what has Jaffer Annika Jensen Jonathan Voluck uitimately made UM a multiculturai and t Paul Terman Danielle Kramer obeh-minded community. 0 OGRAPHY BY LEAH ADAM SONG AND PRAISE Eric Spiegel and Sam Rotehberg HEBREW HARMONY Scott Momat, participate in Hillers Friday service, Shabbat I EHie Tapper and Robert Murstein Unplugged, celebrating their spirituaiity through SHIRU IJADONAI Hillel students follow along with the service in keep the musical traditions of traditionai music. a book caHed a Siddur, written in Hebrew and English. Judaism in full spirit. PHOTOGRAPH BY RACHEL SCHREIBMAN PHOTOGRAPH BY RACHEL SCHREIBMAN , eI PHOTOGRAPH BY RACHEL SCHREIBMAN WHEN I FELT I WAS READY TO WEAR MY HIJAB IHEAD COVERINGO AND ACCEPT ISLAM, WE DECIDED THAT WE WERE READY TO GET MARRIED. Priscilla BruneH, explains how refigion Mayeo' a role in her marriage. WHEN IIM HAVING STRUGGLES AND GIVE THE LORD CONTROL, I HAVE A PEACE THAT CAN ONLY COME FROM HIM. HEIS THERE TO GUIDE ME IN MY DECISIONS. Amanda AIOhso, beh'eves a higher power helps her Whire struggling with family, school or any other day'to day stresses. , , 'IIITIRSITITIIME F0 , w . I VERYTHING Students were ' M V . I ,abIe to ride on a camet, I I . h ' which was a first for many, I I LOVE HANUKKAH BECAUSE IT j w r , h ., They were taken around in I I I BRINGS FAMILY TOGETHER FOR ' I f 2 I -I . cirdeflaunting their new I V .. I I y; ,,-'-rmode of transportation THE PASSOVER' v , r , I W' 5 round the Green. Walking . . I . I on the Green wiH never be Matt WalIaCh, dISCUSSGS his favorite hOhday he game as they remembe and Why he enjoys it. I' , I a I r ' ' 'I 7 Iytheirfirstcame! ride. iOlIIOIDiII ooqnulouot IiICIOII... OCIIQUICII tooliiooo- ioaaoollto! 1310.030... ocevaltcln GIIIOOIQIII Ilootoluioi .t'GiOIGDI. oolctoncioo Iotiaocoaai cnslnvuoolo oaaecoouool E g H O 14k 0 o... c. I a 000 .0 G III. II I III. a n a o... o. 0 I... no 0 IOII a I I onto .0 t anon o. n I... 0! ON- AND OFF- x I xmw l X J r,' 'ry Though student government elections turnout was low, UM students had their voices heard on national television with Simon Cowell and Pat Sajak. Not to mention over1,000 students came out to support local music at Swamp Stomp. Though Hawks may have attacked hear Mahoney and the Ibis The Events That M ade Spring Bloom E55321,?EJSSSi'JSSSPEWQOOSSWS. BY RACHEL DEHAYES NEW RSMAS AND LAW DEANS The Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science named Roni Avissar, a professor from Duke University, its new dean. Some of his goals for the Rosenstiel School include building the relationship between its researchers and National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration laboratories and creating more joint research with UMts College of Engineering and Miller School of Medicine. Also, Patricia D. White, Jack Brown Professor of Law at the Sandra Day OtConnor College of Law at Arizona State University, was appointed as dean of the School of Law. PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY THE MIAMI HURRICANE unmuymxmgcwm aunto 105 QIOaIOCIIOO IIICUOGOIIC nocaaoccoco co.ntoocooo 00030-01... inI-Iiooel ucociooaiu noq-ccocla Iooitoooon OIOIICIIII 0.0.00.0... DIOIIIOIOCI .Qi'llllll. ICICIODIIII IOIOIOOQIOI ontnscloca. oculioouion IIIIIIIOIOI H ? 8? Spring candal The Who and What That Had People Talkin loclaoltio 09.00.000- oaoquO-ct Conculuooo oaooa-ouc. IIOIQIIOI. Iatilcocoo ncoeuaoooo v,'v.' J y,Hw1' ., WWW , 4,, W W, , 0. lll' ti STIMULUS PACKAGE President Obama passed his top priority: an economic stimulus package called the American Recovery and Reinvestment Plan? The goal of the $825 billion package is to create or preserve three million jobs over the next two years by providing assistance to low and middle- income Americans, strengthening the natiorfs infrastructure and investing in states with falling revenues. Sadness 8r Swine Scandal and tragedy swept the nation this spring. The BY RACHEL DEHAYES tabloids had a field day with Alex Rodriguez on steroids, PHOTOGRAPHY COURTESY MCT CAMPUS Rihanna and Chris Brown in a bruising battle, Nadya Sulemah giving birth to eight Children at once and the unfortunate death of Natasha Richardson. Swine Flu raised panic and increased health awareness, while the University of Miamits hevv ranking by Ptayboy as the number one party school affirmed the importance of working hard and playing harder. entwdailmwnt mans. The gh thete t e apasstblhty of death from the epldemlc affirming both I will . Q, and ace t h ! notonoauo. ooonounol OOOIIIJIOOO 0.000. .noooooooo erKQ'ocooooo maooooip'oono xu , 4 Leomard A xvs Jon Batcheior Pam L. Cejas David L. :pstein Mich e! 1. Abrams Joaquin F. Bsaya Wayne E. Chaplin Shajena Erazo Betty Ca. Amos: Norman Brman Laura G. Couiteru Richard D. Fain Jose R. Arriola F icholac A. Jones Enrique C. Falla Adri nne Arsht Buoniconti Edward A. D it George Feidenkreis Hiiejarie Bags; Alfr Ed F2. Camner Paul J. DiMare Michaei Femav dez Davi . Fuente Ros Ellen Greene Jayne Syivester Stuart A. Milier Dany Garcia Barbara Hecht MaEfif 10 William L. Morrison Phillip T. George Havenick Robert A. Mann Judi Prokop Thelma V A. Mariiyw J. 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Pascal Goldschmi , Diane Cook f Patricia Whitel v Vice President for s Vice Presiden t, Vice Presxdent for Vice President for Medley Affair Treasure. Business and Finance Student Affair new home of? he Rome Program provides students with studio spaces, lecture rooms, a cemputer lab and t galler i ' aoIOI-OQ 0.00.0... ouooIn-oot oncnovto-c School ofArchitectureis Rome EDmQram Finds New Housing BY ELIZABETH VERAS PHOTOGRAPHY COURTESY ROME PROGRAM Can you say villino? If so, welcome Program. Program Coordinator Carmen I to Rome! In August, the School of Guerrero anticipates that the larger space fftArchitecturets Rome Program finally found will allow the School of Architecture to t ' a place to call home. Located in the Prati invite faculty from other programs. neighborhood just two blocks east of the Vatican City, the 19th century villino It will encourage multi-disciplinary is actually a converted rnulti-story luxury collaborations throughout the universityf singIe-tamily residence. The building Guerrero said. Additionally, the university houses separate gallery and studio spaces, is leasing one of the remaining residential a library, a lecture room and a computer units in the villino for faculty to be able to iab which provide a convenient resource live and teach in the same building. The :Wfor students in the program. added benefit of being able to avoid a commute is a perk worth pursuing. Since its inception, the Rome Program has w sublet shared space in other buildings. w The Rome Program engages European In many cases, this meant sharing space architects and introduces students to the with other institutions. But now, the roots of Western Civilization in antiquity. 4, complications of renting are officially a It examines the contemporary culture thing of the past. School of Architecture yxevolving in Romets historic setting. Director Jose Gelabert-Navia is thrilled Additionally, it provides the opportunity about this improvement to the program. -x for students to live and study in Rome For the first time in i7 years, the University for one academic semester in either the of Miami has a space that is exclusive to fail or spring semester. At the end of the our university, Gelabert-Navia said. semester, a field trip provides students XX X X x with the opportunity to apply what they r: The new accommodations are a definite :j: have learned. A semester in the program Kupgrade. Having a permanent address consists of one design studio and three FIELD TRIP Carmen Guerrero, Victoria Kennedy, Etwill facilitate the expansion of the Rome Eseminar courses for a total i5 credits. Sofia Arroyo, Evelyn Barrozzi, Kyle Engstrom, Gilbert Hsu and Graciela Monroy traverse the new footbridge that connects two ravines in the Swiss Alps bordering Germany and Austria. NEW DIGS The School of Architectures Rome Program found a new home, a 19th century villiho in the heart of the Prati neighborhood. DID YOU KNOW? The site is conveniently located near Romets ancient structures. The School of Architecture is now offering a Certificate in Historic Preservation as part of a new program, which will allow students to build their knowledge in other important areas in the field of architecture. The new program embodies the schools current strengths in history, urban design and community building, and emphasizes a regional approach to architectural and landscape development. WHY M IAM I? Miami and its surrounding areas provide for a rich diversity of historic and threatened buildings, urban districts and landscapes that allow for exploration in the field. The School of Architecture also upholds the ideals that architecture is a Civic art that ultimately works for the good of community building and revitalization, which is much-needed in Miamils once booming historic districts. HOW DOES THIS AFFECT YOU AS AN ARCHITECTURE STUDENT? This program provides for another opportunity in the field of architecture as well as a chance to gain a competitive edge when compared to other students. The certificate will generate unique ; opportunities to partner with the : local professional community and its 2 extensive experience. This program is i especially advantageous for incoming y freshmen who can start the certification process from the start of their college I careers. iiIf we had the program when I was a freshman, I would have t l participated, senior Maria Antonia Botero said. Therels always something t new to learn in the field? E l l l l ST. PETER'S BASILICA . ,7 is WORK NOW, PLAY LATER Students in the Rome Program, including Sofia Arroyo, Victoria Kennedy, Kyle Ehgstrom and Jennifer Asmah, spend much of their time working in the studio, ensuring thorough experience in design, theory and history of architecture. h u w , V INSIDE STUDIO LIFE Number of hours spent there: As little as 8 hours a week near the beginning of a project to as many as 40 hours each week near a deadline. Inside look at a studio: Each student has their own desk with their drafting board and supplies. Some studios have fridges, microwaves, speakers, lounge Chairs and even sleeping bags. In essence, the studio is considered an architecture studentts second home. Number of Projects per Semester: Two to five. A typical project includes: An outline of the site location, the specihc building type, an explanation of the function and a square footage requirements section. 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BY MEGAN TERILLI PHOTOGRAPHY BY RACHEL EW When students returned to school after a long summer, they were greeted by Building and the Whitten Learning were part of a $19 million plan to give classrooms a much-needed facelift. Students and professors now have the efficient emergency system including cameras that feed directly to the police department and motion-detecting lights wide plan to implement green policies. Students have welcomed the new green initiatives. HI am very happy that the more green, senior Leah Weston said. ttl hope they continue that effort. Other improvements include hurricane- proof windows, extra outlets, new desks, new paint inside the classrooms and, most noticeably, the striking green and orange paint on the exterior of the LC. extensive changes to the Dooley Memorial Center tLCD. Renovations of the buildings luxury of touch screen computers, a more to save energy which are part of a school- university is making a commitment to be A BREATH OF FRESH AIR Students were greeted with freshly painted orange and green walls at the LC when they arrived in the. fall. i feel more awake during classes in the Memorial Building classrooms with the new painted walls, said Jackie Villavicencio, a junior in the School of Communication. And i enjoy passing by the LC and looking at the painted ibises. It really adds some The renovations in the two buildings took two summer breaks to complete, but were well worth the long wait. I have been very happy with the renovations to the Learning Center classrooms, said Ruth Reitan, who teaches a Global Perspectives course in the LC. The technology works very well and the environment is much more aesthetically pleasing than in the past. Students and professors alike are enjoying the Changes. The renovations have provided more than just aesthetic beauty; they have provided students with wider access to technologically-advanced classrooms that have added an edge to their education. IiIIODDIIOI uonislooaoa tbuoaobooob una-Ionloot lustssiuiloe lhtllidisib QCIGIICGO;' nulobnllooi enaiosoioto t CREATIVE RELEASE Eric Geron describes creative writing as a major that, offers a lot of good opportunities to meet authors and hear them talk, and serves as an expression of my imagination. PHOTOGRAPH BY KERRY OtNElLL ALA CING ACT Double-majorihg in two completely different fields of study requires hard work and diligence from the students who undertake the challenge. SHIFTING GEARS As a sophomore. Drescher declared a major in psychology after taking a Class recommended by a friend. I really enjoyed what I was learning and figured that I could have fun with another major. HISTORIC PROPORTIONS Senior Kate Drescher has been interested in History for quite some time and said, t'it was easy to decide to be a History major at I the U. Through History, verythihg makes a little As if balahcihg a single major isntt hard enough, magihe juggling two majors! It is double the work and double the headaches, but in the end it offers students big rewards T h V H i h i h H H i H mKate Drescher, a Senior majoring in both Psychology; and History, sees the combination of two majors as 'a benefit. What I learn can be applied to a variety of situations and can create more opportunities bost-graduationf said Drescher. tit something h doesn't work out with one major, therets always your second concentration! Itts reassuring to know that l can always count on having many options and that m not limited to one or two job possibilities? Double majoring in Biology and Creative writing, DOUBLE TROUBLE AS a double majon it can be Eric Geron describes the perks of a double major as difficult Shifting from one subject to the next, the best Of both worlds. Although a double major but Eric Geron describes both of his majors as is double the work, it does have its advantages. applicable to his desired career, 'rtvvh-ich is either Each major offers something different and valuable to become a dOCtor .Who wr'tes m h'8 59am t'me to students. Geron said, the writing courses are or an aUthor Who writes abOUt dOCtors' fun and spark my imagination, while the science PHOTOGRAPH BY KERRY ONE'LL courses are more rigid. in the end, most double majors will admit that the benefits of graduating with two degrees outweigh the hard work required in the coursework. 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TRANSFERS TOTAL NON-DEGREE UNDERGRADUATE GRADUATE TOTAL UNDERGRAD UNDERGRADUA TOTAL GRADUATE TOTAL ARTS 8: SCIENCES ENROLLMENT FRESHMAN TOTAL TRANSFERS NIV VERSITY LLMENT 'TCDTVKL hHEVV 51' ENROLLMENT NEW STUDENTS A x 3 II 0 A; A - 123 t tMGT10m course listeh intently as Harry Horgah, CEO of Shake-A-Leg Miami, t,ttwlwfspeaks in the McLamore thxecu t W TRADING IDEAS Jimmy Hilther, Nicole Popp ahd Hershel Mehta, all freshmen, listeh intently as one Of their peers speaks. AHELPING HAND President a is of Peer Counseling, Laura k ' Brill. a Teaching Assistant, looks on as freshmen ., discuss project ideas.- .h MW M WW .1 fl TAKING IT ALL IN Jimmy Hitlher, freshman, examines a brochure for the Shake- A-Leg Miami organization, one of the clients that opted to participate in the FIRST Step program, WWW , - 1 4Ava g. MILIGHT-HEARTED TALK - Teaching assistant Michelle L atz Junior and Enid O a Magari, freshman, share a rief moment of laughter. , . 4 Early Jump into the 4 4 Business World 407 Freshmen 4, 4W IKU KAWACHI 43440240434444.H344 44 DANNY BULL 14 ii :IlI4 l 4 This fall the School of Business revitalized EASSING 0N THE KNOWLEDGE Harry Horgan, H 4 Hts curriculum With a COUFSG called FIRST CEO of Shake-A-Leg Miami, speaks to freshmen 4SteIo tMGTIOm required of all freshmen about his experiences as an entrepreneur and i 4beginning this academic year onwards. co-founder of a local organization based in 4 4 4 4 This year s Class of 360 was the first to COCODUII Grove ,4 participate in FIRST Step, an acronym ' for 44Freshman Integrity, Responsibility, . and Success through Teamwork. The class not onIy furthered the schools role In undergraduate business education, but also allowed students to become acquainted with business ethics principles and teamwork during the first semester. Underclassmen were not the only ones who profited from the FIRST Step experience this year. Juniors and seniors were given the opportunity to take on the role of project manager, guiding the first- year students in their discussions of project ideas with the participating organizations and acquiring experience in leadership training , ngw FIRST Step is designed to instill leadership and ethics in the freshman class right from the start, Laura Brill, senior and president of the Peer Counseling Program, said. Participating has aIIowed me to build stronger relationships with the freshman class. It is extremely rewarding to work with non-protit companies and be able to help the Miami communIty Through FIRST Step stinent teams were partnered with local nonprofit organizations like Shake-A-Leg Miami and Coconut Grove Cares, allowing them to engage in business planning, branding and entrepreneurship activities in a plethora of different projects. Other teams worked on various initiatives aimed at improving the university community itself. The faculty, staff, and I are extremely excited to welcome the Class of 2OI2 to our school as we kick off the schools new curriculum, Linda Neider, Vice Dean of Undergraduate Business, said. 44They are our hope for the future and I feel confident that they will live up to the challenges of a global economy. PLANNING AHEAD r Alexandria Pruett, senior and Michelle Katz, Junior Iboth Teaching Assistants, review a detailed schedule of the new course. I 4444;441:3444ng I 44 I K , Wammw 125 o.cuooalou IIOOIIOOII 0000......- H N CD 00:00....- 0.000.000.- ICQICIOIOO 0001......- IICIOIIIIII Oouooolnoo ic'r LINDSAY EREZ PHOTOGRAPHY COURTESY SCHOOL OF BUSiNEss The $chool of Business Administration hosted its inaugural Global Business Forum in the midst of an economic crisis of historic proportions. This January, the two-day event brought in hundreds of guests, including t'obwexecutives from corporations worldwide, providing students a glance into the realities of the market and the day-to-day challenges of business leaders in a new era of globalization. Manyfspeakers addressed what skills were most desired in the current business world-Arun Sarin, former CEO ofiVodafone, the worlds largest mobile phone company, rfcited subjects that he felt were important for students Wtons'tuoy, like learning as many languages as possible, especially Mandarin and Hindi, and embracing new technology. The speakers underscored the importance of not only teaching students the mechanics of management, but also allowing them to understand the reality of todays working environment. A GLOBAL WORLD Alberto lbargUen, president and CEO of the John St and James L. Knight Foundation, discussed the impact on modern life of global connectivity by digital access. .senior and Political Science major who was In attendance at the forum, attested to the value of the lessons the speakers had to offer. Students are in the unique position to be able to apply Sarints advice, Del Riego says. if employers are looking for candidates fluent in Mandarin Chinese, then we have that opportunity to Estudyj it in coilege...and act upon the advice we receive? , a junior majoring in Journalism, chose to become involved in the forum because she knew that help was needed in putting together the event. After hearing the speakers, one of the major things she took from the forum was how much globalization was emphasized. There were talks about global connectivity and diversity in the workplace, Acosta says. The forum offered many opportunities to network and learn from some of the most prominent business leaders in the world. WWWNNW ORTHY AUDIENM Hbsted by the SCNO , 9f Business, the Globa from some oft e yvorlst'top companies. TOTALTQON-DEGREE UNDERGRADUATE M. UNDERPRAD N N N N N NNN W NNWNN N W x NNN XNN TOTAL M W MW GRADUATE N M X MN N ,xx'x WNWNMQN.WQN WNW E , ' -NNNxNNN NNNX Tn N N ;.TR:NANSFERS N, N MN xM NNNNN N WNNNNN N WNWNWSV N N N N N Am WNW F' -- . N Mv. VV , , MWV ANNN NWMNWNE NN ' Ni Mm l DID YOU KNOW? N M TOTAL UNIVERSITY N x N NN ENROLLMENT e The Global Business Forurn attracted nearly 700 professionals M from around the world, including Jim Skinner, President and CEO of McDonaNlst Corporation, and Muhtar Kent, President and CEO of The W Coca-Cola Company. W W M N NN M M CNN NN NNNNNN N , W N EW NNNNNNNKNN WNN MN 1 NNN NN STUDENTS NNNN W s Nine schools participated: the School of Business Administration, N N sehdolbfNAchhitedtUire;MMiNllNerNNSEHbel 65f Mediame, FrdSt Schooldf Musibf N 3 SCNthlNOf LsmqWCNQlelege1 of: Engineeiringj, GrNaduate School; College of Arts N W M and SieiehcesgandtheNSChqolgof Communicatiohf N W N 1 M N N $17 pawl SNessWioNnWsNfeaturihgifieerly 60 banalists CmaNny-l UM alumn'Q N N N N W M h NlldMoIWiisSMiss ranging free Meeting Global ,Enserquem,andff N N N N gingWCroNsssBWOrNdeirWPerspe f N N W W 1 h ym A ODOIIIOCOII School of Communication Teams up to Provide Insight W 'Water Crisis POOL OF RELAXATION The Szechehyi FUrdc'j in Budapest, Hungary is the largest mineral bath in Europe, a popular tourist destination for those looking to relax or benefit from the therapeutic powers of the waters. Water: it's essential to all life on our planet. We use 5 it liberally because of its abundance in much of our ;- hemisphere, but millions of people on our planet struggle to find enough to survive. We are made : . of it; and life could not exist without it. Water is a 1,1 necessary component of human life. One Water, a documentary by the School of Communication, the Frost School of Music and the College of Engineering, highlights pressing issues related to the lack of water in many areas of the ' world and how water impacts the human experience as such an essential resource. Through President Donna Shalalats narration, the film acknowledges the fundamental right of Clean, safe drinking water to which all living things are entitled and notes the inequality of access to water on our planet. The film's central theme is the conservation of a plahet upon which we rely so heavily. rest of the world is emerged in a struggle for I i drinkable water. The testimony of several experts Its importance in promoting global environmental conservation in this wave of Climate Change cannot Debuting at the Miami International Film Festival, Water has already received awards. The film was also shown at the Vancouver, Fort Lauderdale, and the South Africa International Film Festivals. t'The documentary does a beautiful job of promoting such a healthy dialogue and raise awareness of this issue? Stavish said. AWATER TANKS lh slums of Guayaquil, Ecuador, water ' delivered by trucks and tored in open barrels. A NATIONAL CRISIS A local man examines the cleanliness of the Ganges River where water pollution persists today. A DAILY TREK In Rajasthan, India, a mother and daugther carry vessels of water. Women and Children walk miles to procure their water supply. FUN FOR TODAY, SKILLS FOR TOMORROW BY LINDSAY PEREZ Regardless of whether youire looking to inform the students at the University of Miami or merely distract them, there are numerous student media organizations on campus that are remarkable outlets for self-expression. UMTV, a fuiiy-working TV studio in the School of Communication, produces everything from ttOff the Wire, a sketch comedy show, to hard-hitting news programs like Newsvision. iGaining experience with state-of-the- art equipment and having something tangible to show a potential employer will give you the edge you need? Melissa Lustrin, UMTV station manager, said. The Miami Hurricane is a semi- weekly newspaper published by undergraduate students, featuring articles that range from the serious Chew academic programsy to the quirky ttrends in campus fashiony. It has its own advertising department, and all positions are paid. Distraction, the newest of UMis media organizations is an on-campus magazine that was launched in March of 2008 by students at the School of Communication. A self-prociaimed lifestyle magazine, itis geared towards diverting students attention from the pressures of school Lastly, WVUM is an on-campus radio station run independently of the university, freeing students from restrictions. According to Asa Angel, WVUM general manager, WVUM brings underground music to Miami? 7 gwwwwgegmta 130 + Wmllwlw IlY TIFFANY MILAKOVICH Dr. Alysse Lancasterls advertising class but in countless hours of work for their anticipated moment of glory: an advertising competition conducted by the American Advertising Federation. The 2009 sponsor was Century Council, a not- for-profit organization focused on eliminating drunk driving and underage drinking. The Century Council sought a fresh perspective to their individual advertising approach- Studehts faced the creative challenge to create a campaign advocating awareness about alcohol abuse. They had to first etlhe ovewconsumption of alcohol, and then figure out what would make college students change their drinking habits. When the campaign was released, Drl Lancasterls class began conducting research by means of extensive focus groups, interviews and a survey produced online. As a unit, they worked to devise one overarching idea that would bring the entire campaign together to expound upon their extensive research. The group finally chose the slogan wh w' mi ,m ll . ' ,wh'lyv'W t ' 4r t, .J'M lim' rtwyt t' v 'A Class Creates Campaign to Advocate Alcohol Awareness. when you go too far, last night talks. Ashley Owen, a senior in the class, helped with the slogan, lt was our way to say hat no matter what, your actions from the night before ' follow you and that maybe its not quite as funny or accepted as you Emayj think, Owen said. ' After months of grueling and ihtehswe work, the team produced a campaign of which Lancaster was proud to oversee. Dr. Lancaster said, lh my career, I have never worked with a more talented, mature, hardeorklhg group of advertising students. The members of this team have proven themselves to be exceptional researchers, strategists, writers, designers, planners and presenters. They represent everything we want the advertising program to be. They have set the bar very, very high Efor future studentsj. Although the team did not advance past regionals, the lessons learned and experience gained will prove valuable beyond UM and throughout life. DR. LANCASTERtS I BRAINSTORMING SESSIONS Meredith Owen and feliowi classmates partook Ih brainstorming sessions during class that Ultimatelyi, led to a campaign focusing: on the over-consumption of alcohol by college students PHOTOGRAPH BY FRONT ROW Melissa Switiyk lvette Meha, Michaela Baril, Samantha horgaard, Janessa Gomez Lindsey Weissert, Cristie Zavaleta ynh Dilworth, Khiem Nguyen bis Del Mar Nieves SECOND R0 Nataly Guevara, Meredith Owen Heather Barrahco, Ashley Oweh Maria Camelio, Stephanie Colbert Dayna Bieber, Michael Harar Katz, Pamela Jackson, Natha Mahou, Mark Adelmah Lindsay Guidos Kristiham Stuckleh. mm PHOTOGRAPH BY tALYSSA BERNSTEIN OVERTIME Chris Kieffer, Ashley Owen and Meredith Oweh, I along with the rest of Dr. Lancasteris class, spent several hours a week preparing for the advertising competition, Weven meeting during spring break. ttAs you can see we all worked very hard as a group and It was quite a collaboration, said Ashley Owen. ii i EARLESS LEADER f7 IiiiDHorooRApH BY KERRY OtNEIL Dr. Alyse Lancaster promoted an open forum UNDERGRADUATE for students. I have never 'i been more proud of a roub of students as I amt TOTAL NEW STUDENT ENROLLMENT TOTAL. NONuDEGREE UNDERGRADUATE UNDERGRAD TOTAL GRADUATE TOTAL TRANSFERS ADVERTISING TEAMS In order to transform their idea into a final product, the members of Dr. Lancasteris advertising class separated into teams classified by their assigned tasks and responsibilities. N FER The Public Relations and Promotions Teams focused on developing TRA 5, S . NWT TAL UN'VERS'TY . . . . . . ENROLLMENT advertlsmg techmques to which the target audlenoe, college students across I TOTAL COM M U the country,wou1d be enthusiastically responsive. ENROLLM ENT The Media Team was in Charge of creating the budget for the entire campaign, as well as a calendar for every phase of the campaign. They were given a hypothetical campaign budget of $10,000,000; their job was to distribute the allotted budget in an efficient manner and break it down methodically for the 3 final book. 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I also wanted to go somewhere that was completely different from home, somewhere that would take me outside of my comfort zone and Challenge me not only academically, but socially and culturally. Everyone always says Miami is different from Q: Do you plan on returning to Miami after school? the rest of the United States so I thought lid see if was true! A: No plans as yet, as my main concern is starting my career after I finish my degree tand to pay this holiday offD. But I am 0: What has your experience in Miami taught you? sure I will visit the United States again in my lifetime. It would A: Although my time in Miami has only been brief, it has be great fun to come back to Miami in the future and see how taught me many things about different cultures, countries, things have Changed, see the place where I once lived, and lifestyles and people. Due to the huge diversity that exists catch up with all the friends live made while being here. in Miami, I have been lucky to have been exposed to various cultures, religions, nationalities, foods, customs and Q: I know Australians have really great slang. Have you languages that I would not have been exposed to if I didnt learned any Miami slang since you ve been here? , 2 live here. My time here has also taught me many things Ari have heard many but I m not too sure what they all mean! about myself and made me appreciate my family, friends For example, Know what I m saying ? HDog. HY aII That s and home that I had previously taken for granted. ballinl HockeWsoccer mom. i 1355' I vvvvvvvvvvvvv l H 00 03 Taking the World by Sea The Semester at Sea Experience BY IKU KAWACHI PHOTOGRAPHY COURTESY EMILY CAMPO Of all of the study abroad programs that junior Emily Cambo could have Chosen, perhaps none would have been quite the experience that Semester at Sea was, Campoj a management major, was one of 700 participants in the tall 108-day voyage They journeyed to IO different countries while taking courses aboard the 590-foot ship, Campo and her colleagues boarded their ship In the Bahamas on August 29, visiting Cities such as Salvador, Brazil, Ho Chi Minh and Vietnam before returning to Miami on December 14. HI knew before I left that this was going to be a life-Changing experience, Campo said. And now that I'm backmltve seen the world. I know that'll be a part of me forever. Over the many miles the group traveled, they encountered breathtaking sceneries. exotic cuisines and strange customs alike. Perhaps no one Is more qualified to write about the experience, though, than Campo herself, who kept a running blog through the trip texcerbts to rightl describing the sights and sounds of Semester at Sea. l. m 1 STUDY ABROAD AT A GLANCE I a Students studying abroad tUM programsy 213 0 Fall 2008: 71 1 0 Spring 2009: 131 0 Intersession: 11 l a Countries: 29 a Universities tdirect enroll onlyy 59 l AU hgures; from the St 108-2009 3th 001 yet: 7: 1.1 n .1 ...ONE OF THE VANS GOT STUCK IN A SAND PIT. WE THOUGHT WE WOULD NEVER MAKE IT TO OUR CAMPSITE AND THAT WE WOULD BE STUCK IN THE NAMIB DESERT. WORDS CANNOT DESCRIBE HOW BEAUTIFUL THIS PLACE IS... WE DROVE FOR A LITTLE BIT AND SAW ZEBRAS IZANDJ ELANDS... WE STOPPED tTOZI OVERLOOK THE CANYON, WATCHING THE SUN GO DOWN. inrlia INDIA HAS BEEN THE MOST DIVERSE, EYE-OPENING AND CULTURALLY ENRICHING PLACE I HAVE EVER SEEN... EVERYONE I MET-RICH OR POOR-ALWAYS HAD A SMILE ON THEIR FACE. NOWHERE ELSE IN THE WORLD WOULD YOU SEE SO MUCH COLOR AND LIFE ON THE STREETS. THE WORLD IS MINE After looking into several study abroad options, Emily Campo decided that she didn't want to confine herself to one country, but instead wanted to travel to several countries; the Semester at Sea Program made that a reality. I left wanting to see the world. Now that I have experienced It, I have become more aware of global issues and news, because I can watch or read about a place and have a connection to it. .' .V 595334: '. ' t 0 It. . a .n'. n' ; a? 'J u .1 Wm , n HWMuwmum J , . mm Required Field I Experience in the Classroom Expands Upon Coursework BY IKU KAWACHI PHOTOGRAPHY COURTESY SAMMIEJO FAT WWWWWW II IIIWI I I I A peek Into the college life of Sammiejo Fat might reveaI a scene much IIke that of any other student. Sitting In an organIc chemIstry Iab, hanging out with her sorority sisters or catching a movie are exampIes of the things she does In what rare free time she has. But how many of us can share the experience of performing science experiments side- by aside wIth I mIddIe school students each week? Fat, a junior majoring In secondary , ,I I education and biology, knows firsthand ' I what workIng with such buddI Ing teenagersI can be IIke as a student In the School of EducatIon Alongside the usuaI mishmash of on campus courses, she also spends I twoandewnalf hours at a nearby middle EschooI twice a week to fquIII her field experience requirement, organIzIng I lessons carrying out actIvItIes and bringing some IIfe Into the classroom and howIng them how fun science Is. Fat Is thevefIIfst to ratteet to how valuable her experience has been. were able to go out and get a hanrdsuon experience. were placed In reaI classrooms and gIven the opportunity to taste what Its Me to go to school and get up and teach. We Iearn what to do and what not to do, so that when we graduate, were better prepared to become great educators. While she has nonetheless encountered her share of dIffIcuItIes, recalling the frustration Ishe felt when she found that one poorIy unded schooI lacked the equipment he needed to demonstrate a particular experiment that she had planned Fat says that she 5 been abIe to find her passion through such field work. f'LetIs be honest, wOulol rather just sIt In a cIass when you have the choIce of waIkIng around, helping different students...and even findIng out something new about yourself? Hanging out around middle schooIers can be exhausting, but hiIarIoos and fun at the same tIme.' INVALUABLE EXPERIENCE Field experience definitely brings what we team in the classroom to life. We are able to go out and ge hahds-on experience with Ethetypes ofJ students we win work with 'm the future, ' ' w 3' ejo: I STUDENT TEACHiNGI Sammiejo Fat found her niche as a teacher. hSeeihg a student struggle with a subject in the beginning of class, then by the end understand it and want to team more is incredibtet PREP TIME Working as L a student teacher takes dedication. ul have had to create a whole lesson that actuaHy took me at teast five hours to come up with? said Sammiejo. I OFFICE OF ACADEMIC I ENHANCEMENT OPENS Services Offered: I 1. Career advising I 2. Academic fellows I 3. Academic ombudsperson I 4. Assists with applying for scholarships, I awards and special-interest housing I 5. Assists with applications to national I fellowship programs and graduate I andXor professional degrees l I HAVE PARTICULARLY ! l ENJOYED WORKING WITH I STUDENTS WHO HAVE I BEEN HISTORICALLY I UNDERREPRESENTED IN I HIGHER EDUCATION TO I ADDRESS THEIR UNIQUE l NEEDS. I I John Barker, Director of the I Office of Academic Enhancement W SCHOOL OF EDUCATION NATIONAL RANKINGS UMts School of Education had three of its academics programs ranked in; an annual report on universities by Academics Analytics. The rankings are as follows: 181:: Curriculum and Instruction tDepartment of Teaching and Learningt 3rd: Mathematics Education tDepartment of Teaching and Learning 4th: Educational Evaluation and Research tDepartment of Educational and Psychological Studiesw ROCKWAY MIDDLE SCHOOL tBemg placed in real I classrooms altows us to observe other working teachers and the way they manage a classroom said Sammiejo, 139 K I t l I ueott'oOOIo lllltoboaoo aa-oaloioan coautotnnlt .iIiIIIIIOI IICQOUIOOIO Olliilllibi nltoullonol OCOIOIIO'OO I 140 ocoaloouoi loluinoool 00-0-1...- OCDUIIOCO. 00.001001! oeaoooaoal Inuioohoot Ialooocnio OIOIOIiOII W h I 4M ands-on Training BY ANDREA WHALEN ha x X X xhx r PHOTOGRAPHY BY MARIE LEIGHTONWx N5: Nancy Mel nyk, sophomore Exercise Physiology Provid 5 or Students? Q V I involves an in-depth study of the bodyls A la response to exercise and other environmental ' astressors. We study a wide variety of Q: What is you major and why did you ANN N l x r NW N t, W N Q t a b N ATHLETIC TRAINING IS GREAT I GET HANDS-ON EXPERIENCE RIGHT AWAY WORKING WITH THE SPORTS a THAT I LOVE. AFTER I GRADUATE I WANT TO GO TO PHYSICAL THERAPY SCHOOL AND HOPEFULLY TRAVEL WITH A PRO SPORTS TEAM AS AN ATHLETIC TRAINERtPHYSICAL THERAPIST. I LIKE EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGY BECAUSE IT ALLOWS YOU TO PURSUE MANY DIFFERENT AREAS OF PREVENTATIVE MEDICINE AFTER GRADUATION Stephen Castle, junior NOT ONLY AM I LEARNING THINGS THAT I WILL MAKE A CAREER OUT OF, BUT I AM LEARNING VALUABLE INFORMATION THAT WILL PROLONG MY HEALTH. KNOWLEDGE IS POWER AND AN UNDERSTANDING OF THE FUNCTIONS OF THE HUMAN BODY IS THE FIRST STEP TO LIVING A HEALTHY LIFESTYLE. Shane Neumann,junx'or choose it? A: I Chose Exercise Physiology for my love of science and sports. Exercise Physiology populations from the clinically obese with I life-threatening diseases to elite athletes. Q: What makes it different from other majors in the School of Education? A: Exercise Physiology is unique for its hands on approach to science. While we take classes intensive in biochemistry, we also get to perform exercise tests and health assessments in labs. We are all competitive with each other when assessing our agility, power output, and strength. Q: What are some possible career paths? l m WK t HN'M ' ' HANDS-ON EXPERIENCE Amanda Priycew A: Obtaining an exercise physiology degree can provide the backbone for a number ofjobs including athletic trainers, sports medicine doctors, strength and conditioning coaches, physical and occupational therapists, and nutritionists. Q: What are the advantages of majoring in Exercise Physiology? A: First of all, many of our classes require that we show up in athletic Clothes. Also, there is a tight camaraderie between students of our major because we all have several classes together through the course of our college careers. Not to mention, we have a class called Gross Anatomy that requires us to travel to the medical campus to dissect cadavers. This is different from the computer-simulatecl dissections that the other anatomy classes in other schools at the University of Miami offer. FITNESS FAMILY Since exercise physiology t I and her classmates take advantage x5 a relatively small program, Amanda Price : of the fully equipped laboratory that enables students to gain hands-on, clinical ex eriences. to NM W a make MN m, t . N r l a ILL A Ln. wills; K'Q Q. t. Mt D54. 5. 'I , Mt Wm NV t , y WW V Na. ax NW N t WM KN MK um. um Nam N M NW. and her Classmates have grown into a small I . e family of their own, X APPLIED KNOWLEDGE Junior Amanda Price values the exercise physiology program because it allows students to apply their knowledge outside the typical Classroom setting. 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A FLIGHT To REMEMBER Engineering Students Place Second in NASA Contest BY IKU KAWACHI AND JOSE DE CASO Y BASALO PHOTOGRAPHY BY COURTNEY O CONNELL segvssauig iiiilleilt ihiaeiiiGi So you thought that an improved commercial aircraft that flies at subsonic speeds would forever be a forgotten dream? Well, a team of students in the College of Engineering, comprised of how-alumhus Sebastian Asbe and seniors Joseph Dusslihg, Nicholas Heinz and Daniel Martinez, will tell you otherwise. Placing second in NASAJS ahhual Aeronautics Contest, they demonstrated that an environmentally compatible, subsonic aircraft could soon be a reality through ah ehtry they called The 2058 Aircraft: Quiet UltrawEfflclehtl lntegrated Aircraft IQUEIAI. The futuristic design takes the form of a flying wing? Its engines, buried in the rear of the airframe and its distinctive wing shape virtually eliminate the drag that slows conventional airplanes. Through the use of cutting-edge. technology, the students aimed to make QUEIA a safer, A quieter and more fuel-efficient aircraft that could take off and land on shorter runways I Having the opportunity to interact with such talented minds as we did at the NASA Fundamental Aeronautics Conference, lthihk made possible an entirely new perspective for all of I us about how we as engineers fit into influencing so many peoples lives, sehior Daniel Martinez said. The contestants were judged by a group ot16 NASA engineers from the Ames, Glehh, Langley and Dryden Flight Research Centers. The prize, a $3500 grant ensuring that the project continues to be fuhded, was given to the four students at the NASA Fundamental Aeronautics meeting in Atlanta, Georgia. Each winning team was also presented internship opportunities, none more exciting than Ohe at NASAJS Langley Research Center in Hampton, Virginia that was awarded to senior Nicholas Heinz. 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A: The completion of projects that help ihsbire others to be creative and innovative as well. Q: How do you think E-Week impacts the UM community? A: E-Week events have helped everyone understand that engineering is more than just applying math and physics; engineering is about teaming together and coming up with creative solutions. Name: Cynthia Donna Position: Vice-Chair, Engineering Advisory Board tEABr Q: Which event is your favorite? A: The Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers Campus CrawlerX Itts both physically and mentally challenging. Ive been on both ends-blahhihg ahd participatihg-ahd theytve been equally exciting. 0: Whats the key to your job? A: Communication. Ensuring that everyone is getting information thatts both correct and on time. We dont want to leave anyone out in the community. Name: Liz Seda Position: Chair, Engineering Advisory Board CEABl Q: What is your role? A: Overseeing the planning of the entire week. Basically, making sure that organizations are communicating with Chairs and ensuring that everyone has the resources they need. 0: Whatts most enjoyable about your job? A: Learning that ho initiative is impossible. It was an honor to be able to work among such an incredible team. Christopher Cabezas . iCo-Chair, National Engineers Week CE-Weelo h A: Working alongside the EAB to coordinate all of the events, mainly scheduling, funding and advertising. A: We all want to be seen as a group of incredibly talented people. E-Week showcases a lot of What we have to offer. TOT L WN-DEGR, UNDERGRADUATE TOTAL TOTAL NEW UNDERGRAD STUDENT ENRQ UNDERGRADUAl TRANSFERS l OTA l,.. T F? A N E; F: E l? 33 GRADUATE TOTAL ENGINEERING ENROLLMENT QNlBEENEQNS waeqwzwmm 145 :- is i a '14-. III 1x . muusuuw- V A'Ah J Ii l g'A' V3 F 1A.VAVAVAV;VI A. an I 111E. ., Eocdiclsnu- ocuocuboou l i Accelerated Academics Dual Degree Programs Offer Unique Advantages BY DANIELLA SUAREZ PHOTOGRAPHY BY RACHEL EWY 9g!i$s'AVAYA,-'AY! The University of Miami now boasts seven dual degree honors programs, providing gifted and motivated students the ability to pursue an accelerated program in their respective majors. These programs are highly selective and allow for incoming freshman to complete undergraduate and graduate degrees in engineering, law, marine geology, medicine, Iatih americah studies and physical therapy. One particularly interesting dual degree program is the Fellow in Latin American Studies, a program established in 2003 that just recently celebrated the first graduating MA Class. Program director Dr. Lilliah Manzor explains that there are currently 16 students enrolled in the program and that the goal is to recruit five students into the program every year. The advantage of a small program is the amount of personal interactions the students will have with faculty members in the field of Latin American Studies, Manzor said. These students also receive many unique opportunities in regards to travel, study abroad, and internships. The interdisciplinary nature of this program allows for students to follow a track of their choice or to create their own track based on their interests. Fourth-year Rachel Ewy explains the benefits of having chosen to participate in the Fellow in Latin American Studies program. TI receivedj a diversified education, a phenomenal experience abroad for five months and a better idea of what I wish to do with my life. Did I mention that we also get two free spring break trips? 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PHOTOGRAPH BY RACHEL EWY BY VICTORIA GENUARDI PHOTOGRAPHY COURTESY HA ' Harout Samra, a 2009 Juris Doctor candidate, quickly became one of the most politicalIy-active students on campus during the 2008 ielection As Chairman of both the Florida Students for McCain and Iorida university by organizing peer debates, tailgates and , orums. These activities allowed students to meet and motivate y Despite McCain 5 loss Sannra said' Itm proud that I was part of worthy cause. Alluding to one of Theodore Rooseveitts famous uotes he added It's not about whether you win or lose, but whether you were in the arena Coming from a family that emIgrated frorn Lebanon he considered himself and his family a representation of the American Dream. Samra 25, cites that his upbringing was one of the reasons he became an active Republican Although heavily involved Samra had no boIiticaI aspirations. As much as I enJ joy being part of the process, I don t see myself being the person who throws his hat in the ring? Rather, he has always wanted to be an attorney. In May, Samra said goodbye to UM after nine years, but planned to remain active in the political process. Through his politicai participation media outlets began to seek his opinion on the 2008 election and CNN featured him on Young People Who Rock a blog series that profiled people under 30 H doing remarkable things Samra was humbled by the honor and joked that he had never been told he rocked before ' BEHIND THE SCENES Maria Pelfrey, Harout Samra, Kelsey Grammar with his wife and Brandon Gross meet and greet before McCain's rally at the BankUnited Center. SPEAK UP Harout Samra, State Chairman of the Florida Federation of College Republicans, discusses the agenda at their first Board meeting in September. w W Hearts umping Medical Students and Faculty Contribute to Start! Heart Walk BY ANDREA WHALEN PHOTOGRAPHY COURT Y MILLER SCHOOL OF MEDICINE AT THE FINISH LINE TeamUM smiled and cheered after walking 3.1 miles to cross the finish line for the American Heart AssociatiorTs 5k Start! Heart Walk in Tropical Park. VVVVVVVVVVV VVVVVVV VIV V' VVVfVVVV'VVV 6666,66 V 666,666' 66666666 my 6 VVVVVVVV VVVVV VVVV VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV V1VV . 14 VVVVvVVVVVVV 6616666616 ' VV'VVVW VV6V1V6V 1VV6VV'4'16'6 V VVVVV Z6 62V VV VVVVVVVV V V V V . V6666 .V v1 .V 6' .VVVVVVVVVVV Vj V VVVVVV 1V V V .V, V VVVVVVV VVVV 661V ,VVIVVV V1 2 116 V V.V'VV VVVVV1 wVVVVVV V6666 V VVVV l 4 6V V16 V VVVV V VVVVV 1166666161 666666 1V V6.6 V, 66 VV'VVVVV 'leV V. V VVVV VVVVV'V V 666666 66 V 662 662616 V 66V VV al Goldschmidt, M. DVV and his 111 W'MVWWNVWM VV'VVVVVmVVVerVVVmW1 MONEY FOR RESEARCH FOR HEART DISEASE AND STROKE, BUT IT ALSO GOT PEOPLE THINKING ABOUT EXERCISING. Ralph Sacco, professor and chair of the neurology department. 6616666666 W466 VVVVVV ,VVVW VV.VV. 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PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY RSMAS A New W Independence from the College ofArts Improves RSMAS Prestige BY RAMON GALIANA PHOTOGRAPHY BY MOLLY RHO continuing their academic careers at the school. Chelsea Werner, a junior at RSMAS, is very optimistic that the graduate programs fame will help new Class of undergraduates, think its going to be really good, she event, RSMAS will be welcoming its said, HThe Rosehtiel School is a really very own first Class of undergraduate wresbected graduate program. The students in school history. The school undergraduates are going to benefit will now be able to confer degrees W ., in the long run from attending such a independently of the College of Arts . H well respected school. h of Sciences i a Even with 65 years of acclaimed h success and innovative research '1 in its field, the Rosehtiel School of Marihe and Atmospheric Science CRSMAST never ceases to exceed its expectations. In an unprecedented :i ttt i 43 Lauren Ordway, a first year graduate student, believes that the program can ,0th improve with the Changes in the administration. The administration will have a greater degree of autonomy fg' over the requirements of the program, which will allow them to make the program more specialized than was possible when the requirements were dictated by the broader College of Arts and Sciences, Ordway said. President DOhha Shalala transferred the administration of the Marine and Atmospheric Science program along with the Marine Affairs and Meteorology program to RSMAS. The Undergraduate Marihe and : Atmospheric Sciehce Program Office , will be merged with the Graduate 1 1 Studies Office to become the new Department of Academic Affairs. Its hard to imagine how much more ,. RSMAS can possibly improve when it i already has such a strong program. With this admihistrative organization; however, the opportunities for 35 achievement for the undergraduate .. and graduate programs are endles Already a renowned graduate research 'ij institution, RSMAS will be welcoming a new Class of 54 new students, the largest Class of graduate students since1994. The graduate students are very diverse; 35 domestic students 1 and T7 international students will be SPLASH! Undergraduate RSMAS students take a leap of faith into the ocean, eager to explore the tropical marine life Biscayne National Park has to offer. WAITING PATIENTLY Alexandra Echsner, Marlena Skrobe and Emily Harkhess wait for instructions to dive. 5', 1' l I t. 7 7 MW ROSENTIEL RENDERINGS CALLIOPE DEDICATION The Rosentiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science is the now new owner of a 26 foot Glacier Bay 2680 Coastal Runner. The new addition was acquired through a generous donation from the Canellos family. The vessel arrived May 30 and has been dedicated to the ongoing research that is completed by the schoolis students and scientists. t W GHWNIW' aim t , , . t 1H, :J ,I WWw, . th' trim 1W! NW N i I Hi WWIT ., I i whim . 4, t' A , m t WWWWiv': m 9 i w W W h' mt, Wmlwr Wm WM , , 'l . V W ,f, . V M , MWHW , M f.' WW ' kiwi , Wm H w IZWWW' ;, . WW , .1, m .i'rtWW w '7 . 1,1 NM NV , ,, . Wt M n- ' ,v 11mg :Iti' m; M W WWW; . w, t 7 I'w'm '1 ,. I M 4,,an ,WW . , t t W ', rmwm. v 4,717, GRAND OPENING OF NEW PIER On December 4, RSMAS celebrated the its newly constructed pier on Virginia Key. The new pier is approximately 3,313 square feet and cost nearly $800,000. It is replacing the original pier that suffered damage in Hurricanes Katrina and Wilma. The Grand Opening will honor design engineer Robert E. Samara PE, builder Bunnell Foundations, and the Rosentiel SchooYs facilities team. Family members and friends of Dr. Samuel C. Snedaker were present a bayfront grove in the late scientists honor. Dr. Snedaker was a professor His legacy was honored at a special ceremony on a newly constructed walkway that extends over the grove. TOTAL NEW i STUDENT ENROLLMENT i i W W TOTAL UNDERGRAU M i tittti W . W Wm NIVEPSITY MENT 0 AL MARINE S ENROLLMENT student takes a dive offshore Biscayne National Park on a field trip that serves as an introduction to Marine Science 111 tMSC 11D. Wt T t t w m t t of marine biology and fisheries, and a leading authority in mangrove studies. l it t KW SNEDAKER GROVE REDEDICATION l December 4 when RSMAS rededicated Mm mt aiwttttm t 1; t it w MM t, tit T THE HIGHEST HONOR Sophomore Brad Newman, senior Kevin Mazzarella and sophomore Victor Gonzalez, members of UMS Band of the Hour , marched through the aisles on Opening Night. PHOTOGRAPH BY EMMA CASON-PRATT KICKING IT OFF The Frost Symphony Orchestra commemorated the Opening Night of the 25th annual music festival, held in the new Adrienne Arsht Center in Downtown Miami, by treating its audience to a triumphant performance. WHATS IN A NAME? The Frost School of Music offers a plethora of majors, some of which have names that are rather bewildering to most UM students. MUSIC THERAPY is based on neurologio music therapy tNMTl a curriculum that is offered by few other schools nationwide. Music Therapy incorporates a Psychology minor and extensive practical training at many hospitals and Clinics within the Miller School of Medicine. MUSIC ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY prepares students for careers in fields such as audio engineering, music recording, studio design, or sound reinforcement. This innovative program consists of a broad range of classes that develop skills in microphone and mixing techniques, sound synthesis, and Video production. MUSIC EDUCATION provides comprehensive training in Instrumental, Choral, and Strings, with an optional focus on jazz. Students complete coursework in music theory, music literature, and music education, and acquire hands-on teaching experience in elementary and secondary public school settings. These and other interesting majors, such as MUSIC BUSINESStENTERTAINMENT INDUSTRIES, STUDIO MUSIC AND JAZZ INSTRUMENTAL AND MUSICOLOGY, complete the lineup of programs offered by the Frost School of Music. THE CHOSEN FEW Singevsorwgvvriter and guitarist Steve Miller was one of the select few talented musicians invited to perform in the BahkUhited Center on October 23rd, a group that also featured Bruce Horhsby, Patti Austin and Monica Mancini. PHOTOGRAPH BY HOLLY MAX Wtochmlafmuozb 155 Q What is music therapy? I IJenny Denk: Generally speaking, music therapy isi ust like any other therapy I mused in rehabilitation or skill building. Music therapy uses music to create a positive change in a persons behavior that will endure over time. Q: What motivated you to become a Imusic therapy major?II NEG: What are some of the benefits? IJD: In my practicum experiences here, the elderly With dementia, children Itransferred to the clinical settingIII INSPIRATIONAL MELODIES Music therapy is a very challenging but very rewarding major. In the past, life, but with I ban use the l talents l have to change the lives of people that really need itil said Evan IPIriIvoIznik I I PHOTOGRAPH BY II MARIE LEIGHTOINI ' ISENSATIONAL l I STUDENT The program is very rigorous, but I take comfort in the Fact that I can use my talent to enrich the lives tH l E IIlenInyIIDenKII I FPHOTOGRAPH BY F w'i'ALIEAMlklllEJlltlElEle M E l Il IalWaMSIIIISIedIW I music toIimIoroIve WI'WUSIC therapyIII , EI I ENROLLMENT COLLECTIVE THERAPY llMugic provides an outlet for therapy thataHpeopm can relate to. It Is I IIiImaZingItoIsee H I II how mi th m6 :m I Impact therapy 'Ican new on I Deoiole oF all ages and Doioulations, Lauren Bonavitacola said. UNDERGRADUATE 'lCHAL NON EIEI'; REF; UNDEHIJFQADUAH E TOTAL MUSIC FRESHMAN TRANSFERS l have seen the effects of music on with developmental disabilities and adolescents in the psychiatric unit at a hospital. All of these experiences have given me a First-hand look at how the application of my coursework is I l U i ML l HMWIII EI. I1 J TOTAL UNIVERSITY GRADUATE ENROLLMENT IWIWIWI IWIIWWMWIIIWI MW IIIIIIIIIIIII E E STUDENTS I Lauren Bonavitacoia: i have always lehaol the desire to help people and I i which I could do that. On the other hand, music has always been a passion of mine and I knew that I couldnt give that up in my life either. When I discovered music therapy, I knew it was the perfect match for me because I was able to combine my desire to help others with my passion for music. 1in: How has music therapy affected i Iknew that I would pursue a career in I your life? LB: Music therapy has affected my liFe by making me truly understand and see the effects of music on the lives of others. I love the creativity that a career in music therapy can give me. I am able to use the musical talent We been given to help make others lives more meaningful. That alone Is enough to keep me hooked on music therapy! Nursing Her Way Through the Day Nursing Students Live a Hectic But Fumlling Life BY IKU KAWACHI PHOTOGRAPHY BY RACHEL EWY At 5 am. on a typical Wednesday morning, one peek inside any of the still dimly-lit dorms or apartments on campus is enough to realize that most students are sound asleep in the comfort of their beds. One person without such a luxury is Heidi Masonick, a junior majoring in nursing. Masonick is already awake by then, preparing for a day of Clinicals at the University of Miami Hospital. The other days of the week arenlt exactly a breeze either. Masonick has Classes beginning at 8 am. every morning, and health assessment and simulation labs at the School of Nursing and Health Studies can sban three hours. Any time she has between Classes is devoted to vigorous studying. nl try to put in at least five hours a day and more when l have exams coming up, Masonick said. Despite her hectic schedule, Heidi remains mindful of the importance of rest and exercise. Sleep is really important to me, Masonick said. I know the majority of nursing students pull all- nighters on the days leading up to exams. Masonick participates in volleyball games with friends on a weekly basis and strives to exercise regularly. llWhen i come home from six hours of Class, I give myself half an hour before starting any work to Clean the house, eat lunch or read a magazine and let my mind unload. While most would cringe at the thought of having to cope with such a workload, Masonick finds reward in her classes. l'The simulation academy is one of the best parts of school. It combines all of the information that we learn in class into a case study? Masonick said. Ever-conscious of her health, Masonick diligently schedules her time throughout every day. In addtion, she also makes it a point to be in bed by 10 or ii every night, all so she is able to do it all over again the next day. CHERISHING THE ENTIRE EXPERIENCE For Heidi Masonick, a typical day might involveAn no particular order-studying for exams, assisting Being a nursing nur-ses at the University of Miami Hospital for her . . chmcals, taking part In simulation labs or poring maJor at UM requlres . over the notes she took for her last class. students to study a large variety of , p w WWWMW subjects. During 1;, L f mew w w nursing students 1 M , could fmd themselves 3 ; M NH W H , r HEALTH STUDIES engaging in subjects , ' ,4 that range from camamo ' ' Microbiology to . , ' Amount: $225,000 Psychology. , y y ' L ' j, Courtesy of: National Center on Minority 5!? W41? '0 ?quth Cate. Health and Health Disparities BY RAMON GALIANA Understanding; T W'iiw For: Tl Centro Regional Seminar Series Topics Covered: Adolescent drug addiction, HIV prevention and care, interventions for women exposed to Violence and awareness of culture-speciflc interventions among Latinos With HIXUAIDS, substance abuse and mental health disorders. mPaFPQP'wsiologv -w-v-v----- 00.0.0.0... 0.0.0.0.... STRENGTHINNUMBERS '3 . ' i STEREOTYPESASIDE Carlos Carlos Cardenas and ., Cardenas, a male nursing 1 60 Thomas Capiandies are , V 'i student, is not tr ubled 'o proof that maies are ' by the lack of males in the making great strides in , i r . field and instead focuses on nursing and breakinv x r i . V ' 'i his motivation to become gender stereotype 3 a . a nurse: to provide care for ' i those in needL STEREOTYPES The Male Experience in the School ofNursing and Health Studies BY LINDSAY PEREZ PHOTOGRAPHY BY LEAH ADAMS Women have traditionally dominated the nursing profession. But step aside, ladies, because more and more men are becoming interested, and for them, it's not just a stepping-stone to becoming a doctor, but a iifeiong endeavor. Carlos Cardenas, a senior nursing major, feels that Jay'Ithe gender stereotypes are slowly changing. Most people are over the idea that men tcantt beJ nurses thanks to the movie ttMeet the Parents and how L time has Changed the way things work in general? Cardenas says. i i But how does the scarcity of male students affect the classroom environment? In some of my classes, tm one of the only guys, so the professor will always :notice if ltm not in class, and hell call on me when , hets looking for a male point of view? says Thomas, Capiandies, a freshman majoring in nursing who plans to specialize in emergency medicine, 4 Gender issues aside, the Schooi of Nursing and , Health Studies provides cruciai career opportunities for its students. tIThe schooiJ puts you right into a , career the majors in other schools are general and the decision-making is ieft to you. This is one of the few majors that lead to immediate job placement, even in this tough economy, says Caolandies. Cardenas offers his own perspective on the motivation for becoming a nurse, 'All of the work nurses do is a form of rescue, he says. For anyone thinking about Egoing intoj nursing, just make sure your stomach is as hard as a rock and your heart as big as the world. ' V Thomas Caplandies has the unique opportunity to provide a male perspective t ' Classroom discussions tin his predominantly female nursing courses. NURSING SCHOOL DEDICATION Nilda PeragaHo, Dean of the School of Nursing l and Health Studies; Carlos Gimenez, Miamit t Dade County Commissioner; Rafael Camejo and Nilson Mejia were present when Miami t Dade County honored the University of Miami , School of Nursing and Health Studies on its 60th t anniversary for its commitment to amemic I excellence and service to society. TOTAL NON-DEGREE UNDERGRADUATE Ch x W t t A t t t t W WW xv .t T; J? 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FINAL STRETCH Karina Martinez relaxes in a hammock at the Palm Court UNWINDING Patrick Patton takes fountain to study for final exams Hammocks are a cost-free way for the advantage Of his free time and text administration to provide a relaxing environment for students during finals messages his friends while relaxing under the palm trees in a hammock. How the Un--T BY TIFFANY MILAKOVICH 'PVHOTOGRAPHY BY ALYSSA'BERNSTEIN 7 'lv'iall hours of the day and students live on coffee t and energy drinks. Fortunately, the university provides a variety of study breaks available to 7 The last two weeks of the semester are some of the most stressful weeks a student must endure I , Hand the stress on campus becomes increasinglyjtj evident as finals hear. The library is packed at Wfall students overwhelmed by final exams. 5 1 Cup across campus, including a 24 hour quiet tjfstudy space in the Otto G. Richter library, study rooms in the University Center and quiet hours Win residential halls. Although study space and Ida quiet environment are a must, the university , aIso helped students relax and manage stress. Additional study breaks available included hammocks and stress management Classes. Night Breakfast. The breakfast, held annually a In the dining halls, took place the night before studying and enjoyed some food served by U university administrators and faculty. ff; 'tA favorite studybreak was the traditional HLate are a time of hectic hustIe-ahd-bustle for final exams started. Students took a break from T 'relaxf, In the end, t'every student has their own Wway of coping and the university seems very qkeeh Oh the needs that students express said 10ther efforts were special 'study locations set BREAKFAST BREAK Malik Sprueoo takes a well- ' deserved study break to have late-hight breakfast. Freshman Danny DeOliveira explaihed, finals students, but the addition of hammocks and study breaks really helps remind everyone to junior Kassandra Perez. 163 BY IKU KAWACHI PHOTOGRAPHY BY HOLLY MAX Many of us never stray from the most common path to graduation, earhihg all of our required credits in eight semesters and moving on to our respective careers from there. Thatls the path many of the graduating students could claim, but there are others, like Toni Pyatok, an Exercise PhysiologyrBiology major who completed the Air Force Reserve Officers Traihihg tROTQ Program, who follow slightly different tracks Toni, one of 780 students to graduate from UM this past December, required an additional semester to graduate. tll switched majors a few times, she said, land llm enrolled in the ROTC, involved in Club sports and have a job. Plus, why rush it? If I had to choose a point in my life to stretch out, it would be the college years. CHERISHED MEMORIES Toni Pyatok reflected on her time spent as a student and looks forward to the challenges and adventures the future has to offer, That is hot to say that Toni lSFllt driveh y her own goals for the future. and Amanda Carlow showed the first time as alumni. SCHOOL SPIRIT After graduating, Nicole Gotwols She looks forward to beginning , her Air Battle Manager traihihg ih Panama City, but says, I have some time before I have to go to my first duty location, so Ill be working asf a personal trainer at a gym to start paying off those student loahsf Meanwhile, stationed in Baghdad, raq, some 7000 miles away, Lt. Cdr. Johh Henderson of the United States Navy had prepared a video message for another graduating student. His wife, sehior, ,, was also one offthe students wh participated in Fall Commencement, and his congratulatory message to her was played on a screen for all in attendance at twe BahkUhited Center. ies most cherished from person to hmehcemeht no doubt wg conclusion to the Ch student embarked While the qualiti about UM differ person, Fall Cori served as a tittii ourheys that ea A MESSAGE WITH LOVE While stationed in Baghdad, Susahh Pearsonls husband sent a congratulatory video message to her and fellow lCahes at their commencement ceremony. The video was aired on a projected screen at the BahkUhited Center. 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Launch Pad to create his own action sports business. lWWWW W W W WWWWWW- building parks Edoihgj research and development and everything A: Sela goes to markets around the world that could benefit from action you? , I' II Sports and helps the municipality in A: The Lauhch Pad has heiped me in building action sports parks, assisting I the most difficult part of my project: 'ilocai entrepreneurs irI starting their own exporting the action sports goods. from I I I , hThe LaunchMPadn is a heW Sports, partiCUIarly skateboarding? the workforce VOIUDteer thelr tlme and entrepreneurship resource on campus that III i' pair themselves up With ventures like helps students develop their ideas into working mine to share their expertise. III, I Lucas Sommer l and Akil Kurji em oyed networking l through the Launch Pad during Global Entrepreneurship Week. There, the l Launch Pad was recognized as the most l active Global Entrepreneurship Week participant in the United States. I PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY LAUNCH PAD i w I i1 . i GLOBAL l I V V IL SUhiI DasWahi received assistahce fromsttiderit Seth Levy and the Launch ENTREPRENEURSHIP Pad s venture coach Douglas Baumwall at the Launch Pad 5 office located in the UC. l WEEK l I Hosted by: The Launch Pad at the l Toppel Career Center I Dates: November 17-23 I Purpose: A weeklong celebration that I offered more than 40 unique programs l to learn more about entrepreneurship from many different perspectives. Number of Programs: 9 J a a a - - - -l l THE LAUNCH PAD OPENS Date: August 27, 2008 Purpose: Entrepreneurship resource Areas of Expertise: Teambuilding, idea development, networking 8z strategizing I I II I I I 3 I ISusah Amat Executive Director of the operation, the mastermind behind the Launch Pad, brought valuable knowledge to the Launch Pad 5 $$O..5Q$Sll gossaaaeo; snaasosaaoa oaoaucassa aaassaaisi saiaesiases 9i!a$39!393 eaaatsaaaea 90aa293a'99 599$$QQBBQ$ Qea;aeaxaaa saissaaasga GQQQObiEgss Hi ow mg aaaaqaeaaa 99939313193 ee9saaqsas satassqaav asaoiaoaas 3939:!9ti3 aseaasaaii BY RAMON eALiANA PHOTOGRAPHY BY JESSlCA BRYANT ILLUSTRATION BY COURTNEY OtCONNELL X Studying at 3 am. during the last week of finals on your fourth cup of coffee no longer has to be your only hope of survival at the Otto G. Richter Library. New programs and services are being implemented in an effort to reduce the amount of waste and to make it easier to find texts in a daunting sea of information. The library is introducing a revitalized search interface called Encore that allows for an tlAmazon-likell search of the libraryts catalog. It will find the results of your query and present them in order of relevance. It also allows users to redefine and filter their search for more accurate results. Libraries Reduce Paper Waste and Make Color Printing Available b ENJOYING THE WEATHER Freshman Elizabeth Nestlerode lays on a towel next to Lake Osceola while studying on her laptop. Studying outside is a popular activity for UM W students, especially on 3 warm, sunny days. UPrint, a new university effort to i 94' i ' V 'i it reduce wasteful printing, cut costs Wulw'yiletGOOD :I'ETCEHANGE IT UP SO and promote environmentally-sound . , , .. practices, has also been implemented. ' MIOU D9NIGFT BORED' ROBKiss, Seni6r' V w Not all students are pleased with the new system; however, most students e w realize that UPrint will be beneficial t for students to learn to cut back and make a difference in our consumption. Sophomore Stephen Pelliccia initially had reservations about the new . system. llAt first my stinginess made me kind of angry about it. But the fact that there's a limit has made me think twice about printing. i guess its a good thing that I dont waste so much paper? he said. ACADEMIC RESOURCE CENTER YARC? RICHTER LIBRARY CICLUB RICHTERU WRITING evening irT the library stud i CENTER TTFAVORITE PLACE To STUDY N M ,;,g ESPECIALLY WHEN THE SUN I 3 GOES DOWN AND THE DAY i j gg, MBEGINS To COOL FF Jason Mills junior MANDYCOMFY COUCHES...ITIS CAMPUSIBEST UNTAPPED I i THEILABYRINTH BY THE LAKE NEXT TO HECHT ITTS PEACEFUL AND RELAXING REALLYJONE E OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL LOCATIONS ON OUR CAMPUS J H Kemy Joseph junior i H , TJDY TIME Kristeh Khoury sits on M Q i i i N M I I i i i J N H; i gaHshaded bench On campus finishing Hf A j : J 3 2i i V W N N f N i i some last minute erk er a class :J i J , ; Q 5W T i 3 J T i 1 i J i 1169 i 00......00 .I........ .3. lflivuihhw ONE LIFE TO GIVE Junior Joanna Suarez is able to use her web design skiiis while promoting her love for the University through her job creating the Virtual Tour website. PHOTOGRAPH BY LEAH ADAMS The Office of Enrollment Management strives to ensure that incoming tCanes are nothing but the best. Junior Joanna Suarez is overseeing the launching of the Virtual Tour website. which will allow students to view various aspects of life at the University of Miami, from dining to campus safety, when it is completed. She also helps to collect student, parent and alumni testimonials- spontaneous interviews that provide her with the real deal and help promote a positive image of UM. Everyone has a story to tell, which only adds to the diversity and uniqueness of our school, Suarez said. If you sport one of the famous Sober? shirts or have enjoyed Mocktails on the University Green, then you might have met senior Emily McColIum. Her job is to educate students and faculty on the consequences of alcohol and drug abuse at the Center for Alcohoi and Other Drug Education. Emily plans events and conducts presentations, workshops and research to promote personal health and responsibility. iiWorking here provides a great opportunity to network with people in the university community, McColIum said. The biggest reward is the knowledge that I can have a positive impact on changing our campus into a healthier and safer place. Students Find Ways to Make Money On Campus While Enoying the Job BY DANIELLA SUAREZ FREE GOODIES FOR ALL Senior Emily McCoilum leaves her mark on the University every day as she educates students and faculty on the consequences of alcohol and drug abuse. PHOTOGRAPH BY KERRY OiNEIL FIRST DAY JOB EXPERIENCES BY NICOLE ADLMAN Ramiro Barbuzano, Jr., sophomore, Resident Assistant - Walsh 5, Stanford Residential College KTll be honest with you, working as an RA started out really cool. You make bonds with your guys on the floor and there's a great sense of unity. But you learn that youlre an RA 24M 7, no matter what comes into play. Itls tough to choose between relationships and disciplinary action? Alex Ahad, senior, Wellness Center - Front Desk Your first day working at the Wellness Center can be intimidating, but it gets to be a ton of fun. Its like one big family. You meet so many new people every day, from alumni to students. ltls awesome to meet people from all walks of life. Dave Brookes, senior, Lifeguard - UC Pool liltls fun, I definitely enjoy my job. Its an outdoor job with good pay, and all I really have to do is hang by the pool, meet some new people, get a tan, and earn some pocket change - nothing wrong with that. Kate Perri, freshman, Mental Health Divison - Counseling Center Although I can't interact with any of the patients, Tm there to organize and provide outreach services, like I did yesterday, setting up for our Depression Screening Day. Being new to the university, it was good to feel involved straight from day one. W IOIIIOIIIO JES Wmmnm W W W'th Name: Josh Garcia Job: Store Supervis Duties. Open a , MAD MONEY I chose to work off campus mainly because of the money; I get paid far better than most people I know that work on campus said Josh Garcia. PHOTOGRAPH BY RACHEL EWY PRICELESS PERKS IIIt does take me some time to drive to and from work, unIIke an on campus job. but the lessons Ieamed prove It's definitely worth the drive said Senior Meghan Wells. PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY MEGHAN WELLS TETIIME BARTENDING BENEFITS senior Sarah King a bartender at Dan Marino 5 ehj joys the many advantages of working off campus Including meeting new people and of course, happy hour PHOTOGRAPH BY NICK CILETTI X, Name: Meghan Wells Job: Assistant Company: Chen a Associates Duties: Assist the engineers with design calculations, autoCAD drawings and project proposals and lead a study group for those who want to take an exam to become LEED certified. IT GIVES ME VALUABLE EXPERIENCE FOR WORK AFTER GRADUATION; WE ALL WORK CLOSELY TOGETHER AND I AM ABLE TO ASK QUESTIONS AND LEARN NEW TECHNIQUES AND SKILLS EVERY DAY, THINGS I CANNOT LEARN IN A CLASSROOM. Meghan WeIIs, senior Off-Campus Jobs Offer Students Competitive Pay and Praetical BeneIQts BY ANQREA WHALEN 'Namei Sarah King Job: Bartender Company: Dan MarihoIs Duties: Make drinks for customers and bar patrons; serve food as well as serve as restaurant bank. I LOVE WORKING AT DAN MARINOS BECAUSE IT GIVES ME AfCHANCE TO MEET SO MANY PEOPLE AND HANGOUT FOR HAPPY HOUR! Sarah King, senior ag-campszMA 173 cutijuiooooo 3e 00f 0a....- 00.0.0000. ' cobfndfnooooo ooontftooono JUST ANOTHER MANIC MONDAY The group made a weekly schedule for their daily drink meetings. Kerry OiNeil slices lemons and sugar-coats her vodka in preparation for their Monday night lemon drops and mixed drinks at the apartment of Leah Adams and Rachel Thomas. 41X A Graduation Countdown on the Rocks BY ANDREA WHALEN ILLUSTRATION BY JACQUI OiDONNELL PHOTOGRAPHY BY LEAH ADAMS The days leading up to graduation cah Neera Khuraha, Caitlih Wampler, Cate be stressful. Students find themselves Moloughhey, Rachel Thomas and Leah studying for finals, packing, preparing Adams pledged to make their last days LAKESIDE LUNCH Each Tuesday, the 40 Nights for graduation and, worst of all, saying at UM about celebrating their friendship. Crew grabbbed a quick bite at the Rathskeller. goodbye to their closest friends. However, tWeire celebrating the end of our time Cate Moloughey, Lindsay Holmes, Neera Khuraha a group of teh girls celebrated the 40 days at Miami, said Caitlin Meehah. 40 Days and Leah Adams emioy their mid day pitcher and 40 nights leading up to graduation. and 40 Nights is hot so much about the between a heCtiC Class SChedU'e- Caitlin Meehah, Lindsay Holmes, Kerry drinking, but more about making sure we PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY CAITY MEEHAN OiNeil, Amanda Torres, Amanda Tifft, see each other during the last weeks. DRINK OF CHOICE The week would not have been complete without a PRE-GAME PARTY Amanda FABULOUS FRIDAY The girls celebrated personal helping of their drinks of Choice. The sorority sisters stocked Torres triple-fisted her drinks their last sorority formal t40 Dayst' style, their bars with Champagne, vodka and rums to prepare for their nights. at Fat Tuesdays in the Grove, toasting to four years of friendship PHOTOGRAPH BY KERRY O'NEIL celebrating a typical thUVSday- PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY CAITY MEEHAN ;-. , . gwat DAYBREAK DELIGHTS Saturday mornings consisted LATE NIGHT HAPPY HOUR Caitlin Wampler, Caity Meehan, Rachel Thomas, Amanda Tifft, Rachel of brunch and beverages. Caitlin Wampler serves Merritt, Courtney O'Connell, Kerry OtNeil, Cate Moioughney, Amanda Torres, Neera Khuraha, up Irish Coffees, Mojitos and Champagne While the Malihi Reddy, Leah Adams and Rachel Ewy enjoy a shot before heading off to their Sunday night girls enjoy a movie to relax on the weekends. dinner and bar drinks at T.G.l. Fridays in preparation for a busy week ahead. CELEBRATORY SENIORS PM SPENDING MOST OF PM MOSTLY PM ENJOYING LIQUID m GOING OUT WITH MY TIME TAKING IN THE HANGING OUT WITH REFRESHMENTS AS My FRIENDS AND PRETTY SIGHTS OF OUR MY FRIENDS AND MUCH AS POSSIBLE - ATTENDING ALL THE CAMPUS LIKE THE PALM REMINISCING ABOUT MINIMIZING SOBRIETY END-oF.THE-YEAR TREES, THE FOUNTAIN THE LAST COUPLE AND MAXIMIZING FUN! PM BANQUETSI AND THE BUILDINGS YEARS. ALSO GOING OUT TO ALL THAT I KNOW PLL MISS THE HOTSPOTS IN MIAMI. Marta Cuervo WHEN I GRADUATE. Sagar Pate' Sean Murphy Sarah Bouchereau mm J 1' 175 aufmwmlm- 196. r KKK xXXX FOREVERA'CANE Claudia Medina, Ami Panara and Celsus Williams stand for the first time as University of Miami alumni. i :3 ONE LAST TIME Krys last time as 'Canes. Foster, Darlen Saihvil and Zainab Ali of Sigma Gamma Rho sing the alma mater one t CREATIVE CAPS Noah DesRosiers, John Parkinson, Alyscia Rajendrah, Jenny Allen and Justin Bousquih decorated their caps to show their love of marine science and RSMAS. GUEST SPEAKERS School of Business Administration and College of Engineering Speaker: Richard Fain, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. School of Architecture, School of Communication, School of Education, Frost School of Music and School of Nursing and Health Studies Speaker: Mzwimx Wright Ectiehnm1, President, Childretfs Defense Fund. College of Arts and Sciences and Rosenstiel School of: Marine. and Atmospheric Science tRSMASh Speaker and Honorary Degree Recipient: Vartml Gregcwian, Doctor of Humane Letters, honoris cause and president OF Carnegie Corporation. .mw 'w i P Q, t SPECTACULAR SPECS HURRICANE SPIRIT David Stephanie Felix shows her Yeomans and Sebastian excitement and spirit with celebrate as alum t tside the BankUnite PHOTOGRAPH car DAVID YEOMAN spagklihg 2009 glasses. PHdWOGRAPH BY RACHEL va ALoogvcat the Class of 2009 Taking T eir nal Steps as Undergrads BY ANDREA WHALEN PHOTOGRAPHY BY ALYSSA BERNSTEIN . ., W NUMBERS TO KNOW Length of ceremony: 2 hours t Undergraduate Ceremonies: 3 Guest Speakers: 3 I Undergraduates receving their diploma: 2175 Graduate total, including graduate schools: 3526 t GRADUATION HONORS CHANGES t On September 7, 2008, the Faculty Senate passed new legislation that changed the requirements to graduate with LatiIMUniversity honors. The new regulations state that Latin Honors tsumma cum laude, magna cum laude and cum lauda will be determined by a minimum GPA unique to the school or college from which the student is grachlating. A thesis is also no longer required to obtain the honors Minimum GPAs required to obtain the honors: 3.9094300 3.750w3.899 3.6003349 Summa cum latlde Magrm cum laude Cum hitlde 7 WV I feel my ,auLOQ; it shows no sign of slowing, but nothing stops a ,Cane. a o I I I O O C I I o ooooooooooo Ilolloooiio oluonsoallo oooouolooot cueotloaooo Oiolcancooo oooooooooo- OoIoIi-oonl oloool'oioo 00.0.0000. IoIOooo-ou Year. Freshman Hometown: Chatham, Ill Major: Psychology BY KIERSTEN SCHMIDT PHOTOGRAPHY BY RACHEL SCHREIBMANW ILLUSTRATION BY RACHEL SCHREIBMAN Q: How old were you when you started divmg? A: I was nine. Ive been diving for 10 years 0: What was your training like leadihg up to the Olymplcs? I A: Hard. I woke up at 4:30 in the morning to do an hour of cardio on my own and then I did some stretching and abs on my own. 1 Then I went to practice from 7:30 until2130 with a one-hour break. Then from 2. 30 until 4: 30 we either did ballet Pilates or I conditioning. I dId this for over two years. 0: What was the reaction from your teammates when you arrived at UM? A: I knew ail of them aiready. I knew Reuben ERossJ and Jenna iDreyerj from competing internationally It wasi List fun because we all already knew each other I WWW Q: How was it adjusting to life as a college student after competing in the Olympics? A: It was easier competing in the Olympics. It was just rough not being in school for so long and then having a hectic schedulei again. Training was hectic and mentally exhausting, but I m hot W WWWM used to educational mental exhaustion. i i i i G: Could you describe your overall Olympic experience? A: You feel honored representing your country, it was exciting because I met Kobe Bryant and Dwayne Wade and all of the basketball players, and I was happy with my performance, but I guess I was not satisfied. I Q: Are you training to compete in the 2012 games? i W A: Yes My diving practice is the same as the team practice but I do cardio and mental training on my own G: What is your top goal for this diving season? i W a A: Definiteiy to win NCAAs. i ' WWORKIN G TOWARDS VICTORY Bryant uses her team practices ' as preparation for intercollegiate competition, and also as training for the next Olympics. As additionai preparation, she does cardio and mental training on her own. G: Any closing comments? A: I love Miami. Go ICahes! , I: TEAMWORK AT THE 0U Bryant loves Miami and is proud to be a 'Cane. She knew her diving teammates before arriving in Miami through international competition and felt welcomed as part of the team right away. THE GLORY OF AN ATHLETE Bryant and her diving partner, Ariel Rittenhouse, finished in fourth place, just shy of a medal, in the women's synchronized 3-meter diving event. Bryant says she felt honored representing her country in Beijing. e Officially known as the Games of I the XXIX Olympiad I e August 8-24, 2008 in Beijing, China I e 10,500 athletes competed in 302 events in 28 sports e The 2008 Summer Olympics I Emblem is known as the Dancing I Beijingtt e 43 new world records and 132 I new Olympic records set l e A record 87 countries won medals l during the Games FAST FACTS FOR THE 2008 BEIJING OLYMPICS e The first Games to be produced and broadcast entirely in high definition television tHDTXO e 4.7 billion viewers worldwide watched the Olympic coverage e First Olympic Games held in China e The 2008 Beijing Olympics was the most viewed event in American television history e 37 venues were used to host the events, including 12 newly constructed venues, most notably the Birds Nest and the Water Cube PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY KELCI BRYANT tCANES IN THE OLYMPICS Current and former Canes who competed in the 2008 Summer Games Randy Ableman e Diving Coach, South Africa Genna DreyeD Head Diving Coach, 1989-present Kelci Bryant Womerfs Synchronized 3-meter Diving, USA Swimming and Diving, 2008-present Tabia Charles Track and Field Long Jump, Canada Track and Field, 2004-2006 Amy Deem Track and Field Coach, USA Usauryn WilliamsT and Bahamas tDebbie FergusorQ Head Track and Field Coach, 1990-present Ginou Etienne Track and Field 400-meter Race, Haiti Track and Field, 2003-2007 Jenna Dreyer 3-meter Springboard Diving, South Africa Swimming and Diving, 2004-present Reuben Ross lO-meter Platform Diving, Canada Swimming and Diving, 2006-present Manon van Rooijen 4x100 Meter Relay tGold MedaD and 4x200 Meter Relay, The Netherlands Swimming and Diving, 2001-2002, 2003-2004 Lauryn Williams Track and Field lOO-meter Race, 4x100 Meter Relay, USA Track and Field, 2002-2004 .lL I stephanie Kane, Katharine Hall THIRD ROW Sara Cleaver, Erin Goldsmith. Isabelle Prosser, Stacey Kerr, Olivia Arkell, Karalyn Van '3'? V'Eddihgs, Rachael Sporko, Laura Cordner, Stephanie Parrish, Molly Thornton, Frida Schneider, CamiIla Espana, Theresa Recicar WOMEWS ROWING Varsity 8 2nd Varsity 8 Varsity Four 2nd Varsity Four Small Boats Novice 8 at Oklahoma 4th 15th 3rd 12th NAZX N A MMSVOB H at Oklahoma 4th N A 6th lst lst N A 11 1 02 3 2 v s BarrWNo a Southeastern lst 3rd lst lst NLA 11 16 08 ' 7 at Rivanna Romp 9th 19th 3rd Nh'X N A I 3 11 09 r L 1 I ' :D6W1 ing R oChe'stE3r lst N A lst NAR NAA 09 vsl. Cbnflecfidit lst lst lst lst 2nd ZMW H H I I I at Saun Diego 5th H N A 6th Myog H ' ' ' fsa'n Diego ' ' ' ' ' ' MA MA 4 20 09 H V AC Chansplpinhis I A , V ' INVA 5d 5 2 09 WinldHnWe I l. V NM V ' ' '- H I I V H KVA SXlWOQ I Aranrkla Sprints I I H V I I , V V I H 5 17 09 Aramark Sprints RISE AND SHINE At 6 mm, Whllo mom colloqo StUdOHH aw xllH sound asloop, tho Mmrm mwmx me out 0m Ihumvlw Pn'w mtvmoiv mvpaunq tor ': m 1polItu m. m m mmmwwmwmmtl .m I; HANDS ON Miami rowers show off their multiple blisters after one of their daily twoehour morning practices. HURRICANES AT THE HELM Strong Team Unity Leads Comes to Third Place Finish in ACC Championships BY CHRIS KITTERMAN PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY SPORTS INFORMATION WAY TO FINISH The Hurricanes Varsity Eight Squad finished third at the ACC Championships in Tennessee to help Miami finish third overall out of six teams competing. Rowing at the University of Miami is truly a team sport. The boats speed relies heavily on unison of stroke and maximum effort and strength. Sophomores Shira Kharrazi and Christina Crocco and junior Alexa Romero are coxswaihs, respohsible for coordinating the Canes effort in harmony obbie Tenenbaum, head rowing coach at the University of Miami wasi oiheol :by coaches Bobah Rahkovic, Margaret Matia and Joel Furtek. These new faces helped the Hurricanes attain their highest-ever performance in the Atlantic Coast Conference CACQ Championships, finishing in third place overallm aura Cordher and Emily Wihgrove were selected to the AIl-ACC Team and Rachel Sporko was named to the 2009 Collegiate Rowing Coaches Associatioh CRCATAII South Region Second Team Everybodyhhas been pushihg everybody which has r ally helped to ush the WM Monika Saj ihcic CSy Stephanie Parrish t6y Emily Wihgrove tn Molly Thorntoh strokey and Christina Crocco Ccoxswaim in the Varsity Eight C final. The , University of Miami first varsity eight boat was honored at the Atlantic Coast Conference's tACCy initial 2009 Crew of the Week. ' Miami is a growing program, both in depth and in strength, commented Rahkovic. We learn something every time we shove off the dock; every time we take a stroke; every time we race down the course. Beginning bractioe at 6 a. m. when it is still dark the rowihg team displays the , heart and persistent work ethic that it takes to be a Miami Hurricane ailQAl'll l'lvi'l KIERS LAURA CORDNER 8: RACHAEL SPORKO SENIORS, ANTHROPOLOGY 8t INTERNATIONAL STUDIES MAJORS AND EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGY MAJOR, RESPECTIVELY BY KIERSTEN SCHMIDT For seniors Laura Cordher and Rachael Sporko, being a iCahe isnlt just about the competition and the pride, its about the relationships formed with their teammates. My greatest accomplishment rowing at Miami has been the relationships live made, said Sporko. live never felt closer to a group of people in my life; its the coolest feeling ever. of the First Varsity Eight team, who finished third at the ACC Championships. When they were not together on the water, they were hanging out in their house as roommates and best friends. I'm going to miss the girls a lot? said Cordher. ltltd say my greatest accomplishment is all of the people live met and loved. Both seniors agreed that theytre going to miss not only their team, but Miamils weather and beautiful campus. While they felt they might have missed out on the classic college experience, they both prefered the experience they had at Miami. ill had the best experience of my entire life here, said Sporko. If I could be Van Wilder, i would stay for 10 more years. I dorft regret a thing? u $.IIlQoo OIIII...9I IIQOOQOIQQ .iIOUIOIOI ta $$ESE M . Ww I Mth' X My, M, If WW 'll wmmw 10 11 0 10 ;1 08 10 18 08 0 25 08 M.WM 10 25 08 11 8 08 1L 5m8 u mAB 1anm8 IE 12 7 08 1 30 09 1 17 093 1 24 09 1 31 09 2 21 092 7, mWMa ; ' L, l: ,I!, . v w , , VWMW? x 01 WL'4 w . ,vwi 'l Mr . 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Georgia Southern V Western Kentucky Ohio State Invitational v Kansas TEAM WORK The anes 200 medley vv 1401o3 L 14399 , L 14499 yJ 162 79 vv 150-68 I'L 129-1o4j yvf17954 vv 1291o0 vv 147-124 vv 186.57 VJ 183-88 L05552w 5th Place L 14297 vs. Central Connecticut State W GE6W7$ at Maryland at Florida International ACC Championships - J W' I r' M. m fl! 1 r: , 47741 ,vrf , WW ' WWW WNW, .4 ; ,, Jljij 1 Mg f m W W 7 Lt183-104 vv 152-79 8th Place :1 H :34: ' 1W , , i l '11 15111 W 'fo mm 11 ,. i 1.11 w i 'in.rN4:11v4 i i 1 iii 1 1 if 92 ?st- 513:; n V 1 1 r u ,, i ii iii 151i m i '11; TIME CHECK Coach Shefchunas has made her mark on the UM swimming record books early in her coaching career. She became the first coach to collect double-digit wins in a singie-season since the 1995-96 campaign. FAMILY Coach Shefchunas Theytve really conquered their fears this year. They've gone out and performed each and every meet. BRITTA BOESING SENIOR, SPORTS ADMINISTRATION MAJOR BY CHRIS KITTERMAN Senior backstroker Britta Boesihg loves the feeling of flying through the water. HWater is a fascinating element, she said. I don't feel my body weight, Ijust float. Training since the age of 9, Boesihg is accustomed to the rigors of being a student and an athlete. 1Practice here is hard, she said. 1U getj up every morning at 5:30 am. Life is exhausting every day. Racing is my reward? BOGithS dedication showed at this years ACC Championships, where she led the ZOO-medley relay and the SOO-freestyle relay teams to new school records. At the ACC Championships we planned to swim a lonely race, she said, ttmeahihg we were seeded to finish about 15 seconds ahead of the team in the lane next to us. We would be racing the Clock, hot the other team. For the German transfer student, athleticism is in her blood. Her father played for the German National Basketball team and her mother was an Olympic Rower. While she misses home during school, shets found a family at the University of Miami. 11h my opinion our team is special, she said. til have never experienced a team that gets along so well. My parents are in Europe, but my family is right here. It is like having 15 sisters. 5 5 555 55 , 555155 5 5 555 5 A ,5; '5, 5'15, 1 WW5; 55,7551 , 5 ',5 55. , 5 55555 555555 I 555555 'I V 5 I V 3 5,555 555'- 5 5555 55555: , '55 , 5 55:5 555 555 555 5 I 55555555 5,; 5 ' '55 , 55555515 55 5 ,5 5 55 5 ' .5555 ' 55 , 55 ,55 I 7 ,' 55 5', H t 5 715 M ., 5. I55 5 u 5' 5 I 5 . 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They H had a tryout for the kicker for my freshman team and I gave it a shot 1' i ahd it worked out. Q: Do you think you feel greater pressure as a field goal kicker than you would at any other positiOn. A: Not so much, you kind of get used to it and you don't really feel the pressure. It you do feel the pressure, you wont be in that position very long. You learn how to cope with it and push it off to the side. Q: What has been your best football moment at UM so far? A: I would say between winning at Florida State EUhiversityJ Iast year and beating Virginia Tech this year. That was nice because they beat us good last year and is always a tough game for us because they always play so hard. G: You were recently named to second team AIl-ACC, what was your reaction when you heard the news? A: Very happy, very proud. Especially my first year kicking, it was nice to know people noticed me and our team accomplishments as well. 0: So, what,s the story behind the green cleats? 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Sometimes you just have to scratch your head. The University of Miami Volleyball team t26-6, 14-6 ACQ had a tremendous resume. but the NCAA Division I selection committee thought it was not sufficient enough. Miami finished tied for third in the ACC after they were predicted to finish ninth in the preseason polls. The ICanes saw foes North Carolina, Duke and Clemson reach the post season, but found themselves left out. Watching Ethe selection showj was extremely disappointing, head coach Nicole Lantagne Welch said. It was wrong that we were left out. The more we Iook at the numbers, the more we deserve tobe in the tournament. Miami accumulated its most wins since 2002, which was the last time the LUCKY Itls Junior outside hitter Genny Mayhew spikes the baII in Miamiis 3-1victory over Florida State. Mayhew had 13 kills and 13 spikes during the match. ICanes made the NCAA Tournament. The orange and green won three non- conference tournaments, and went 12-1 at the Knights Sports Complex. The ,Canes improved by 12 games from last year and recorded 14 shutouts. Miami was also 5-2 against teams who were selected for the tournament. The improvements started last spring, Lantagne WeICh said. Everyone remained determined and focused and we gained a Iot of experience and confidence this year. Despite the disappointment, Welch won her first ACC Coach of the Year award. Freshman phenomenon Lane Carico received ACC Freshman of the Year honor and was named to the second team AII-ACC along with junior outside-hitter Genny Mayhew and senior middIe-blocker Angelica EIIis. t 1 t PHOTOGRAPH BY ZACH WOODWARD :::; Freshmen Provide :3: Immediate Impact 'I ' ' BY JUSTIN ANTWEIL ... . The University of Miami volleyball team . .. . experienced its best season since . .. . switching from the Big East to the Atlantic 32:: Coast Conference tACCy in 2004. Two . ... freshmen played a big role in turning the . .. . team around. . .. . Outside-hitter Lane Carico and middle- , ,. . blocker AIi Becker seemed like your typical , .. , freshmen. They carried the equipment . .. . and brought water to the upperclassman , .. , during practices. They performed the ' ' mundane Chores, but they looked, acted t ' and played like veterans. ' ' Becker, a starter throughout high school, ' . provided a spark off the Miami bench, but ' .. ' stayed humble. III realize there are a lot of . H 0 people older than me that have worked s ' just as hard, so I have to be patient and ' .. ' contribute any way I can, Becker said. - .. - Carico, arguably the teams most valuable . u . player, was a dominant outside hitter and - .. . was almost a lock to record double digit - .. - kills and digs every match. . .. . Carico believed the team's biggest asset . .. . to be team unity. Our relationships on and . .. . off the court are so strong, Carico said. I . cu: . have never been on a team where every N. . single person gets along. We hang out as . .. . much as we do on the court off the court. ROSTER FIRST ROW Lane Carico, Tatiana Alvarez, Cassie Loessberg, Katie Gallagher, Maria Andersson, Christine Williamson, Griffin Udelson BACK ROW Ariell Cooke, Ashley Woods, Lici McGee. Bridget Bomhack, Ali Becker, Genny Mayhew, Angelica Ellis PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY SPORTS MEDIA 195 Rickers Brittany Bucknor Jordan Ross Vikki Alonso Jessica Wybie Danielle Griebel, Lauren Kaiser BACK ROW Ashlee Burt Brooke Van Aman, Ashlee Quintero, Leigh Van Lear LaLIren Singer Brittney Steinbruch, Beverly Goebei Danielle Bidegain NOT II I I I I? I I IIIIIII III III I IIIIIIIIIIIIIII I I I I II II'IIIIIIIIIII I IIIIIIIIIIII '1 I 1 1 III, 1 I IIIIIII I I I I HIWMWIIIII I I I IIIIIIIII I I I II H I I I II I IIIII III III I' III IIIIIIII I I I, III IIIIIIIII III I III I III III I I III III I II II IIIIIIII, I III . 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She began playing golf with her grandmother, Oma in the Dominican Republic when she was ii years old. During Paulino's freshman year, the golf team nicknamed her AB, because, according to Paulino, everyone on the team gets nicknames. This year she helped Miami win its first tournament since the 2004- 05 season by shooting a 241 at The Edwin Wattsziawah Classic. Paulinois favorite warm-up song is Remember the Name by Fort Minor. When i play, i sing the same song all 18 holes, she said. Goif is 11m mental. Eltj is harder than it looks because you cant do everything right, but you can do everything wrong. 0 O O O I O C I O O O C O O O O O I O O O O O O O O O O O I O O O l O C O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O I C O O O O O I O I O O O O I 0 1t 1 N 19th Place Carohna t 1 1 1 1 P1e 1 j College of Cha1 M 1 t 4thP1ace r 417-1i2008 CC ATouamntrne 8thP1ace BY KIERSTEN SCHMIDT PHOTOGRAPH BY HOLLY MAX Heis the first Hurricane to make the first team Ali-ACC in basketball. Hets the ACCls alI-time leader in threevpoint field goal percentage C440i. He holds the Miami record for career three-pointers t2861 single-season three-pointers tl0l in 2008-9i and three-point field goal percentage in a game 0.00m. If you've ever heard anything about Miami Basketball, youive heard his name: Jack McClinton, ln 2009, McClinton not only received first team AllvACC honors for the second straight year, he was the only All- ACC honoree on any team to also earn AIl-ACC Academic Men's Basketball Team recognition, which he did for the third straight season. He also ranks second in all-time career free throw percentage with .900. My experience at Miami was great, he said. Great teammates, great coaching staff and great environment. I met a lot of people who really helped me out. l'm really going to miss it here. SE n Z: O r sup 6 7131-0: r At the conclusion of his junior season, he not only received first team AlI-ACC honors for the first time, but he was also named ACC co-most valuable player by collegelnsidercom. u a r a C in the Hurricanes first round NCAA tournament victory against St. Marys in' 2008, he scored a career-high 38 . points, the second-best individual offensive performance in C In to n the entire tournament. lf one thing is for sure, it is that Jack McClinton will be Be C a m e th e Fa C e missed next season. WWWM 33 had an unbelievable career? said coach Frank Haith. The Of the 2 e a m thing I love about Jack is he is who he is because he works his tail off to get there. 2. Wave goodbye at the end of your 3. 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H After leading then-unranked Ohio State by 14 points at the end of the first half, the number 21 Hurricanes let that lead slip away to ultimately lose by five. Back-to-back overtime losses to Virginia Tech and North Carolina State came at the end of January. Against NC State, the 1Canes managed to come back from a 19-point deficit to send the game into overtime, only to lose to the Wolfpack in the final t ree seconds. The two overtime losses were followed by a Close loss to Maryland, who the lCanes had beaten only two weeks earlier. The lCanes then faced three consecutive games against top-five teams in Wake Forest, Duke and North Carolina. After upsetting Wake Forest by a whopping 27 points, the lCanes brought a 16-point lead into the second half of the game against Duke, only to lose once again in overtime. They would also prove unable to bounce back against North Carolina. Blame for the Close losses could be attributed to the Hurricanes inability to sink free throws. As a team, the lCanes only managed to shoot 68041 from the free throw line, which was good for 11th in the ACC. The 'Canes didnlt shoot much better away from the line, making only 4821 of field goals, good for tenth in the conference. After a surprising berth in the NCAA Tournament in 2008, the Hurricanes failed to meet high expectations in 2009. Miami received a bid in the NIT Tournament, losing to Florida in the second round, but are working toward a possible NCAA Tournament appearance in 2010. ,mtmiln- f , 1 BY LELAN LEDOUX ' PHOTOGRAPHY BY ZACH WOODWARD Expectations were high for the 2008-09 merits basketball team as they were coming off of their first NCAA Tournament appearance since 2002. There was a buzz for this veterah team to get past the second round of the tournament and have a shot at the national title, but instead the 'Cahes had to settle for a bid to the NIT Tournament. Miami started the season ranked No, i6 and was selected to finish fourth in the ACC, but lost six of their ii regular season losses by five points or fewer, including three overtime losses. The Hurricanes' inability to close out tight games and their mediocre performances in the second half of games were two reasons the team had to settle for ai9-13 record, 7-9 in the ACC. HI think it was disappointing what happened to us, but it was not a disappointing season? coach Frank Haith said. Ttl think this team had a lot of bright moments, beatihg Top 10 team Wake Forest by 27 points at home. i think we made basketball pretty relevaht at Miami? The season started tough as Miami lost to a Final Four team, Connecticut and lost their first home game to another NCAA-bound team, Ohio State. However, the Hurricahes defeated Kentucky at the Wildcats historic Robb Arena and defeated St. JOINTS at Madison Square Garden. After the St JOhi'YS win, the Hurricanes went on to win six straight but started to coilapse after a loss to UNC. SURPRISE VICTORY Freshman guard Durand Scott goes for a shot in the 'Cahesi 79-52 . . ' i hih - in h , N upset over no. 6 Wake Forest, allowmg the 'Cahes to snap a three-game losmg streak. Fm S g the season 7 9 t e ACC CAA experts still believed the Hurricanes had an opportunity to make it to the NCAA Tournament if they were able 0 to win at least one in the ACC Tournament. The tCahes were unable to do so and dropped to the NIT. The Hurricanes defeated Providence in the first . round, but lost to Florida in the second. 13 Even with the tough ehdihg, Haith is confident that p p or I I 1 E 7 the program is improving. were excited about the young men we have coming backf Haith said. tilt will be a young team, but I think it will be an exciting team. We want to Canes Miss Out on NCAA Tournament Bid Wm championships at Miami, and we win. MENiS BASKETBALL FRONT ROW Malcolm Grant, DeQuah Jones, Lance Hurdle, Jack McClinton, James Dews, Eddie Rios BACK ROW Brian Asbury, Cyrus McGowan, Julian Gamble, Dwayne Collins, Reggie Johnson, Jimmy Graham, Adrian Thomas NOT PICTURED Mark Warren. Ryan Quigtar WW 7548 r248 961002 MEN,S BASKETBALL 11401408 vs. Florida Memorial W 71 , 43 11408408 vs. Barry W 76 - 43 11415408 VS. Florida Southern W 96 7 60 11421408 vs. Southern Miss. W 70 1 60 11423408 vs. Connecticut L 76 - 63 11424408 VS.Sal'1 Diego W 80 - 45 11429408 V81 Stetson W 79 - 65 12402408 vs. Ohio State L 73 w 68 12406408 at Kentucky W 73 1 67 12412408 VS. Florida International W 76 - 50 12414408 vs. Robert Morris W 70 , 62 12421408 V8.C1emson L 91 - 72 12427408 at St Johrfs w 70-56 12431408 vs. North Florida W 94 - 41 ' 01810114 :RAPH m HOLLY MAX 01403409 vs. North Carolina State W 76 - 42 01405409 vs. Florida Atlantic W 85 - 69 01410409 at Boston College W 77 , 71 DWAYN E COLL. NS 01014009 vs.Maryland W62-6O JUNIOR, SPORTS ADMINISTRATION 01417409 at North Carolina L 82 - 65 MAJOR 01421409 vs. Florida State W 75 - 69 BY KIERSTEN SCHMIDT 01425409 VSi Virginia Tech L 88 - 83 OT 2 01427409 at North Carolina State L 8481 OT ' I When hets 0913 0n the baSketbaH COW . 01031009 at Mary1and L73-68 UP FOR THE SHOT Senior Dwayne Collins can often be found in his . forward Jimmy Graham dunks room watching one of the many Disney 02404409 VS-Wake ForeSt W79 ' 52 the ball during the ,CaheS' 69- movies in his collection. On top of the TV 02407409 at Duke L 75 - 78 OT 58 win over Boston College. Where he watches them, sit toy Characters 02415409 vs.North Carolina L 89-65 from his favorite Disney movie, Ahado'x'n. 02418409 at Florida State L 80 - 67 02021009 VS-Boston College W69 - 58 Hltts just something that has always stayed With me from when l was growmg up, 02426409 atVirginia W62'55 Collins said. 03404409 at Georgia Tech L 78 , 68 03408409 vs.North Carolina State W72 -64 While he may be known around the Miami 03412409 vsvngim Techt L 55 -47 campus as a star basketball player, CoHiris 03418409 atProvidenceit W78 . 66 spent most of his 0hildhood watching 03020009 atFloridait L 74-60 cartoons, not playing basketball. lt wasrft until the ninth grade that he first picked up a basketball and a year later he joined his high schools team. 8 ACC Tournament tr NIT Tournament Up until the eighth grade, I didi'Yt want to play basketball with the other kids after schoolf he said. 51 just wanted to go home and watch cartoons? DE-FENSE The tCanes kept the Demon Deacons to a season-Iow 31.7 shooting percentage during their victory over Wake Forest at the BankUnited Center on February 4. SLIPPING AWAY Junior forward Cyrus McGowan scored 10 points and had 12 rebounds MR HUSTLB Senior James Dews piayed a total Of 809 for the 'Canes during their battle with Ohio State. Miami let a promising Mapoint lead slip minutes for the Hurricanes, collecting a total of 86 way before fathg t0 the Buckeyes 73-68. rebounds and 25 steals. men'n dzaolwtlnall 205 EKDES HIAM50 , FEWWW WWWWM n Iwmuww RIQUNA WILLIAMS FRESHMAN,SPORTS ADMINISTRATION , V , , . . MAJOR CONDITIONING. WHEN I FELT HOMETOWN:PAHOKEE,FL ' ' ' POSITION: GUARD awww'm m Mum. Wm mmmmww pannnuu M.hwawnmmwww.4: .wmmem-wmummnu SHENISE JOHNSON FRESHMAN, PSYCHOLOGY MAJOR HOMETOWN: HENRIETTA, NY POSITION: FORWARD P 9 7a 0 a ,Hil o 519 a t y a I W '9. I lit. anh. i1 I724: a $411: 0 7,416 47,5441 6 0793?. Iii o gm 9 9M u a $40 a y n I '14'4 a wiMMa u IIII-Xo II .745- . I iQGUQ t,ttujfc Ifh .03. WW 0544-0; 51. 67!? lgdipl'wn I a 7 ' 0 o ,' a I 5M: : p.254. 6704111: I - I t M '4 : u a It In ya 0 7;: p .240 MI 9 Inga a :7an ON THE DEFENSIVE ' Junior Ashley SoweIs K 411their 89- 64 loss to No 5 4 11.74415 MMarylahd Qh Sehior Day 7M 24:11: ., 1at the BahkUhited Center4 1 3M5: $4111 M4 Freshman Riquiha Williams7,M 141117372415 5,, 4 led Miami offensively for 71:74-41 M4 the sevehth time with i7I4 I points SCQIedIIIf I4 I4 M VS. Mike White A11 StaIIS W 462 - 521 4 M'V' ,41' 7,27 7r ft VS Barry I W 152 ; 491 ., M111 11714W081 IIIVS. NIQTLOUE State , W191 -421 7M 11W16WO8 I7 VS. QTEGIEIBSYII f L 463 , 611 7,1 21721708 I I Houstgn 7, IL 09 - 69 11125WO8 II gt ngidaI111terrIIIatiQIrgal ,, W 466 , 491 111 I 11428498 I VS. A11811n Pgay II 14144644- 511 f 7117729706 I7 vs. Igincggo 336m W I60 4417M II 712791706 VSIIFlQII'I16 ASIM I W I83 :69 M4 I41 I4 127067087 v6. Tndigna I7 I I69 541 7.2: Th7! 1727137708 IIIVSIBIiIIIlghgTHTOTIl II WI72 371 12718708 II aIICeIIIn-ai 6166ng I W 66691 12721768 VSIIIGraIWbIiI'IgIIStatezI W 489 - 651 III 31 II 7; 14 7w 771v 754117541111 I7! 775641 1 774 I 7 . f1 12W29W98 VS. Brown W 4816 411 1111f I , 1 7 7M 7 I7, 7777 777,? M1 4d O b 4 L 77M Plathg In the toughest womeH's II had it tough dvih the stretch as they I i M 1242-104 1.1 , 414111 11111. I 1681531 I 1 Ibasketball conference in the NCAA the started conference play and eventually7 , IOUQZMOQ I, .. v? C9Imell , II I L461jft71 2008-09 Lady Hurricanes ended the I4 IIfaced four straight games against M M I 4 01105709 VS CIpmSOH L041681 I7IM4 season With a 15 i8 record a four- game 44 ranked teams. Virginia barely edged17.41 4 4 4 4 4' M improvement over the previous year M out the Cahes ahd high-Iahked Florida M11 , g D I: I7 7 - 7M 7 9140171409 I I 11I 11f I 63 5111 The Cahes managed thy a 2- 13 record IState stole a game from Miami With a M I 01712409 I Vf- GegrgiaITechI 7 L 469-591 41in the ACC but faced 10 teams that M4 score of 59- 58 after the Canes led the 4 01718709 m Boston COIIege L I52541 41177Iadvahceol to the NCAA Tournament ' 4entire game. The Hurricanes played welI7I ' I. I:. r 7M 7M, M M I I75, 77- 777 f' I77 I I M 7 7 M 7M 7M I 77M 72 77M M ,M M1417agaIDStNOi'th Carolina and the eventual , 01 22 09 :NC Sm, W 72 60 I . . I M 4,. 1 M M M 1:1 1f 1 2 MMDespite having three seniors Lamese 41 ACC Champion Maryland Terrapins, but M 741 0142:9409 I 111990191111141411 ,1 L 468 421 4 James LaTan Cunningham and Latoa Xg'could not manage victories. Miami 0th 77:4 ' 02701709 VSWake Forest I L I78- 691 WDrake the Hurricanes had a strong I M defeated N. C. State and Virginia Tech in 077027709 41718111114111411111411111 4 W 783 721 M building block around two freshmen 4 conference play The season came to ahM' M 14 guard Riquna Williams and McDonald 5 MGHd with a loss to BosthII College 1117711161 M III 24 77 02408409 I VS L1011C1a 81411177. L175 592 7 All American Shehise Johnson. Johnson ,ACE: tournament. 4 74 2411,2411 M4111 MM 02712619 I $11V111'91111217131e411 W 459- 561 IMWEIS thy the seventh player m SChOOI If M4 I724 7.441 7241 7, I1 77M M1 724 7M 7M 02716709 4 vs. BOSmIII C6169; 4 7 771 641 2477 history to be named to a conference all- IAIthngh the tCahes had a rough year 4 M 741 41 7 ' 7 M41freshmah team and the first since Miami: Miami eyes next season as a Chance to M4 .M . I4 IIIIIIM 02219WO9 III 7:1tVIIIIg1maIII M: 114847117751 f :4 jIIOImed the ACC ID 2004. 7777124 777M 777., M 7 1'Improve and hopefully make more Of M I77, 74 7! I72 02292WO9 at F1Qrida State L E59 581: ' M411 774 77M I724 7M 74174111 77441 4111111976141 impact In the ACC. 'AS a team, we 77 1' Ir 1 7 02726709 11,1 Northcmhm L 290 761 I 4 The Lady Canes began the season II I244 can 0th get better Johhsoh said We M4 4' 4 7I-Qh the right foot With an 11-3 record, 77M f4are getting experience now Our reCQId O9WO1WO9 VS MaryLand L 89- 641 It . . . , M 76441 , IM Including a Victory In the UM 7M 7M 7M didh t show how talented we really 7M 09WO5IO9 VS Boston C011ege :L 476 591 MM 24' Thanksgivmg Tournament qut then M4 41 were SQ its 0th up fIQIIIh hereT7M1 I 4 41 2'41 I I7, THRIFTY W THREE-POINTERS Sehior LaToya 2: Cunningham led the tCahes in 3epoiht field goal H percentage, shooting .3 7 from outside the arch h the 2009 seaso SKAN IN MIAMI Freshman Sylvia. ullock, of Anchorage, AK, made 28 ield goals for the tCahes in 20091 and Chose the ttU because of family, iversity a d great academics TOUGH The Lady tCahes played hard Ih 2009 against their ACC opponents, but he toughest women's basketball conference in the country proved too tou h as Miami walked away with a 2-13 conference record 2 K RONT ROW Shehis Vasciunaite BACK ROW Diane Barnes, LaTo Gatlih, Lamese JameSr tennis players Bianca Eichkorh Christian Blocker came to Miami ail way from Germany, they miss the same ngs from home that most UM students : their friends, family and horne-cooked 00d. However, they both agreed that metropolitan Miami is a big Change from the more iaidback lifestyle in Europe. liliiililllii Ui'm from a village of i200, said Eichkorn, a 5'6 sophomore from Tengen. tThattsl I less people than in the whole school. Back home everyone knows everyone. I iilillll'llii According to Blocker, life is calmer at in Germany The 6'0 sophomore From t-larnburg lived in Viei'i'itia, Austria before coming to Miami, but say:; that while it is a large city, Vienna is not metropolitan. He chose Miami for its beautiful campus and impressive tennis; coaches , b l $ l ' a tom the beginning, I was really confident: here, he said. ti felt comfortable and welcomed. It's the perfect place to be. consistently rei'naining one of the op tennis teams in the nation, with the 5 and vvon'ien's teams finishing the season t'ai'ikQCIt number 19 and 7, tively, the i-itirricanesjs have little trouble recruiting from abroad. Playing me lege tennis in the United States is the 3 for tteinriis players all over the world elite Hli you get the chance to go to the States and play coilege tennis, you do it said I tWe doth have this mmortunity horr'ie. It you go to college its really iticult to play teiir'iis. it's just amazing it iS here and how you're SSLJf'Dt',X'DHG-?d by school. Hi1 Eicl'ikom and Blocker say the best about being a Cane it; being a part the team. While Eichkorh loves; how I he women's; team and coaches; g e t tailor'tg well, if3lcx3ker enjoys the Ci'izginge horn ng individual to EOC'HN tennis; i:3c:3tom I only played for rnySt-irit and now play for the whole team, he said. We're were for one tihc'JtI'ier ; there is eE-alvvays ieoi'ie stitmor'ting you and SC? real n ii 19 for yOL i. chloCloli A onitcoaaoaj t .OQOOIOOOI nougootcoc GIQOSDIIao OQICIIOIII a Goeoooaoic IIQOIIOOi. zi oooooooooo IIOIOOIIIQ i'cvooo. aconoas. O III'EOOI O. .0 0' G. O. O. O. O. .0 .009OUOIC. wt wm'am MENtS TENNIS FRONT ROW Christian Blocker, Westin Wendt. Carl Sundberg, David Rosenfetd, Hector Nieto, Barnabas Carrega, David Simon BACK ROW Volunteer Assistant Mel Spence, Head Coach Mario Rincon, Danie! VaHverdu, J.C. Whitner, Keith Crowley, tgnacio Taboada, Assistant Coach CJ. Weber TEMPE W Ments and Woments Tennis Cruise to Top Finishes BY KIERSTEWN SCHMIDT PHOTOGRAPHY BY ZACH WOODWARD Both the ments and woments tennis teams had successful seasons in 2009, finishing ranked number19 and 7, respectively, in the CampbelVlTA College Tennis Rankings. Miami was one of only 12 tennis programs in the nation - and three in the ACC 7- to have both its ments and woments teams ranked among the top 25. After defeating eventual nationat champions, Duke, during the regular season, the women lost to the Blue Devits in both the ACC Championship final and the second round of the NCAA Tournament. Theneranked no. 25, the men lost to then7ranked no. 20 Wake Forest in the semifinals of the ACC Tournament and lost to UCLA in the NCAA Round of16. Duke provided more trouble for women's junior Laura Vallverdu, who finished as runner-up for the NCAA V Mime ; wmam 1W22W09 vs. Florida Atlantic W GHQ 1225209 vs Rice L may lw31w09 VS. Alabama L V102 . ZwleQ vs. Denver W 67$ MIME ; : ' 2W7W09 vs Clemson W t77CD 2W8W09 vs, Penn W C7 0y 2W22W09 at Florida 1. 67m ZWZSWOQ at Florida State I. M730 3W7VO9 vs Georgia Tech W 67D 3213209 at USF L Q5729 3215209 at UCF w 070 3W18W09 vs. Kentucky L 673 3W20W09 at North Carolina W M73 3222209 at Duke w ma 3W27W09 vs. Virginia L M3 ?MZQWOQ vs. Virginia 'lbch W 67$ 4KV09 at North Carolina State W MSW 4W5W09 at Wake Forest W t473y 4W10W09 vs. Boston College W ETD 4W12W09 vs. Maryland W 04D 4W17W09 vs. North Carolina StatN W GAE 4W18W09 vs. Wake ForesV L Ora 528w09 vst ColumbiaA W UHD 5W9W09 at Florida A W Q43 5214209 vs. UCLA 1. MD Woments Tennis Singles national title after being defeated by freshman Blue Devil Mallory Cecil in the finals. 2k ACC Tournament A NCAA Toun'lament t VaHverdu, who was ranked no. 24 nationally, received her third7straight AH-American and AH7ACC titles in 2009, and was only the second player in Miami women's tennis history to make it to the singles finals. On the men's side, senior Daniel Vallverdu, brother of Laura, and sophomore Carl Sundberg were selected to the AH-ACC men's'tennis team. This was 4thwstraight AH-ACC honor for Vallverdu, who finished ranked no.13 in the nation, and the' first for Sundberg. For the women, sophomores Julia Cohen, Bianca Eichkorn, Michaela Kissell and junior Laura VaHverdu all received AlluACC honors, while woments coach Paige Yaroshuk-Tews was named ACC Coach of the Year. W HARD HITTER Sophomore Christian Blocker from Hamburg, Germany steps into the ball as he lines up to smash it over the net. SUBTLE CELEBRATION Miami's Women celebrate after a well- deserved doubles match victory BRILLIANT BACKI-IAND Soohomore Keith Crowtey collected three wins in two matches against North Carolina State and Wake Forest at the ACC Tournament. 1623609 vs, 1710151113 GU11 Coast W 66701 1624609 vs, Honda Atlantic W 0701 1628609 v51FloridaInternationd W 6611 1631609 vs, Utah W 6701 261609 vs. '11ennessee W 65-21 268609 vs, UCF w 66-11 2613609 vs. Northwestern L 66-11 2614609 at Wisconsin W 67-01 2615609 vs. Stanford W 65-11 2621609 at Baylor L 64-21 2622609 m TCU w 66-11 2626609 vs. MiChigah W 66-11 365609 vs. Boston College W 66-11 367609 at Georgia Tech L 65-21 368609 at Clemson W 6521 WOMEN'S TENNIS 3611609 vs. Florida State W 6701 FIRST ROWIJuHa Cohen, Bianca Eichkom, Leureh Greeo, Clagelia Wasilewski, Laura Valtverdu BACK ROW 3618609 VS. Arkansas W 67501 Michaela Wssell, Jenna Osborne. Alessa Wa1bel, Gabriela Mejia 3620609 vs. North Carohna W 66-11 3622609 vs, Duke W 65-21 3628609 at Virginia Tech W 66711 3629609 at Virginia W 66-11 463609 vs. North Carolina State W 67701 465609 v31 Wake Forest W 67-01 4610609 at Maryland W 67701 4617609 vs, Wake PoresW W 64-01 4618609 vs Florida State1 W 64-01 4619609 vs. Duke1 1164-31 568609 vs1ArmyA W 64-01 569609 vs. Florida InternatimmV W 64 01 5615609 vs.UC1.A0 w C4721 5617609 vs. Duke? 164-11 1 ACC Tourhameh A NCAA Tourhanncm STRATEGY SESSION Miamits Men's doubles partners plan their attack on the opponents. KEEP YOUR EYE ON THE BALL Junior, Laura VaHverdu, takes aim on her way to the No. 21 ranked national doubles poll alongside sophomore Michae1a Kissei. PLAYING IT SINGLE Sophomore Michaeia Kissel finished the year with a record of 36-9 in singles play. KisseH tied for fifth place alI-time for single-season victories. HUDDLE IT UP Miami's MEWS tennis team finished the 2009 season at No. 19 in the nation. 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At the UCF Invitational 4444 ,444, ,444 ,44 444 ,44 ,4 Country teams are looking toward the ,4 4'4 ,4 ,4future after an up-and-down season 2008, ,44 Orlando the men proved to be the best ,4 ,44 ,44 ,44 which saw both teams finish last at their ,444 ,of five teams. They also came up with an 44' , 44 44 4'44 ,44 ,4 ,4 ,4respective ACC Championships. 44 ,4 ,4 ,4 ,4 impressive third place finish out of ll teams'4 ,4 4'44 ,4 ,4'4 , 44 44 4 4'4 44 ,4 ,4 ,4 4 44 44 44 44 ,44 ,4 4 444 44 ,44 at the Florida Runners Invitational. Seniors ' 44 ,4 ,The women 3 team led by fres4hmah Anna ,44 Ryan Woodlee and Andrew Chuplis led the4 4'4 ,4 team finishing with top times for the team ,4 44 ,4' ,4 4 ,44 4 '4 44 44' 4'4 44444 444 ,4 ,4 ,4 44Bona and sophomore transfer Emma Steppe, began the season with a first place ,4 '4at most of the meets. , , ,4 ,4 ,4 ,4 ,4 ,4 444 ,, , ,4 4' 4 44 4 4' ,4 4 4 ,4 4 ,4 4 44 4 ,4 4'44 4 4444 44 ,4 44 44 ,444 444 4 ,4' ,44 ,4 4 44 4 ,4 , ,4 ,,4 4444 444 ,44 ,4 ,4 finish out of four teams at the Greentree4 , , , , Invitational in Miami. Their most impressive 44While the women have a lot to look 44 , ,44finish of the season, however, came in the ,, 4 forward to as the young stars mature, the4 4 4 4444 ,44 4 ,4 Florida Runners Invitational in which they4 4 ,44meh will rely on younger runners to step4 ,44 4 4 4 4444 4' ' 4 4 ,4fihished second out of 44 teams. ,4 ,4 ,4 up and the hope of top recruits, ,'4 ,4 ,44 444 444 4444 4444 ,444 444 44 ,4444 ,444 444 4444 44444 ,4444 4444444 4 4 44 444 44 ,'4 4 ,44 4 ,444 ,444 , ,444 1,4444 44 ,44 4 ,,,,4 '44 44 ,4 44 ,4 4 .44 ,4444 44444 4 444 ,4444 44444 ,444 4444 WOMEN s SCORES MEN4s SCORES 4 THE STUDENT-ATHLETE S44 ENTHUSIASM AND COACH, S Firsct1 giace 48bit 0:? Third Piace 40ut of4, ,444GRIFFITH! S LEADERSHIP IS 4 econ ace4 uto 4 FirstPace 4Outof54444, POINTING THE PROGRAM IN: THE ,4 Sixth Place 40ut of 14, Ninth Place 40ut of 13,, Florida Runners Invitational Second Place 40ut of 14, Third Place 40ut of 114,444RIGHT DI RECTION ,4' ,,44 Disney Invitational at Orlando, FL Thirteenth Place 40ut of 444 Thirteenth Place 40ut of 38,444 , ,4 Blue Ridge Open at Boone, NC Eighteenth Place 40ut of 264 Nineteenth Place 40ut of 26,, C?GCM Am B 6494104 04490404 Of CRJSS ,44444 ACC Championships at Chapel Hill, NC Twelfth Place 40ut of 12, Twelfth Place 40ut of 124,444 $041,444 try and 44an 43440444546404 4 , 44 4 at Miami, FL at Orlando, FL at Gainesville, FL at Titusville, FL Greentree Invitational UCF Invitational Mountain Dew Invitational Jessica Schaumiburg A WITH ANNA BONA FRESHMAN, BIOCHEMISTRY MAJOR G: What has defined your experience running at UM? A: Everyone is very pro UM. Miami spirit is everywhere; I am very involved and happy with Miami. 0: Who is the captain and what does she bring to the team? A: Ena Leufroy. She takes care of us and provides a voice for the team. Q: Will the team improve next year? A: Only one of our top 12 runners is a senior. It will be exciting to see what we can do together. 0 .0..00...0.0...OOOOOOOIOOOOOOOOOCOOI H II mm imam rim i WOMENiS CROSSHCOUNTRY t MEN'S CROSS COUNTRY , , e . , y; ,V J FRONT ROW Page Price, Jessica Schaumburg, Emma : BACK ROW Alex Bailey, Patrick Blackie, Andrew Chuplis, 'i i ' , i Steppe, Caitlin Knapp, Jackie Sullivan, Casey Crist, : Vincent Giambanco, Tim Harris, Shawn Kelly, Brian i BOTH TEAMS GA'NED A LOT OF Katharine Woodard, Anne Marie Peters SECOND ROW 0 Laskowski, Eric Miller, Patrick O'Donnell, Austin Rector, EXPERIENCE THROUGH THIS i Anika Arevalo, Ena Leufroy, Katie Mclnvale, Anna Bona, ' Wes Rogerson, Jules Rosen, Michael Viklund, Matthew , e e U , e e i vPrecious Nash, Monika Freiser. Andrea Wood, Melissa Wilson, Ryan Woodlee. SEASON J Tripoli, Jaimie Stephens, Matilda Sehefer, Kaiea Aguon e i ,scqachi Dafmo'n Griffiths i ' e . s' . i . J , ' ' ' I , ' ,i , W ' H I 'N ,i' V H! J, 'ny ,J ,9 ,1 ,' J3 14$ ; f A, . A A:- .A , n y', , 1n ,i'i i I Iaooonniota a a O o I I o 0 t I oalcsict tlQlalliGIO SIIDEGOOCII Agu-anotnst OOl-DIIIOI .mna 413m mirkmamced HFUF QM what She mils her big, poutfy mane, ronWv world's fa Test women , 200 mdoor time this ww: MUSCLE MILK Tampa native Mikese Morse was selected as the Muscle Milk Student- Athlete of the Week on March 2. At the ACC Track and Field meet, Morse long- jumped a UM-record 7.9 meters, surpassing a jump recorded 17 years ago by former track and football standout Horace Copeland. All-American Two H urricanes Lead the Way With All-American Honors in Track and Field BY KIERSTEN SCHMIDT PHOTOGRAPHY BY KERRY O,NEIL Senior Murielle Ahoure and junior Mikese Morse don't have much in . common. She hails from Arlington, Virginia; hes a native of Tampa, Florida. She's a sprinter; hes a jumper. But what these two track and x4 field stars do share is their love for competing and All-Americah titles With the seasons worldis fastest time of 22.8 seconds, Ahoure captured the 2008 lholoor National Championship in the 200-meter race. She was just one-hundredth of a second short of Lauryn Williams school record of 22.79 seconds, tlBeihg a national Champion in the 200 meter and running the worlds fastest time, that was amazing? she said. llGettihg an NCAA title was the highlight of my career? Morse finished fifth in the NCAA finals with a 7,8-meter jump, and became 0th the fourth Hurricane to earn ihdoor All-Americah status. He clinched a spot in the finals by breaking the school long jump record at the ACC Championships with a 7.9-meter jump. While he originally began jumping to work on his hops for basketball, i Morse how believes that it is the best of all sports. llltls the Closest thing you can get to flying, he said. Ahoure, who competes in the 60, lOO, ahd 200-meter races, transferred from George Mason University in Virginia and loves being able to train outdoors all year in Miami. However, it is hot the only thing she loves about being a Cam. 2 ' .C.........I oooocsooiooo 030.01.300.- 0010-000...- CUICOICCCOOQ 003.cooocnoo I......'.... .C....I.'... ooooouncooco O'CI...'...C .I.......... 1116109 I UK Invitational IDOOUOQOCI OOIIOOOII. DOIOOQOOOI 000-00.... lolloullot OOOIIIIQOO altoI-OIOI 1122109 5 Tom Jones Invitational 21.6.1109 m m Virginia Tech Elite 37W Texas ASIM 2126109 mepionships 316109 Alex Wilson Invitational 3113M09 NCAA Indoor National Championships 3120109 M l.- 3128109 413109 4111109 4M16VO9 WWWMMWWWMWWWMMWW Hurricane Invitational l. UCF Invitational Florida Relays Miami Elite Invitational m- ACC Outdoor Championships 4123109 Penn Relays 5110109 IJCFITInhghIIAeeI 5115109 Georgia Tech Invitational M WIIIM 5129109 NCAA Outdoor Regional Championships ' UCS m I iM ww'GcTIEhAnnmw the season and sophomore Ti'erra Brown finished as runner-up In the 400-meter hurdles as the Miami women finished 16th overall at the 2009 NCAA National Championships at the University of 9 Arkansas. Junior Kristy Whyte and sophomore Tameka Jameson 04$ I Over 1,200 high schools and colleges competed at the event, with the Miami womehis team of Ahoure, Whyte, Tara Thomas in those races, respectively. Oh the men s squad, Junior Cory Nelms, who won the 60-meter indoor hurdling Championship in February, finished second in the HO and 400-meter hurdle events. Junior All-Americah Mikese Morse claimed fifth place a LLLLL Lu LLLLLLLILLLL. 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Major: Sociology 2 M BY KIERSTEN SCHMIDT PHOTOGRAPHY BY JACOUELYNN SIMS PHOTO ILLUSTRATION BY KENNETH GARCIA x x Shortstop Ryan Jackson did not enter the 2009 season empty-hahded. In addition to being named to a number of preseason lists, including the College Baseball Foundations 2009 Brooks Wallace Player of the Year Watch List and the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association Preseason Ali-America Team, Jackson earned himself a Seminole patchwork jacket when he was tapped into the prestigious Iron Arrow Honor Society in the fall semester. tl was caught completely ofiC guard, he said. I was not expecting it at all. Its a great honor and Itm mthahkful tow be a 4w 1: ssociated with the organization. 44 hope that I scan represent it to the fullest. w ,i W Wu m Hurrioahe head coach Jim thorris, who was indocted ihto Iron Arrow in 2002, said that Jacksonts honor is .., l v: M W ., an. wel l - ea r h ed . Wm WM A w M, W i Hes only the second baseball player in my 16 years here at Miami, so its a huge honor, Morris said. He's an outstanding player and student. He gives back to the community. Heis a very hard worker, a great kid, and hes very respectful. Hets all the thing that you look for to represent your school? , .M. a , W W, m M, BBSEBBLL RANSPERENCE Leading he Canes to victory, juhior transfers Taylor Wulf, Chris Herrmahh, and Scott thaWSOH played in the Junior H 008, with Lawsonls team HWil'mlngthe chaompihship. Three Texans sought Miami Program to Win Championship N T 1 W H t ame: ay or u BYJUSTIN ANTWEIL i ye l a . l Numberz34w Year: Junior After losing six players in the top three rounds of The Baltimore Orioles drafted Herrmahh, a versatile e 1' H t -S t the 2008 MLB Amateur draft, no one knew what player who can play third base, outfield and even i 1 F801;: own' an a to expect from the Hurricanes baseball team. Head catch, in the 10th round last year. I A'Coach Jim Morris brought in ll freshmen from i l ' l Florida to help fill voids, but three junior college transfers from Texas had the biggest impact. Major: History Hl-lowever, he wanted to be a lCahe before heading to the majors. This is a dream school, he said. Name: Chm ' 0 o e A o xx Everyone wants to come here. I used to play video Earriamzi Juniors Scott Lawson, Chris Herrmahh and Taylor games and I would be the Miami Hurricanes? Yum. Er Wulf all decided to attend UM based on one goal - i i ear. umar Hometown: Tomball, insww Major: Sociology to win a national championship. Whenever you hear Wult, who delivered to catcher Herrmahh, was a y'Miami, you know they are going to be in the College starting pitcher his freshman season, closer his 0 World Series and have a Chance to win a ring. sophomore season and this year was the set up man l e ysecorid baseman Lawson said. so to pre-season AlI-American Kyle Bellamy. e Name Scott Laws n t O y x' w w w A x h x h w w Number: 2 l ear: Junior Hometown: 1 Grapevine, TX. Major: Business l Lawson was drafted in the 40th round of the MLB Despite the fact that he misses his home ih Texas, draft last season by the Houston Astros. He led .. the right-hahded hurler says, lll knew coming here Grayson Community College to a Junior College there was good tradition, good facilities and the z eWorld Series title as a sophomore by hitting .468 coaching staff was awesome and more personable, with six homers and 40 runs batted in. Wulf said. sxxv ww ' 221 o I D o o I a o u 0 Cl... '0'. uotnona ! I y l ; : v r b r 222 til- 00-. 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The Hurricanes were able to extend their own record by reaching the NCAA postseason for a 37th consecutive year. but they were unable to advance to the College World Series, a site to which head coach Jim Morris has been accustomed. The 'Cahes have gone to Omaha ll times in 16 years under Morris. The Hurricanes C3822 finished fifth in the ACC and earned a number two seed in the Gainesville Regional which featured Florida, Jacksonville, Bethune- Cookman and UM. The tCahes beat Jacksonville twice, but lost to the Gators twice by a combined score of 24-7. Junior left fielder Chris Hermann led the Hurricanes in hitting, batting .341 for the CTMON! Pitcher lden Nazario celebrates after the iCahes took their series two games to one over rival Florida State season. Team MVP Jason Hagerty led the iCahes ih RBI with 60 while adjusting to a new position this year. A catcher his whole life, he made the seamless transition 90 feet away from home plate and found his niche at first base. Junior closer Kyle Bellamy earned second team All-Americah and first team All-ACC honors as he led the ACC in saves with TB. He posted a microscopic 0.97 ERA while leading the team with 30 appearances. In 46.1 innings of work, he struck out 63 batters while only giving up two extra base hits. The Hurricanes returned a number of stars, most notably sophomores Chris Hernandez and Yasmani Grandal. Each earned second team All-ACC honors, along with junior second baseman Scott Lawson. Hernandez continued to be the staff ace and led all pitchers in wins with seven. Grahdal hit a team-high l6 home runs and continues to be one of the best backstobs in the country. FIRST MAN HOME Scott Lawson scores the first run for the lCanes in theirL4-l victory over Virginia Tech. After reaching on a single, Jason Hagerty knocked him in with a triple and Chris Herrmann followed with an RBI groundeout. Congratulations to the Canes below who were drafted. 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Georgia Tech L G393 SKBOUOQ vs. Florida L U873 Martinez attempts to steal second 3U28U09 vs. Georgia Tech L L69 SUBUOQ vs. JacksonvilleA W Q4UOU base during the LCaneS' series LOSS smyog vs. Georgia Tech w Lam 531mg vs. Florida L aa-a :Eeeseeigg: Jiegrgl Qtaihgiiaer; 312 1M IUOQ vs. Barry W QSleU U ACC Tournament 2, but fell to no. 7 after the loss. 4M3UO9 vs. Florida State L Ll4-Q A NCAA Regional i , . u u ., a mu arm mam: 'w . Lam: . - . 4A 4! l, mam; u; ml am; wmlam; W! any 1 3 a 3x a '. H rmam m ,, L mam: L. 1,. 3 ' uarm I62:- 31? man: s. mlam r mlam mam: . 'U l4 U U a li 1U Imam h' 2 mam MEN'S BASEBALL FIRST ROW Chris Herrmann, Sam Robinson, Michae! Rudman, Thomas Powers, Ted Btackman, Eric Erickson, Scott Lawson, Nathan Metendres, David Villasuso SECOND ROW Robert McDaniel mirector of'BasebaH Operations; Scott Votpe LStudent Manager; Ross Kumasaki Student Manager; J.D. Arteaga CAssistant Head CoacWPitching Coacm, Joe Mercadante LAssistant Coacm. Jim Morris Weed Coach; Rey Fuentes CAssistant Coacm. Patrick Donabedian LBquen Catcher; Jimmy Goins Strength and Conditioning Coacm, Ron LeCIair CAthietic Trainen. Erin Sullivan Student Athtetic Trainew THIRD ROW Dave DiNatale, Ryan Perry, Kevin Youst, Jonathan Weislow, Taylor Wulf, Yasmani Grandal, Rene Guerra, David Gutierrez, Daniei Miranda, Gerry Gonzaiez BACK ROW Travis MiHer, DJ. Swatscheno, Anthony Nalepa, Harold Martinez, Vickash Ramjit, Kyle BeHamy. John Housey, Jason Santana, Ryan Jackson, Jason Hagerty. Chris Hernandez mien Nazario. PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY SPORTS INFORMATION w Mn. momn,,1'L.hwfhwhmwww M 1 WWWM I b - 'm M 4 7W 0. w. um, memmm w m qmwmw n V ,y x W .uf, 1 v'Wwil'Jlm um Wu wwwu W NW WWWWW, WWWWWW V IN Urwamhi; 4', ,, W a l , W v r M , IM W m Wm M M , , f y . u Wm M m w m MinwzwvmeW' gHE-FIEp lIntramural Sports m m mm 5w mm: P W mm 234 232 WWW EDITORS NOTE: Coverage of Greek organizations in the Ibis is sponsored by each individual organization. z. am T totioooool onuototoilo .iIIIIIICI CII'IIOIOI OIIIIIiIOI. 0.00.0.3... 0003's....- IIIIOOIIIII IQIIlODO'I. OIIIIIOOOII IIIDOOIIIII EVERYONE IN THE PANHELLENIC COMMUNITY WAS SKEPTICAL OF THE CHANGES IMPOSED ON OUR RUSH EVENTS AND THERE WAS A LOT OF UNCERTAINTY AS THE WEEK STARTED, BUT THE INFORMAL STYLE MADE IT EASIER TO MEET A LOT MORE GIRLS. THE ATMOSPHERE WAS MORE PERSONAL AND RELAXED THAN IT HAD EVER BEEN. Lisle Friedman, member of Detta Gamma. Has participated m recruitment four times, once as a freshman, two years on the other side for format recruitment, and then this faH's fnformat recruitment. As Times Change, 80 Do Traditions BY BLAIR BRETTSCHNEIDER PHOTOGRAPHY BY MARIE LEIGHTON Fall semester in the Greek community was marked by big changes. The usual formal recruitment became informal and Greeks welcomed a new group of men and women into the eleven fraternities and seven sororities. The participating upperclassmeh and transfer students experienced a more Iaid-back style of recruitment with more Chances to meet sorority women and fraternity men at events including a pizza party at the UC Patio, showcases at the Wellness Center and meet-ahd-greets at the Pahhellehic Patio. Pahhellehic President Kim Barron said that experimenting with an informal style of recruitment yielded great results. The Greek system took informal recruitment as a great learning experience that helped prepare for recruitment in January. The quality of women and men going through recruitment was so high and we are so happy to have added to the Greek community, Barron said. The informal style allowed individuals to interact on a more personal level. At the end of recruitment, sororities ahd fraternities accepted smaller pledge classes, a unique aspect of informal recruitment that both old and new members enjoyed. F m... w ...... INFORMAL NORMAL Fraternity members sha re their I thoughts; on 111le13231 recruitment. Eupg-wpdmmr-rwvgw: Hewwigm 05$me Nwmnxgbdmmfag? pxawmoomgwgw ' E0E38$EOEEWE mgmwwEL-yiwmam mung m mHmD-u NmH-4k40mr-rw- r+ Evrim'vz EEE: g3 EumOmBuwgw VW9.GG.W CD OWEDJ W'Uw CTEUJVD BTH- 5E mm y pretty easy because most of the guys had been around for a year and thus were more famiiiar With L the Greek community and were able to make a Sigma Alpha as to which Epsilon fraternity Eisenstein, G1 0 -.--a O J: U H OJ +3 4...: m .0 was right for them? The process was actuaH Michaei E1 think informal recruitment was an overail success. Although we are recruiting sophomores and upperclassman, freshmen are getting the chance to check out all the fraternities and sororities so they make the David Steeb, Beta Theta Pi THE WHOLE RECRUITMENT T PROCESSISEXTREMEEY OVERWHEEMING BUT IN SUCH AN EXCITING WAY YOU GET To MEET so MANY GREAT NEW PEOPLE FROM ALL 0VER.T Jackie GUImTI jomeo' Delta Gamma A E E I ma Informafrecrwtment. i. l .im , J mgr l M . file i l: a i! W ,wlffi, w l 4: VW' 55: '1 MW in, C Aplyi .t 'O trio in am ., ye 1v '4, .i, 'l 00.0.0... tat... Inn...- - vsSs ,l y y BYADAMMI i e . i y Y i l PHOTOGRA w Greek organizations ntered the fall semester with doubts about the effects of deferred recruitment. For the first time, freshmen had to wait until the spring for their first opportunity to join a Greek letter organization. Furthering the worries, the fall semester began on shaky term . Some fraternities took zero pledges, while the others t ok only a few. H l' l W' i i m ,, ous recruitment effort in the spring, however. It wasnt only the fraternities that came into the spring recruitment with enthusiasm, After getting a semester under their belts, the freshman Class came out in record high numbers to spring recruitment. They exhibited a greater knowledge not only of the organizations, but also which fraternities were a good fit for them. '1 l l H H l n v ,m r W ; JlllH' ijl m mrl vivid, od, about 170 new pledges accepted bids from the ll fraternities. Chapters took a well-deserved breath of relief as the Clock struck 12:01 am. on February Elli, marking the end of the first year of deferred recruitment and the beginning of the celebrations. l Sorority members share their '17 w x wf x24 IF 'v w, , en W m My WW ' W hww-w WWW 'h . w d. 17 M4 h $51M? 41H W 4 '2 ., v , 1 .7: J v am egg . a .a$ esgeif . i 4 1:2; 2;; .f Vite g r .rH' f7 26 I FORMAL STATEMENTS thoughts on informal recruitment. P$$ ! EH tie: 90$ l gas: pigs; '19! I Pd? :1: f2. pesudms IIIJ aqu 1811! 919M 8115an mo 9.1118 9x811! 01 SNLqu UOIIISBJ 1111 q heaeds 1011 .10; Bunqbg He 613M Bume m 541,. M 9M 1393;; use qsru sq; exopq 100g .mo uo Azusx; sq; $8M aauepedxe sf, 5? W 911150 112d lsagzelo eq 1m Recruitment was just as successful as ever. Although it was new to the whole Greek community, we were able to tiate 29 1111 dible new members into mere 11 . IS spnng. Delta Gamma - Jess Mosca, Delta Gamma th q thought that Spring Recruitment went great this year and was a good idea. It gave freshmen a semester to get adjusted to school and Miami so that they were not overwhelmed when joining a sorority? - Erin Sullivan, Delta Phi Epsilon 'r w f 2 ; w a a o a I D a u c I a o luiosaoivg asicooou'ocn 4k Iooolbuoanlo :53 NE w A- CD IDIOiIIQOC IOOOiOOOCOOO IOII'IIIICI. uonocoowooas ocauIi-rocnli OIIIQIiOOOIO Incilvolc. btcigelino aiiaioeloi IIIIIIIICI IIIOliOIIO uaolootalt tunuoio:ic Kimberly Thompson, Zeta Tau Alpha Melissa Gerber, Delta Gamma Kim Barron, Alpha DeHa Pi 237 ALPHA DELTA Pl 238 DELTA DELTA DELTA 239 DELTA GAMMA 240 DELTA PHI EPSILON 241 KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA 242 SIGMA DELTA TAU 243 ZETA TAU ALPHA Kate Davis, Delta Gamma Michelle Castro, Assistant Dean of Studen ts Greek Affairs Michelle Della Guardia, Zeta Tau Alpha Marissa Orenstein, Atha Delta Pi GREEK WEEK CHAMPIONS Alpha Delta Pi sisters Francesca DeLucia and Blair Brettschheider show off their letters on the way to Olympic Day 2008 Oh the intramural fields. ALPHA DELTA PI Chapter: Gamma Delta Members: 98 LION PRIDE Francesca DeLucia, Erica Jones, Motto: iiWe Live Natalie Stein, Andrea Wood and Nicoie Sutter for Each Other pump up with their mascot to dominate tug of Chartered: Fall war for Olympic Day. 2004 Philanthropy: Ronald $12 000 FOR THE RONALD MCDonald McbONALD HOUSE Sisters House and flash diamondst before AMY Kemp Pi-Night, a philanthropic Foundation competition filled with pie Colors: Azure eating contests, pie throwing contests and pie reiays as a part of the first annual ADPi-Athlon to raise money for charity Blue and White BY DANIELLE DEFOE til believe that our motto, iWe Live for Each Otherf expresses the true spirit of fraternity; and that by living this motto, my life will be enriched by true friendships and by unselfish service to mankind. Not 0th are these words a part of our creed, but it is something by which each sister in Alpha Delta Pi strives to live. ADPi is more than a sorority; it is a family. When I joined in the fall of 2005, I could not have predicted Jamie Kristen Coote Garbarz Alyssa Losch Lisa Seidenberg Nicole Sutter - - - Afflerbach Lindsay Crouch Abby Goodson Kacie Lowder Nicole Severi Martamaria 2 fmde frlends that I am Closer Dani Ames Ally Day Hillary Gorski Alison Mathews Christine , ,, to. here than people I grew Up Angela Astorini Danielle Defoe Alexis Gray Kristen Mattioli Shepard m With for 15 years at home I HOW Kim Barron Jessica Meghan Kelly McAlehey Sarah Shergy have 100 sisters who would drop Karissa Biasko DeiiaValie Gunning Erica McGiiI Maya Smith 2 ariything they were doing to be Ashiey Bolton Francesca Fae Hansen Chrissouia Jessica Stahl . Angelica DeLucia Carrie Hanson Mihelakis Nataiie Stein m there for me take a cmlse t0 the Bradley Margiha Jessica Hodder Sofia Montaivo Margaret Bahamas JUSt because we wanted Blair Demmer Millissa Megan Morris Steihgut w to get away or strut around the Brettschneider Beth DePrima Hutchinson Kathieen Muliih Alexandra Grove in a costume and not feei Danielle Bruno Suzy Dettlihg Anjoiy Ibrahim Erin O'Connor Sterman, m embarrassed Being an ADPI has Jessica Butler Lindsay Christine Ira Marissa Allison Ste ' . Sarah Butler DiMattina Erica Jones Orenstein ' ' made my COHege experience Amanda Cariow Kate Drescher Rachael Jamie Ostroff umque and unforgettable. I Briana Casey Cathy Evahcho Kaminski Emiiy Payton cannot imagine how different Heather Chau Courtney Ewert Kelsey Karp Susan Peavy Marissa Zerbo my life WOUld be if I had not itizzn'xfafsk 2:32:23? Joined a The re Iessos Jennifer Colson Alex Fruih Sam Levine Grace Raver fr'endSh'pS and memor'es W'H laSt Jenna Conte Rebecca Katryna Lim Sonya Richards me a lifetime. 237 onunoonuoooo IIIOOOOIIDCI OOOOIOIIOIIC OIOOOOOIOIOI BY EMILY MC Tri Delta has provided me with many unique opportunities and experiences here at UM. Our sisters are involved in so many different organizations, opening doors for exceptional involvement within the Miami community. We are diverse in hobbies and activities, but we are similar in our values and our Iove for sisterhood. Ioulovlocn 00.0.00... onotoauono From the day that I accepted my bid. Tri Delta has helped me grow as a woman, as a leader and as a friend. This is true throughout our chapter. If it wasnt for this great organization and its incredible sisters, I would not be where I am toda Tri Delta will always be an integral part of my life and will leave me with the greatest memories of my collegiate career. The genuine character and steadfast love among our members makes me proud to be a sister of Delta DeIta Delta. ,8 - -xandra 00'. -.oo--.- -V O -. Gabrielle Poyastro made memories, shared fun times and enjoyed each others company on a typical Thursday night out in Coconut Grove. I am satisfied knowing that upon graduation our sorority will remain in the hands of strong and faithful leaders. I feel blessed with the opportunities We had and for all of this I am incredibly thankful. ITIS MIXINI TIME Mary Woody, NicoIe Gotwols and Alexandra Cotoulas dressed the part, partying as cops and robbers at a themed mixer with the brothers of Sigma Alpha Epsilon. TEE TIME Tri Delta sisters Abby Heither, Justina Martyhaityte, Courtney MacMahon and Alexandra Cotoulas enjoyed a hard-eamed break from golfing during their Tees For Tots Ahhual Goif Tournament in October 2008. The tournament raised over $15,000 in just one day for St. Jude's Children's Research Hospital. Chapter: Alpha Chi Members: 77 Motto: Let us steadfastly love one anotheri' Chartered: 1999 Philanthropy m Danielle Adams Marissa Eubahk Abby I-Ieither Emily McCollum Sara PuIIen Teadora Thosath d Sofia Ahscher Christina Farmer Shifat Hossaih MeIia McMahus lngrida Brittany Tran St- Ju e m Daniela Ben Tov Nicole Foss Whitney Jackson Laura Murchie Ramahaviciehe Deniz Tumer Childrerfs Tessa BiII Heather Gaines Jessica Johnson Angels Merfin Tracy Robinson Ashley Venture Research m Danika Brodak Marci GaIIun Victoria Jones Brooke Neary Lindsay Rose Katelyn Vertucci , 1 Erica Casteilano Erin Gamenson Angela Jung Rebecca Newman Donna Schichler Krihsten Weaver Hosplta m Meera Cheerharah Brianna Katie Kearney Danielle Nodar Erin Schlissel Amy Weber Colors: Silver, KeIIy CIendenhing Garrettson Michelle Kling Lindsay Oliver Kiersteh Schmidt Stephanie Gold and Blue 2 Alexandra Alexandra Rachel Krasko Jenna Perez Veronica Sepe Wesdock Cotouias GoIovac Paige Little Adriana Pero Kaylih Shutte Mary Woody m Sara Dastin Nicole Gotons Courtney Julie Phillips Sune Smith Natalia Yepes Lisa DiIIinger Kimberly Griswold Macmahon Amy Poliakoff Hailee Stewart Kristen Zerega : Haven Eberle Jeanna Harvey Justina Robin Posner Wendy Stewart Julia Heard Gabrielle Poyastro Ellie Tepper Ashley Emmons Martynaityte BY STEPHANIE DAVIDSON Delta Gamma is individually unique, but complete as a whole. We have girls in our sorority that have interests in everything from foundation to scholarship to athletics; we cover all the bases. All girls in Delta Gamma are driven and love to participate and be involved on and off campus. We take bride in our philanthropy, Anchor Splash, which raises money for Service for Sight and Miami Aid for the Blind. Anchor Splash started at the University of Miami, SQ we put a lot of time and passion into this event. Delta Gamma fits into the big picture of UM in a few different places. We have girls who are involved with Honor Council, PlOO, Pahhellehic, athletics and beer counseling, just to name a few. We are scattered all over and fit in all aspects of life at UM. What stood out about Delta Gamma was how much I looked up to every girl and how involved they were. I realized DIRTY DANCINl DISNEY Delta Gammas Janine Mears, Molly Magnuson, Charlotte Gerlach and Allyson Sedlak prepared for their second mixer of the fall semester, a Disney- themed event that took place at Uva in Coral Gables with Sigma Alpha Mu. DELTA GAMMA Chapter: Beta Tau Members: 130 Motto: lDo Good Chartered: Spring 1946 Philanthropy: Service for Sight Aid to the Blind and the Delta Gamma Foundation Colors: Bronze, Pink and Blue that I wanted to be like them and really take advantage of what UM and Greek life have to offer. BEACH BABES The sisters of Delta Gamma spent their 2008 Bid Day on Key Biscayne, barbecuing and sunning themselves. This gave the older sisters the chance to interact and meet the entire new member class tshown in this picturey after the fall semesterts Informal Recruitment. Britney Adams Liz Agahs Jillian Avratih Whitney E. Barnett Jenna Barocci Kelly Beale Lauren C. Bell Josephine Blomstroem Ashley Brown Coleen Busby Britney Calandrelli Allison Cantu Cassandra Castellaho Lindsay J. Cohn Toria Constantino Rachel Cooper Ashlee Bi Crhkovich Gracelyh Crudeh Alexandra D. Cupo Gaby Dalmasy Danielle DtAlesio Katherine A Dahza Stephanie Davidson Katherine J. Davis Alex DeAmicis Lauren Denis Gesy De Souza Desiree Diaz Alex Dobbs Ariel Ehismah Stephanie L. Farmer Sydney E. Fass Leslie Foote Katharine E. French Lisle Friedman Mallory L. Friedman Ahha Gabbay Sarah Gentsch Melissa S. Gerber Charlotte Gerlach Dena Giannini Jacqueline Gion Briana Grazioso Lauren Grazioso Natalie Grubmah Jackie Gulmi Kate Hausdorf Teri Horhsteih Mary K. Hothersall Amanda Kasihdorf Hana E. Kitces Kellie E. Klein Rebecca Navarro y Meryl Koch Alexa Nemoy t Rodgers Mary K. Korwell Katie Neustader elihe ROhey Erica Kostrub Stephanie Ohl ssa Roman Sam Leavitt Allie LeBlahC Alison Leffihgwell Loren Lostritto Lyon Alexandra Molly Magunson Ariana Malushi Kayla Marmaros Kimberly Mason Jessica Mass Janine Mears Jahal Montagha Jessica K. Mosca Niki Moshell Michelle Muraski A shley Rosa xa Rosen hel L. Russo Kelsey O' Lizanhe , Taylor ' Melahi Ama Nikk' Nic K. L -rty 'ausch :sch cordi $838 23 L0 a:aloanuial' Ioualoclooco noontonocuco toncitluooio lnotuiotai asloclolto Suzanne Al-Hamad Alexandra Alspaugh Kim Altman Erin Anapol Victoria Angelo Alexa Angotti Leah Auster Chelsea Bagwell Amanda Barbara Alivia Barker Hannah Barnett Taylor Biancone Lauren Blocker DELTA PHI EPSILON Chapter: Omega to be Fibrosis Gold Members: 86 Motto: To be rather than seem Chartered: Spring 1987 Philanthropy: Deepher Dudes to benefit Cystic Colors: Royal Purple and Pure Angelina Bonavita Bobbi Brady Dani Brand Nikki Chemel Amy Covino Shachar Dagan Caitlin De Cristo Alyssa DeMartino Astrid DiVincent Elyse Feinerman Natasha Feldman Allison Finazzo Meredith Geschwind Amanda Goldberg Fiona Graham Lindsey Gresham Tess Hancock Tal Harari Jennifer Hendrickson Caitlin Herman Samantha Hickey Rebecca lsaacs Heather Kahn Carly Kanaley Aimee Kaplan Sara Klaben Kelly Kozich Alyssa Laferrera Cristina Laramee Alison Levanthal Allison Lewis Priscilla Martorano Sonia Majid Brooke McBath Ashley Minelli Chelsea Monteleone Alicia Mucci McKenzie O'Neill Meredith Owen Kira Pack Chelsea Rademaker Deanna Ray Jennifer Regan Erin Riley Kelly Riley Danielle Rosen Lauren Rosenfeld Melissa Russo Carolina Scaramutti Nicole Schade Jessica Schreiner Olivia Shea BRIGHT LIGHTS, BIG CITY Sisters Lindsey Gresham, Lucila Tijman, Erin Riley, Kelly Riley and Lauren Blocker of Delta Phi Epsilon met in New York City to celebrate a sisterls birthday. ANIGHT TO REMEMBER Katie Zydel, Astrid DiVincent, Rebecca lsaccs, Erin Riley, Hannah Barnett, Nicole Schade and Lauren Blocker of DPhiE's 2008 Executive Board prepared for Preferential Night. the final night of Informal Recruitment. Alexis Venanzi Reagan Vernon Kim Wallace Danielle Wallis Corey Walton Alison Weatherly Jessica Wyatt Amy Yazdian Kaitlyn Zydel Karen Shiers Rachel Spangenthal Laura Staller Mallory Strock Erin Sullivan Catherine Helen Swanson Maureen Taylor Nicole Thatcher Lucila Tijman Rachel Tucker Rahysa Vargas Elizabeth Varnum SHESNEN BY REBECCA ISACCS At UM, you can be more than just a student, volunteer or worker. The Omega Chapter of Delta Phi Epsilon gives students these opportunities and infinitely more. Through Delta Phi Epsilonts strong emphasis on what are referred to as The Five S's - scholarship, self, sisterhood, service and social - Deephers have all the resources and support to achieve anything for which they strive. Delta Phi Epsilon encourages each sister to be true to who she is above all else. This flagship value is emphasized in the organizations motto, Esse Quam Videri, which means 'to be rather than to seem to be. Delta Phi Epsilon's mission is to develop in women a social consciousness and a commitment to think and act for the greater good. By looking at what an undergraduate can accomplish and her potential to further herself and enrich others along the way, Delta Phi Epsilon attracts all types of young women with different lifestyles and personalities, but with one common thread: the desire to make an impact in our community, to achieve success and to be part of a strong and well-resioecteol sisterhood. o TTY TI'TTY COMMITTEE Sisters Carissa Demello, BY LINDSAY HOLMES 3 Thompson and Hannah King were all smiles after a ,Wmliace win in Zeta's Think Pink Dodgeball Tournament. Kappa Kappa Gamma is a wonderful organization. Our philanthropy is definitely what makes us so unique. Our national philanthropy is Reading is Fundamental, but most of our time and fundraising goes to children in the South Miami area. Our local philanthropy is very hands on; we do not only raise money, but we also give back to the community through hours of service. We currently have a weekly reading program at Canterbury Preschool. This year we held our first campus-wide philanthropy event, a wihg-eatihg contest to raise money for a local elementary school. KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA Our diversity is what makes us different from other organizations. Our women are involved in over 170 Chapter: Delta . . Kappa other organizations on campus and come from . . . Members: 71 every walk of life. We pride ourselves on havmg It Motto: A many different backgrounds and personalities. Because of our diverse involvement, Kappa women Trad1tlon Of have the ability to learn about opportunities they LeaderShiP have never experienced. Chartered: 1938 Kappa is a group of down-to-earth girls who focus Philanthropy: on bettering the community. I chose Kappa because Reading is I was impressed with their philanthropic endeavors Fundamental C.A.N.E.S. Cheerihg on the 'Cahels football team Rachel and their sisterhood. When I walked into their suite Colors: Light Ewy, Caity Meehah, Caitlin Wampler, Jessica Carrillo and during recruitment, I immediately felt at home. Blue and Dark Cate Moloughhey braved the rain at Dolphin Stadium. Tailgating was an essential part of the fall semester, giving the sisters time to bond over barbeque and ball. Blue THE WAITING GAME Excitement soared the morning of lhformal Recruitment Bid Day. Nicki Edelmah, Ashley Willis and Michelle Wegerif waited for their newest babies to reveal their letters on the Pahhellehic Patio. Balloons and giant greek letters help Kappa make their mark. Leah Adams Ashton Hogarth Gizelle Kristy Adler Lindsay Holmes Robinson 2 Amy Altszuler Jessica Hruska Laura Rock Amanda Archer Jayme Kackley Karli Rohde m Mary Elizabeth Neera Khuraha Kari Rosenberg Barron Hannah King Elaha 2 Lauren Valerie Marks Schechtmen Behcivehga Daniela Katie Sellers w Devon Black Martinez Holly Settineri Caitlin Burman Maria Martinez Amy Swanson m Julie Burton Courtney Jabeeh Syed Jessica Carillo V I Sadia Chaudry ah Caroline Chica k Carissa Demel itt Nicki Edel Didi Esco ughhey Rachel ' in Murphy Sa , ourtney M OlConnell Kerry O'Neil Katie Palme Molly Piccione Christina Potter .' a izabeth lison well Alicia Har ' Reddy Samantha Hayoun Oiilltllii OQIIIIOOII ODIIOIODII ounolviono Q U I I . O I O D Q a ywwamm ;,Oi00090o00 4.1 mWOGRAPH 1w COLEEN BUSBY Jessica Af Megan Bloom Jaime Felt Melissa Kaminski Ashley Miller Tara Queler Samantha Kate Walsh Sandeberg Dana Bornstein Zan Ferrari Stephanie Alex Morini Kelly Rakusin Schreiber Michelle m Krystyna Ahlers Ashley Bosse Emily Fine Kavana Lauren Alex Rosenzweig Liza Scwartz Weinberger m Danielle Laura Bries Dana Footer Jocelyn Kitaeff Moskowitz Jillian Rudman Allison Sellman Lauren Alexander Lynn Brodski Alana Fried Skylar Kono Hillary Motola Maddison Tamar Shahar Weingarten m Lauren Arrington Alix Buckelew Blair Funk Tara Lange Lonnie Nemiroff Saalinger Abby Sharpe Alexis Weisbrod Katherine Bauer Lindsay Colameo Rachel Gilden Ariel Lease Danielle Neuman Emily Sachnoff Sam Shechtman Tori Weitzmann m Lauren Natalie Cohen Jacquelyn Lauren Leibowitz Ariela Newman Rachel Sacks Lauren Siegel Carly Winokur Begelman Farrah Cohn Goldberg Sherry Levine Lindsay Norris Andrea Salzman Rachel Silver Nicole Wyman 2 Michelle Berger Kelly Dangor Amanda Grabel Allie Lewbel Samantha Erika Sandler Molly Sloane Allison Zindell Brittany Emily Dash Jennifer Grant Katie Lewitt Norwick Stephanie Jaimee Spector m Birnbaum Nina DeCosmo Carly Grass Molly Losonczy Vania Osterland Santoro Alex Stetzer Alexis Bitting Joanna Drucker Kerri Green Alissa Mandich Amy Palestine Stephanie Jamie Strauss 2 Heather Block Lili Ein Lisa Hochberger Heather Marolda Jennifer Presser- Schiffman Jessica Samantha Block Julie Freedman Amber Howard Hannah Menda Kroll Lissy Schneider Stumacher OOOOCHEER! Natalie Cohen, Victoria Weitzman and Jillian Rudman cheered on their sisters during October's Homecoming Organized Cheer. HAPPY 50TH ALPHA MU Sigma Delta Tau sisters Carly Grass, Joanna Drucker, Megan Minkow. Ali Cifrese SIGMA and Lauren Siegal celebrate their chapter's 50th DELTA TAU Anniversary Brunch at South Beachls Nikki Beach. BY LAUREN SIEGEL Chapter: Alpha When I came to school I knew I wanted to join Mu a sorority to meet new people and get involved Members: 99 on campus. As the recruitment process went Motto: One on, I found my place in Sigma Delta Tau. I felt Hope for Many like I was joining a true sisterhood, sharing a People connection not only to the girls, but to the entire Chartered: organization as well. SDT gave me something to Spring 1957 be devoted to. StDT also led me to malhyNotherI . . great opportuni ies on campus as we . ot on y , Phllanthropy. has SDT helped me feel more at home at UM, it Prevent Chlld has also provided me with amazing friends to share all my times with, regardless of what we are doing. Without SDT my college landscape would have looked very different, definitely not as satisfying as the one llm looking back on now. Q IIAbuse America Colors- Cafe iaiit and Qld THE SIGNATURE ROSE Elissa Schnider, Hillary Motola, IIStephanie Santoro and Amy Palestine continue the SDT ' tradition of giving a yellow rose to every new member from September 5 informal recruitment. THE BEST GET CROWNED Oh Bid Day 2008, Zeta sisters Rachel DeHayes, Allie Butler, Rachael Maltese and Elle Hebel excitedly awaited the opportunity to greet their new sisters as they were revealed. Christine LeGuizamo Katie Collins Ciers Emiiy Cook Liz Giahgreco Lillie Coston Cassie Glehh IT,S GREAT TO BE A MIAMI HURRICANE Nefra-Ahh MacDonald, Jenna Falcone, Rachel DeHayes, Erika Hutcheson, Tiffany Chang, Allie Butler, Rachael Maltese, Sophia Amberson, Brittany Miller, Lillie Coston, Erih Lockwood, Erika Tapia and ADPi friend, Stephanie Walden join together to tailgate before watching the 'Canes in their new home at Dolphin Stadium. ZETA TAU ALPHA Chapter: Gamma Alpha Members: 106 Ashley Poilah Meredith Reilly Motto: Seek the Noblest! Chartered: 1992 Philanthropy: Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation Colors: Turquoise Blue and Steel Gray THE TRADITION CONTINUES After recruiting a great new member class in Fall 2008, Zeta sisters celebrate with their new members who are happy they are finally Zetas. Deborah Moss, Meghan Kahodia, Erika Tapia, Rachel DeHayes, Audrey Vogel, Alexx Treadgold and Eva Ryder were proud to be included ih the celebrations. BY RACHEL DEHAYES Zetats great diversity sets it apart from other sororities on campus. We are an eclectic group of women, each having our own beliefs, lifestyles and even contrasting personalities, but we share a bond of sisterhood through our rituals and time spent together. The women of Zeta stand out because we promote the core values of our sorority: intensify friendship, promote happiness among its members, to promote the development of dynamic, passionate and independent women. Zeta is a group of friends that has high ideals. big aspirations and the motivation to enjoy every aspect of life to the fullest, from social to philanthropic to academic. ESSICA BRYANQ Erika Tapia . . Kim Thompson Zetas are not afraid to be noticed and are Jessica Craw Stephanie Gre Rachel DeHayes Lindsay Guido Michelle Della Ahhie Hake Guardia Sara Hawatmeh Samantha Lynn Cristina DelToro Elle Hebel Nefra-Ahh Kirsten DiFronzo Kelly Herson MacDonald Lynn Donini Erika Hutcheson Rachael Maltese Kelly Donnelly Stefania Ivan Alex Mantello Erin Durbih Jackie Jas Jenny Martin Ahhika Jensen Meghan Kahodia Jordan Eramo Jenna Falcone Kristin Famsworth Stephanie Jill Farragher Karapetian Joanna Fihazzo Michelle Katz Kelly Fitzpatrick Colleen Kennedy Ashley Flaifel Kim Klocek Morgan Fourgeau- Heather Lacey Claire Smith Angelica Sogor Yami Solis Chloe Spertus Kristina Stuckleh Alex extremely involved on campus. No matter what ciub or organization members would like to join, or even found, there is always a Zeta sister there. Each organization we Amy Wilson are involved in is positiveiy affected by Eiuzen wowed the ideas, values and enthusiasm Zeta e sea . . Woodworth Sisters bring. Zeta helps our members feel comfortable and have a home at UM, thus making them more able to contribute positively to the University community. oooontauooov nuthIIQIocn nuccaiutouno toonvai-uiou Itanuloauoan tuoubooualia oonuhtuhtuvv liouuoannlm. Inductanucwl cbawoonn0000 ItuatuluoOCt utloooruaauo ohomIc-ouout 244 5uuluclogn nuucuutuup unalotmoua ntanttOQII unut5uunln 251 Pl KAPPA ALPHA 252 Pl KAPPA PHI 246 ALPHA SIGMA PHI 247 BETA THETA Pl 253 SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON 254 SIGMA ALPHA MU 255 SIGMA CHI 250 PHI DELTA THETA 256 SIGMA PHI EPSILON 248 KAPPA SIGMA 249 LAMBDA CHI ALPHA VJ Pannozzo, Brandon Gross, Evan Gilead, Sigma Chi Sigma Chi Tim Gross, Danny Casamayor, Alex Gelep, Sigma Alpha Epsilon Alpha Sigma Phi Sigma Alpha Epsilon Pi Kappa Alpha SENIOR SEND-OFF Errol Geberih, Andrew Murphy, Joe Xu, Jesse Leeds, Mike Gustafson and Kyle Jenkins enjoyed their traditional Senior Sehd-off at the end of the Fall Semester. GOtCANES! Mike Splittorf, Jesse Leeds. Kyle Heironimous, Ryan Ohdriezek, Tim Gross, Robert Guarraci, Jake Stewart and Mike Gustafson proudly wore their fraternity's letters and school colors to the Virginia Tech football game. xxx Aft i N M i H X i i it x Qty it t W x i Mi Hpost-Hurricahe Katrina events drew me to the organizations Their willingness to reach out and offer help and advice was something I wanted to be a part of. Though we may i be one of the smaller as i , fraternities on campus, ALPHA u what we lack in numbers SIGMA PHI we make up for in quality. When you walk through the door of the Alpha Sigma Phi suite, Theta you get a true sense of Members: 26 brotherhood. Everyone MOVED: The participates, everyone Cause is Hidden, gets involved and no the Results Well one is just a number Knowrfi on a roster. Even with Chartered: 1982 our small humbers we Philanthropy: compete ih plehty of Kick For Ni university events and make sure were heard and we give back to the community in big ways. Aipha Sigma Phi is unique in the diversity of its members, each one bringing something different to the chapter. i titty i Chapter: Gamma Colors: Cardinal Red and Stone Gray THE JUNGLE Mike Gustafson, John Meskunas, Johh Micich and Dave Chapman don Aztec costumes in preparation for Homecoming festivities. Jerry Bold David Chapman Craig Flanagan David Garbarz .O....il.i+ ooobneissio .Q...l..-.. tuiooltttia IIOODQIO... Oi.i.6..... ooucoooonco Inoicotlllc ountioot... ?E; 246 vovuo-v-Dv OOOOOQUICU UCOOCIDIQI OllII'OOOO I....I...O .O........ .l...'.... IDiC5OOIOQ .O'IOIOIIG Isooasotoo .IoIQOOICO COIODO.... BY TRENT MULLINS Beta Theta Pi is dedicated to building Men of Principle for a principled life. Our brotherhood aids the individual, builds the Fraternity and strengthens the University of Miami through lifelong devotion to intellectual excellence, high standards of moral conduct and responsible citizenship. While we pride ourselves on our scholarship and leadership, we also have a good time responsibly enjoying our full social calendar each semester. Beta Theta Pi is extremely involved in all Greek Life events as evidenced by our winning the 2007 Delta Gamma Anchor Splash ahol Ultimate Frisbee ihtramurals. Beta is DRESSED To erE NI , ES The brothers Jake i i Biaubauoer, fJustln McClintockMarc Haimes, Brooks Grossman, David Yeomahs, Trent Mullins and Jeremy Crystal dressed up for formal. The event was significant to all the brothers bec-iause it was the first overjhight formal for Beta Theta Pi. Hosted in Fort Lauderdale on the beachfront, it was a combination of a beach day and a formal dance and dinner. TOUCH DOWN The brothers of Beta participated in Anchor Bowl, an all-day football tournament to benefit Delta Gamma's philanthropy, Service for Sight Aid to the Blind and the Delta Gamma Foundation. consistently breaking new ground and establishing itself as one of the most involved and reputable RUSH BETA Betas held a Spring Rush event at Hooters, one of seven events to get potential pledges to rush Beta Theta Pi. Rushes met brothers and learned about the brotherhood. fraternities on campus. BETA THETA Pl Chapter: Eta Beta Members: 56 Motto: Building Men of Principle for a Principled Life, Chartered: Fall 2008 Philanthropy: m Beta Blast to m John Calamaras Andres Marshall Adam Lynch Graham Purdy Josh Weis b f1 h f1 11 Alexander Jorge Escobar Holland Johh Mastrey James Kevin Willeforol ene tt e g t m Zach Andersen Casariego Jorge Matt Jacques Justin Regalbuto Andrew Willert against autism Jay Atkison Steve Cavahah Fernandez Yves Jodesty McClintock Sergio Rego David Colors: Delicate m Karam Basra Steven Jeff Gaston Will Johnson Omar Medina Clark Rinehart Yeomahs h d fP' k Bobby Bass Coffmah Jesus Gil Kemy Joseph Jason Mills Manny Rivero Rob Young S a es 0 m 2 Jake Jeremy Crystal Kevin Gradeh Vlad Kaykov Luis Montoya Steve Root , and Blue Blaauboer Peter Darrow Rob Goldrihg Anthony Trent Mullins Richard Russell l m Rolland Bravo Jason Paul Khoury Matt Novak Matt Sidmah Corey Bubb Drabmah Gulameriah Colton Ahdrew Odza Jeff Silpe 2 Justin Budde Brice Durkih Mark Haimes Klihgehsmith Michael Packer David Steeb Michael Mike Eder Damon Helms Marc Logan Scott Paul Jason Stem KAPPA SIGMA Chapter: Epsilon Beta Chapter Members: 40 Motto: Fellowship, Leadership, Scholarhship and Servicell Chartered: Fall 1939 Philanthropy: Kappa Sigma Military Heroes m m m i H V Colors: Red, Green 2 I.I.I Z Aaron Beaudry Samuel Butler Eric Feibusch Julian Hoffman Michael Montali Evah Ross Brian Stafford . Michael Andrew Carta David Green Brady Jacob Mark Oates Peter Nelson Thomas and Whlte Bookmah Steven Clarke Zachary Michael Krell Charlie Otero Siegmahh Tyler Christopher Thomas Greenberg Phillip Lehtz Jesse POhhock Stephen Wiederhold Bosma Dempsey William Gutek Brian Lessahs Jacob Powell Sinclair Grant Williams Jose Breton Daniel Diaz Kyle Harke Alexander Greg Roesch Walt Julio Wilson Jeff Brody Travis Dunh Scott l-lavvley Monsef Lewis Roseh Shellabarger BY MICHAEL MONTALI The philosophy of a Kappa Sig man, The Star and Crescent shall not be worn by every man... Respect. Loyalty. Brotherhood. Tradition. These words olefihe generations of fraternities across the country. Only one fraternity succeeds in embodying the true meaning of Greatness. The Epsilon-Beta Chapter of Kappa Sigma at the University of Miami thrives where all others have failed. We take pride in our extensive involvement on campus. We are active leaders in Student Government and among other Greeks through our involvement in IFC and AGLO. We are making this University better. We excel academically. Our Brothers are members of DAVU Brothers Eric V ...... V V f V V V 'V V ' Perm and Greg Roesch 202r2220303n-i2123;232ZZ$T93SS$$C$222W M w' R ; j i e supported the U with their V , ' ' ar ' r l EDITOR,S NOTE s j i i l l Kappa Sigma sweetheart Sigma. We also believe in improving our community. s . , s V l i e i s 1 s s Megan Anderson at a home Our brothers each donate over 25 hours of their I . KappaSigmalhadtheir chartersrevokedafter i 1 Hurricane Football game. time and $25 to philanthropic efforts. Aoldtionally, i ' i l i i our athletics program is second to hone. We i the completion of this page. , i i i , o compete at the highest levels in all sports and have won numerous campus championships. Lastly, our alumni continue our tradition of leadership beyond college while remaining dedicated to their undergraduate chapter here at the U Lm-wthwWJ :We are charitable... iWe are men of Truth... We are leaders... We are Brothers... We, are... the Most Wanted Men in the Country! - 1 0 1 A u -l 247 1 OOIICOOOOO nuuvcclooi 000000.000 OOOOOOOIO. IIIDOIOOII 000000000. 00000....- IIIIOIIIDI 00.0.00... .IOIOIOIO. coluIl-oot ooI-In00tl l.lkh1E3EJlk Clkil ALPHA Chapter: Epsilon Omega Members: 40 Motto: liEvery Man 51 Mar? Chartered: Spring 1940 Philanthropy: North American Food Drive Colors: Purple, Green and Gold U AHOY MATEY Broth- Michael Bonassar, Joe Chi dress up for a pirat MEMBERS GRUBBIN, AT FUN DAY Brothers Dan Donnelly, Adam Decker and Zach lngwer helped out by serving food at Fun Day, a campus-wide event that allows UM students to interact with special citizens of the Miami area. Mitchell Allen Joe Altieri Kyle Blanton Christopher Bomhoff Michael Bonnassar Bryan Bortnick David Broadstone Cooper Cram l . Michael Cramer Daniel Dahan James Davidson Christopher Davis Adam Decker Michael Diaz Daniel Donnelly Anthony Eads Nogueira, an Galo of Lambda int 1- III 1 III 'III Vutgy-Ipu Christian Gallo Andrew Hunter Zachary lngwer Joshua Jeffreys Emerson Kastenholz Jonathan Kerr Matthew Killough Michael Knight Aaron Kurincak Ariel Limor James McNaul Sameul Meyer Abraham Mizrahi Brian Noack Ryan Nogueira Peter Northrop Lambda Chi Alpha is a solid brotherhood. In just four short years, Lambda Chi turns friends into family. You can always ask a brother for anything. We have more diversity than any other fraternity on campus. Our brothers are from all over the United States and we come in all shapes, shades and sizes. We are involved in many aspects of campus life, allowing for older brothers to open up doors for the younger brothers. The best part of being a brother of Lambda Chi is having a house to live in. There are always people around to hang out with and there is always something to do, whether its playing pool, bocce ball, video games or playing the back nine at the TPC Savvgrass on our golf simulator. There is also never a shortage of people who are willing to head out to the bars any day of the week. Sanjay Palta Claudio Perez Matthew Powell Francis Torralba Joseph Zelasko BY DALLAS SHORT Phi Delta Theta is the Standard for Brotherhood? It is not a cookie-cutter chapter where everyone is alike, but a chapter where everyone can be themselves yet still be a part of something bigger. Phi Delts pride themselves on strong friendships, academic excellence and moral integrity. We offer high expectations of bettering , ourselves and promoting the r $ l ' i l a ideals of Phi Delta Theta. til I. i ' , , ' w PHI DELTA l l i THETA Many brothers in Phi Delta Theta hold officer positions in other l i l l l Chapter: Florida organizations including Student OLYMPIC DAY Phi Delts gathered at the annual Greek Week Olympic Day, where Delta Government and lhterfraterhity the brothers partook in events such as tug-of-war, relay races and dodgeball. Members' 41 Council. Phi Delts are involved M tt :llO M ' in everything from Offthe 0 O ne anls Wire to the Miami Hurricane NO Man newspaper. From Homecoming Chartered: 1996 to Greek Week, to philanthropy Ph1lanthropy: events, the brothers of Phi Delta AmYOtTOPhiC Theta maintain an unyielding Lateral Sclerosis commitment to their fraternity, Association tALSAl their school and their community. Colors: Azure and Argent No matter if it is scholastically, athletically, or socially, Phi Delts are leaders and continue to help upgrade and enrich the college experience for their brothers and all those around them. The feeling of being a Phi is more than words can GXDVGSS and only those LIFElSABEACH Eliott Geffher, Brendan Smith, Mike Pappas, Chris Yihglihg, Tyler selected Will ever fully knows how Redd and Amy Beck enjoyed a Phi Delt brotherhood event on the beach of Key it feels to be Proud to be a Phil Biscayne, spending quality time playing volleyball, swimming and barbequihg, FIGHTING ON EVERY FRONT Phi Delts did their part for community service, participating in the annual ALS Walk. ALS, also known as Lou Gehrigts Disease, a neurodegenerative disease, causes muscle weakness throughout the body. AFORMAL AFFAIR Kieron Shitama, Stephanie Ferrara, Allison Bernstein, Dallas Short, Kristen Coote, Miles Wiley, Matt Cullihgham ahd Alyson Trillo danced the night away at the Phi Delt winter Semi-Formal. David Adams Elliot Geffhe Benjamin Almazan EthanAlpern Daniel Aybar Stuart: , i Bromfield, Alex Bryant Michaela'Ca-ronia Cados , CandarCOM u Will Conway r . 1:3 Matt Cuiim' ' y i H l' Nick Dodds', a PHmmjaRAPH BY RACHEL EWY l V Edwawrquy , Brad Gages ; , a 'w luovlnoion OOOOIIOIOI 1000...... .IQDOOIOIO 0000-00... PI KAPPA ALPHA Chapter: Gamma Omega Members: 76 Motto: Once Pike Always a Pikeii m. STARTING THE SEASON OFF STRONG Mark Federico, Jesse Wright, Alex Cahdee, Scott lhgold and Richard Lewis represented UM and Pike as they tailgated for Miami's first 2008 game against Charleston-Southerh. MEMBERS Steve Adams Jay Albelda Jeremy Altman Skyler Anderson Mike Atzlah Brett Bailey Matt Beirhe Don Callahan Alex Cahdee Mitchell Carr Chris Casella Ben Chandler Barry Chehmah Peter Ciahelli Matt Cline Andrew Cohen JM. Corneli Devahg Desai Matt Diehl Avesta Ebrahimi Jason Eisner Brandon Emery Joe Fanara Scott Feldman John Flanagan Tom Flanagan Jason Fox Tommy Fraser BY ALEX CANDEE The Gamma Omega chapter at UM is the longest standing organization at UM, founded on July 18, 1926 before the school even opened its doors for the first day of classes. That day, an ambitious group of men came together to further true and lasting friendships, to better the collegiate community of which they were to be a part and to promote the type of fellowship that denotes the highest bonds of fraternalism. Since then, the Chapter has succeeded in breeding Scholars, Leaders, Athletes and Gentlemen for over 80 years at the University of Miami. The Pi Kappa Alpha vision is to set the standard of integrity, intellect and achievement for our members, host institutions and the communities in which we live. The chapter continued to boast these ideals through the last year. From winning several intramural championships and successfully holding two philanthropic events, to campus involvement in over 45 clubs, teams and organizations, the Chapter of 76 men has made their mark on campus. Matt Garcia Steve Gelberg Alex Gelep Joe Girardi Eric Golhick Ross Green Jerry Gulasey Nick Holzer Pete Hosmahh Dan Hurst Scott lhgold Norbert lssacs Adam Kaufman Michael Keller Evan Long Garrett Lorentz Danny Mahimbo Federico Marc Will McBee Colin McCarthy Lucas MCGarvey Brendan McNaboe Danny Medeo Ralphi Mizrahi Garih Murphy Reed Nicol Jordan Orlovsky Dane Osborn Matt Perrelli Matt Pipho Richard Steven Riotti Roberto Riva Cory Samuels Jesse Scarola Quinn Schaffer Mike Sciaba Andrew Sherlock KC Sherry Zachary Smith Stephen Spalliho Matt Starhes Mike Stepieh Eric Stevens Sean Stokes Rocco Totiho Louis Tricarico Andrew Tyler Tim Ward Phil Wiederlight Paul Williams Joe Wihsby Jesse Wright Mike Young BY PIETRO BORTOLETTO Pi Kappa Phi has been building better men on college campuses across the country since1904. From their humble roots at the College of Charleston in South Carolina to 140 active chapters today, Pi Kappa Phi is committed to their fundamental values; Character, Leadership, Academics, Service and Sportsmanship tCLASSJ. In 1972, Pi Kappa Phi founded and continues to own and operate PUSH America, which is a service organization that raises funds and awareness about people with disabilities. The Alpha Chi Chapter was originally founded at the University Miami on October 11th, 1947 and remained on campus until its closure in 1969. After forty years, Pi Kappa Phi is excited for the opportunity to return to the Coral Gables campus this year with 45 new Leaders by Choice. THERE IS A FIRST FOR EVERYTHING Thomas Caraballo and Ryan Meade celebrated their first National Founders Day, a dinner held on December10th in the UC Flamingo BaHrooms. The chapter hosted their membership as well as local alumni iRAPH BY LEAH ADAMS SMOKE THIS Brothers Steve Carlsson, Miguel Velasco and Thomas Muttone enjoyed a cigar during a Smoker,he1d at the conclusion of the Spring 2009 rush week, which brought the chapter 16 new members. Mark Daniels Marvin De Armas Nick Demeo PI KAPPA PHI Chapter: Alpha Chi Members: 45 Motto: ttNothing Shall Ever Tear us Asunder Chartered: October 11th, 2008 Philanthropy: PUSH America Color: Gold, White and Blue CELEBRATING YEARS OF BROTHERHOOD Wes Eakmah, Pietro Bortoletto, Jose Obregon and Juan Montoya gathered in front of the gate given to the College of Charleston in South Carolina for the 25th anniversary of the chartering of Pi Kappa Phi. Jose Obregon : Christian Perez Zackery P - N ncoalotoco iCOCIlliil IIICIIIODI 010.950... oilonilnuo .OIIQCIOOC onatooiuoo a naughty and nice together as cops and robbers at a themed mixer. SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON Chapter: Florida Alpha Members: 54 Motto: llPhi Alphal Chartered: April 17, 2004 Colors: Old Gold and Royal Purple MEMBERS Steve Balch Matt Baren Josh Bergman Will Berman Adam Budovsky Derek Busto Shaun Calnan Joshua Cantor Kyle Capasso Daniel Casamayor Rob Castillo Calvin Cestari Thomas Choi Jeffrey DetloflC Danny Driscoll Joseph Dussling Michael Eisenstein Thomas Fugard Brett Fuller Ramon Galiana Evan Gallo Ross Goldberg William Gutterman Daniel l-lanlon Andrew Hansen Christopher Hayes Marc Hershan Alexander Hill Elias Hionides Ben Joffe John Karpis Scott Kasten Rob Kiss Chris Kitterman Matthew Lee Stefan Mann Adam Margol Mike Marinelli James Mazzulla Matt McElroy Will Miller Joe Munn Vishaal Ohri Savvas Pantelides Brad Perry Mike Rangel Julio Rios Miles Varghese Kevin Vecchione lan Wells JC Whither w Rob Faulstich Anthony Ferraresi Jeremy Kruger Alex Lee BY DANNY CASAMAYOR Loyalty. Honor. Friendship. Fraternity. Sigma Alpha Epsilon not only defines these words, but gives them true meaning. While many lessons are learned in the Classroom, the most important ones are those based on life experiences, which are learned outside of the Classroom. Sigma Alpha Epsilon helps its brothers accomplish just that. Participating in Greek Week, Homecoming and Intramural events has not only helped us build Character, but it has strengthened our bonds as a brotherhood. The brothers of Sigma Alpha Epsilon have always supported, encouraged and stood up for one another. Through our dedication to each other, as well as the University of Miami, we strengthen our bonds of brotherhood and set the prime example of what it means to be fraternity men. Though the faces will Change in subsequent generations, some things will always be the same: Thursday night mixers, Friday afternoons at the Rathskeller and Saturdays at Hurricane football games. When one joins Sigma Alpha Epsilon, not only does he join an organization defined by the ideals of the True Gentleman, but he also joins an organization defined by the brothers' commitment to one another. lCANE PRIDE SAE brothers drove five hours to represent the 'U on a road trip to the University of Florida in early September.. THE LION,S ROAR Brothers Josh Bergman, Chris Kitterman, Calvin Cestari, Bill Gutterman, Matt Baren and Alex Lee partied with the SAE lion in front of Floridals SAE house in Gainsville. 3H Ii HT VRAI H BY RACHEL E Y James Barnett Matthew Bernstein Ryan Ceresani Cory Lebowtiz Marc Leven Anthony Lombardi Josh Rosen Aaron Samberg Brad Schatz SIGMA ALPHA MU Chapter: Mu Epsilon Members: 43 Motto: iiActa Virum Probantii Matt Collier Rob Maccarone Adam Schindler Chartered: Jonah Corwin Clinton Magill Brian Schottenstein Ryan Dauer Adam Margolis Jeffrey Scro 1987 Andrew Eiger Andrew Moskowitz Matt Spuler Philanthropy: Ross Feldgreber Rob Murray Eric Strauss Alzheimers Josh Gardner Ari Nagar Matt Strauss . . Conor Garvin Dan Nicholson Sam Warren ASSOClaUOU Steve Giasser Ethan Nochumowitz Jonny Wax Colors: Purple Ben Goodkind Greg Orgel Matthew Wolfson and White Josh Hacohen Harold Portnof Lorenz Zaragoza Jake Indyk David Reznick Jon Zaretzky Wes Kean Nick Rio SECOND SEMESTER FUN Brothers WGS Kean and James Barnett enjoyed some time relaxing on the beach in-between games of cornhole, volleyball and pool football during Sammyls o W BY RYAN CERESAN' weekend formal in the Florida Keys. Sigma Alpha Mu was founded in 1909 with the highest 3? W WWM ideals of brotherhood and humanity. At the University of H Miami, this has been upheld to the highest degree. Sigma mi; Alpha Mu is an athletically competitive, socially active and scholastically motivated fraternity that takes pride in on-field or in-class performance and out of the classroom interaction. More importantly, our brotherhood is seamless with a spirit of respect and unity that pervades the chapter room. This is reflected in the respect earned from the University as a whole. We participate in many sorority philanthropies and host our own, known as SAM Slam. Every brother would say that Sigma Alpha Mu is one of their best decisions, ensuring that college is not only a memorable experience, but that we can leave with lasting and meaningful bonds of friendship. DRESSED TO IMPRESS Donny Landis, Dann and Anthony Lombardi took a break fro Gamma formal held at Key Biscayn- , nthony Lombardi, Matt Collier eirrW-Qhapter in a brotherhood dinner 253 Joey Moreno Brian Romot Jeremy Turim Mike Mullahe Jack Rossi Mick UtIey Mark Daveh , Brendan Murphy Skyler Salmah Craig Vogel Brent DeSelIier Lichtenstaedter Ker Nettesheim Alex Schehdel Bryant Wilson Tanner DeVries ' Matt Lord VJ Pahhozzo Mathew Scholtec William Wooten Scott Eisenberg Max MathOh Nick Pearce Taylor Shumate Rob Wyaht Evan Feldsteih Jay Marshbum Chris Perih Andrew Siegel Aaron Fischer Adam McCormick Daniel Piderit Eric Smith Zach Former Eric McCoy Adam Pinter Eric Tolchih Casey French Mason McPhee Arthur Pyott Johh Trainer Josh Garcia ason Mongilio Corey Richard Beh Treece TOUCHDOWN TOMMY Zach Forher fired the school cannon after a Miami touchdown, one of the oldest Hurricane football and Sigma Chi traditions. BY BRANDON GROSS FUN IN THE SUN Sigma Chi brothers enjoyed the sunshine on a beach ItIs strange sitting here writing this letter day at Key Biscayne With the ladies of DeIta Gamma. as a graduating senior. It feels like just SIGMA CHI yesterday that I got my bid to Sigma Chi, and here I am figuring out what to say Chapter: . for my senior sehd-off. I didth come to Gamma Phl UM searching for a fraternity to join, but Members: 80 for some reason I found Sigma Chi. It was Motto: tiln Hoe Signo Vinces Chartered: 1942 Philanthropy: Huntsman Cancer Institute and Childrerfs Miracle Network Colors: Blue and Old Gold a K without a doubt one of my best finds in my four years here. The brotherhood is the most important part of our Gamma Phi chapter. That is What I Will remember most. Sure, there are the great things that come along with being a Sig, like shooting Touchdown Tommy at Dolphin Stadium, the RPs, the mixers, Derby Days, the Chapter meetings and more, but nothing beats the bonds of our brotherhood. The memories that we have all shared throughout these four years is what each graduating senior will remember most. We leave with great friendships that will last long after graduation. I know that I will always find true friendship here and for that I will be forever grateful. CANE MADNESS The members of Sigma Chi tailgatepih thf prior to entering a Miami footbaII game at DQIphIn Stadi i ANCHORS AWAY Michael Germade, Jason Riher, Chris Nelson and Bertrand Sharr gathered together before heading to their 2008 Semi- Formai, a boat cruise around Key Biscayne. AN HONORABLE EVENT Nicholas Cote, Benjamin Pehh, Clayton Armstrong Francisco Siman, Tarik Madhi, Kendeh Pettit ahd . . Jonathan Moss, brothers of Sigma Phi Epsilon, were joined by their ASSOClathU distinguished speaker of the year, President Shalala, as she spoke on Colors: Purple, the economy, UM and the importance of Greek Life. i minimivir, iv. MEGAN TIRILLI SIGMA PHI EPSILON Chapter: Florida Gamma Members: 67 Motto: i'Building Balanced Leaders for the Worldis Communities,, Chartered: Spring 1999 Philanthropy: American Heart Red and Gold BY KENDAN PETTIT As the largest fraternity at the University of Miami, the Florida Gamma chapter of Sigma Phi Epsilon continues to provide a standard of excellence that has not gone unmerited. We are a strong brotherhood of over 80 men achieving exceilehce as scholars, leaders, athletes ahd gentlemen. Each one of us strives to become a Balanced Man during our undergraduate career and thereafter. Our reputation to students and faculty is undoubtedly exceptional; wetve consistently held a top GPA since being re-Chartered in 1999 at UM, have won the Presidents Cup for intramural sports more times than any other fraternity in the last 10 years and remain extremely competitive in every competition and event that we take part. Our Florida Gamma Chapter is contending for its fifth Buchanan Cup this summer, the highest possible honor bestowed upon Sig Ep Chapters nationwide, and the maximum number we have achieved for our 10th anniversary. Sigma Phi Epsilon is focused not oniy on developing its members to make the best of their college careers, but is also determined to build balanced leaders for the worlds communities. tt'satcetso atuaasuiti guiiituicie Qi Itco IJQ IQIFDIIIII Iiieiitiuts aninlteotvi Qonootcolls atialuiogii G9iil$t09t0 Dnicuocaae: caatluaonou .Oliililili Gittiliiel. ;a9ien ero nag m C73 niggoioss! Ioceaetuas acegtseaca Ianlsialvin Dliifilit. aogayeoltt toiingitai olunteuoon Gzatiamal cw 257 LAMBDA THETA ALPHA 258 LAMBDA THETA PHI 259 SIGMA LAMBDA BETA 260 SIGMA LAMBDA GAMMA FIRST ROW Edilio Diaz', JoannaSanCHez, Daniel Verna, Andrew Menzies, Cushla Talbuf SECONDROWJonathan Hoffman, Keesha Vaughn, Eldris Despaigne, Carolyn Hunter BACK ROW Keisha Baisden, Jessica Portalatm, Luis Sierra,KatariinaICerdan, Antonio Siefra, Tamika Henry, Karel Forde, Stephanie Lopez, Lisamara Sandigo, Juan Carlos Matos BY ELDRIS DESPAIGNE Lambda Theta Alpha is the First Latin Sorority in the Nation...period. In its 33 years of existence, Lambda Ladies uphoid the principles of Unity, Love and Respect with high regard. Lambda Theta Alpha strives to empower the Universal Woman through strong leadership, ihdepehdehce, excellence in programming, embracing cultural traditions and love for the community by believing that the Sky is the Limit? The Beta Sigma Chapter at UM is truly tlhtelligeht, Sophisticated and Independent. Portrayihg the fine qualities of confidence, hard work and dedication, these ladies have excelled beyond their own expectations, putting their mind, heart and soul into everything they do. We pride ourselves in our diversity and devotion. The strong and genuine sisterhood that Lambda Theta Alpha esteems is unbreakable. These unique traits make Lambda Theta Alpha stand out at UM and in my heart. LAMBDA THETA ALPHA Chapter: Beta Sigma Members: 3 Motto: iiUnity, Love, and Respect Chartered: Fall 2000 Philanthropy: Children of the Community and Multiple Myeloma Awareness Colors: Burgundy and Gray MEMBERS Keesha Vaughn, Katariiha Cerdah, Eldris Despaighe LAMBDAS FROM FAR AND WIDE At the Lambda Theta Alpha annual convention, Katariiha Cerdah, Grettel Juarex, Denise Vidot, Keesha Vaughn, Eldris Despaighe, Summer Berge, Juanita Guevara ahd Krista ClayOh, members of UM's chapter of Lambda Theta Alpha, come together with members from various other chapters throughout the country. BETA SIGMA Eldris Despaighe ahd Keesha Vaughn, sisters of the Beta Sigma chapter of Lambda Theta Alpha, show off their chapter letters while hanging out on campus. NTRA-ORGANIZATION LOVE Lambda Theta Alpha sisters Eldris Despaighe, Lisamara Sahdigo, Cushla Talbut ahd Katariiha Cerdah dressed up to honor their newest sisters at their unveiling show. lldfiaii'hdgiii'fmmlimM753?Willih'ingXWPvih? WV '. oo.coootil I!I!.OIO..I OIOOOIOOOO OOQiIQOIOO 0.00.01... MEMBERS SIGMA LAMBDA GAMMA Chapter: Alpha Gamma Members: 12 Motto: liCulture is Pride; Pride is Success Chartered: October 28, 2003 Philanthropy: Breast Cancer Awareness and the Trio Program Colors: Shocking Pink and Majestic Purple Neekah Aeihi Margaret Arzon Samantha Daley Leslie Hood Stephanie Colas Veronica Escalera Adriana Monje Joanna Sanchez Lanceha Bizune Merleen Emmanuel Deanna McKay Nicole Scifo BY NEEKAN AYITA AEINI Sigma Lambda Gamma National Sorority Incorporated is a Latina- based, multicultural sorority that embraces the empowerment of all women. It is the fastest growing fraternal organization. This sisterhood embodies five founding principles of Academics, Community Service, Cultural Awareness, Morals 8t Ethics and Social Interaction. Since our inception on campus, welve held the highest GPA in our council; however, it is our diverse culture and leadership that have set us apart. In a Chapter of less than fifty women, we represent more than 25 cultures and over 109 nationally. The motto of Culture is Pride; Pride is Successll uniquely intertwihes cultural awareness and heritage with personal achievement. I most admire our emphasis on diversity and its principles, which allows us to apply everywhere at the University of ' Miami. Sisters lead in a wide range of activities such as COISO's executive board, UMTV, Hispanic Heritage Month, A88 and many more. Further adding to our uniqueness, we have even won a national competition in step. Sigma Lambda Gamma embraces everything I value in life. It is my family, network, school, involvement, achievement, passion, opportunities and future. It is my everything. SHH, BE QUIET Neekah Aeihi shows attitude and poise for Sigma Lambda Gamma at the Greek Extravahgaza. PHOTOGRAPH BY JACQUELYNN SIMS GHANDI DAY Not only did sisters serve as site leaders for National Ghandi Day, the entire chapter participated in community service activities all around Miami. Sisters Joahha Sanchez, Lanceha Bizune arid Adriana Monje helped with landscaping, GREEK EXTRAVAGANZA The Alpha Gamma Chapter placed third at the annual Greek Extravaganza Step Competition. For Olivia Moffett, Tamika Henry, Carolyn Hunter. Neekan Aeini, Deanna McKay, Lanceha Bizune, Stephanie Colas and Keisha Baisden. This was their first year competing Edilio Diaz Andrew z Menzies Michael m Lopez Michaei : Gonzales Gil Lebron w Andrew Hayes m LAMBDA THETA PHI Chapter: Beta Theta Members: 5 Motto: iiChivalry Above Self and En la unien esta 1a fuerzai MIMES AND Chartered: April FARMERS 16, 2000 Lambda Theta Philanthropy: Phi's. Michael . . . Amerlcan Heart Gonzales, Edilio S , Diaz, Matthew OClety Hayes, Michael Colors: Brown and Lopez and White Andrew Menzies, mimed ahd farmed their way to the annual a r Halloween party night in Coconut Grove where festivities lasted well into the new November morning. BY EDILIO DIAZ Lambda Theta Phi is nationally recognized as the first Latin fraternity in the United States. Being the first of its kind, Lambda Theta Phi is the definition of uniqueness and originality. Upon our founding we sought to find a way to express ourselves thOugh an art form that was as unique and origihal as our founding. With that ih mind, our founders created the illustrious art Of saluting. Anyone who has ever heard or seen us salute can immediately see the passion we have for. our organization - me, our FAMILY. While many fraternities are great for socializing and networking, Lambda Theta Phi has all of these qualities plus it is a true brotherhood. Being a Lambda is not just joining an organization while in college, it is a lifetime commitment to a family ., dedicated to the enhancement of g i our community. Once a Lambda V V. H always a Lambda. POST-GAME PLAN Alumnus Freddy Rodriguez leads a group huddle to discuss celebration plans after a UM sporting victory. , . 259 OOCIIII'IQ -7' m'wzstmm , .QIIIIIOO3 lololcoluu 2 I I I t o u I o o b cactuaunau Islsnnoono uclooocoin I o o C I t a a O n OOIUOICIOI 000-3500.; LINE BROTHERS Fall 2007 Line Brothers Luis Sierra and Samuel Kugbei, with other Sigma Lambda Beta members from different schools, display the importance of diversity and cultural awareness to the fraternity, SIGMA LAMBDA BETA Colonized: March 25, 2007 Members: 9 Motto: lOpportunity for Wisdom, Wisdom for Culture Philanthropy: Brother Victor Correa CPR Awareness Day Colors: Royal Purple and Pure White w SALUTE Osmani Deoch Gregory Larrieux, Ja Labosierre, Pushkar A MWN- 'lEHPl'J W3; 6 Mrv ,, mm? W ANDESl mag i LL lllLlGEm F W Esmmm 3.1.3 of the Foundih ,uuNDERa PROUDLYINVOLVED Juan Carlos Matos, Cornelius Jefferson and Osmahi Deochahd of SLB show their strong presence on campus as displayed here in their participation at Cahefest 2008, BY SAM KUGBEI Sigma Lambda Beta International Fraternity, Incorporated was founded on April 4,1986, by eighteen founding fathers who sought to create an organization like no other, one that would bind society together based upon the principles of Brotherhood, Scholarship, Cultural Awareness and Community Service. Today, Sigma Lambda Beta is the hatiorfs largest Latiho-based fraternity with multicultural membership. On March 25,2007, seven dedicated, hard-workihg meh brought this honorable fraternity to the University of Miami, making a notable mark on campus since its establishment and truly representing the diversity for which this university is known. The fraternity sets its sights on long-term goals of growing every day, making lifelong friends and building an entity that will become a formidable force in years to come. GIVING BACK Juan Carlos Matos, Osmahi Deochahd, Cornelius Jefferson, Luis Sierra and Samuel Kugbei participated in the Gandhi Day of Service. Community service is one of the four pillars of SLB the others are brotherhood, scholarship and cultural awareness. Osmahi Deochahd Cornelius Jefferson Samuel Kugbei Juan Carlos Matos Juan Marcos Rivera Antonio Sierra Luis Sierra Pushkar Sihgh Daniel Verna MEMBERS 1 1W 111 1 1 1111111111 111 111 111 1111111 11111111111111 11 11. 111111 11 11 :11 11111111111111 11 1 1111111111 1 1 11111 111W 11111 11111L111l'1111 11W 263 DELTA SIGMA THETA 264 SIGMA GAMMA RHO 265 ZETA PHI BETA 11 11W W . W WW 11111111 1 111 1111111111 M 111111 I 1 111111111 W11 1111111111 11111: W W 11.1 1111 . W11 1 1 111111111111I1 11111 267 9268 269 ALPHA PHI ALPHA 1 1 KAPPA ALPHA PSI OMEGA PsI PHI 1 1, I111 11 11 I W, , 1' 11 1111111 11111111111111 1 .111'111111 111171111111 1111111111111 1111111111,.1111111111111111111141 I 11111 1111111111 Wm 11 111111111 11.11 11 1 1 1111111111. 111111111 1. 11.111111111111111 W 11111 111111111 11 11111111111111 111111 1111111 '11 1 1 1 1111' 111 11' 11111 I 1 11111111111 11' 1 11 1, 1'1 11 1111111 11111111111111 1. 111 1111 11111 PHI BETA SIGMA IIOIOOIOOIII IIO'IIIOIIII CIIOIIODI. 0.0.0.0..- MEET THE GREEKS Bianca Knox and Jacquelyn Dilworth, members of Alpha Kappa Alpha attended the National Pah-Hellenic Council's Greek Panorama in the UC l-Lounge, an opportunity for the NPHC Greeks to speak about their organizations history and involvement at UM, It was also a time for non- Greek students to meet the Greeks and learn more about each organization. ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA Chapter: Iota Nu Members: 13 Motto: By Merit and Culture Chartered: Spring 1975 Philanthropy: American Cancer Society Colors: Salmon Pink and Apple Green Sasha Bussey Lehhae Crawford 2 Rochelle Borelahd Ashley Calioway BY JACQUELYN DILWORTH Stephanie Felix Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated was founded on the campus of Howard University in January 1908, as the first African American sorority for college- educated women. This year, we celebrate our 100th anniversary and continue Alpha Kappa Alphas legacy of sisterhood, scholarship and service. Over the past 100 years, Alpha Kappa Alpha has remained at the forefront of Change, empowering women and communities through exceptional service and programming. The Iota Nu Chapter, chartered ih1975, has been active at UM and in the Miami-Dade community. We have organized community service events, educational programming and health ihitiatives in an effort to improve the social stature of those living in the surrounding community. I decided to join Alpha Kappa Alpha because many of the women who inspired me from an early age and who were heavily involved in the community were women of Alpha Kappa Alpha. The women who founded our organization were trailblazers as are our current members. I wished to be a part of a history-makihg organization. I wanted to surround myselic with like- minded women who have strengths where my weaknesses lie and can utilize my individual strengths for service. Jacquelyn Dilworth Sharifa Gayle Mahwish Saleem Coleen Johnson Khaleedah Johnson Angelica Lewis Bianca Knox Nkoyo Ntekim YES WE CAN Sasha Bussey, Coleeh Johnson and Ashley Calloway canvassed the South Miami area as part of their National Organization's efforts to get as many people in the community to register to vote, make them aware of deadlines and rules pertinent to their districts and to ensure voters had transportation to the polls or access to absentee ballots for the 2008 Presidential Election. DOING THEIR PART in response to President Barack Obama's call to action that citizens spend the MLK day holiday by serving their local communities, members Rochelle Borelahd, Jacquelyn Dilworth, Bianca Knox and Khaleedah Johnson spent an afternoon painting a jungle-themed mural outside an elementary school near the Barnyard Community Center in Coconut Grove. BY ESTHER LAMARRE 0th two months after being founded, Delta Sigma Theta took action and participated as the 0th Black Greek letter organization in the Womehts Suffrage March. We are more than a social sorority; we were foumded Oh the concept of Change. I Chose to be a member because of the sisterhoodts dedication to action instead of reaction. We are committed to social action operating under our Five Point Programmatic Thrust: Economic Development, DELTA Educational Development, International Awareness SIGMA and Involvement, Physical and Mental Health and THETA PoIitical Awareness and Involvement. Chapter: Tau Our chapter was Chartered at UM on April 30, 2004. Currently we hold the honor of being home Rho to the sororityts National second Vice President Mia Members: 6 Smith and South Floridats State Facilitator Gabrielle MOttO: Officer. Initiatives unique to Tau Rho include the HInteHigenee biannual Black State of the nU Summit, the Art is the Torch of of Words Oratorical Scholarship contest, the Red Wisdom Egggeesjggigegitree Serles and the Departmental PLAYING HOUSE Gabrielle Officer and Mia Smith painted Chartered: ' a house in Liberty City during MLK Day of Service. The Sprmg 2004 sisters met up on a Saturday morning and were taken to Philanthropy: Liberty City to paint the home of an elderly woman. Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation and Relay for Life Colors: Crimson and Cream MIGHTY ELEPHANT Sorority sisters showcased the mighty elephant stance symbolizing the historical strength of Delta Sigma Theta. SISTERLY SUPPORT Gabrielle Officer and Mia Smith support Simore Afamefuna, symbolic that in Detta, the sisters hold each other up. THE DST-INCT DUCK Lamarre, Gabrielle r . t ' a Afamefuna take on t- r e t x I t DSTihct duck stah r .- e pledge lihe ahhive t t Angelica Lewis MahWish Saleem Bianca Knox Nkoyo Ntekim Lehhae Crawford ah Johnson SHEGNEN N 03 OD o m o I I ll 0 a I a OIDOIOCIII 0093-0000. Ouiooloilo wm'quy; 4-, I ioosluoo-o tntcoeiens vioulavlio IOO9ICOIOQ FIRST LADIES The ladies Of Sigma Gamma Rho stepped to perfection at NPHC's ahhual Greek Extravaganza, earhihg them a first place finish and bragging rights. PHOTOGRAPH BY JACQUELYNN SIMS SIGMA GAMMA RHO Chapter: Marvelous Mu Nu Members: 6 Motto: Greater Service, Greater Progress Chartered: February 29, 1992 Philanthropy: Operation Big Bookbag, Project Reasurrance, Sickle Cell Awareness Colors: Royal Blue and Antique Gold BY RACHEL E Y BY RAHEL CALLENDER Whether its the way we walk Oh campus, our on-going events and projects or perhaps just our eye catching royal blue and gold ihsighia, Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Incorporated stands out as a uniquely outstanding and upstanding member of the University of Miami Greek community. It is our ability to stand on our own - as women and leaders united in sisterhood - that makes us strong. Such strength was not developed overnight. Our organization has had a i7-year legacy here at the University of Miami; one that is colored with success, leadership and service to others. Throughout the years, we have exemplified the true meaning of sisterhood, service and scholarship. it was these three qualities that first attracted me to this great organization. My decision to join was one of the best decisions 1 made in my life. With every passing day, I realize more and more how incredible it is to be a woman of SGRho. As Sigma women, we strive to be the very best that a woman should be - intelligent, powerful, passionate and bold. TIME OF THEIR LIVES Showing all of the marvelous sides of the University of Miamits Mu Nu chapter, Krys Foster, Darlene Saihvil, Daihielle Martin, Zaihab Ali, Rahel Callehder and Amelia Ellison of Sigma Gamma Rho goofed off on a fountain. Krys Foster, Darlene Sainvil, Dainieile Martin, Zaihab Ali, Rahel Callehder, Amelia Ellison SHEENEN PAINTING THE TOWN RED Members of Sigma Gamma Rho spent time together at an outing off campus, A strong bond both in and out of their sisterhood is extremely important. FIGHTING FORACAUSE New members Krys Foster, Daihielle Martin, Zaihab Ali and Amelia Ellison tabled for a philanthropy named Project Reassurance to assist pregnant teens. There are a multitude of things that make Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. different from the rest of all other Greek organizations. While all of the sororities in the National Pah-Hellehic Council uphold the principles of Scholarship, Service and Sisterly Love, Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. has the principle of Finer Womanhood. We believe that as women of Zeta we should at all times carry ourselves as finer women. This can be seen in everything that we do and through how we live our lives. Another thing that makes us unique is that we are BLUE AND WHITE The Blue and White Family shared in some rest and relaxation on the University Center Patio after performances at the Fiher Womanhood Yard Show. ZETA PHI BETA Chapter: Sigma ,lthe only sorority that is constitutionally Delta ' bound to another fraternity, Phi Beta Member: 1 Sigma Fraternity, Ihc. I chose Zeta Phi Motto: A Beta Sorority, Inc. over all other sororities Community- because of the instant connection I had Conscious, With these ladies. I Instantly felt that these Action-Oriented were women that I could call my sorors. O . . ,, . rgamzatlon The family atmosphere that comes from . . . Chartered: the Blue and White Family was something 8 b 19 that could not be replicated. I also wanted eptem er , to be apart of an organization that had 19?2 that sense of family and that gave so much Ph1lanthropy: Storks Nest Program and the March for Babies Colors: Royal Blue and Pure White back to the community as well. BEAUTIES IN BLUE Zakina Ogbourhe, Kimberly Lawrence, Renee Rose and Nina Nunes of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. supported the men of Alpha Phi Alpha at a charity function off campus. MEMBER CO.CDIUIOII ICIDIIOOIOI ollcoonlioo IIIIICIODII 05 i wumm counts...- SKEE-WEEK Brothers of the Eta Delta Chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, lhc. hung out With their sorors from the Iota Nu Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. after the girls presented a gift to the Eta Delta Chapter during Skee- Week opening ceremonies. ALPHA PHI ALPHA Chapter: Eta Delta Members: 8 Motto: Tirst of A11, Servants of All, We Shall Transcend AW Chartered: 1970 Philanthropy: Project Alpha Colors: Black and Old Gold BY JEREMY LADSON w Moise and b F ' nil: Since its founding in December 1906, Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. has been at the forefront of social Change and improving the lives of the most vulnerable Americans. Its original mission was to provide a support system for African American males at Cornell University. Throughout the last hundred years, Alpha Phi Alpha has produced outstanding members, like Martin Luther King Jr, Thurgood Marshall and WEB. DuBois, and will continue to do so. The history of the fraternity, the way in which the members carry themselves and their hever-ehdihg commitment to its ideals of mahly deeds, scholarship and love for mankind attracted the current chapter members to join the brotherhood. Their focus on community uplift and personal development instilled by their predecessors are all qualities which separate the brothers of this fraternity. The brothers have been passionate about rehderihg service to their community, participating in voter registration, Habitat for Humanity, mentoring and educational activities with less fOFtUhate yOUhg men throughout Miami, amohgst MEET MISS BLACK AND GOLD The Brothers of the Eta Delta other volunteer activities. The Chapter has alSO Chapter enjoyed the company of their 2008 Miss Black 8t been well represented in academic and professional Gold in Gainesville, Florida before attending the Florida endeavors, counting bromiheht lawyers, doctors, invitational Step Show. businessmen and teachers amongst their alumni. HlO'i'Ciif.iMiJii1T1 KARI ROSENBERG Dana Adams Joseph Dubery Jeremy Ladson Carl-Hehri Montiston Cordaro Davis Michael Duncan Lionel Moise Terrance Thomason MEMBERS , ' Etzcmsus' CJ WILLIAMS Established in 19H in Bloomington, Indiana, Kappa Alpha Psi promotes the ideal of Achievement in Every Field of Human Endeavour. With our motto as our guide, the members of the lota Chi chapter have always been leaders on campus, both in and out of the classroom. We look back on the last three decades, proud of the impact that our fraternity has made on this campus. Brothers of the Iota Chi have served on the Board of Trustees, as presidents of the Association of Greek Letter Organizations, National Pah-Hellehic Council, United Black Students and Iron Arrow, to name a few. Our leadership has extended beyond campus, with our members involved in service and local mentoring programs. With all that we do, our members can still boast of consistently having one of the highest GPAs of all fraternal organizations. Known as llPretty Boys, the men of Kappa Alpha Psi believe that our external beauty is an extension of the beautiful spirit that bonds all Kappa meh. While others have some that are smart, some that are leaders, some that work hard and some that are lookers, Kappa men are all those and more. KAPPA ALPHA PSI Chapter: Iota Chi Members: 6 Motto: llAchievement in every field of human endeavor? Chartered: Fall 1979 Philanthropy: Kappa League Colors: Crimson and Cream U KICKINl IT Members of Iota Chi bonded over cinema during a movie night. Julian Hampton Rickey Pierre Celsus 'CJ' Williams Jamal Jones Steven Roberts Jr. Justin Williams SHESNEN REACHING OUT Brothers Rickey Pierre ll, Jullah Hampton and Steven C. Roberts, Jr. spent time with young men in need during a community service outing, MISS KRIMSON Brothers Julian Hampton, Celsus llCJll Williams, Jamal Jones, Rickey Pierre ll and Steven C. Roberts Jr. shared a moment with Neekah Aiehi, Miss Krimson 2007, before the 2008 Homecoming parade. p l L ll . d y, 267 : I, wsaslulsaig: OOiilQilii taoaasnugeri ieiii$aCQIis aeilogai I a 'IIJ'IU' '1 68 I u a a a v n ! Ii 1 ceiitiii ianuta$scu 9igv3igii; igstosseas OMEGA PSI PHI Chapter: Omicron Delta Member: 1 Motto: tFriendship is Essential to the Sour Chartered: Fall 1971 Philanthropy: United Negro College Fund, Charles R. Drew Scholarship Fund Colors: Royal Purple and Old Gold U UPLIFTING THE COMMUNITY Brothers Ciifford Williams and Brett Jones from Omega Psi Phi talked to the youth at Homestead Elementary School to show them the importance of a college education and gave them insight into college life as it pertains to involvement in fraternities and sororities. BY BRETT JONES Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc has a rich history and heritage. It was the first African American fraternity to be founded on the basis of FRIENDSHIP Oh the campus of a Historically Black College, Howard University. We are comprised of some of the greatest and most influential African American leaders that ever graced the planet. Our organization is firmly grourided in the fact that che value of our fraternity is hot in numbers, but in men, real brotherhood simply meaning that we would rather be comprised of teight men, thoroughly immersed in the true Omega spirit, thah eighty with lukewarm enthusiasm. Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. has a very influential role in the University culture. The first African American Graduate of UM was a man of our beloved fraternity. We have consistently strived to provide the University of Miami with academic and intellectually stimulating programming coupled with diverse social- action events which aid in the prosperity of campus life and the enrichmeht of the students' collegiate experience at UM, LENDING AHELPING HAND Brett Jones, Clifford Williams, Cecil Carey and Jason Sweetihg put in some community service hours at UMts special service event, National Gandhi Day of Service. 37 amazes ; ,a u.- Brett Jones PHI BETA SIGMA Chapter: Epsilon k HO l0 s RAPH BY RACHEL Ewi L x i Delta , ' V , G t 'I . ' .4 up i a ; . .- i. Members: 3 .l Motto: nCulture for Service and Service , . a . to Humanityll w mum Chartered: April 1, 1971 Philanthropy: American Cancer MEMBERS: Paul Martinowicz, Omari Buncum, Donovan Hutchihs BY DONOVAN HUTCHINS Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity th. was founded in l9l4 at Howard University. The prestigious African American founders saw the need to create a Greek- letter organization that would exemplify the high SOCieW ideals of brotherhood, scholarship ahd service. They Colors: Royal Blue all believed that each potential member should not and Pure White be judged by their family background or affluence, race, nationality or color, but be judged on his own merits. They wanted their fraternity to exist as a part of an even greater brotherhood which would be devoted to the idea of llihclusivell rather than the exclusive. Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity Inc. was chartered in l97l at the University of Miami, and Closely follows the wishes of our founders and continues to strive for excellence inside the Classroom and out. We pride ourselves as being ourselves. When people ask what makes a Sigma man, the answer is hot black or white, hor about beihg tough, but rather, what makes a Sigma man is someone who can commit himself to excellence in all aspects of life. Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity Inc. is set apart from the rest and is second to hone in all aspects of life. Let our cause speed on its way. w STEPPING ITUP Brothers Omari Buhcum, Paul Martihowicz ahd Donovan Hutchihs performed at the Rock during a UM football pep rally in the Fall. PHI BETA SIGMA PRIDE Brother Donovan Hutchihs entertained the kids at the Overtown Youth center, educating them about the advantages and perks of fraternity life by showing off his Crossing Jacket. 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H H1LH ,,L1 ,1',,',1I',L ,, ,L1' :1. L'L'LL'LL'L '1 ,,H 1111 , 1'11 11' ,,1'11'1'1 :45? EEsJLK '11' 1,111 H HH, '1H, Ll HIL'L, I, ,1, ,,H ,,H H',HI ',H H, I,I, HH,, '1 ,HH, ,' 1H, 1, I' ,II, ,' IHL 1 H1H ,I H,, 1: HH HHI LL ' Volunteers Assist in the Community in Honor ofEarth Day BY COLEEN BUSBY , PHOTOGRAPHY BY JESUS GIL On a sunny Saturday in mid-April,150 volunteers from UMts Greek community joined together for the third consecutive year in honor of Earth Day. The event, appropriately dubbed Greek Earth Day, was both planned and thrust into action by dozens of fraternity brothers and sorority sisters. After months of diligent planning and hard work, their efforts paid off with a day of visible results. All participants traveted with high spirits to the selected location, Kihloch Park Middle School, for a full day of service. The focus was on improvement of the natural surroundings throughout the school in order to brighteh-up the property. The goal was to take an urban campus and, through the planting of trees, bushes, shrubs and flowers, turn it into a natural sanctuary for students. All plants were donated, with the help of local businesses, and then planted throughout the schools property by the volunteers. As the day drew to a close, the impact that work had on both the school grounds and the participants themselves became apparent. Its one of the 0th times of the year that all of Greek Life comes together to help the community, said Alexa Tront, a senior in Delta Gamma. tltts always rewarding and you get to meet great people in the process? MEN IN ACTION Vishaal Ohri, Kevin Rice, Ruben Magalhaes, Mat McElroy and John Karpis joined together and gathered mulch to spread throughout the new plants for decoration and protection to the new root systems. l!.lli$liil0 90.09.00... nsoioctcot$ ebiicoioSouc Oconoao-toli .acatbiootn SE: 9. S$lilriit uicsiteelcr OiiQGOQQOI ooclcoie6i iieeetsgtt i!lil;i.i. 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Phi Mu Amha, Band of the Hour, Concert Band PHOTOGRAPHY BY LEAH ADAMS WWWWWW WWWW WW WWWWWW W W W W W WWWWWWW WW WWWWW WWW WW i WWWWWI IHAVELEARNED THAT YOU CANT BE AFRAID TO PUT 7 MI I I YOURSELF OUT MM , W I W: WAWIW'WW XW WW. VH9; THERE AND FAIL. Joanna Suarez, junior, UMTV, P700, The Miami Hurricane I GET GROUCHY WHEN PM BUSY. YOU NEED TO TAKE TIME OUT FOR YOURSELF. Adam Margoij LmIOI SAE, Order of Omega. Orxientatlon ITWS IMPORTANT WWWWWWWWWWW I REALLY CARE LEADERSHIP IN TO BE WELL- WWWWWWWWWW WWWWWWIW WWWWWWWWWW ABOUT ALL STUDENT ORGS ROUNDED, IIIW WWWWIM WWW THE THINGS I SUPPLEMENTS MAKE YOURSELF W W W W WW ,WWW WWWW WW DO. PM REALLY SKILLS MARKETABLE IN WWW WWWW W WW PASSIONATE LEARNED IN THE THE REAL WORLD. WWWWWWW WW WWWWW ABOUT THEM ALL. CLASSROOM. Ramon Hill, Asst DI'reCILOI W I 27343 I WW W i IWILW Hillary Saundersj Junior, Laura Stott, Director of of StudentACUvaIes 87 I I WIN I II W I W WW The Miami Hurricane, StudeanctI'w'Ues and Orgamzati'ons Ii UM Swim CIub Organx'zations . a c a a t t O O I O c.loliioo. 000-000-0- Italounolo OOIIIOIIOI 0.0.1.0.... 4.0.0.0... choonuoocon OICIOOIOOOI IIIOIIIIOOI 0-00.00... Who says women can't handle Corporate: America? 85 Broads: Women in Business is an organization that fosters business ethics and goals - for ladies, by ladies. Take a bite out of that, Donald Trump! PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY 85 BROADS 85 BROADS: WOMEN IN BUSINESS Allison Grimwade, Lisa Yoon, Maria Espejo. Kynyziah Shaw, Giulia Sollami, Mikhalina Novikava. A WEEK FOR LIFE FRONT ROW Claire Heckerman, Kristine Liautaud, Julie Calixte, Neekan Aeini SECOND ROW Tim Hulsker. Madison Head. Feeta Caphart, Kimona Lawrence, Margaret Arzon, Stephanie Lopez, Stephanie Colas THRID ROW Kim Charles, Airielle Duperville, Melissa Chamblain, Leslie Elus, Michael Philppe-Auguste, Precious Rolle. AD GROUP FIRST ROW Aileen Lames, Khiem Wguyen, Carolina Parets, Jackie Churgin SECOND ROW Ilana Mizrachi, Micole Alkabes, Dayna Bieber, Janessa Gomez, Lindsay Guidos, Meryl Blau THIRD ROW Alex Arteaga, Michael Harari, Kristina Stucklen BACK ROW Carolina Armas, Mark Adelman, Sophie Gonzalez, Monica Penin. 'kaumanWWWMIWWMWMM AFRICAN STUDENTS UNION FIRST ROW L' shawnna Henderson, Fetta Caphart SECOND ROW Rachel Smith. Krys Foster, Kai Thompson, Elizabeth Mathenge THIRD ROW Baboni Kupe, Madi Lindauer, Amartha Ogburu, Zainab Ali BACK ROW Stephanie Pete. Joan Tankou, Armstrong lbe. Marieme Racine, Thabo Nyathi, . WWWWWW WWW; Nicholas Nyarach Students Work migethe tek'ear t e V. AIKIDO CLUB di ffer'ent techniques and to ev'etc '3 Andrew Higier, Justin Speier, $91356 Of self and ffIQFEdShip. ' , j Daisy Yang, Cat Fitzgerald, L 4 , L L . ., Katrina Duarte,Tim Keogh. PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY'AIKiDGCLUB , , L . L , , p , 4 , L L . Iku Kawachi, Gaurav Dhiman. The Air Force ROTC strives to make each of .. its members successful students, citizens and W ultimately officers in the Air Force by providing teadership programs and scholarships. I w .- PHOTOGRAPH BY LEAH ADAMS AIR FORCE ROTC FRONT ROWJacqueline Camacho, Jessica Wyble, Justin Boyd, Benjamin Elias, Jonathan Paz, Miguel Vallejo, Donovan Hutchins, Gabriel Gonzalez, Jack lngber, Ashley Angel SECOND ROW Staff Sergeant Nayda Ferguson, Erica Thumen, Corey Nieuenkirk, Joardeen Jarquin, Carlos Moralejo, Elise Manley, Andrew Sanchez, Dara Collins, Peter Toro, Miguel Lockward, Rajendra Roopnarine, Joel Gonzalez, Nathalie Poses, Rachel Fiegler, Anne Marie Peters, Staff Sergeant Trimeka Elliott, Liuetenant Colonel Theo Theodor Jr. THIRD ROW Captain Blake Tromanhauser, Joseph Boada, Alex Falcon, Christopher Washington, Christopher Perez, George Leonard, Juan Souffront, Robert Berry, Anne-Marie Roa, Phillip Sardinha, Camilo Velez, Dickson Usher, Captain Edward Bustle BACK ROW Kevin Brenner, Justin Crisp, Vaughan Johnson, Joshua Samuels, Jonathan Lyew-Ayee, Alex Bard, Elias Corcho, Roberto Molineros, Daniel Elias. Karim Amaya, aiucnonuuoo WWWWW u; oaouooolao Ii0000Icoit 00.00.0009 looioaonal. Coalcoilon UCIIIiIIlQQ QIOOIIIOO. OloiioI-ao O'COIIIIII. IGQDOIOIOI. onutlnlocii Iltluobnoac h. .I'OIOOOOOO OltliilOI. nnovovlhoo noocuasoco ALPHA KAPPA PSI FRONT ROW Emily Miller, Ashley Reycroft, Nathalie Marcos, Ashley Shape, Hayley Donaldson, Darren Lieberman, Brian Borismah, Eldris Despaighe SECOND ROW Emily Peacock, Yvette Figueroa, Frances Arthur, Charlotte Fuschetti, Taylor Ponder, Lah Vuong, Rose Weihtraub, Austin Li, Alex Lopez, Lisa Yoon THIRD ROW Lisette Perez, Daniella Farias, Krissie Lee, Sabrina Bunch, Rachael Shapiro, Christine Alfaro. Branden Schwartz, Samantha Levokove, Brett Kiah. Diahha Francisco, Rebecca Falcon, Christina Barah, Lisa Seidehberg FOURTH ROW Alexandra Prueitt, Kayla Dittrich, Korissa Lepore, Eric Afflerbach. Lindsey Morgado, CJ Walker, Jacob Powell, Carlos Lovera BACK ROW Jarrett Lane, Aileen Schefer, Jonothah Rivera. Will O'Rourke, Lucian Van Schlun, Drew Gehser, Garrett VahHoutteghhem, Josh Chazeh. I if ycuirerlcoking t ' hgi makdwmg spr ,g H ALTERNATIVE break,UMAltemativ 4 h h ' Sprihgy'yngeakSiS f , ' , , BREAKS This: past yea travwed AthLi ,s A 9. : .; and stayed inwthe same homeless 'shei'iter they; vothteered in. FRONT ROW Sarah Bouchereau, Gretchen Roth, Marissa Orensteih, Nikita Kothari, Priya Joshi BACK ROW Claire Heckermah, Christine Pao, Muhil Prabakar, Jaimie Pomares, Brittany Tedeschi, Ami Pahara, Kavita Patel, Joon Chung. PHOTOGRAPH'BY NICK c?mE'rTx , lths a bird, it's a plane - oh, wait, it's UM's AIAA! In its firstyear, , this greup of mechanical and aerospace engineering students have a lot of which to be proud. h , From designing their own aircraft for a competition in Arizona to attending the Kennedy Space and Air Show, AIAA'S first year was a flying success. AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF AERONAUTICS 8: ASTRONAUTICS FRONT ROW Michael Krell, Sumontro Sinha, Michael Castillo, Evah Ross BACK ROW Samuel Otu-Amoah, Robert PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY AIAA Adair Daniel Kinard. The American Medical Students Association , . AMERICAN allows pre-medlca' MEDICAL STUDENTS students to share ASSOCIATION creative ideas and stay abreast with health and medical issues. The organization advocates positive Change in medical curriculum to ensure quality practicing doctors. FRONT ROWJules Rosen, Asha Balimick, James Massaro, Wii Gonzalez, Shailee Patel, Payal Patel SECOND ROW Doyin Akinwole, Robert Fischetti, Luis Grau, Jennifer Matos, Ariel Penaranda, Ashley Tirado, Rita Zeidan, lsmelys Pereda THIRD ROW Amin Jamal, Mohamed Ashouri, PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY AMSA Anna Bona. AMERICAN SOCIETY OF PRE-DENTAL STUDENTS FRONT ROW Nageena Parasher, Ariana Almasi, Valentina Espinosa, Rebecca Navarro, Kimberly Espiritu, Vikash Dahya, Carolyn Norton, Monika Aneja Jeffrey Yee BACK ROW Eileen Weich, Ezzard Roile, Joeile Vogel, John Jenista, Time Whaley, Derrick Tengco, Ernesto R. Perez. ANIME CLUB FRONT ROW Sara Garamszeg, Nick Wesh, Logan Gion, Raymond McEntire, lsha Bush, Michael Brendan Campbell, Jerry Peas, Laura Gonzalez, Nicole Cubillas BACK ROW Jake Courtney, Keith Polott, Michael Miller, Aaron Sum, Olivia Lam, Michael Cohen, Alex Roederer, PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY A ME CLU .. - 1' L 1 281 r? i m, 4, ill , l : w mmimmw ' - w wmww r W i .5 W illC-A-N-E-S CANES! if you don't know hat UMls Band of the Hour is enthusiastic about. let them spell it out for you. Tireless supporters of all UM sports teams, youll find the band playing your favorite game-time tune ,at almost all sporting events. t' Ii! PRE-MARITAL SAX Richard Lyons, Chris Walker, Stephanie Jones and ' ItLL HUFF, ItLL PUFF,AND PLL BLOW Mario Crtiz, Mike O'Brien and a Pereda prove that the saxophone is not just for Bill Clinton and Lisa Simpson. Frank Carbone put all their hot air to good use With their tubas Sax players must be quick with their hands and mo ths in order to create those ltU SALUTE Band of the Hour's commitment to UM pride never stops Victor Gonzalez leads fellow bahdmates Jaquelyhh Sims and Jacklyh Kraus in this classic UM salute. PHOTOGRAPH BY CHELSEA MATIASH HUG IT OUT Marissa Wites cant seem to let go of her prized tuba during the game. The tuba is one of nine instruments that is played by students in the Band of the Hour. MAKING THE BAND Thereis No Greater Power Than the Band of the Hour BY JEFFREY LAWSON PHOTOGRAPHY BY ALYSSA BERNSTEIN Over the past three years, it has been a privilege to be a member of the group that I consider to be the heart and soul of UM athletics. UMls Band of the Hour is not just the marching band; it is the eye of the Hurricane spirit. For the last two years, I was selected to be the Drum Major for the marching band. The Drum Major conducts the band Oh and off the field. The thought of leading a college marching band was a bit overwhelming to me at first, but lsoon realized how much fun it would be. When you are a member of the band, you already know that you have a responsibility of entertaining and motivating the crowd, but, more importantly, your job is to encourage and help the team. I think the most fun I have is when we are at football games playing in the stands and Cheering for the lCahes. During those moments nothing else matters. My experience with the band has also allowed me to be able to travel across the country to various games and tournaments. The marching band, unlike other campus organizations, has opportunities that are not offered to other groups. I believe that is why I keep returning every year, not just to conduct the band, but also to be a part of something that fosters school spirit. I always encourage any student who has ever played an instrument or ever marched in a band, to come and be a part of the Band of the Hour to support the 'Cahes. I CELEBS WITH MUSICAL PASTS I I Woody Allen, Actor and Movie Director: Clarinet I I Neil Armstrong, Astronaut: Baritone Horn I I Kevin Bacon, Actor: Guitar I I Drew Carey, Television Actor, Comedian: Played I trumpet in high school Johnny Carson, Former TV Show Host: Drums Bill Clinton, 42nd President of the United States: I Saxophone, tcollege pep band and concert bancD I I Clint Eastwood, Actor: Jazz Piano I IIIDIOODII. WWWWWW, 9 w m7 4h IIIOIOOQil alloooooouo auoooooooco OllOOOCiOl ccocollOII 'IIOIOIO... Iocotanonn oiocuonoaoi I t I d I n n u o a lvliooocooo oII-tn-uiln . Cclonaiooun Ialoalloioo uluoulatnio DI'IIIICII lounotllel tnoaoooio. IOOOIQIIOO nialcnool. ARMY ROTC FRONT ROW CPT Ramello, Angeia Jung, Champa Touch, Freedy Aelman, John Burton, MSG Miller BACK ROW Facundo Perez, Hilda Fernandez, Luis Pinto, Brittany Ramos, Vickie Mathieu, Elliot Geffner. Cheng Padilla, Alexander Vail, Kenneth Anthony, Craig Vogel. Composing roughly ten percent of the university population, Asian- Americans are a growing and thriving part of our diverse community. This organization focuses on fostering cultural and historical traditions in a wide range of Asian countries while making them come to life here on campus. PHOTOGRAPH BY LEAH ADAMSWEC ASIAN AMERICAN STUDENT ASSOCIATION FRONT ROW Anna Ton, Tommy Choi, Bao-Chan Do, Lucy Lam, Willa Xiong, Jenelle Lin, Marice Mariamo, Kevin Limones SECOND ROW Nicole Ralph - Forton, Jorlyann Marinas, Donald Matsuura, Ming Lu, Diana Liu, Alex Lee, Jerry Wang. Julia Sein, Rhea Olegario THIRD ROW Jan Hwang, Kimberly Ho, Xiao Nie, Kevin Toh, Bryant Huang, Socrates Cardeno, Raye Zhou, June Pan, Catherine Tse BACK ROW Melvin La, Conway Wang, Pierre Truong, Kurt Hn, Kenji Suzuki, Phillip Chong, Marito Tothe. Whether yoU're living at home with mqmand: dad Or migratingfrom- yoUrLLOWnpad, ACS is, agreat resourcefcbr you: AC8, 'isf in; charge of: many major decisims that impaCt'commutmg ?Canesreach and, ev :5 ' daan campus; This ,. ti-ghtiy'eknit grOupxor L studentspridfes itself, in; its tireiess'lijdkevotign t0 campus'actiVities and events and'its commitment to mate UM better for ali L Commuter students; PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY Ac ASSOCIATION OF COMMUTER STUDENTS FRONT ROW Carmen Ortega, Audrey Chen, Caro Solano, Nick Diaz, Katy Patao, Margaux Benedetti, Evy Rodriguez, Kassandra Perez, Nick Chong, Ram Krishnan, Liliana Oyarzun SECOND ROW Oscar Flores, Azael Ortega, Kaella Stephenson, Stephanie Sosa, Lindsay Perez, Pola Bunster, Christy Gonzalez, Marianna Yerak, Jackie Garavito, Geraldine Jerez, Veronica Alvarez THIRD ROW Alejandra Enriquez, Stephanie Lantz. Henry Chu, Michelle Izaguirre, Alex Ford, Cassandra Fersch, Gabriela Gamero, Caitlyn Marino, Kristyna Pena, Diana Abreu Molnar, Christine Salas, Alexa Lopez, Veronica Ramirez, Jennifer Del Toro, Caro Tejidor. Monica Perdomo FOURTH ROW Whitney Taylor, Lisandro Franky, Zaid Al Kilani, Jaife Calil, Ashley Valdes, Marcel Ferrer, Joseph Paniagua, Frank Gregory Casella, Rosemary Song, Kathryn Ferro, Bryan Perez, Alex Egusquiza, Joseph Anderson, Nestor Arguello, Manuel Carrefwo, Winston Bernard, Michael Acosta, Mike Chen, Adam Gordon, Leonard Lopez FIFTH ROW Ariel Penaranda, Jorge Quintero, Sebastian Orozco Pinzon, Ryan Quintana, Keenan Warner, Diana Alvarez BACK ROW Alex Leon, Ben Vazquez, Chris Pina, Giovanni Acosta, Andrew Geffner. 3 MmWWWVWIWWWWWIIWWWMWW FRONT ROW Nikki Bruno. Matt Rucker, David Schesser SECOND ROW Stephen Seto, Julien Lhermitte, Sean Mcguirk THIRD ROW Daniel Munoz, Ramon, Sean Aheam, Patricia Zagallo, Carlos Hedrero, Rachel Sanders BACK ROW Brandon Hyma, Eric HUNeyA Ryan McCormaCk, Philip Sardinha, Ian Chambers, Arjun Sondhi, Eddie Prieto, Quinn Carson. 3 33 BADMINTON CLUB :3 FRONT ROW Abby Pooch, Arielle Andreano, Givlian Javregvi, Diego Donna, Jinghong Peng, Juan Chen, Jasmine Lin, Jacking Zhang. Wei Kong, Zhouyi Xu BACK 313 ROW Xiajun GU, Weizhao Zhao, Yu-Ang Tao, Hong Yu, Jiam Huong, Tieran Han, Sam Abeyruwein, Harry Chang, Zhong Hong, Yu Zhong, Cong Li, Tie Su, N,a$sau,3cruise ships and sandy beaches are u'sUairl'y'What ceme to mind when someone mentions the, Bahamas,bu't UMjs Bahamian? Student A$sociation highlights, the beauty that exiStsWithin this island nation's Cufture and peokpte. A-strong supporter of, UM's InternationalWeek, BSA is a group open to Bahamian BAHAMIAN students and anykother Student 3. STUDENT who is interested in learning and a gisngQ-Jslg? celebratmg this unique culture. 7 William; Keisha Baisden. Ezzard Rolle, Derreck PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY BAHAMIAN STUDENT ASSOCIATION L Johnson. ' 1' L l 285 i Iooonolotocl nlnoliouooli oooooooonioi cnolonlbouoc coollutolluu oolocnlcocnl u-s-n-uov-c toooocanoon o. .u-v-v-II- 0.0.1.0000 IOIIOIIOI. IOOOIOIOI. 0.03.00... Inioooatoo Conolal-no 01000.0... IIIIOODIOI f Trombones. flutes, drums - you name it, they piay it! UM's Band of the Hour is an 2, essential, Cand ; harmoniouwpart . , ' '- BAND OF THE to any sporting . ' HOUR cDRUM event. - , . MAJOR$ Brad Newman, Jenny PHOTOGRAPH BY TIFFANY MINOT 3 : Denk. Jeff Lawson. BAPTIST COLLEGIATE MINISTRY FRONT ROW Sarah Mi, Sarah Pantuso, Kate Roberts, Gina Scarpetta, Nicole Hamm, Maggie DeBarbarie, Jenna King SECOND ROW Kyle Len, Briana Fountain, Stephanie Dietz, Elizabeth Ramsay, Malia Carpio, Becky Crandall, Tricia Liever. Matt Wofford THIRD ROW Lindsay Loher, Kharli Rhode, Britni Zajac, Allison Norris, Fabiana Barnabe BACK ROW Scott Rowan, Jason Mills, Derreck Vaughn, Danny Thompson, Billy Gilbert, Dwayne Johnson, James Mcmillan, Alexandria Prueitt, Clark Reinhart. BEST BUDDIES FRONT ROW Natassja Frances, Lesley Cabrera, Chavanshri Anandavardhana, Lauren Oliver, Norman Morejon,and Marytery Fajardo, BACK ROW Christopher Cooper. Hongzhao Ji, Yu-Yuan Hwang, Gregory Schaiberger, Marshall Holland. nwyswmsx mumbon BETA BETA BETA I'i 1 Beta Beta Beta is an ' ,0 L r; . HONOR honor society where t ' i V SOCIETY biologicai sciences Emaad Khansun g n w s, L : ageena take center stage. This L i L i ' parasheh organization 5 goats are i i ' . Jennifer to encourage discussion Hwang, Valerie and new interpretations . . ' i463? sabrma , i a one, Mendez, John PHOTOGRAPH BY RACHEL SCHREIBMAN i Ghaharahjah. MentOring is an exceiient way to g we back and UM 5 Big Brothers Big Sisters g organization dQes just i that TQgether they War: With the greateriMiami: a y, , , I chaptefof thishationa - ,. p 1 , , BIG BROTHERS organizatton 'togreac'h , BIG SISTERS Out to'areakids from y... . ,. FRONT ROW Elena Young, singliefamiiy homes Who 1 Lauren Amelia Reece, need QUidance and a: , L Patty Jaramillo BACK ROW , L , - Kristen Zerega, Brenna caring heart, , a . ' ' t O'Neill, Jenny Cehto. , - - . . - , . . a ' j :, Alejandro Fonseca, Daniel PHOTOGRAPH COURTESYBIG BROTHERS BIG SISTER , ' , , L , L L . :2 , g , g y. . s parraL Ema Leufroy' BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING SOCIETY FRONT ROW Erica Hord, Amored Amaya, Elyse Barrett, Mangai Prabakar BACK ROW Abraham Akinih, Samantha Lloyds, Michael Watson, Young- Seung Jo, Lung Lau, Rui Wang, Kristen Khoury, Shawn Kelly, Lauren Coughlin, Matthew Maggie, Henry Thomas. Biomedical engineers are impacting the world of medicine and health each and every day, and UMts BES is a prime example of how our university is helping to shape this community. BES is a place for biomedical engineering majors to meet and discuss the latest trends in the medical fieldLLL iLand also to reach out to people with the same ihterests. PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING SOCIET the most skilled Climbers should ITS THE CLIMB Whether you We to be a spectator or have a fetish for heights, rock Climbing has a Httle something For everyone. Friday night ' Climbs at Extreme Mountain Climbing are their specialty. 4 MMMWF I I c O o I U c a 0 c IOOOIOO... nalocnuahco 03.00.0030 'ooauuconn. nocvcootucl 00000-0000. IIIIOOIiI. Onouoooltoo OIIIOOIOIII 09.0.1.0... co.cnnoonni IIIIIOIIIOO ultolncovoo ocnalaovoon Inaonoococc Inuo-nlccn 000......- IIIOIIOIII 00-30-000. CDIIOIIII. nswmwmwmww BLACK NURSING STUDENT ASSOCIATION Zenaida Pacheco, Shamika Metayer, Monica Beckford, Miesha Stokely, Melissa Noralez, Mahwish Saleem. Prisca Jean, Jackie Jeudy, Charolette Jarrett. BODYBUILDING 8: WEIGHTLIFTING SOCIETY Nicholas Sawyer, Chris Deiotte, Sam Franklin, Matthew Boswell, Justin Balik, Kenji Suzuki, ?Howoekmpaymunmy CAMPUS dRUgADE Fdn aims: CAMPUS CRUSADE FOR CHRIST Tyler Bacon, Corey Erbl Melissa Gathright, Juana Garza. Kimberley Reyes, Emily Schock, Kelsey Hazzard. Grace Warrington, Evan Privoznik, Sarah Hartman, Amanda Fassett, Tim Novak. Jonathan DAmbra, Daniel Messick, Brandon Pickett, Aidin Lopez. CANES OUTDOOR RECREATIONAL PROGRAMS FRONT ROW DanieHe Weiss, Sara Michalski, Jennifer Riley, Aimee McClory BACK ROW Sarah Woods, Tufan Aydogdu, Alexandra Prueitt, Tim Stevens, Jillie Staffiera, Sara Cleaver, Jackie Churgin, Marvin Alfaro. From Aruba to the Virgin Islands and everything in between, UMss g?tTBBEiErAN Caribbean Student Association ASSOCIATION serves as a wide representation of all Caribbean nations. If you're from one of these places, are a decendent of someone who is or are just interested in Caribbean culture, CSA is for you. Gabrielle Dawkins. Zahra Derrick, Patrick Bethell, Lancena Bizune, Alanna Rodgers, Keisha Baisden, Ezzard Rolle, Anushka Chang, Tia PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY CARIBBEAN STUDENT ASSOCIATION Hendricks. CATHOLIC STUDENT ASSOCIATION FRONT ROW Gary Robillard, Claudio Perez, Pablo Nolan. Michelle Groglio, Alina Giral, Kyle Len, Bill Escoffery, Kristy Torres, Alex Rafuls SECOND ROW Jose Rohaidy, Jay Heitmann, Fiorella 7513 ? 1-mm y Roversi, Juan Pollo, Jorlyann Marinas, Marie Cushmore, Darlene Gamez, Rhea Olegario BACKROW Joao Pedro Volz, Andrew McCormick, Robert Rodriguez, Danny Gonzalez, Jordan Fencel, Jackie Kraus, Maria Pondeross K ' 6 lfal'nvmtjj . , s 5'; ' 5 , . ,. WI: 000000000000 000000000000 000000000000 000000000000 000000000000 000000000000 0 I U 0 O O O O I O 0 0 I I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0000000000 0000000000 0000000000 0000000000 0000000000 0000000000 0000000000 0000000000 0000000000 0000000000 0000000000 CHI EPSILON Pl FRONT ROW Brittany Patterson, Eric Jenks, Corey Walton, Dianna Francisco, Beh Cathey. Steve Simon. BACK ROW Scott Powell, Aaron Adams, Pete Fihhochio. Keh Dixon, Jason Hwahg. CINEMATIC ARTS COMMISSION FRONT ROW Ryan Eckert, Pat O'Brien, Marc Badriah, Joel Diameht SECOND ROW Rebecca Falcon. Richard Russell, Rachel Rush, Scott Sande, Dan Abernathy, Kemy Joseph THIRD ROW Rachel Slosberb, Elizabeth Ann, Jade JaqueIihe, Erin Brutheus, Michelle Luco, Joey Kadih, Lauren Podkowirow BACK ROW Matt Wallach, Alex Kramer, Sushahth Shyamsundar. Ever wondered who's in charge of the free movies ? shown at Cosford Cinema? UMts Cinematic Arts Commission tCACD not only handles what flicks we view on campus, they also teach their members about movie programming, presentation, and promotion. PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY CAC SWWWWWWWWMWM CO-ED CHEERLEADERS Nehg-Chao Kuo, Noelahnah Neubauer, Justin Rodriguez. Michael Delgado, Jackie Kihne, Adam Woltz, Alison Kaphah, Sebastian the Ibis, Christina DeMaria, Dante Marconi, Kevin t Schwartz, AJ Graham, WWWWWW Yasiel Hernandez ince1967, UMes Council of International Students and L ganizations has been promoting the interests of all international students and groupse Representing over 100 different countries, this umbrelia organization ensures that the needs of all internationa! students are met through service projectseand campus-wide events. m PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY COISO COMMITTEE ON STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS FRONT ROW Monika Aneja, Lolita Sosa. Samantha Gonzalez, Ami Panara, Evy Rodriguez BACK ROW Jennifer Del Toro, Maury Abascal, Shavon Whitehead, Jaife Calil, Veronica Alvarez. COMMUTER ADVISORY BOARD FRONT ROW Lyndsey Kiss. Alexis Gray, Kassandra Perez, Dalal Eldick BACK ROW Melissa Perez, Carlos Garcia, Samik Patel. COUNCIL ON INTERNATIONAL STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS Nicole Ralph Forton, Valerie Valero, Patrick Bethell, Jared Smith, Kartik Telukuntla, Rudy Hernandez, Kevin Patel, Ann Vu, Pamela hLala Jackson, Jeheta Hot. L h 293 HY AHMANi DODOO W'KJ'I'OGRAPHY COURTESY AHMANI DODOO The petalrlxofathe Caribbean Sea is dra ed with lush forests, ma'estic w i D J W W mountains, aboundihg rivers and warm beaches; a rare jewel that is the embodiment of pride, resilience, r and natural beauty. However, the true essence of my islahd thrives in the hearts of the people. Arrays of different shades and ethnicities, the people are a blend of many cultures, uniting to form one. We are Out of Many Ohe People? It is with this same sehtimeht and ideal that the Organization for Jamaican Uhity, OJU, was formed on the University of Miami campus 2 years ago. The organization seeks to educate UM and surrounding j communities about the Jamaican i customs, history and way of life. Since its emergence, OJU has made many efforts to inform both the Caribbean i and hOh-Caribbeah communities of the richness of the Jamaican culture, y through events such as Jamaican Awareness Week UAWT International Affair, Jamaica Cultural Heritage Day, Bob Marley Day, and the OJU Fashion Show. While these events show the vivacity of the culture, OJU remains informed on the misfortunes that plague Jamaica. Thus, the Issa Trust Foumdation, a Charity dedicated to enriching lives in Jamaica through a system of prevention, health promotion and educatiom, became ou i :i-miii A member since freshmah year, I icah truly say this organization has made my college experience more ulfillihg ahol gratifying. People who have a deep appreciation, ah honest ove and sheer curiosity for the slahd, regardless of their ancestry, have been contributing factors to the organizations success. It is my hope that through OJU, my fellow Jamaicans will find a sense of home w?ahd other students will learn a little more about its deep culture. LEADER OF THE PACK Tamika Henry ieads the way on the runway in OJU's ahhuai fashion show. Loaded with hot threads, hot bodies ahd ioads of island pride, this year's fashion show was the best yotf' PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY MICHAEL DUNCAN iQi'iiiiVH L ATHING CALLED PRIDE Erih Watkins, Daihielle Martin, Joanna Brooks, Kimona Lawrence and Chris Williams show off their love for the island and Mr. Bob Marley JAMAICAN GEMS Capitol: Kingston Population: 2.8 million Currency: Jamaican DoII Language: English a Jamaica was the first country in the Western world to construct a railway. a Jamaica has the third most Miss WorId titles. a Jamaica was the first commercial produce of bananas in the Western Hemisphere. a Jamaica has more multiple births than any other country in the worId. a Apart from the United States, Jamaica has won the most Olympic gold medaIs. a Jamaica was the first country to impose economic sanctions on South Africa as a means to eradicate Apartheid. DANCE-OFF Many of UMls Indian students also participate in cultural dance teams, such as Hurricane Raas. With colorful costumes, hot dance moves and lots of flare, Jenny Gajera, Pravih Patel, Kevin Patel, Vijal Patel, Amar Mandalia, Ami Vakharia and Vivek Nagar gave it all they had to a packed UC Patio audience. BY AMAR MANDALIA PHOTOGRAPH BY DAVID GOLDBERG The Indian Students Association, one of the largest cultural organizations on campus, throws various events throughout the year, such as Diwali: The Festival of Lights; Miami Mayhem: Intercollegiate Garba-Raas Competition; and Holi: The Festival of Colors. Also, general meetings provide a fun atmosphere for the underclassmeh to meet and become Closer with the upperclassmeh. The organization has two competitive dance teams, Hurricane Raas and Hurricane Bhangra, each of which THE SWEET TASTE OF INDIA Indian Students Embrace Their Cultural Roots through Dance, Food and Love for their Homeland has created a name for themselves nationally amongst top teams. Showcasing the vibrant culture of India, I feel many students are receptive and impressed at what they see. Being a part of the Indian Students Association for the past four years has kept me Closer to my culture and heritage more than I would have without the organization. I expect the organization to continue growing and coming up with innovative activities to involve the members and the general campus community. I-T-t-TT-g-I I INQUIRING ABOUT I I N DIA I Capitol: New Dehh I I Population: 1.2 billion O7OA of the I worlds populationy I Currency: The Rupee I Languages: Hindu, English a The Taj Mahal, located in Agra, I was built by Shah Jahan and is one I of UNESCOE World Heritage Sites. a India has the largest number of I post offices in the world. I a The worlds first university was I established in Takshila in 700 BC. I a Chess was invented in India. I LannnnnJ HAVE YOUR CAKE AND EAT IT TOO What IS better than your countryys flag? Ah edible version! OJU knows how to showcase their Jamaican pride, all while enjoying the sweeter side of life with cake in honor of Bob Marley. 1. 295 d a Iloooooootc Quoocutoao saaa-noaitou IOIJOIsoyo .iniauilcli' IilIIOIIiQ osoaiololcsl ouaooiacso IIIIIIIOIQIO N Q3 03 3.900....- Ohly in its first year, Dance Marathon raised thousands of dollars to help fight pediatric cancer. Through group activities and actual dahcihg, DM put on one of UMis most successful events this year and promises to help Children and families affected by cancer in years to come. PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY DANCE MARATHON uaooooiouuii CIOOIDOGO. E lolhvuttcl it-Ienitysal csuiaoconlui f mew' n: mmthm ntaoeloooo ouuouiiooa CIDOIOIOOO inconaiuoi LWW i' nathan , . m Jo 7VUOnaman Founded in 1998, Delta Epsilon Psi South Asian Fraternity aims to unify other South Asians and promote the rich culture of this region DANCE MARATHON FRONT ROW Ramon Galiaha, Lisa Dillinger, Ahjoly Ibrahim, Kimberly Thompson, Amy Wilson, Rob Kiss BACK ROW Zach Chan, Alexandra Cotoulas, Justina Martyhaityte, Cristina Del Toro, Alex Candee, Amy Levine, Sabrina Bunch, Maria Perez, Greta Wilhelm, Christina Farmer, Jacob Powell, DELTA EPSILON PSI Ahahth Sastry, . , . . Swaphil Patil, all 'while lending a .umfied Emmanuel vouce to their ethnic roots. Berchmaus, m; j Ashish Shah, PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY DELTA EPSILON PSI ' For students tycoons and mQ , u PHOTOGRAPH CQURTE'SYQELTAK DELTA SIGMA PI Emaad Khahsur. FRONT ROW Nick Kass, Casey Feldmah, Brahdori Coffey, Curt Lawhom SECOND ROW Katya Butter, Johahha Barriga, Megan Bums, Scarlet Camacho, Isa Coronado THIRD ROW Alicia Walker, Sandra Jacques, Carly Kahaley, Johh Coleman, MichaeI Borok, Jonathan Schrader, Eric Knittel, Tim Heacock, Michael Blandford FOURTH ROW Hannah Rihgel, Ellen Phillips, Kyhyziah Shaw, Marissa Rose, Amanda Brown, Danie Billhartz, Nehali Patel, Justin Levy, Victor Fontaha, Jason Sheldon BACK ROW Angeia Rasile, Reginald Saihvil, Aimee Beckvvith. LiJoah Baculi, Michael Wisniewski, Sabina Palmieri, Jon Roseh, Jimmy Dempsey, Jeff Bertie. Tree huggers and environmental enthusiasts alike will love Earth Alert and , their goals. This organization promotes the understanding and preservation of Mother Nature. From poilution to global warming, Earth Alert discusses how the human . population is directly impacting our environment and what we , can do to help keep our earth' clean and heaithy for many 35 generations to come. PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY EARTH ALER EARTH ALERT FRONT ROW Dillon Baete, Laura Falcone, Danielle Narona, Gaby Narona, Erih Kelly, Liz Agahs, Caitlin Pomerahce, Sarah McKinney, Joshua Kritzer BACK ROW Danielle Armon, Rajiv McCoy, Jordan Gardner, Megan Fast, Chelsea Jacks, lah Waldmah, Jennifer Olesiewicz, Nathan Laxague. Going green is aii'the rage now, but Emerging; Greeh' Buiiders havei- been thinking green for many years. Togather; this group of mostly architecture students explores new Ways and? trends in green building; from solaripaneisrto in:- house, recycling piahts. PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY EMERGich'iiiEEN BUILDER EMERGING GREEN BUILDERS FRONT ROW Brian Lemmermah, Naomi Ross, Mason McPhee, Adam Pinter BACK ROW Tess Paulose, Ryan Kwiecihski, Alyssa Batias, Elizabeth Fleischhaver, Kyle Vreelahd, Michael Geller, Brice Durkih, Melissa Harrison, Henrique Takayama. iiCreating ,mnabie Solutions su mt Communiuas in Need. i ENGINEERS WITHOUT BORDERS FRONT ROW William T. Hagen, Derek G. Schesser SECOND ROW Gopal Balakrishhah, Caitlin Augusteh, Leah Harper, Samantha Lloyds BACK ROW Ben Daniels, Giro Samale, Guillermo Salinas, Daniel Coward, Evan Fihgermah. E IOIOIIIIIII ooooo-ocoo. $ OIOOOOIOOO oI-aooolliol .IIIIOODIIII Ivootouoool ooouuclunnoc ooooo-u-unnc CIOOIOOQOOI1 IIOCIOOIOIII oncollnuoo tIa-nnouon IOOIOIIII. EPISCOPAL STUDENTS ASSOCIATION FRONT ROW Mike Johnson, Frank Corbishley, Nathan Laxague, Monica Maher SECOND ROW Roselica Hall, Mamee Carpenter, Evan Asher. Jorge Ortega. Shontelle McGuire, Kira Gaillard, Christen Cimeriis THIRD ROW Mewelau Hall, Cynthia Bird. Brittany McFadden, Stephanie Lazar, Elle Goodman, Ana Carter, Adahlia Carter BACK ROW Sebastien Rogers, Arnold Perry, Feather Li, David Bridges. UMS Ethics Society aims to encourage students to discuss , and consider different positions on a wide platform of topics. From abortion to animal rights, the M Ethics Society tackles every hot-button issue in the form of healthy' debating and round table discussions. thicg Sncirry MW 50mm PHOTOGRAPH BY LEAH ADAM WWWWWWW EQUESTRIAN CLUB FRONT ROW Lily Johnson-Ulrich, Mariel Butan, Erika Dagum SECOND ROW Reba Evans, Andrea Maffessanti, Carla Felzenberg BACK ROW Katie Sickling, Jessica Warren, Sarah Harting, Emily Allongo, Katie Darrois, Ashley Makulowich, Amy Mallozzi. ETHICS SOCIETY FRONT ROW Haley Koenfield. Sarah Martinez. Marie Cashmme, Rachael Goldberg, Darrius Serrant BACK ROW Joshua Koenfield, Melanie DiPietro, Alexander Gonzalez, Nicholas Holzer. One of the largest and most spirited organizations on campus, La Federacisn de Estudiantes Cubanos CFEQ will acquaint you with all things Cuban, from the liberation of the istand to some pan con bistec. if you are Cuban or are interested in Cuban cuiture, FEC is perfect way to fulfill your pasiGn. PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY FEC FEDERACION DE ESTUDIANTES CUBANOS FRONT ROW Valentina Lamas, Stephanie Pedre, Carole Fonseca, Nicole Borrego, Samantha Gonzalez, Rafael Ferrer, Ricardo Fernandez, Mauricio Abascal SECOND ROW Ariel Penaranda, Christina Fernandez, Cassandra Fersch, Jessica Macias, Alexa Lopez, Elizabeth Estrada, Claudia Cruz, Margi Leira THIRD ROW Andres Redondo, Alejandro Fonseca, Christopher Castillo, Guillermo De La Puente, Matthew Wolach, Peter Perez, Kathy Gonzalez, Sarah Vidal FOURTH ROW Rachel Adelman. Nicholas Andrial, Nadjib Lakehal, Gabriel Zachary Gonzalez, Antonio Sierra, Lissette Perez, Alexandra Leon, Brittney Bomnin BACK ROW Alexandra Andrial, Johanna Lopez, Isabel Romero, Jose Maestri, Albert Sueiras, Daniel Gonzalez, Rebecca Espinosa, Nicole Collazo. ?ENGSNG 61.03 I W FENCING CLUB FRONT ROW Alyssa Gormley, Laura Gonzalez, Holly Clayton, Kenneth Diaz, Fernandez Prada SECOND ROW Jennifer Gahtan, Jonathan Robbins. Ariana Almasi, Erica Bryant, Justin Speier BACK ROW Brian Lemmerman, Paul Terman, Trevor Suich, Phillip Tai, Alex Kurtz. FILIPINO STUDENT ASSOCIATION FRONT ROW Keith Preciados, Jorlyann Marinas, Phillip Chong, Sam Chun Chan SECOND ROW Rhea Olegario, Gavin Wu, Catherine Tse, Alison Chan, Marice Mariano. Melanie Suaris, Crissy Lauron, Jerry Yu Wang, Alexa Lee, Alicia Hu, Crystal Chung BACK ROW Mariko Tokue. 1' L l 299 , Gum... M L? '3 i L; AW STAND TALL AND REACH :41askolimll marries Would TN IiOl iwvompleleWithout tho iimxwmiiige ol lJM's cored ChOOi'lOdtili191 squad. Ali Kaphan and NMTltmimh NClldelOr am hoisted liiCJi'i IHIO ihe air by their slmpping, Volil'itj maie LLOLliiiOiipdiiiS Adam VVOIU mid Kovm SCIIWdi'lX, tvspvcgiivoiv. Pi iO'l'OiriRAPH BY CHELSEA MATIASH EVE GOT Tim g m P ; igpirit Organzzatzo ITS fGive it$l They Goa K4 BY LINDSEY ZAUD RER i gm b PHOTOGRAPHY BY ALYssA BERNSTEIN m in our athletic programs 1'2, The cheerleadihg squads Cheer at home and away during football games, basketball games, women's volleyball games, ahd post-season play for all sports, as well as compete in , Cheerleadihg competitions. Previously, the University of Miami; has competed at College Nationals Cheerleadihg Competition t in Orlando, FL under the All-Girl Division. in 2009, for the first i itime, the CO-ed ahd ali-girl squads combined to represent the University of Miami at College Nationals in the DivisiOhi small co-ed division Additionally, the spirit program is given the opportunity to participate in many promotional activities, COLOR ME BAD UM s Cotor Guard IS another integral part Of UM H'mrting Tvents. ' ' M'IO'IUGRAPH BY SQFHIIAJBSANcA ALZERRECA: - y PUT A SMILE ON Natatie Nowicki YOU SPIN ME RIGHT ROUND Julie Burton spins knows being a good cheerleader that flag with all her might to get the crowd and means flashing your pearly whites. athletes pumped. i 00.000000.- 00000-00000 0000000003. 000.00.0000q 000000000001 IIIIIOiOIII. 00000-000000 000.000.0000 00-0-0000000 I I o o o 0 I 0 I 0 0 I 0 :WWWWWW ' i i T? , 3? H ' iii MW 000000.00! 000000.000 00-0000000 000000000. 000000.000 0000010000 0000000000 0.0.0.0000 0000000000 UM s Florida Water Envuronment Assomation is composed of W enVironmentai engineeri mg students that promote the preservation of Mother NaturesTogether they discuss and inform and envmnmentai breakthroughs that impact us state'Wide arid beycnci PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY FWE FLORIDA WATER ENVIRONMENT ASSOCIATION FRONT ROW Omar DeLeon, Jose Cueto, Emily Sotherland, Marlo Wyant, Reem Madkour BACK ROW Tommy Kiger, Karen Kajder, Daniel Castillo, David Long, Kevin Schwartz. For budding educators, UMis Future Educators Association is a great way to connect with students whose passion is teaching. FEA also allows its - members to head out into the community to partake in reaI-Iife classroom settings and gain first-hand experience in the process. - PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY FEA FUTURE EDUCATORS ASSOCIATION FRONT ROW Brittany Miller, Ali Schwarz, Tina McKintyre, Jennifer Corujo, Melissa Caride, Kassandra Perez, Nicole Lorenzo, Alicia Garcia, Meaghan Pelletier, Samantha Paz BACK ROW Kayla Kasel, Monica Blanco, Jessica Alvarez, Carmel Henry, Danielle Kevitch. GOLDEN KEY INTERNATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Chris Slivka, Frances Arthur, Stephanie Moncada, Christina Cora, Monika Freiser, Anna Baezi mm: mxwm mew ,: GREENPEACE UM GREEKS ADVOCATING THE MATURE MANAGEMENT OF ALCOHOL FRONT ROW Sabrina Bunch, Kelly Fitzpatrick, Meredith Reilly, Emily McCollum, Heather Gaines. Michelle Leibowitz, Gabi Vigoreaux BACK ROW Gabe Perez, Chris Johnson, Ramon Galiana, Patrick Nealon, Katie Kearney, Robin Posnen FRONT ROW Priscilla Gomez, Peter DeSevo, Michelle Solove BACK ROW Katie Palme. Max Hagen, Danielle Peloquin. Alex Vera, 2:2; From Port Au Prince to right here in Little Haiti, UM's Haitian Student Organization is our schools direct gateway to all things Ha tian. With a devastating 2008 Hurricane season and recent discussions to grant Haitians political asytum, HSO is a great organization for students who wish to preserve or. learn about Haitain culture. PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY HSO Alicia Hartstack. HAITIAN STUDENT ORGANIZATION Sherlley Sanon, Cassandre Davilmar, Sarah Bertrand, Aixa Marchand, Arielle Duperval, Julie Calixte, Michael Philippe- Auguste, Esther Mathurin, Melissa Chamblain, Reginald Chounoune, Kristine Liautaud, MA 303 .thIOIOiIII .ooo-unoouuc. OUIIIOIOOIOCI oo-o-o-nc-alo ooo-a-uaocnc- ua-ooo-o-o-c- uotaac-oouonu nuooouonu-tno unuocncou-u-u IOIIOIIQOIUOO ou-oo-I-ounoa o-cuooaoouoou WWEWW oocoouooanaoa cnoouutc0tv-o conconn-nocoo noaooI-Ion-o. uoocuo-uauoo- oaoaunocooota .uc-teoouato. In-oauu-a-uo. oonoucoouootu o-a-uouac-auc ,IIIIimamIIIIIIIWI.IIIIIiIiIIIII IIIIHIIIIIIHII HAMMOND BUTLER INSPIRATIONAL CHO ? IIW' , V , W .- . FRONT ROW Tamika Henry, W W, ' I' 'Ii, 4 I , . ; , ' . Mghnon Martin SECOND IIIIIi'i I , V , I f V ' , , , . l, ' I ROW Sukari Williams-Murray. WI , $ i , Ti I W i .. W , ,1 Shivonhe Johnson, Sharonda M ' m ' ' Scott, Robert Townes Ili ',, , W BACK ROW Jackie Sims, M ' . ,, . - ' J ' Chinel Ducasse, Genevieve i Carvil, Rebecca Brave, Diana Dmeza, Erica isaac, Candiss Ducksworth, Jeremiah Irving. i f$l i .4 win; '. mun : 0W '4ng tuimhrimi growmg reii Iigiohs and UM 53 Hindi Student Assomat Ioh is w camp HINDU STUDENTS FRONT ROW Janki Amin, Roma Mehta. Karishma Reddy BACK ROW Sumontro Sinha, Vik Patel, Sagar Patel, Pravin Patel, Sumit Mehta. UM'S Honor Council is composed of students who have committed themselves to the academic, ethical and morai preservation of our student body. Aiong with administrators and faculty, the Honor Council heips W carry out disciplinarygb actions and keep the moral fiber of our students intact. HONOR COUNCIL FRONT ROW Liz Mathenge Robin Lucas Anita Viciaha Krishna Patel, Kristen Selema Shailee Patel Jaime Williams SECOND ROW Karen Connors, Rachel Russo Lauren Buck, Shayla Waldon, Kiah Barrette, Pravih Patel Faequa Khan BACK ROW Dean Wilson Jason Drabman, Jeremy Crystal, Raul Moas, Emma Florea, Dan Stein, Michael Schick, Kartik Telekuhtla, Hurricane Productions is responsible for many of UM's entertainment events, such as the HURRICANE . . PRODUCTIONS Vagina Monologues. Their Philip Muellerschoen. goal is to collaborate ' Jared Smith, Andrew with students and the Hunger, Claudia greater community to Med'na' Qabr'el Id tertainment m Walton, Luna Cafe. pFQVl e eITl Scot Sandefur, a tight-knlt atmosphere Meghan Ewing. to students. Tynickwa Mims, Pedro Rodriguez, Nate Harris. PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY HP HURRICANE RAAS FRONT ROW Jenny Gajera, Ami Panara, Nisha Polavarapu, Janki Amin, Roma Mehta, Ami Vakharia, Priya Panara, Kavita Patel BACK ROW Amar Mandalia, Swapnil Patel. lrfan Aly. Sumit Mehta, Pravin Patel, Vivek Nagar, Abdullah Abdussalam, Shawn Shah. HURRICANETTES FRONT ROW Taylor Prandini, Bianca Knox, Lisandra Machin, Rakellie Fruits, Liz Meme, Jennifer Dabalsa, Stephanie Rubio, Nathalie Randall, Anitha Bertot SECOND ROW Destiny Guild, Julie-Ann Burton, Bailey Steams, Melinda Jeudi, Melissa Gathwright, Kelsey Czako, Edna Pertuz, Andrea Escorcia BACK ROW Lorry Henderson, Shannon Bartlett, Erin Butherus, Chisel Lopez, Danielle Wick, Courtney Guy, Tamara Langley, Kayla Kasel, Stephanie Dominguez. PIER PRESSURE Pier 21 Fights to Keep All Canes Safe BY EMILY MCCOLLUM PHOTOGRAPHY BY KERRY OiNEIL with a variety of events this year. Each year we hold a week of education and events. In the fall, National Collegiate Alcohol Awareness Week had the theme of UDecide. It allowed students to realize that it is their decision to make healthy Choices and opt to not engage in high-risk behaviors, such as binge drinking and drug use. The week offered speakers, giveaways and beer goggle games. In the spring, our iCanes gone WILD Safe Spring Break week provided students information about travel, alcohol consumption, safe sex and other relevant topics. Pier 21 is a Prevention, Intervention, Education and Referral program in the William W. Sandler, Jr. Center for Alcohol and Other Drug Education. Our focus is on educating students and encouraging them to make smart decisions when faced with a situation considered high-risk behavior. There are two student organizations that are associated with Pier 21. Greeks Advocating the Mature Management of Alcohol, also known as GAMMA, is an organization that is focused on the Greek community. Also U Promoting Alcohol Responsibility To You, or UPARTY, is a group that is open to the entire university community and it also works to educate students as well as plan substance-free events as alternatives for students. The Center for Alcohol and Other Drug Education has provided students In addition to our weeklong campaigns, we work hard to bring fun programs to students throughout the year. From peer led workshops to mocktails, the peer educators have provided students with over one hundred programs and we continue to work hard to serve and educate students. GREEN SPACE Aiew'fint'ii'a ROMS, Nicoie Boweco, Emily MCCOHUHW and i'KJEiiiE? Kmarney gather on the U ' . L UP CLOSE AND PERSONAL Getting to know the 2009-2010 Student Government President, Lionel Moise. Q: What are you studying at UM? A: Broadcast Journalism and Psychology. Q: What is your favorite color? A: Green. And black and gold, of course. Q: What is your favorite sport? A: I like running, but my favorite sport to watch is basketball. Too bad I dorft have enough coordination to actually play. Q: What music do you listen to? A: I like all types of music. I listen to everything from Jazz to R8iB and Pop. Q: What is your favorite TV show? A: Anderson Cooper 360. Q: What is your dream job? A: uLionel Moise 360. I hope to one day anchor my own news show. Watch out, Anderson! Q: Are you a dog or a cat lover? A: Dog. Q: Boxers or briefs? A: Boxer briefs. Q: What is your ideal first date? A: My ideal first date would be dinner at a restaurant on South Beach and then a walk along the beach so that we could really get to know each other. Q: Do you kiss on the first date? A: You never kiss and tell. DO LOO BAC Student Goverment Aims for the Sky BY RAMON GALlANA PHOTOGRAPHY BY CHELSEA MATIASH Directly behind Student Government President Brandon Gross, a whiteboard ; displays a slogan that strongly states the SGS promise: Keeping Our Commitment. llThatls our theme for the second halic of our term, said Gross, lll want to get all the things that we promised done that are already in the works right now. Starbucks is now open until lO pm. Oh Sundays, parking has been increased for commuters, flashy beach-cruiser UBikes are keeping cautious walkers on their toes and students no longer need a thesis to graduate summa or magna cum laude - initiatives implemented by the Gross administration. which includes Vice President Claudia Medina and Treasurer Shajeha Erazo. EWe havej continued to push for past accomplishments of other administrations. The Ibis Ride was a Student Government initiative and its important to keep on promoting them to make sure they are successful, Gross said. In the final half of his administration, Even though its not an ideal situation for freshmen, Zipcars are a great way for students to get around, says Kevin Vecchione, a junior audio engineering major. Theylre hot incredibly expensive and many of them are hybrids. Only time will judge the Gross administrations actions and initiatives, but as of how, the outlook on many of their programs remains positive. llWe came up with the idea and it has gone A MIGHTY,MIGH'1 Y GOOD MAN Gross did not seem to ease any efforts. above and beyond what we expected from H 1 i J I y i ll tiiiliirti B lit vii :HVwiliiiiwii He intended Oh augmenting the ZipCar the program, Gross said. A lot of students program, among other 86 initiatives, are signed up and the amount of hours llWelre hoping to bring some more vehicles those cars are gone are phenomenal. Thatls HWW1yHWMMWWMM ,H in the next couple of months. something welve been really proud of. W mm H NW Wm H m lliwwlriiil lliail ll ll ill l ill J llllllll ll, lilll'HV lull ix rill lll'w Willi IT TAKES TWO, BABY Incoming Student Government President Lionel Moise and outgoing President Brandon Gross share a moment after Moise's inauguration. GROUP HUG Josh Knight, Jeheta Hot, Lionel Moise. Shajena Erazo, Brandon Gross, Claudia Medina, Veronica Perrotta ahd Marissa Orehsteih embrace while celebrating Moisels induction. 1 00000000000 00000000000! E E E 0000000000 0000000000 0000000000 0000000000 CIIDOIII'IOI OOOOQOIOOI 000000000000 000000000001 000000000000 000000000000 INDIAN STUDENTS ASSOCIATION FRONT ROW Kushal Desai, Nandini Verma, Pooja Shankar, Reema Bakarania, Bao Tram, Amar Mandalia, Nisha Jami, Karen Cherian, Niki Kothari SECOND 3 O 8 ROW Rati Desai, Sana Sherali, Akshay Goyal, Stephanie Sandhu, Chhaya Nene, Jenny Gajera, Soni Dhand, Priya Joshi, Rithika Ramamurthy, Malini Reddy, Karishma Reddy, Priya Panara, Karunya Krishnan THIRD ROW Kyle Amber, Vivek Nagar, Sagar Patel, Ajay Dabas, Rahul Maheshwari, Nageena Parasher. Monica Brahmbhatt, Vik Patel, Deepa Kamarsu, Maishal Manzur, Nisha Thaper, Anu Tekkumattil,Anisha Gupta, Ruchi Babriwala, Kavita PateL Janki Amin, Monika Aneja, Roma Mehta, Ripple Chokshi, Linda Koshy, Sumit Mehta, Kaveesh Maharaj, Pratik Mehta, Aruna Airan BACK ROW Gaurav Dhiman, Kushang Desai, Varun Jain, Ami Vakharia, Shawn Shah, Nisha Polavarapu, Emaad Khansur, Malini Reddy, Yash Avashia, Vik Patel, Nisha Chowdary, Ashish Shah, Nibras Chowdary, Sagar Patel, Swapnil Patel, Satyan Sreenath lrfan Alu, Pravin Patel, Ty Medaris, Monica Chatwal, Abdullah Abdussallam, Ananth Sastry, Emmanuel Berchmans, Rushil Desai, Subodh Mishra. 0000000000 0000000000 0000000000 0000000000 0000000000 0000000000 0000000000 As one of the iargeSt and ' most involved organizations on campus, UM's indian Student Association is fined with passion and love for their country. Events, such as dance? competitions, are among some of students' faVorites, compiete with colorful costumes and 0 authentic dance moges. 0 WuWmmmumlmmmrtmmrlwnWW INTERVARSITY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP FRONT ROW Bethely Cameron, Yolanda Richard, Erica S, Gooden, Alicia Sneij, Claudia Greene BACK ROW Pablo Nolan, Nabeel Sneij, Ed Bello, Michelle Mills, Rachel Dooley -Tucker. . v l 4533' unmam INVISIBLE CHILDREN FRONT ROW Sarah McKenny, Janki Amin, Andrea Whalen, Stephanie Horna, Claire Heckerma, Jennifer Katz. Michelle Wallace BACK ROW Mellisa McBride, Pravin Patel, Chelsea Warner, Ian Hest, Jack Schweky, Vikalp Patel. Andrea Cuadra, Gerardo Cuadra. KAOS FRONT ROW Megan Crawford, Tara Winston, Elke Wong BACK ROW Piero Olcese. Rickey Pierre ll. KARATE CLUB FRONT ROW Liz Fackelman, Shaminda Subasingha BACK ROW Rajan Meata, Don Jones, Jose Ferrand, Zubin Grogg, Sam Grogg. wwwtawmzsrwm KIDS AND CULTURE FRONT ROW Richelle Polk, Haley Gordon, Joanne Baxter, Karin Dunne BACK ROW Alexandra Bicki. Sarah Bouchereau, . Andrew Lam, aw . - Gabriel Walton. n 1- l l 309 000000000000 000000000000 OOIOOCOIICII IOOIOCCOCOCI 000000000000 000000000000 000000000000 000000000000 000000000000 0000000 0000 00 0000000 0000 00 0000000000000 0 00000 0000 00 0 00000 0000 00 0 00000000000 0 00000000000 0 00000 0000 00 I 0.0.00.0... 0 00000 0000 00 LINK FRONT ROW Kristi Persad, Norma Ford, Gretchen Roth BACK ROW David Goldberg, Alex Kurtz, Christine Pao. MIAMI BALLROOM FRONT ROW Sarah Rushinek, Avi Rushinek, Daisy Yang, Ann Long, Rebeca Chevarria, Christina Fernandez SECOND ROW Rodrigue Edouard, MCDavis Fasugba, Hailin Huang, Alex Suarez-Mondshein, Javier Farinas, Kathleen Manella, Ely Mondshein, Francois Jacques BACK ROW Bob Benchley, Ryan McMinds, Coby Reimbers, Markeem MiddIeton, Andrey Beylin, Arm Shea, Jin Xiang, Ji-Wah Ng, Juan Aguilar. THE MIAMI HURRICANE FRONT ROW Pravin Patel, Tanya Thompson, Sarah Pilchick, Christina De Nicola, Brian Schlansky SECOND ROW Erika Capek, Lauren Whiddon, Chelsea Matiash, Matthew Bunch, Hilary Saunders BACK ROW Daniel Bull. Shayna Blumenthal, Josh Newman. Ed Fishman. UM's Miami Motion Dancers realiy know about all that jazz? but their dancing expertise doesnit stop there. This group of talented steppers also focuses on tap ballet and Broadway dances just to name of a few For more experienced dancers W . Miami Motion provides a special group for you to hone your skills and achieve your rhythmic dreams, but for those who still a have two left feet, the group has a special section for beginners. L J1 PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY MIAMI MOTION DANCERS: Staphylococcus and microscopes are UM's Microbiology and Immunology Clubis best friends. Okay, so maybe the staphylococcus part isnit true, but i this group of talented science students is paving the way and getting ready to break ground in the field of medical and scientific research. If you're interested in the medical field or just have an interesting fascination with amoebas, this organization is calling your name. - PHOTOGRAPH BY RACHEL SCHREIBMAN MIAMI MOTION DANCERS FRONT ROW Jenna Mennona, Joelle Vogle, Chrissy Haight, Alysha Gruher SECOND ROW Joanie Oben, Nikki Angermeier, Melissa walton, Amanda Sajecki, Meredith Lang, Aimee MCClory BACK ROW Alicia Beekman, Kate Roberts, Hilary Barr, Erin Podracki. MICROBIOLOGY 8: IMMUNOLOGY CLUB FRONT ROW Francesca Raffa, Stephanie Ricardo. Samantha Mcintosh, Heather DeHaan, Stephanie Behavides, Daniela Martinez BACK ROW Erika Benson, Melissa House, Daniel Coward, Hongzhau Ji, Chris Cooper. MINORITY ASSOCIATION FOR PRE-HEALTH STUDENTS FRONT ROW Kristen John, Labake Ajayi, Giselle Lie, Danielle Watkins, Judy Hartshom BACK ROW Vikalp Patel, Jackie Fulop, Nathalie Nunez, Christina Agustin, Gabriel Dawkins, Sharde Chambers, Kyle Reyhotds. 311 OOOIIo-aano uncouth-o- 0-0000. Iva counnonnI-I ntDDWOInwOO .IOI-;atnno Intanaoocli uooonuuclou loss... a cauCIIO-OUt .IOOOIOQIoan IoouiOOI-uo IIOlItIQOUC Ounce! OQIIOI .0...- 30-... count. atonnu out... buccalcuuu 3 OI.nI-uO 00.0.00... OOIOOIOCOI um - I aM'! 4 WW mw REACH UP FOR THE SUNRISE S n O m .m S m 0 d n a r B m 0 r cl m e h shorts on this one. TWO-HAND TOUCH Rugby,althougha I- m e e a .h h h I ZEZVISZQSIESZ? I HISTORY OF THE RUGBY I SHIRT get physical at times. Tackling is never out of the questioneitIs even better when the whole team gets in on it; I Each Rubgy team prides itself on their I unique style and design. The typical I Rugby shirt is collared Iwhich opponents I love to grab ontoI and has two different I color horizontal stripes. Shirts can vary I from this, and often depict the team I colors or the colors of the mascot. Some shirts have a logo on the left side, which I is usually the teams symbol. I ,Wm wmwwnxonnwwwu umwwmmmmm .mew A RUN FOR YOUR MONEY UMIs Monroe Tyler intercepts the ball and doesn't look back. With sweat beating down his forehead- not to mention the fierce look on his face- he leads UM to a victory at a match in Tampa. W I Shirts used to be made completely with I cotton, but as synthetic fabrics became I Cheaper, most are now made with a cot- I torMpolyester blend. Aside from being I cheaper, this blend of fabrics is harder to I grab hold of during tackles. Some play- I ersI shirts are skih-tight in order to avoid I being grabbed completely. So a traditional rugby shirt may be differ- I ent than one in Polo or American Eagle, I but in essence, they are one in the same! I- -. h h h h .... h J HEAD-BANGER Ouch! Be careful, Cory Kriegsman! After a quick tackle, KriegsmanIs head hits the ground, but hey, at least you intercepted the hall Ttm - - -I: '71:: gzkIZl'flzl': -C6;:: $94643:ng BY TRAVIS ROBERT-RITTFD PHOTOGRAPHY BY ALEX EROADWE-LL A drop of sweat dripped into my eye and Emassive men in a line, covering the entire :- the severe burning I felt as a result was :field waited for the opposition to approach.' the Ieast of my worries: a few bruises here, scratches there and multiple cuts, the :In rugby, if you get really good you can largest of which was above my brow. No wriwanticipate where the ball is going to go problem, a makeshift bandana made from :and with backward passes and great form, a torn shirt had taken care of that. It IookedZa tackle can be devastating. Here was my ragged, but no one cares about Iooks on :Chance; I wanted to make my mark. My the field. The blood was leaking through; - opioonent, running toward me, tucked I could taste it. The memorable metaIIic :the ball between his forearm and his taste was somewhat comforting and the Chest, gritting his teeth and showing me person who had caused it was laying on - 'he lacked a mouth guard, a mistake. We the sideline after I gave him a concussion --both crouched as low as possible before In an illegal tackle. A price for everything,II :imioact. I aimed my head at his mouth and --IILL SQUEEZE YOU LIKEAGRAPE An intense and :I mumbled to myself. I could smell the -----extended my legs upward into his face as :a'm'ghty M'Chae' W'H'ams '5 nOt meSS'ng around :freshly cut grass and my cleats massaged :fast as I could. The impact was devastating :When he Games the ball After USt catCh'ng the:the field with each step I took.I ISoft grassI :a battle of wills that not only got the better :ball, he takes Off and doesnt IOOk baCk' I thought, my favoriteII My teammates ::ot him, but his teeth. Next time he II wear a - no, my brothers - were standing at an :mouth guard. arms length away by my side. Sixteen IWWWWIIWWIWIWWIIWIIIIIIIIIIIIWIIWIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIWIIIIIIIIIIIIII ' ' , WWII 3 l 3 unliceoaiton .DIIQIII'IIII .nilonlsnoonb III'OIIOIIII Culloclalolo ouunoocai-i: n a I I a o a I u I o a . I ulnotsiclg Iolsolltic 1-IIIIIIIOI onioncinso OIOOIIIEQQ Iolioe-ioi OOIOIOIDGO OIOOOCIII. notiaigclo MINORITY WOMEN IN v MEDICINE .b . , . V , ' , FRONT ROW Sophi Mmohrfty Women mMedlcmde sis a group Khokhawalla' Jenny breaking new grounds and mfultratmg ' Gajera, Neeva Bose, a world that used to be predominately ' , Samantha Llloyds. dominated by white men. Together, this i . . , glelxandrpa R$Chatrd' . ' oores ru eh . group of talented young women d'lSCU.S.S . ; Yesabeli Condo, Muhil the concerns and discrepancses mmontaes , prabakar BACK ROW face when dealing with heaith care. They 3:; . a L Y Karishma Reddy, also reach out to at! students and try to - ' Lindsey Stavda: educate them about these issues bwhiler eabr'ena Raffa' . . . , . , Amartha Ogbune, cramming for their MCATS of course; h - - - lshha Sharma, Shrlmdhl , V. ,V V I Balasubramahiah, Joon PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY MWI , , Chung. MODEL UNITED NATIONS FIRST ROW Roberto Castillo, Marlow Svatek, Elaine Fehha, Jose Barreto SECOND ROW Maria Mendietta, Alexandra De Filippo, Nicholas Shayler, Carl Mbao, Nicole Horvath, Liz Alarcon, Joeseph Neely, Jennifer Safstrom BACK ROW Andrew Stavish, Daniel Schoch, Jesse Ward, Hongzaho Ji, Michael Kamah, Adys Mendizabal, Mike Abadi. Model UN is a national organization that places each school into the sometimes volatile realm of world politics. Through competitions and a hunger for world events, these students represent UM well and may someday be representing our country. PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY MODEL UN MUSLIM STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI FRONT ROW Alisha Bacchus, Sheeraz Baig, Naumah Chaudhry, Zoheb Imam, Zoheb Nehsey BACK ROW Selima Jumarali, Micelli Bianchini, Fahad Mowlaha, Adam Aldahah, Shayah Bengah zxseni? , w w NO ZEBRAS: CANES AGAINST SEXUAL ASSAULT FRONT ROW Marissa Zerbo, Taeketra Haynes, Dallas Short SECOND ROW Nichole Monroe, Ethah Alperh, Danielle Defoe, Amanda Torres, Chris Levih, Alessandra Laricchiat w ONEINAMILLION The goal of One in a Million is to spread t the word and raise awarhess of rare genetic disorders that impact people's t' lives and sometimes take them. n' ' PHOTOGRAPH BY RACHEL SCHREIBMAN H . H, 1W, 57min M vlv'wwww ,, I g ,m at FRONT ROW Bianca Pinto, Julie Burton, Angeline Merzier BACK ROW Thadrua Edgecombe, Christina Potter, Matthew Eng, Dolores Prudent. Ji-Wah Ng. WMWWWWM ORGANIZATION OF ARAB STUDENTS INSTITUTING SOLIDARITY FRONT ROW Rahda Obid, Ryan Bayounis SECOND ROW Yoldez Meroueh, Sabrina Saieh, Rama Njie, Vivecca Chatila, Mike Shammo, Hasitha Samarajeewa BACK ROW Gordon Dale, Barry Baroudi, Shireeh Alhasawi, Tony Chamouh, Fahad Hazaar. L 1 315 1 OIOCICIOQIOOW 00.0-00.0. 000.00.00.00 OOOOOOICQI notoctoicc 00-0-0...- OOIIIOIOIUIQI OCICIIIDOI IIIIIOIOICIOI .cnucccooouti 0.00.00.00.01 IICIIIOOIOIOI CIIIDOOIOIIIi lcccnocool 00001-301. 00.0030... IDIOIOIOIO Phi Sigma Pi, isacQ-ed honor fraternity that . ceiebratescommunity and feilowship. lfyowre ,, looking to reach out tothose in need, hear inspirational Speakers and giVe back toyythe Miami community, PhiVSigma Pi w ntswyoyz PHOTOGRAPHVBY KERRY O'NEI Budding PR and Ad execs gain reaI-Iife experience in PradUM. Whether your forte is event planning, image: consulting or creating 'F the latest and greatest ad campaign PradUM is the gromgp3a for you PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY PRADUM PHI ALPHA DELTA FRONT ROW Theresa Clark, Nicole Thatcher, Monica Castro, Tal Harari, Courtnee Reid, Kristi Mesmer BACK ROW William Aparicio, Andrew Tremble, Ari Nagar. Michael Mintzer, Emilio Garcia. PHI SIGMA Pl FRONT ROW Kimberly Espiritu, Lauren Bell, Allison Ring, Elsie Black BACK ROW Ryan Landoll, Becky Greenfield, Marta Maria Tobehas, Jerry Wang, Daniel Cristancho. PUBLIC RELATIONS 8: ADVERTISING AT UM FRONT ROW Khiem Nguyen, Michael Harari SECOND ROW Alyssa DeMartino. Katelyn Dusenberry, Jasmine Brooks, Linsey Cozewith, Janessa Gomez, Dayna Beiber BACK ROW Melissa Switlyk, Nataly Guevara, Katie Norwood. Typhanie Thomas, Jacquelyn Dilworth, Christin Clay. Gabrielle Officer, Kaci Fowler, Mara Smith, Anna Brickner. LMW mm A mu Wmumwmmmwmmmmmumm PRE-LAW ADVISORY BOARD FRONT ROW Jonathan Robbins, Cristina Corci, Stephanie Jimenez, Katherih Mills, Indira Sordo SECOND ROW Michael Marchese, Hanna King, Rahysa Vargas, Stephanie Moncada BACK ROW Tony Hernandez, Ryan Weir, Sean Dollard, Robert Hupt, Bryan Friedt PRE-VETERINARIAN SOCIETY FRONT ROW Sarah McKehny, Emily C. Abraham, Alyssa Comroe, Angela Jisun Jung BACK ROW Ross Gottlieb, Nicola Steers, Jason Wright, Timothy Queehey, Amy Alexander, Lisa Cariello, Amy MuehImatt, E J Project Sunshine is committed to brightening- up a sick child's day and distracting him or her from the daily routine of the hospital and treatment. Project Sunshine members head to Miami Children's Hospital to play games with sick children, read. tell stories and, most ' importantly, show them that someone cares. PROJECT SUNSHINE FRONT ROW Juan Montoya MIDDLE ROW Lilian Rodriguez- Baz, Francesca Raffa, Monica Babalonia, Kamilah Ziodeeh. Connie Pena BACK ROW Janette Gomez, Erika Martinez, Joanna Tsikis. Jessica Smolarz, Sarah PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY PROJECT SUNSHINE Shafi, Lynn Hernandez. ' l' L l 317 OIIIOOQOio-I QOQOOIOIICCO COCOOOOCIQII OOICOOIICOII .Incocunnouo O'Clotuloooo IIIOIIIIIII. a-OOOOUUGOCI DOUBLE-FISTING David Cohen shows that two balls are better than one in the game of dodgeball. Cohen just caught a ball from the other team, and you know What that means-hets out! STRATEGY IS KEY Teammates Brian Borisman and IOIOIIQOI. 0.1.00.0.- tanyone. Patrick Henry plot how best to conquer the competition. Just throw the damn ball, right? Guess again. Dodgeball involves not only brute force, but also a great deal of planning and scheming in order to take down the opponent OOICOCIODO 030.900... CIOIOIIII. lcloiiooco IIOOOOIIOI BY MACKENZIE WHEELER PHOTOGRAPHY BY TALIA NUNEZ Offering relief for a weeks worth of stress and frustration With the panacea of pure, unadulterated dodgeball, its no wonder that the Dodgeball team has a growing member base. t'Therels nothing better than when youlre having a bad day and getting to hit people With balls, said junior Mike Podolsky The teams cure-all for ste Is open to You dont have to be athletic or , skilled. Anyone can just play and have fun, saidj unior Brian Borisman. 1 ' II The team s first tournament Washeldon l 1f November 8, Which included five teams, I I p become a great way to have some laughs and take a break from Classes. I names like Blacker than Obama and llGrab Your Nuts. The Charity tournannent co- SINGLE FILE, PLEASE Jason Rinehart might be hosted by Alpha Kappa Psi, raised $130 for Relay for Life. With hopes to expand their competitive edge, the team plans to form a serious competitive team and participate in the annual National Amateur Dodgeball M Association National Championships H thoughcompetition runs rampant inal HWho participate, the personal connections What matter most to the members of this club. While we do engage in some friendly competition, above all weI ust H I I , like to have funf' said Ragland. Its really f I'l sate tor now. The balls are nice and neat in a line, but in a mere matter of seconds, these fluffy balls Will become airliiorno torpedos In this. fierce garr IQ of Winner takes all. GETTING DOWN AND DIRTY Michael Missoud and David Cohen scoop nice and low for their balls. all while avoiding opposing ones from the other team. Keep your head up, boys! WHERE DOI THROW IT? Ahh... the age-old question all dodgeballers must ask themselves. Spencer Deleveaux cahtt quite make up his mind, but he better hurry before the other team pelts him nice and hard. 30.00.00...- IIODIOIIIIOO Cooooonnolio Iconlgnlollu Inoooiulonuc 0.0.0.000... WWWWMW oooooo- 0.0.0.0.0. oocclnoooo Ioo-clllou .aI-ouclol COOOIIIIIO OIOIIOIDII 0000...... 00-0000... QUANTUM FRONT ROW Chris Rahier, Maggie DraytOh, Meghan Ewing, Katlyh Moore, Marie Ahh Fernandez-Silva BACK ROW Andy Bryant, Peter Saroufim. Steven Interrahte, Jay Hirschfeld. RANDOM ACTS OF KINDNESS FRONT ROW Charles Levinson, Kemy Josheph, Sarah Fraser, Kelsey Pitta, Michaela Gaffloy, Joseph Salzverg SECOND ROW Steph Wesdock, Jaclyn Schroder. Alisa Doctor. Catherine Johns, Nicky Diaz BACK ROW Cameron Mare, Paul Terman, Ross Devore, Evan Peskih, Dave Farah . Sarah Bouchereau. - y .5 ' a Every now and then, everyone needs a hug. and Random Acts of Kindness knows this well. In addition to its free hugs. Random Acts of Kindness promotes positive actions and thinking to its members and all UM students. They hope to encourage students to be more giving and operllheir hearts. PHOTOGRAPH BY LEAH ADAMS UMhs RAB is responsible for all events heid at the y RathskeHar restaurant From first-rate comedian's to hoetry ' y 1 y , . y ' f , , . iSLvSSgENIFl-ER readings, If you re ever , ; ' y . , . . y BOARD bored on a Friday night, ' y ' . ' 'r , y FRONT ROW Mai pass by the Rat and y ' : j . W h Tran. Mia Amato, chances are you Will see ' y . ' Sherl'ey Sanon BACK ROW Lina Cafe, Uduak Bassey, something that the RAB has organized. h Maria Perez, Kim 1 Lawrence, Christin PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY RA- y Clay, George Wayne. .. students about prenatal, RESPECT deveiopment, abortion W :35; ROW and other Eife issues. , a , A , , Alicia Sneij,Katy They strive to promote 4 - ' 5L? . , i 4 A Patao, Emma alternatives to abortion: ,, , ' 3 3 , ,. c , sa'gadO' Ke'sey ' - xi, ' L and weicome all prohfe f . .w Liza ijezzagga$x students from a faith JP. Volz Frankie and backgrountgs. Ravelo, Jorge 22 v ' ,.;f Ravelo, Philipp PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY RESPECT LIFE ' r ' , Schwind. PHOTOGRMH COURTBsYRHdR .O R ,m RHO RHO RHO FRONT ROW Ellen Oshinsky. Robin Garcia, Kait Birghenthal, Maria Rodgers, Belinda Merkelis, Dee Hoult, Marlena Skrobe SECOND ROW Eric Weiss, Katie Darois, Alyssa Meadows, Elle Rivard, Ty Medaris, Kelley Winship. Matt Phillips, Trista Burch, Melanie Jackson THIRD ROW Alex Gracie, Harris Moore, Jared Robbins, Tally Holcombe, Amanda Costaregni, Alycia Rajendran, Jenny Allen. Jonathan Cooper Davis, Ari Halperin, Abby Goodson BACK ROW Mike O'Brien, Chris Slivka, Chris Jehle, Dr. Sharon Smith, Jenna Spackeen, John Parkinson, Noah DesRosiers, Chelsea Werner, Michael Cohen, Nicholas Jackson, Justin Bousquin, Ana Griefen. ROCK CLIMBING CLUB FRONT ROW Ryan Eckert, Ricky Roesler, Holly Clayton, Grant Williams, Erik Anderson BACK ROW Erik Enomaa, Mike Hedlund, Andrey Beylin, David Green. J' L 1 321 BREAK IT DOWN Hundreds came out for UM'S Dance Marathon. If yOLfre embarrassed by your personal dancing skills, have no fear! You can humHiate yourself for a good cause With the group. ' 444444447 , 4 4,444 44 4 144 1'44 41414, $444, 44 4, '44 4444 I4 4444,, 44444, 4444 M I 4 44444444 '44 4444 4444: 44 44 44 7 'w m wf 44 , r I I4 44 4 MW , 444 4444' I 4,4444 44 4,, 4 4 a 44. 4 1 4 4, 44444444444 '4 4747444474 444 ,, 4444 , 4 4., N 1 Wm ., , 444 444444444444M444. 44444444444444 4 WIIIIH44444 444 H ,4 4 4 4 442444444 44,, . , 44 4 41,444; 4444144 ,444 4444 447474 PLAY BALL Dancing can be tiring, so retreating to a nice game of foosball is a welcomed break. Cassie Glen, Megan Anderson and Jill Farragher try their best to gain the upper hand in this match. Bonding activities such as this one were common at the event. GOTIT, CHIEF? Captains Jacob Powell and Kim Thompson take a quick second to conference during Dance Marathon. Even though it was only in its first year, the event went off without a hitch. IT'S HIP TO BE SQUARE As if dancing wasnit tiring enough, Cassie Glen and Nicole Sutter decide to lead a rousing game of four square with this patient from Miami Children's Hospital. SOMETHING TO WRITE HOME ABOUT SERIOUSLY, ITS THE WRITE THING TO DO Kaitlyn Zydel and John Michael Cornell are just two of the dozens of UM students who gave their time to Up Til Dawn's annual letter-writing party at the Rathskeller. The fundraiser benefited St. Jude's Hospital for Children. VCR Aiming to Put an End to Cancer BY ANALISA HARANGOZO PHOTOGRAPH BY NICK CILETTI Scribbling of pens and pencils filled the air October l4, as Up Till Dawn hosted its sixth-annual letter- writing party for St. Jude Childrenls Research Hospital. After weeks of recruiting student teams from ten different organizations, hundreds flocked to the event, writing to their family and friends requesting donations for the hospital located in Memphis, Tennessee. Costing an astounding $l.3 million to run every day, the hospital turns away no family, regardless of income. After the event emotionally moved them, The Hindu Student Council hopes to make the Letter Writing Party their future Charity event. Their main goal this year was to spread awareness in their Club and community about the noble cause. I may never meet this child, but at least I know the money will be worth it, said Roma Mehta, senior secretary of the Hindu Student Council. Paola Cassana, senior bilingual marketing coordinator of St. Judeis Miami office, said iionce the child is diagnosed with cancer, the entire family suffers. St. Judeis, however, lessens the suffering by providing medical care, transportation and housing for the family free-ofacost. iiSt. Judeis is the only place where you can receive hope and where money isnit an issue, she said. Performances from dance teams Miami Motion and Khaos rallied the crowd along with two powerful guest speakers. Felipe Barrero, father to a 2-year- old leukemia patient at St. Jude was first to speak. Despite the emotional hardships his family endured with his sons disease, he has not yet suffered financially. Up until today, I have not received a bill, he said. Nick Cilletti, a UM senior and survivor of childhood cancer, followed as he spoke about his appreciation for being able to live and how St. Jude Childrens Hospital is able to do the same forothers who may be in the situation he was in. WOW 323 i oonoooacoooi Inotrooo-D IIOIIOOOIOO IOIOUIOIIOI Izonoonuoo aoouooocoo oonlouotou Oinaooc-ooa Ioouctoooo 00.0000..- OIOIIIIOII! IOCODIUIQUO 00:00.13..- DOOa-oconao o o o o o a t I o I o o h f'iMLIIWWMEfw Ioibouooci caulucotoo IOOQOIOOII 0.0.0.0... cocolnolco ROTORACT FRONT ROW Melissa Meade, Emily Dierks. Elizabeth, Meerali Patel, Viviana Salcedo, Tammy Pitiriciu, Madi Lindauer BACK ROW Francesca Filiberto, Sandy Joseph, Frank Zadravecz, Thalia Cordon, Marina Mityul, Nelson Perez, Stephanie Homa. Que picante! UMis Salsa Craze is a dancing staple on campus and has been . infusing students with it the fiavors of Miami for years. From beginners to expert salsa shakers, Saisa Craze hoids dance clinics every Friday night and is open to the public. Some members even participate in competitions and dance showcases on campus. PHOTOGRAPH BY LEAH ADAMS SALSA CRAZE FRONT ROW Chirag Gheewala, Monika Freiser, Javier Armas, Marta Cuervo SECOND ROW Marta Tobehas, Izabella Lipnharski, Beula Amador, Maria Sagarduy. Christie Velasco, Lauren Kesseil THIRD ROW Alessandra Laricchia, Stephanie Riggs, Luis Rams, Roxanne Gutierrez, Stephanie Sosa, Katrina Rodriguez, Stephanie Morel FOURTH ROW Dan Morales, Lauren Bonavitacola, Aldo Mimbella, Maria Elena Casas, Michael Casciato, Jonathan Hoffman FIFTH ROW Alexander Gonzalez, Lyla Yaher, Brittany Casey, Alysha Puducheri. Sudarshan Ranganathah, Adam Moskowitz, Rita Zeidan, Jethro Cessaht, Kendra Anderson, Alysha Gruner BACK ROW Neville Hidalgo, Erica Schiff, Rudy Blanco, Wilfredo Escala, Ali Grana. George Gonzaiez, Eric Allseits, Tiffany Brown, Constantin Pozdhyakov. School of Architecture Student Council acts as mediator between students and faculty. Getting down and dirty to lend a hand to Habitat for Humanity and hosting their 'NW annual Black and White NW Ball at Books 8i Books ' is just a normal year for this gifted group of architecture students. SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE STUDENT COUNCIL FRONT ROW Shaiina Jaffer, Jessica Rausch SECOND ROW Olivia Alezander , McKenzie O'Neil, Jenna Comte, Marissa Comte BACK ROW Mike Galea. Faris Abuzeid, Andrew Haehn, PHOTOGRAPH BY RACHEL SCHREIBMAN Christophe Hardgrove. m: MW um x SIGMA ALPHA IOTA FRONT ROW Katie Bruno, Michaela Gaffley. Reba Evans, Kate Hunter SECOND ROW Laura Blancato, Alyssa Wegelin, Patricia Chaviano, Sara Cowley, Holly Settineri, Kaylin Shutte, Allison Wellons, Alaina Galliford BACK ROW Bethany Tallman, Katie Meineke, Marie D'Angiolillo. The Student Activity Fee Aliocation Committee controls the purse strings of all SAFAC organizations. Their funding heips our organizations buy advertising or host events to recruit new members. They protect the interests of honesty and want what is best for all students PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY SAFAC STUDENT ACTIVITY FEE ALLOCATION COMMITTEE FRONT ROW Kevin Patel, Sagar Patel, Shajena Erazo, Tia Dawkins-Hendricks, Ben Miller, David Cohen BACK ROW Brett Feldman, Tiffany Mathias, Arm Vu, Chelsea Werner, Anoop Sheth, Michael Shick, Feeta Caphart, Scott Eisenberg. 3 STUDENT ASSOCIATION OF FASHION PROFESSIONALS FRONT ROW Ashley Johnson, Monica Penin, Rachel Holmes, Carly Grass, Alyssa DeMartino, Vanessa Colvett. Brittany Olerio, mgrida Ramanaviciene BACK ROW Leah Gabriel, Victoria Weitzmann, Kristen Chuber, Melissa Katz, Lara lglesias, Nicole Wyman, Lucila Tijman, Yu Hao, Meghan Kanodia, Julie Schollenberger. UMts Chris Dunckel and Chris Hughes dive in head- I I first during the match with UCF. These boys have a killer breast strobe. git w v w . Wm 2mm. WITH I Whetheryou refer to it as a mankinif banana hammock; I or the its more common name, Speedos are a staple for l professional swimmers. But what about regular, everyday I men donning the snuggZy-htting spandex? PRO-SPEEDO Some swimmers swear that you cant spell Speedo Without I the word Speed, and thats exactly what you could gain by sporting one. Most would agree that the tan lines boys get from board shorts I arenIt the most flattering, so Speedos are a shorter alternative. I I Some men like to show the world how nature blessed them. I I ANTI-SPEEDO I , v ,, , 7 , . M ' man- I I v V ,vrwer Speedos, although a swimwear staple in hot locales such as Rio I de Janiero and Ibiza, have yet to gain popularity here in the US. l BOBBING UP AND DOWN UM's Meghan REPRESENT, SON! 305 TIL I DIE! t V' ' I ' Gaynor knows that the key to any Chris Butcher knows never to good breast stroke is a combination forget his orange and green roots, 3 t r tm ch atte tion th 0 e n anft han 1e. . . ' Speedo a t ac u n at s m me C d I of speed and finesse. Gaynorts breast even rlght before a big meet. y stroke success earned her gold for I- -- .. -- -- -- -- -- ..... ..... ..... m J UMatthismeetagainstUCF. EI'I' HILARY 1m Before a race starts, I visualize it in my head. I remind myselIC to jump high and out off of the blocks, streamline and kick to the surface and hot to breathe off the walls. During the race itselfl Ileave all those thoughts behind and focus only on myself and the person in the lane next to me Afterward, all the thoughts I suppressed during a. the race emerge. 'What 5 my time? How Close to my best is that? Did I beat the person next to me? How many points did I score for the team? Every meet, these thoughts race through mymihd and those of my teammates on the UM Club Swim Team. After just two and a haIIc months of practice, I9 young j and eager swimmers traveled I40 miles to Fort Pierce, Florida for the George Kojac Sprint Invitational. Hosted by the Indian River State College, swimmers of all ages and skill levels were eligible to compete. The ICahes met last years rivals, the UCF Knights, and swam against RALLYIN TALLY After a successful meet in Tallahassee, Shane Neumann, Chris Hughes, Nicolas PeriIIa, Nadine Sebai and Derrick Vaughn dry off and enjoy each others company. other local high school and university-Ievelclub teams. This is a great opportunity for a lot of young swimmersX to go out and represent the U. Our swimmers have a . lot of passion and talent and I can t wait to unleash that on some more unsuspecting teams said Club president WWW Freshman Meghan Gaynor brought home the gold, ' placing first in the 50-yard breaststroke. The support that everyone gave motivated me to swim really fast and I finished bot races I was shocked, Gaynor said. The UM Club Swim Team hopes to strengthen its group with more teambuilolihg activities and competitions. They plan on swimming against the University of Central Iorida attending the University of Florida's invitational hol competing in the Miami Mile open water swim in already a leader on the team. HANGINI TOUGH Nicolas Perilla isn't nervous at all before he starts his race. Even though he's only a sophomore, hels IICIIOIOII. 00.00....- OIOIOOIII. IIIIOCCOOII OOOIIOOCIC IIOIIIIIIOO 00.10.00... 00.00.00... 30-1-00...- IOIIIIIII'I O'DOOOIOII. llooocooc ICICIOOIII 00-00....- anolunlouo Otiauooool The Student Goverhmkant Senate Is a gkoup Of hardworking students who represents each of the academic, tolleges on campus Their duty Is to voice the concerns and goats of the students of their schoois Together they work aiongside the Student Government President to affect change and make UM more conducive to student life - m I W PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY STUDENT GOVERNMEN STUDENT GOVERNMENT FRONT ROW Amanda Barbara, Michelle Pena, Zach Chan, Michael Bookmah, Kelly Fitzpatrick, Amy Levine, Anita Viciaha, Valentina Lamas, Ceci Almeida SECOND ROW Michael Eisenstein, Billy Fuchsmah, Sabastian Pulido, Jasmin White, Pallavi Pal, Amanda Lombardi, Lauren Carey, Jennifer Safstrom, Anjoly Ihrahim, Christina Farmer, Romy Portuondo, Christopher Dickerson, Aaron Esmah, Tiffany Mathias, Brian Borisman BACK ROW Dan Lazaro, James Fluss, Michael Schoor, Ramsay Villalon, Michael Montali, Carlos Garcia, Omar de Leon, Emaad Khansur, Manny Melo, Jacob Powell, Jeff Brody, Daniel Lopes, Chris Bosma, Eddie Diaz, Ryan Mason. Ben Thomas. Ashley Schenck. STUDENTS TOGETHER REACHING INTEGRITY, VALUES 8: ENGAGEMENT HI mmw. H I WI I Wu I .W S.T.E.P. FRONT ROW Esther Mathurin SECOND ROW Priscilla Gomez, David D. Drebsky, Shari Seidmah, Veronica Alvarez, Emily Dierks BACK ROW Anothony An Young, James Massaro, Ariel Peharahda, Ashley Cames, Jimmy Gibson. WW V 'II W '1' I W J'W' WWMWMWWW H WWI FRONT ROW Matt Robayha, Genevieve Carvil SECOND ROW Darlene Gamez, Samantha Lloyds, June Pan, Brittany Tedeschi, Haley Gordon, Kaci Dewitt-Rickards, Feeta Caphart, Rosandra Walker, Claire Heckermah THIRD ROW Deborah Perez, Stefanie Shorey, Daniella Orihuela, Mike Shammo, Reggie Saihvil, Lindsey Stavola, Rudy Hernandez, Andrew Lam, Emilio Garcia, Kehji Suzuki BACK ROW Jaleesa Robinson, Sheena Morris, Lauren Reece, Sarah Bouchereau, Sagar Patel, David Goldberg, Quinn Worden. Students Toward a New Democracy tSTANDi aims to encourage forward thinking when it comes to government and the implementation , of democracy They are committed to working with existing organizations to achieve this goal and proved to be a very important organization in this past election year. PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY STAND A UM baseball game Wouid no 13 c Sugarcanes These bat girls as they are affectionately , caiied help cciiect and held the piayers bats and aise serve as a great source Qf moral Supper: to the team. we fa f PHOTOGRAPH BY LeAH ADAMS L imp No game is iOOiXu without some kind of m ' Sunsationalit performance. UMs Sunsations w e i. are one of the many talented spirit 5; ' L organizations here that combine dances moves with cheering to provide haif-time entertainment and some much needed support to our student athletes. . i x PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY SPORTS INFORMATION STUDENTS TOWARD A NEW DEMOCRACY FRONT ROW Stephanie Sahdhu, Dustin Doing, Jill Ulrich, Lyia Yaher BACK ROW Patrick Edmond, Kaplah che, Alex Pierce, Aiyssa Cundari, Brian Wismari SUGARCANES FRONT ROW Laura Seivey, Laura Golden, Alaiha McCoy, Sarah Hartman, Renee Longihi SECOND ROW Samantha Bo, Adriana Balkissoon, Stefanie Schartel, Casey Crist, Helen Schafer, Megan DeMilia THIRD ROW Amanda Price, Kelly McGili, Melissa Gathright, Meghan Holub, Rebecca Lattahzio, Whitney Taylor, Kimber Veltri, Missy Kiehga BACK ROW Kate Schwehdeher, Shelly Hempeh, Erin Butherus, Jehha DeFrahcesco, Elieh Oshihsky, Stephanie Robles, Carissa Katsmayr SUNSATIONS FRONT ROW Lara Ryan, Shannon Chin, Nayfe Carreho, Lauren Bell, Alexandra Marmarato. Sarah Silverman, Natalie Nowicki BACK ROW Rochelle Bradley, Annalis Garrido, Nicole Aronica, Danielle Wallis, Jazzmyhe Williams, Jordan Lichay, Stephanie Hines, Katie Cohen. 329 Wun-vu-u-u- OIIIIOOIIIIOI OIOIOOOOIIIII 000.00.000.00 IUIOOIOOIOOC. OOIIIIOIOOOOO tltoutnootlnu iIIOCOQIoODII OOOOOOOOCOIIO IGDIOOIOOOIIC IOUUICCOIOCOO OIOOI'IItOIOO CoallcoIOI I..II.I..O 0.0.0.0... .OIOUIOOIO 00.0000... aaoooootol 0.00.0.0.- IOIIOIIOI. . , SURFRIDER If protecting the world .. 1 - 4 , , L . FRONT ROW Joe oceans, waves and . ' . , Y ; , ,1 Epstein, Matt Castillo, beaches is your caning, -, , , ' ' ' q '- Steven Root SECOND UM Surfsider may be , , ' ROW Ryan Heffeman, the QFQUDfOT yoU'.ThiS H H U , , , . L Jlml Tynan, Eddle , . ' , ' ' k ' , - , Mauldm, Laura group fights, to preserv ' ' . V Stoltenberg THIRD our beaches through ' ROW Stephen Seto. edUcating its members ' I ; Carl Speer. Tony Rossi, Keenan Warner, Lauren Campbell BACK ROW Daniel Thompson, Vicente de Jesus, Derrick Vaughn. about preservationand environmentai issues, - PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY SURFRIDE - SUSTAINABLE U FRONT ROW Simone Branch BACK ROW Nadja Koch, Malia Carpio, Meredith Hatic, Emily Harkness. Lauren Baron, Lowell Wood. WWWKW SWIMMING 8c AQUATICS CLUB FRONT ROW Tyler Cox, Hilary Saunders. Derrick Vaughn. Nadine Sebai,Charlotte Fuschetti, Mallory Ducharme SECOND ROW Diego Perilla, Chris Dunckel, Brittany Kight, Meaghan Gaynor THIRD ROW Tommy Kiger, Nick Perilla, Elisabeth Hicok. Dustin Doing, Dawn Minkow BACK ROW Kevin Harrington, Chris Hughes, Chris Dutcher, Danny DeOliveira. Tae Kwon Do is an ancient sport that promotes the art of self defense and only using it when necessary. This group can be seen practicing on the first floor of the Wellness Center and invites martial artists of all skill levels to join in on the fun. PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY TAE KWON DO SWING U i: warsiekz FRONT ROW Sara Rushihek, Avi Rushinek SECOND ROW Gianhihha Farkas, Tris Monet, Kim Reichei, Alyssa Gormley BACK ROW Alexa Aballa, Melissa House, Dustin Aiken. TAE KWON DO Trevor Suich, Darrius Serrant, Laura Quirola, Denise Arredondo. Matt Rosene. TENNIS CLUB Billy Popejoy, Jamie Ponmattah, Ryan Chihh, Justyha Milewski, Simone Berger, Federico Cybel, Nicole Budzihski, Krishna Vasudevah, Tzihtzia Nunez. Alyssa Canoe, Sofia Montalvo, Alexa Leone, Colton Klihgehsmith. Richie Redfem, Joshua Sznol, Scott Weihreb. ' 1 331 l .IIIIOOIIII IIDDIOIIIOtJ nulaIOIoci CIIOOOOOQOOI IIIIOOIICI Ionioocnooll OIIOOOIII. IOIIIIIDOIII IIOOCOODOI ooolonoono Jourdan, The Trinidad and Tobago Cultural Association of UM aims to highlight and promote the ' culture and history of these West Indian nations. Their goal is to raise awareness of these islands, the issues they face and also educate others about the rich culture they possess. N t? 5; MW; PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY TTCA l l v ' l ,. Whoever thought that frisbee couldnt be turned into a competitive sport ' . . missed the mark. UMls Ultimate Frisbee team not only practices on campus, I l they also travel as far away as Vegas to compete in national competltlons. H W 'Y WWW , t 1 4 PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY ULTIMATE FRISBEE , . v : ULTIMATE FRISBEE FRONT ROW Ben Jack, Evan Asher, Luke Fitzpatrick, Mark l-lalmes, Chris Miller, Dat Nguyen SECOND ROW Jaymes Gardzihski, Ross TRIATHALON CLUB FRONT ROW Rachel Losada. Rachel Yorzihski, Lauren Campbell, Carl Speer, Danielle Smith, Caitlin burman BACK ROW Scott Felmah. Flavieh Ken Groce. TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO CULTURAL ASSOCIATION FRONT ROW Katrina Hoseih, Christian Thomas, Kol James, Tricia Persad Coosal. Kristi Persad. Vishala Maharaj BACK ROW Rafael Jacloo, Dimitri Tahal. Brandon Antoine, Philip Sookram. Feldgerber, Diego Donna, Michael Calamaras, Ari Schiftan, Giuliah Jauregul, Dave Sinick, Stewart Knight BACK ROW Steve Root, Ryan Watzel, Barry Katz, Joseph Dusslihg, Michael Eder, Dallas Shaw, Joe Weitzer, Brandon Krieger, Nick Bill. W, 3W3 1'7 m M'Wluz' l,! w r I ,v i A 1.50711: l'. 7 They may have lost the tast election, but UM's Coilege Republicans prove that the Republican Party is still a strong contender in US politics. 2008 was a record year for this group, recruiting students to voteand ' even participatingin a debate with UM's Young Dems. PHOTOGRAPH BY LEAH ADAM m 3 WWW 5; Va r'u mm: max uh wlmg MI w ., W I W' V J ermmmmmmwmmmwm UM AQUARIUM CLUB FIRST ROW Stephanie Chaston, Coral Millican, Casey Cantwell SECOND ROW Tally Holcombe, Paul Terman, Jackie Kraus, Paige Giusfredi BACK ROW Chris Jehle, Alex Gracie, Steve Manley, Ross Gottlieb, Natalie Kraft, Brendan McDermott. UM COLLEGE REPUBLICANS FRONT ROW Fernanda Sanchez, Andrea Whalen, Kelly Killian, Elizabeth Fleischhauer SECOND ROW Harout Samra, Maria Pelfrey. Samantha Rositano, Bailey Lozner BACK ROW Mike Bonomo, Chris Johnson, Anthony Miller, Vinny Sidhu, Christopher Jones. THE UNDERGRADUATE NEUROSCIENCE SOCIETY Danika Brodak, Marshall Holland, Timothy Boyce, Kevin Willeford ' 1' ' 1 333 I o I C I C I O I O I I I O I I I o I o I O IOQOUIIIICI 9.00.0.0... IOCOIOOOOOO ICIDOOOIIII 0.0.0.0.... IIOIIIIIIII 0.00.0.0... ollnotciioo RUB-A-DUB-DUB Nothing beats a warm bath after a long day of leaping and performing tricks, as Abigail Spaldihg shows here. IOOIIOIOII Iconolouac OIIOIDIIII IIIIDIOOOO IOOIOIOICI IIOIOOI... oooooooooo 0.000.000. location.- IOIOIIDOOI IOOIIIQIII RIDIN DIRTY Equestrians Ride to Viy BY VICTORIA GENAURDI PHOTOGRAPHY COURTESY THE MIAMI HURRICANE While some may shrink at the thought of having over 1,000 pounds of animal beneath them, 3H ' Equestrian team members could not think of anything better. Its an unbelievable feeling to have the power of an animal at your fgertips, said MAD HATTER Looking for a way to sophomore Cortl Wetherlil. i w i cover your out of control humidity Ti t i hair? Try this hat on for size. With lessons, trail and beach rides, trips to polo i A4 matches, opportunities to volunteer with such organizations as Good Hope Equestrian and the option to compete at intercollegiate horse shows, the team offers something for riders of all levels. With most of the shows out-of-state, the team hits the road quite often. Katie Sickling. sophomore and President of the Equestrian Team, said, Since we do a lot of long traveling trips together, we get to know each other pretty well. Everyone becomes practically best friends. The team relies on each other in more ways than friendship, though. tlh order to be the most successful team, you have to be weIl-rouhdedf said Evans. This means that the team must have winning riders at every level. A beginner rider is just as important as an advanced rider. Evans believes that the UM team is successful because members have a variety of riding experience. . I ' ' TRAINER NOSE BEST This lucky , gelding gets brushed right before a match. Donit stick your nose where it doesnt belong, Dutch Dynamite. if the idea of competition scares beginnersout ; there, it should not. The Equestrian Team welcomes Tali with open arms ahdhooves Ti t Y i. M w w XSADDLE UP Katie Sicklihg tightens her saddle giand is read for the days competition FAMOUS HQRSES 14153311153111 E313 From 1961 to 1966, he was the only horse to have his own show on network television. He is the only horse to have his own show, period. With his often witty and sometimes sarcastic remarks, the Palomino found its way into television history and the hearts of show Viewers. SEABZSCUYF During the Great Depression, Seabiscuit was the underdog, as was the rest of the country. He won the coveted Triple Crown during the Match of the Century, against War Admiral in 1938. He lives on in books and movies. M? LITTLE PONIES Bon Bon, Starlight, Patch, Clover - whichever was your favorite, this band of rambunctious and too-cute little horses became 801$ icons with their own line of toys and a short- iived cartoon series. i LEAPING SUCCESS Cortie Wetherill and his herse Charlie leap high into the air to clear this UM-inspired hurdle at the Tally Ho Farms competition. 1 x 1311mmnxsmi 1, V1, ' i i ,, 00.00.03..- lolouolooon IIOQIOIOOCO 0.0.0.0.... Ooctootllol i 0.001....- OOICIIOIO. QIIOICIDCI IIOIOIIOOO 00.0.0000. OOUIIOIIIOI tonoclcnool IIOOOIIOIOI OIIOOOODIOO IiUIIOOOOOI DIIOOIIIIII uncouollull OIOOOOOIOIO 00 00 03 000.00.00- OOIIIIOIIO 00-0100... UOIIOOOII. Itluiooool 0.0.0....- UNDERGRADUATE SPORT PROFESSIONAL? ORGANIZATION OF RESEARCH AND TRAINING FRONT ROW Amanda Archer SECOND ROW Sam Leavitt, Justin Cleva, Annie Hake, MacKenzie Green, Brian Melnick, Chris Levin THIRD ROW Amanda Winner, Ali Kitenpion, Them Ross, Yoshio Maeda, Kristian Alwell, Juliessa Criollo, Marcus Hirsch BACK ROW Britta Boesing, Ethan Alpem, CHOSEQ fgeid. ' ' ' Brandon Kochen, Alex . , ; , -, , y, ' ' ,. . Bryant, Caleb Weith, Ralph PKGTOGRKPH COURTESY , : , ' M - - z . ,, ' r , - , Shick, Daniel Laus. wwwwmmmmmmmmmmm UNION VENEZOLANA FRONT ROW Victoria De Armas, Maria Cristina Lascurain, Titina Gamardo SECOND ROW Liz Alarcon, Anais Vivas BACK ROW Javier Fernandes, John John Machado, Eugenio Lascurain. Francisco Rodriguez, Vanessa Duran. United Black Students is an organization geared towards promoting black history and culture at UM. UBS is very involved on campus and many of its members hold positions in other academic: and social organizations. UBS welcomes all students, regardless of ethnicity, who are interested in black issues and culture to join them K, PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY UBS UNITED BLACK STUDENTS FRONT ROWJaIessa Robinson, Erica Martin, Marquise McCoy, Shajena Erazo, Lionel Moise, Richina Bicette, Kiara Wesley, Doris Thomas BACK ROW Xavier Bowden, Ibe Armstrong, Rebecca Brave, Gabriel Walton, Shelly Gibson, Kristen Gibson, Catlin Dudevior, Christine Nanan. Christopher Dickerson, Esther Lamarre, Dara Collins, Courtney Cross-Johnson, Christina Meivin-DeWees, Tremayne Woodard, Kelly Onyejiaka, Arlesa Hubbard, Jessica Taylor, Leah Danville, Robert Townes Ill, Yasmin Assar. University Christian Fellowship is dedicated to promotingthe spiritual, mental and emotional life of students andthe community at :JM; m PHOTOGRAPH BY KERRY owe! xx ,2; $21. Mm swam ammwms: UNIVERSITY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP FRONT ROW Nicole Kidd, Alessandra Levy, Tivon Pennicott, Elishia McKay, Kelly Bums SECOND ROW Catherine Poltoratzky, Tris Monet, Jessica Ell, Marie Fatil, Kim Reichal, Arial Brown. Josh Alvarez, Christina Ricketts, Alexandra Richard BACK ROW Eusebio Hernandez, Joe Lortie, Torsten RiCh-Wimme, Lucia Chinea, Danny Chinea. eaxmmm emmmw UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI TABLE TENNIS CLUB Danielle Weiss, Raul Monsalve, Shari Seidman, Lauren Weiner, Dimitris Papamichail. UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI YOUNG DEMOCRATS FRONT ROW Sarah Pilchick, Jessica Kirsner. Lindsey Cartee, Jennifer Dowd, Elena Schmidt, Alec Rivera, Sean Heam, Robert Hupf. Jason Stevens BACK ROW Gaurav Dhiman, Colin McDaniels, Miles Strebeck, Jeff Strohsahl, Joel Solomon, Nick Raffaele, Joe Katz, Robert Goldfin 1' L 1 337 uocvucouc- Dooolcoaloo Inaunooouu 00.0.0000. 0.6.00.0... Olonolooon cnooonotosl OOIIOIOII. IOOOOIOIOI. Iocnoonuui. IIIQOOOIODO IIQOIIIIOOI IIIIIIOIIO. 0.010.001.- anonaooooal 00 C20 00 IIOIIOOICI 0.0.0.0... ounil'otio ltcolillol OIOOIIOIII Icioiootln Members ofthe Virgin island Student Association share a mutual paSSioh and commitment to the wellbeing of their homeland. Together, they aim ,to' raise awareness of the islandiand hetp to, raise moneyfmvarious causes that pertain to this nation PHOTOGRAPH BY KERRYO'NEI ' u. aw Wax u-xwwa UP TIL DAWN FRONT ROW Kassandra Perez, Gabriela Armas, Teresa Hornstein, Kaitlyn Zydel BACK ROW Geraldine Jerez. Sarah Shafi, Veronica Alvarez, Astrid DiVincent, Angela Bonativa, Nicole Scada Sara Klaben. VIRGIN ISLAND STUDENT ASSOCIATION Zahra Derrick, Keisha L. Baisden, Tristian Hannah, Stephanie Felix, Ezzard Rolle. WATER POLO CLUB FRONT ROW Meghan Lane, Courtney MacMahon, Monica, Brian Peters, Nikki Keen SECOND ROW Antonia Mariassy. Blake Johnson, Justin Bousquin, Jose Mora BACK ROW Ian Dixon, Rolando Ortiz Santos, David Goldberg, Brett Pencar, Ryan Freedman, Corey Bubb. WOMENtS CHEERLEADING FRONT ROW Alex Stermah, Emmi Meyer, Stephanie V The AII-Girl Cheerleadersw not only pump-up the ' : crowd at football games, bUt they also pump'Up ' t Ferrera, Liz Taubeh SECOND the Miami community by ; . , ROW Kateva Rosato. serving as the face of the Cg , t e t . . ' 3 . . , t V Samantha Nagy, Rebecca university at many service xv, ., - , , . a; t ' . I , GUtStadt' Tara sever'no' . t r ' . g . Ashley Gellhas BACK ROW Lindsey Zauderer, Ashley Oweh, Lacee Lenders, Nicole PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY SPORTS INFORMATION Diaz, Trish Colatortit Mnuama WOMENtS LACROSSE CLUB FRONT ROW Amanda Miesnieks, Emily Oweh SECOND ROW Kristen Avvehto, Leah Bradley, Maddy Keese, Talo Thomson, Jessica LeSage, Julia Carpenter, Jessica Zucker, BACK ROW Jehha Perez, Kerry Qualliotihe, Erin Wolff, Lindsay Moore. Maggie Tague, Stephanie Dietz, Kelly Riley, Jessica O'Connell, Briana Fountain, Molly Rose Piccione. WWWWWWWWMMWMWWW yt hWWWIUIIlWIIllllflilWllllWWMW'lllMVWLW it WOMENtS RUGBY CLUB FRONT ROW Sarah Koester, Megan Flynn, Megan Moran, Nora Worrell, Aubrey Stutzmah, Jacquie Peher BACK ff w ROW Chloe Kutun, Maria Costahtihi, Elizabeth Salerno, Feli Massa, Sara Johnson, Michelle Horevitz, Gabriela de f WOMEN,S SOFTBALL CLUB r t la Torre, Christian Schlaerth. Katie Kearney, Kiersteh Schmidt. - ' 1' J4- 339 I actively look to me, myself to new experiences, to meet friends that I will love for practically ever. 000000000000 000000000000 000000000000 000000000000 000000000000 000000000000 i 0000000000 IEEE PliSA-GF 0000000000 0000000000 0000000000 342 0000000000 0000000000 0000000000 Fitting In and Lov Hecht Offers cm Oasis of Warmth and Friendship BY TAEKETRA HAYNES PHOTOGRAPHY BY MEGAN TERRILLI Known as the one of the freshman dorms, Hecht Residential College is considered the best dorm for new students to meet and interact with other new students. The staff of Hecht created a warm and friendly environment for all students regardless of their year in school. The love that people have for Hecht makes it more than just a place to live, junior Loreha'Ramirez said. Hecht is an area where students feel comfortable walking up to a complete stranger, introducing themselves and beginning a conversation. You may be living in small rooms, but you sill feel a connection with other people, sophomore Christina Farmer said. TiPB'v'TALE ' . liSinAJJHE'EIgL ; HECHT STAFF FRONT ROW Reem Habash, Stephanie Novotny. Trisha Kissoon, Rita Julieh, Sarah Barker, Jennifer Vellehga SECOND ROW Bryan Llehas, Josh Klein, Brad Cohh, Jon Schrader, Aimee MCCiory THIRD ROW Karen Connors, Cortney Tidwell, Lisel Holzapfel, Andrew Feigehbaum, Jordan Perry, Jeremy Davis, Romy Portuondo, Ann Couzihs, Christina Farmer, Britthy Major, Lorena Ramirez, Kristin Parker-Fahey, Saima Jafri, Leyla Al-Mahsoori BACK ROW Caitlin Wampler, Aaron Perelsteih, Dan Drucker, Kevin Jones, Jeff Gaston, Matt Schooley, Michael Stokes, Ryan Fiook. Evan Gilead MT 1 8: 2 FRONT ROW Tom Bonan Trevor Lee, Brad Cohn, WiH Godar, Joe Cavanaugh BACK ROW Dan Appleton, Jesse Soll, Brett Gordon, Malik Spruell, Bryan Appel, Greg Mines, Scott Andrews, Nick Nelhuebel, Aurash Mohebbi, Andy Firestone, Joe Cervone, Jeff Stump, Andy Jay, Will Lawrence, Jake Krupa. MT 4 FIRST ROW Lenny Luckman, Bryan Llenas, Brandon Witte, Nicholas Krone, Sarah Fraser SECOND ROW Corey Sudhalter, James Landis, Nathaniel Feidhacker, Brian Moschetti, Kevin Rice, Joseph Rappaport, Suneal Nandigam, Eli Eisenstadt THIRD ROW Ryan Dandes, Perry Fuchs, Brittany Friedman, Brian Means, Julian Marshal, Andrew Bromley. Nathan Teplow, Bryan Smith, John Koeppel BACK ROW Michael Natalizio, E.J. Silver, Nicholas Voss,GabrielAde1man, Matthew Abel, William Hillbert, David Simon, John Warren, David Hernendez. Stephen Barth, Michael Bakutes. MT 3 FRONT ROW Maggie Goldgof, Marina Knize SECOND ROW Saima Jafri, Emily Tripp, Precious Nash BACK ROW Catherine Johns, Valerie Halstead, Naomi Levy, Marissa Goldstein, Meaghan Gaynor, Brittany Mullen, Nafiza Ahmad, Megan Downey. Sarah Broad. Sarah Blattner. MT 5 FRONT ROW Alicia Dry, Brooke Burgstahler, Megan Alayon, Amanda Mott, Sarah Fraser, Emily Packard SECOND ROW Jen Petrosino, Natalia Leal, Christine Roy-MCMahon, Rachel Brent, Megan Crawford, Sarah Van Liew, Audrey Barth, Sasha Hayman, Lauren Kessell. Megan Besecker BACK ROW Erika Audie, Shirley Ho, Amanda Meizler, Lauren Himle, Vivian Chao, Michelle Rood, Tiffany Brown, Amanda Zacharkiewicz, Lorena Ramirez mammal callegz 343 OOICDOIOHIO+ IOIIIIIIO. olioiiuoliol nouollctnl looovcooch OI'i-IIIOI IOIIIIIIOUII IOOOOOOOIDII 00003.0 'aIl naaocooo.oui sooooounuaut Iclioulnoooc OOOIIOIOOOQ1 MT6 FRONT ROW Perry Devlin, Yuval Peleg, Ross Devore, Jai Bansal, Alex Kurtz, Grant Blumberg, Dan DeOliveira BACK ROW Matt Schooley, Mike Chemistruck, Philip Romanelli, Ryan Mcminds, Brett Feldman, Dan Drucker 3E pr Ooloonlona iniotntoli ouoouluco! colonic... lao'ooocli IQII-olciu o.coloeaao MT7 FRONT ROW Leona Zahlan, Kelsey Rieck, Maura Houghton, Sabina Palmieri SECOND ROW Kyle Perlmutter, Rita Julien URN, Nastasha Pollard. Arielle Duperval, Katherine Schueller, Kristen Chuber, Ashlee Hollingsworth BACK ROW Maya Yasur, Andrea Hansen, Heather Holstein, Allison Norris, Carole Weber, Mandy Spencer, Marissa Rose, Ashley Dunn MT9 FRONT ROW Mary Rosato, Romy Portuondo 032A SECOND ROW Amanda Ceccarelli, Alyssa Geary, Elizabeth Tauben, Jessica Schiekofer. Alida Lambert, Samantha Gitlitz, Ruth Solomon BACK ROW Corinne Smith, Alejandra Grana, Brooke Weidhaas, Lauren Lococo, Olivia Gatliff, Kathryn Pryslak, Stephanie Storke FRONT ROW John Mauldin. Cody Pace, Andrew Phillips, Suparerk Anusontamgkul, Douglas Schultheis BACK ROW Nicholas Shuman, Nicholas BiH. Jared Gittleman, Ryan Flook, David Grieser, Brian Liegel, Vincent Venincasa, Zach Womble MT1O FRONT ROW Stephanie Jimenez, Allie Korth, Jordan Perry, Brittany Pirie, Felice Resnik, Nicole Wright BACK ROW Danielle Silverman, Lindsey Reiff, Jessica Bryant, Carmel Henry, Stephanie Barel, Olga Terezi, Nicole Petroff, Caroline Cooney, Monica Troisi MT11 FRONT ROW Jared Klein, Ben Rosenzweig, Todd Green, Teo Zaures, Jordan Bregman, Juan Saldarriaga, Andrew Feigenbaum, Joseph Xu BACK ROW Chris Dutcher, Kevin Harrington, Nick Banerjee, Blaize Berry, Jayson Fox, Errol Geberin, Mike Zuckerman, Jacob Stewart, Reed MT12 FRONT ROW Jackie Bimbaum, Jamie Grossme,Emi1y Schock, Megan Ryan, Asiah Awasum, Amber Stephens SECOND ROW Alisha Bacchos, Shaily Desai, Lauren Taylor, Thelma Santiago, Trisha Kissoon RAJ, Alisa Doctor BACK ROW Molly Niemiec, Jenna Wemikowski, Joanna Rohschild, Amanda Erickson, Rochelle Riley, Brittany Dickerson, Shireen Alhasawi, Megan Pearl PHOTOGRAPHY BY JASMINE HENDERSON PT2 FRONT ROW Anies Castillo, Danie Billhartz, Nahali Petal, Colleen Mullins, Kulveer Dabb SECOND ROW Lorry Henderson, Elisabetta Vacca, Kate Festa, Sam Post, Clarissa Carlucci BACK ROW Jasmine Henderson, Carissa Harris, Cortney Tisdwell WAD, Alexa Cocores, Chantal Nicholson, Brittany Friedman ha$tmwwbdkdcmkge 345 1 totoovenlio ovotooucutcu IIIOOOOIQG otn100taoo 3000.30.00. DIIOIOOIOI IIOOOOOIIOCi Inlioulolboa uaiuoII-ouac nIOCOOIIIOIi Ocoltoiooocl .QOOIOOOIOOI ilolllnllool ICIOOIIIIIII RE 03 0030...... OIOOOIIIII OIIIIIIIIi 91.0-00.0- OIIIIIOQOI 0.000....- tcoluootla 00.01....- .Iooioiaul PT 5 FRONT ROW Sophia Schneider, Brittany Diamond, Ashley Mckevitt, Meredi Spartks, Amy Shaw SECOND ROW Samantha Sutton, Monica ngirre, Kim Lavandeira THIRD ROW JoArma Deabreu, Lisel Hozapfel Rm, Lauren Girolmetti, Alicia Beekman, Stephanie Rubino, Emily Makynen, Brianna Bednarski BACK ROW Monica Page, Alexa Baray, Nicole Popp, Liz Moloney, Adrianne DlAngelo, Emily Sotherland, Stephanie Novotny, Kelsey Pinault, Rachael Hilton PT 3 Jeff Milinazzo, John Burton, Rich Saccone, Nikolay Nedyalkov, Marco Vicel, Adam Showell, Alex Zeldin, Jeff Pitman, Ron Kauderer, Michael Gotterer. Donnie Holder, Ben Gordon, Terry Walker, Alex Ehrenzeller, Nick Raffeale, Richard Goldthwait, Josef Katz, Yoshio Maeda, Matt Van Lal, Chris Joseph, Jon Schrader CRM PT 4 FRONT ROW Mike Lester, Emmet Cohen, Luke Heggeness SECOND ROW Michael Ullo, Andrew Ruzsa, Michael Murello BACK ROW Jimmy Stevenson, Galen Nickey, Josh Klein RM, Dan Pyott, Ken Putman ' mnbwmrwmwwwwrwmMwmmmm PT 6 FRONT ROW Taylor Crocker, Sean Ryan. Jeff Gaston mm, lku Kawachi SECOND ROW Tomer Fedida, Mike Lazavos, Eric Cobb, Jeremy Davis BACK ROW Matt Altman, Andrew Carlson Josh Dorrough, Jordan Kroeger, Matt Donovan, Kevin Fin, Jessen LaLame , mzxx PT 7 FRONT ROW Xue Wang, Feng Yang, Nicolette Neves. Nadia Akhiyat SECOND ROW Nichole AntilIa, Sarah McKenny, Lizzie Duffy, Sam Flahagan, Victoria Gresia, Megan Uhakko THIRD ROW Abbey Upson, Courtney Ewert, Christina Farmer mm, Reem Habash, Alyssa Bernstein BACK ROW Tiffany Milakovich, Barbara Beau, Alyssa Meadows, Victoria Vorperian, Krista Perry, Lauren Hunt, Allison, Grimwade, Allison Brown PT9 FRONT ROW Rachel Hayon, Min Cho, Gilly Bortman, Brenda Phang, Francesca Filiberto SECOND ROW Brooke Jenkins, Estefany Saez- Flores, Antonia Wynn, Janna Appelstein, Jamie Bobick, Jessica Ell BACK ROW Kristin Parker-Fahey, Nancy Varghese, Ashley Jardine, Kimberly Charles, Veronika Krasteva, Meiyin Cheng, Valentina Podkowirow, Amanda Lombardi, Ashley Somers, Nina Majoor, Alexandra Miller, Alia Diamond, Tara Turner PT8 FRONT ROW Cory Samuels, Matt Jones, Neal Sarin. Patrick Shea SECOND ROW Mike Young, Joe De Angelis, Skylar Anderson, Matt Beirne, Aaron Perelstein RA; Gregory Orgel BACK ROW Chris Phillips, Stephen Floro, Jimmy Oswell, Robert Till, Reed Nicol PT1O FRONT ROW Alexandra Levenson, Katherine Armstrong, Julia Tomaro, Harmonie Rosenberg SECOND ROW Chrystal Marocco, Mackenzine Wheeler, Leeyan Rogers, Aimee McCloy RAl Elena Kowmdjrev THIRD ROW Toni Gorman, Alyssa Gormly. Shefali Mandhle, Aleah M. Gehee, Ashley Gilbert, Lara Kusnezov, Nathalle Rod BACK ROW Ayodele Maul-Waithe, Mary Wise, Melissa House PT11 FRONT ROW Ann Couzins RA SECOND ROW Kelsey Butler, Kristen Khoury, lzabella Lipnharski THIRD ROW Jessica Lesage, Kelly Ruggieri, Jelena Hill FOURTH ROW Randi Franklin, Stephanie Robles BACK ROW Kimberly Eze, Jasmine Hanson, Heather Dehaan PT12 FRONT ROW Kevin Jones CRAD, Josh Allbeeh BACK ROW Max Stelzer. Collin Bauer, Steven Sauitt, Jeremy Klavans WWW calbzge, 347 i onanuocuaito o O O O n n o I o 0 a OOIIIOODIIC aooououooulo Ieio'atelu OOOIOQIIOIII trouniloel ocolnlacli ooluootounao iiI'IIOIII Ouluooootont touauaooeu naoIDOiooino alloouuoao;a IIII!IOGOO Iooionnloolo .ootoouoon A Dose of Stanford Residents Enjoy Proximity to Campus Hot-Spots BY LILIANA OYARZUN PHOTOGRAPHY BY TALIA NUNEZ Stanford Residential College is known for its amazing location. The best thing about Stanford is that it is close to the Wellness Center, the IM fields and the dining hall, freshman Steve Frederico said. However, its not just the location that students love about Stanford. The floors always have activities going on. Resident Assistants have eased the adjustment to college for freshmen by helping their students make new friends with whom they can spend time listening to music, watching TV or playing football. Stanford residents feel it is the best place for a first-year student to live on campus. STANFORD STAFF FRONT ROW Ramiro Barbuzano Jr., Elishia Mcleay, Sophie Uhokhawalla, Jon Guy, Denise Arredando SECOND ROW Irene Daboin, Valente Reyes, Amanda Fasset, Leah Nunez BACK ROW Jenny Cento, Christina Louis, Dave Sender, Kizzy Gift, Matt Radding. Clayton Jackson. Melissa Caride, Lucas Ramchandrran, Nara McDonnell HQERavawAfiwsvm MQBRaSvEAIL RT2 FRONT ROW Kristen Vargas Vila. Alyssa Morelli, Lindsay Pulaski, Valerie Jefferies, Ryan Wingoul, Rebecca Long, April Martoelli, Shay Krefoasicz SECOND ROW Christine Pao, Kelly Killian, Staci Killian, Staci Gallun, Allison Higbee, Sarah Koester, Erica Sturm, Melissa Caride BACK ROW Marissa Wites, Nora Worrell, Kara Haggerty, Patricia Grande, Amanda Dupont, Jessica Kraemer, Rebecca Higley, Paige Giusfredi, Naomi Wuerthele, Christina Daniel, Maureen Myrtil RT5 FRONT ROW Greg Gerla, Blake Priddy BACK ROW Time Meyer, Andrew Brennan, Chris Gotschall, Calvin Lisich, Gunduz Yavuzer RT3 FRONT ROW Alyson Traficante, Aryana Gharagozloo, Catlin Middleman, Kate Perri, Julia Shinnick, Mashail Manzun BACK ROW Diana Bortos, Jessie Schaumburg, Nicole Adlman, Sara Cleaver, Jillie Staffiera, Nish Chodohury, Erika Gibson, Caitlin Good PHOTOGRAPH BY DANNY BUL RT4 FRONT ROW Denise Arrendondo, Kristina Lacayo, Amanda Keafehn, Diana Walfer, Rachel Rofe, Angela Rasile, Kelin Xiang BACK ROW Erin Shea, Ma Paula Cueva, Bianca Conde, Suzannah Molloy, Erika Dagum, Elisa Cataldo. Misha Mayeur, Laura Hoy, Heather Ciechowski, Monique Sobensen, Elisabeth Hicok, Kari Scharf PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY STANFORD STAFF RT6 FRONT ROW Ryan Serwin, Ryan Gurrentz, Zachary Carr, Matthew Shaffery, Maxwell lnouye, David Beagles, Jorgen Sibbem, Tianlu Wang BACK ROW Yongho Scoto Choi, Brendan Sinnott, Ethan Kunstadt, Brandon Krieger, Daniel Ballou, Adam Berger, Ryan Pike. Christopher Nielsen, Matthew Clemens ' PTHOOGRAPI-I COURTESY STANFORD STAFF ,otanfkmdmidential college 349 000000000000 000000000000 000000000000 000000000000 000000000000 000000000000 000000000000 000000000000 000000000000 000000000000 000000000000 000000000000 000000000000 RT7 FRONT ROW Sophie Khokhawalla 09m on HOOD, Chloe Hutchinson, Lauren Anderson, Gabi Vigoreaux, Katt Fosina, Molly Belgelman, Isa Baza, Erica Butler SECOND ROW Jessica Zucker, Marie Fatil, Rachel Holres, Stephanie Benavides, Susan Heisey, Maria Siemann BACK ROW Katharine Hall, Lea Wildermuth, Alexandra Barron, Jenn Beaudry, Katelyn Pascavis, Natalie Snyder, Jennifer Gart, Cole WE CD 0 0000000000 0000000000 0000000000 0000000000 0000000000 0000000000 0000000000 0000000000 0000000000 0000000000 0000000000 0000000000 0000000000 RT9 FRONT ROW Cindy Silva, Kristina Samour, Belinda Ortega, Marie Cushmore, Alexandra Echsner, Anne Chen SECOND ROW Samantha Head, Rebecca Dolan, Alysha Gruner, Ashley Drake, Anne Marie Peters, Emily Morgan BACK ROW Elle Rivard, lshna Sharma, Jiayi Luo, Marta Sidorek, Leah Nunez, Jackie Krauss, Alyssa Mische, Sarah Matthes RT11 RT1O FRONT ROW Carlos Lovera, Aly Jaffer, Olajide Bamishigbin, Mitch Dubin, Jake Courtney, Caleb Hirsch, Marcos Feddersen SECOND ROW Aaron Snyder, Greg Dion, Ronny Bradford, Kayvan Dastgheib, C.J. Tywoniak, Eric Weiss, Jon Gnanaranjan, Nick Nyarach, Franki Pereda, Dr Matthew Radding BACK ROW Chazz Chitwood, Sam Mendelson, Daniel Abrams, Cobe Reimers, Anthony Nuccio, Daniel Hadad, Mike Szczupak. Carlos Oliu Lindsay Conner, Lindsay Loher RT12 FRONT ROW Jonathan Macias, Anthony Bono, Ryan Oechsler, Jonathan Yunes, Rahal Handlani SECOND ROW Craig Shervin, Aaron Eskind, Doug Bennett, Michael Gioia, Joe Sanchez, Jon Rey RAJ THIRD ROW Vince Riola, Manuel Viamente, Sam Hariharan, Evan Garcia, Evan Byrnes, Alejandro Rengifo BACK ROW Alexander EnglanderBennett Pellows, Adam Kayne, Andrew Jori, Matt James, Adam Ziff, Kieron Anthony RT8 FRONT ROW Marvin Owens, Brad Batstone, Guy Hearse-Jones, Karim Amaya, Bradley Piechoski SECOND ROW Max Chikovsky, Daniel Hurley, Brian Zatkovich, Andrew Blitman, Vivek Nagar, Andrew Green BACK ROWJames Clinard, Joel Botner, Nathaniel Rodriguez, Andrew Partak, Kyle Dettloff, Keshan Jaipersaud 577131 n W 9 7? w m V M FRONT ROW Irene Daboin, Jaclyn Schroder, Jackie Sims, Heather Durkee, Sarah Rowlinson, Gianninna Farkas SECOND ROW Lauren Weiner, Paige Ford, Emily Munizza, Simi Simon. Priyanka Surio, Malia Carpio, Elizabeth Ramsey, Ashley Jalileyan Melanie Hernandez, Inna Granovsky BACK ROW Jonathan Macias, Eleanor Graham, Priya Singh, Ashlie Nutter, Christyl Dawson, Christine Hartmann, Danica Jones, Amanda Winner, Tashana Lapierre, PHOTOGRAPHY COURTESY STANFORD STAFF WT 1 FRONT ROW Dan Carroll, Anthony Ardito, Elishia Mcleay, Cameron Orr, Aaron Kaswen BACK ROW Russ Barkoff, Rushil Desai, Michael Morton, Donnie Schmid, Alec Chaleff, Simon Kolbert WT 2 FRONT ROW Zhang rong Lu and Elishia Mcleay SECOND ROW Justine Drago, Megan Chui, Molly Evans, Bailey Steams, Yvan Lui, Marlena Skrobe 3 THIRD ROW Yashna Shah, Christiane Sonoki, Aubrey Stutzman, Tara Playford, Erica Beyi, Ting Wang, Angela Bousalis, Coral Millican BACK ROW Kiran Sethi, Sussannah Yogdal, Catherine Bocksel, Page Price, Anna Bona, Lea Teitelloaum, Lauren Marussich, Adrienne Dameron, Maggie Malone mekx wpm - lmh W .mmmnmmnmmwrmnm M FRONT ROW RA Miles Dotson, Ryan Fantasia SECOND ROW HM m Mva. m I us mxms 14 BY DAN MJMMMI' W W i Aaron Kurz, Andrew Caplandies, Ross Papito THIRD ROWJesse gj Bryant, Andreas Pashos, Ryan Phillips, Thomas Hutley BACK WT 4 FRONT ROW Emily Harkness, Rebecca Lattanzio, Casey Crist, Shella St Juste, Avina Krishna, Nadja Koch SECOND ROW Jenny Cento, Shelby Loos, Danielle Kaslow, Michelle Wilson, Kelsey Whelan, Megan Czekaj THIRD ROW Stephanie Homa, Katherine Mills, Talo Thomson, Pooja Shankar, Brittani McClellan, Sabrina Saieh, Tynelle Gorrick, Lauren Baron, Caroline Venditti, Meghan Lane BACK ROW Regine Darius, Laura Poncelet, Alex Neilson, Anna Lewis, MacKenzie Brooke, Adrienne Leach, Elizabeth Brasch. Kourtney McLean-Mack. Nicole Gordon, Myia Samuel, Rebecca Brave AWWWW 351 ta-Isoooocci 009......- OOOIIIIIQIII oucult-aacbo totoaunucluo .IIIIOOOCODO OIIIIISIIDII Iioolttnucoa tooocioacolu IIOIIICIOIOI IIIOIIOIIIOI ICIIQIOIOI it-oooooo. IOGIIOOIOI IIIIOIOICI IIOIIGOICO .OICOIIII. 000-00...- WT7 tonitciocouo PHOTOGRAPH BY TALIA NUNEZ FRONT ROW Brian Wismar, Sandy Kugbei, Dan Bone, John Zdeblick SECOND ROW Shezan Mumtaz, Donovan Jackson, Erik Tchinnosian. Mike Caballero, Navid Ajabshir, Josh Goodman, Jon Jason, John Maccini. Hashim Lakhani, Ryan Lesko, Andres Malaver BACK ROW Mike Tuebner, Blake Piccolo, Collin Crecco, Jeff Springer, John Komman, David Sender WT 8 FRONT ROW Elena Muehter. Stefanie Altschuler, Samantha Owen. AJ Graham. Farah Habib, Sally Roesch SECOND ROW Christina Louis RAJ, Amartha Ogburu, Rachel Hall, Sirui Cai. Shadeh Ferris-Francis, Kimberly Reyes BACK ROW Michaela Walker, Jennifer Gahtan, Rachel Losada, Sarah York, Katherine Signell. Heather Stevens, Raphaelle Cuenod, Shani Swanston WT 5 FRONT ROW Ryan Thrush. Evan Sandler, Ramiro Barbuzano Jr SECOND ROW Bryan Kapin, Patrick Mclain, Andrew wa Carda, Vincent Foster, Jason Wormin, Vin Guardino, Jason Bedoya, Aria Pournazarian, Michael Ardemeyer, Andrew Fried, Felix Bermudez, Vivek Kumar BACK ROW Luis Pinto, Chris Ryan, Matthew Foster. Daniel Schoch, Dan Hauth, Joe Anton, Ian Kaplan, Sam Haberman, Ali Shelga lflikhar, Jack Goodwin, Daniel Alvarado, Chris Glover, Steve Frederico, Ryan Thorusit, Justin Di Donato, Ross Merritts, Jeff Terziev FRONT ROW Tasha Herbold, Kim Slaven, Nicole Bowers, Megan Hartman, Alanna Pugliese SECOND ROW Marlow Svatek, Valerie Roche, Sarah Leary, Adriana Balkissoon, Grace Louden, Bianca Falcone. Nicole Thatcher BACK ROW Sarah Daly, Brittany Viola, Jessica Berdan, Kristin Tedford WMMWWMWIWIWNMWIWMWMMWWIW WT 9 FRONT ROW Lawrence Lamondin, Bruce Nguyen, William Mitchell, Morgan Freeman, Chris Watson, Cameron Sheid SECOND ROW Vincent Mulder, Louis Goldstein, Omari Hardy, Rahul Maheshwari, Gabriel Tello, Gregory Ehrlich, Karthik Bhandari THIRD ROW Nate White, Jacob Jensen, Chang Wang, Ronald Rick, Ajesh Deshpande, Jaymes Gardzinski, Michael Watson, Adam Clarke, Mathieu Gaultier, Jon Kowalsky. Zack Nolan, Justin Limoli, Thomas Gibbons WT 1O FRONT ROW Jessica Chica, Stephanie Gillespie, Ashley Stephans, Hadie DeJesus, Prabjot Singh NMintaN BACK ROW Michelle Fennell, Jessica Meyer, Alyssa Faris, Emily Jun, Thilly Morita, Samantha Sutliff, Clulsea Pwlie, Stephanie Cad, Melanie Choisy, Ke'ala Kamalu 'PHOTOGRAPH BY DANNY BUL WT 11 FRONT ROW Colby Meyers SECOND ROW Andrew Grizzle, Jackson Smith, Andrew Demuro, NAM BACK ROW Garrett Moore, Michael Sutphin, Yhaya Mohammed, Peter DeBenedictus, David Janhofer, Dylan Butterman, Mike Amigo, Henry Reusch, Mark Jacobson, Michael Sembian, David Kuhrt, Deven Amin Wm PHOTOGRAPH BY TALIA NUNEZ A W m WT 12 FRONT ROW Adrienne DiTommaso, Crystal Jones, Keri Browning. Adrienne DiTommaso BACK ROW Krystal Green, Danielle Kaslaw, Tess Armstrong, Sarah Thomas, Genevieve Stack, Joanie Ober, Asha Agrawal, Mady Horny, Alex Goldman, Andrea 8. Venkatesan, Kristin Tobierre WW WIH'WZM w rvrm'yl'WHH.M,h otanffmdmidential 0011246 353 00.00.0000. 00003.00... ooolltoocoo CO.COOIIIOO OIIIOIOI'I. IOIIOIIO-II GODOIOOOOOI IIOIIIIIQCI ItlconlOOII g Iltouolctoo l 354 B ett e r Whe I1 Weire Mahone Residents Feel At Mahoney Residential College, which celebrated its 20th anniversary this y year, is considered one of four upperciassmeh dorms at the University Home With Friends of Miami. Compared to other dorms, we have a say in who we want to live with and where we want to live, junior Farah Dosahi said. Many BY TAEKETRA HAYNES students who reside in Mahoney have already formed friendships that PHOTOGRAPHY BY RACHEL EWY allow them to enjoy the stress-free atmosphere. in order to address these pre-estabiished friendships, the Mahoney residential assistants attempt to get groups of friends together with residents that may not know each other by planning floor programs. These activities, like the Mr. and Miss Mahoney pageant, allow residents to get to know one another. 0.0.1.0... IOIOOIOII. noobnoocoo vnoouoolot oooolhollc CIIOIOQIOO OOOOOOIIII OIOOOIOIII 00.0-00.0! 0.00.0...- Iolooooloo FLOOR 1 FRONT ROW Victoria Uribe, Tiara Brown, Natalya Z. Castellahos, Brittany Metzler, Nkoyo Ntekim, Justin Z. Turley, Jehelle Lin SECOND ROW Cristian Hernandez, JP. Larsen, Paolo Felix, Jonathan Lee. Tim Kim. Ywih Oh, Jonzo Zoerb, Auslih Rector, James Bloomfield Clight blue shirD THIRD ROW Zach Byrne, Tommy Kess, Marc Friedman, Stephen Sorace, Neil Gershon, Kevin Recco BACK ROW Felipe De La Guerra, Zachary Brazzel, Kevin Josephs. Kevin Hsiao, David Kenski, Jonathan Cooper Davis Erin:vmwmiiwiummimimummummmum FLOOR 2 FRONT ROW Steven Simon SECOND ROW Krys Foster, Marc Sherwin, Jacqueline Boss, Ross Gottlieb, Nisha Kalidas 02A; Scott Hawley tRAx Zaihab Ali BACK t ROW Kristy Torres, cesar Barroso, Fabian Mohammadzadeh, Steven Simon . li i W Mi Mi FLOOR 5 FRONT ROW Peter Morris, Mike DeFilippo, Natt Kuttikun, Edmund Mandell, Stacey Coon, Jerry DiChiara, Santiago Jose Rodriguez, Stephanie Colas. Alana Cook BACK ROW Leah Bradley, Christopher Moulton. Cassie Oswald, William Frohbose, Ethan Chambers. Hannah Raistrick, Ashley Makulowich, Naveen Kirpalani, Tobias Walters, Amanda Rodriguez FLOOR 3 FRONT ROW Randa Obid, Cushla Talbut, Christine Nanan, Rickey Pierre ORA; Kristin Gillig CRM SECOND ROW Caitlin Dudevoir, Nageena Parasher, Sonya Nanda, Chirag Gheewala, Chetna Sabnani, Rachel Schreibman, Megan Novak, Pina Cirillo, Jon Voluck, Hayley Donaldson THIRD ROW Raudy Moss. Frances Arthur, Andrew Newton, Jullian Abinsay, Alysha Puducheri, Deepa Kamarsa, Shifat Hossain, Sean Zajac, Brian Borisman BACK ROW Peter Graber. Fernando Silva, Bill Escoffery, Shelly Hemper FLOOR 4 FRONT ROW Lung Lau, Amanda Miesnieks, lshawnna Henderson, Jeremy Ladson. Ashton Chanana, Marina Mityul BACK ROW Michael Massand, Amelia Ellison, Brady Jacob, Alex Monset m? mwm Wmmuzaz college 355 IOOIIIOOIOOI IODOOIQIOO 0100...... Iooolloocau. IOOCIIIIIOOC 00E m m ooooocoolouu IIIOIOOIII aoooo-uoonco IIIIOOOIOOOI OOOIIIOICIOI IODCIOIIIIII OIOIIOOODI'I 30.01-00.09! loclnootal oluuutouiu ouoooolouo OOIOIIIIIC CIIOOIIIII IOOIIOOIOU FLOOR 6 FRONT ROW Cortie Wetheriil, Emperor Konstantine, Michael Newman, Marissa Sardak SECOND ROW Jane Trahter, Ryan Chirm, Shawn Khurana, Chris Sexy, Brad Weisberg, Jolene Dyhe, Andrew Freeman, Jessica Ulrich, Marvin Alfaro, Courthee Reid BACK ROW Scott McNeil, Mason Powell, Michael Spears, Khaleel Pearson, Lelah Ledaux, Jordan Thomas, Matthew McKee, Chris Rackliffe, Daphne Kalomiris, Beggie Johnson Students Find Lasting Relationships at Pearson BY LILIANA OYARZUN PHOTOGRAPHY COURTESY PEARSON STAFF Pearson Residential College, sometimes referred to as Mahoneyts twin, is home to a variety of people from upperclassmen to athletes to exchange students. Students have a completely different experience from life in the freshmen towers where they have a strong sense of freedom. The seventh floor is the place to be, sophomore Michael Berliner said. He has found several Close friends at Pearson with which he enjoys playing Smash Brothers, studying and listening to music. Residents agree that Pearson is a great environment for socializing and meeting interesting people. FLOOR 7 FRONT ROW Chelsea Werner tRAi, Jamal Jones SECOND ROW Larry Bird, Ashley Wiilis, Michelle Wegerif, Ouidell Watkins, Sarah Surwit, Jessica Weiss BACK ROW Emaad Khahsur, Camron Ghorbi, Scott Paul, Peter Self, Vince DeJesus. Keh Dixon, Mike Blandford, Kyle Reynolds PEARSON 2 FRONT ROWJane Pryjmak, Yuval Peleg, Maggie DeBarberie, Nicole Nuttihg, Meredith Reilly. Nikki Pamahi, Katryha Lim, Anushka Chang, Christian Schrampf, Jahki Amin, Pravihkumar Patel, Megan Stachura, Patricia Zagallo, Eric Smith, Vanessa Valdes, Javier Farihas SECOND ROW Gabriella Ambrose, Hao Li, Bryant Huang, Lauren Shepard, Paige McNeal, Hillary Weiss, Nathan Gholston, Lindsay Rose, Alexandra Cotoulas, Doriha Zajicek, Nikki Keen, Natalie Lowis, Weston Eakmah, Karunya Krishhah, Vishal Maharaj, Roma Mehta, Andre Britto, Kayla Kasel, Michelle Kling, Sara Dastih BACK ROW Ashley Bulton, Corey Richard, Jeremy Raucaukas, Josh Chazen. Alex Broadwell, Thomas Skibo, Chad Bond, Scott Shwartz, Fabioia Stewart, Collin O'Brien, Timothy Bishop, Tyhickwa Mims, Monica Chatwal, Kevin Coleman, Mike Diaz, Bob Pahzloff, Jonathan Peltz, Rob Rheihen, Stephen Cahfield, Jeffrey Steiner, Jarvis Lundy, Nancy Melhyk, Crystal Evans, Shawn Singleton, Mark Simek, Katie Sellars. Jessica Eberbach, Peter Bauer PEARSON 1 FRONT ROW Hector Cardel- Sam, Charlotte Himmelfarb, Thierry Djemmo, Shruti Arya Ariel Stutzman, Carl Mbao, Maria-Fabiana Assenzo, Andrea Silva, Sharon Shitehead, Koi K James 02A: SECOND ROW Jared Smith, Jill Ulrich, Canisha Cantey. Andea Matute, Katherina Fraas, Lyola Mackie, Madi Lindauer, Hayal Messekher BACK ROW Gabrieka De La Torre, Karim Tidjani, Julie Denaro, Casey Vest, Carolyn Cough, Benjamin Schuster, Amand Patel, James Connelly, Pattem Basham, Alexander Page, Mark Geogacopoulos, Eric Biggari Tavis Goodnight 357 OOIQIOOOOII IIOUIOIOOOOl Co.cccootoc ootoclocuo IOOIIIOIOO. OOOOOOOIIII Cctno'oo... lcc-OOOOOOO oouuuuoolot Icloonoolc. ms; 01 00 000......- OIOCIOCICI ooolsauouo IOIOIOIIO. OOOOOOIUOO IDIOIIIIOI oo.clo-n-o alonoocllo 0000...... PEARSON 3 FRONT ROW Sara Bouchereau, Ibe Armstrong, Christopher Dickerson, Feeta Caphart, Rosandra Walker, Nauman Chaundry, Jacob Tripp SECOND ROW Stefanie Shorey. Debbie Perez, Katie Carroll. Marissa Zerbo, David Goldberg THIRD ROW Lindsey Stavola RAD, Lindsay Norris, Lindsey Kushner, Haley Gordon, Daniella Orihuela FOURTH ROW Alexa Jaccarino, Jaleesa Robinson, Sam Benjamin FIFTH ROW Sheena Morris, Elizabeth Mathenge, Rodolfo Hernandez, Vikalpl Patel, Juan Rivera SIXTH ROW Bryant Bowman, Julien Jean-Francois, Claire Heckerman, Johnathan Hoffman, Sagar Patel, Sabrina Goldfarb, Maria Ronderos, Lauren Reece. Brittany Tedeschi, James Fluss, Mike Shammo BACK ROW Emilio Garcia, Quinn Worden, Reggie Sainvil, Eduardo Cervantes, Andrew Lam, Kenji Suzuki, Matt Robayna PEARSON 4 FRONT ROW Conway Wang, Kesem Omer SECOND ROW Richard Gusmano. Ana Vivaj, Vanessa Duran, Michael O'Brien, Zachary Bukowski THIRD ROW Chia-Hwa Sung, Sagette VanEmbden, Dana Hatic, Sabrina Taldone, David Swatscheno, Zni KO, Hiedi Bryant, Tony Locrotondo FOURTH ROW Willa Xiong, Amisha Patel, Jennifer Dang, Brian Pecker, Sumal Ramas, Kian Golzari, Victoria Alonzo, Shaye Sumner FIFTH ROW Brian Beers, Christina Ellinger, Alex Wagner-Trugman, Katherine Woodward, Jeffery NoH, David Frau, Brooke Van Aman, Brittany MacDonald, Ashley Quintero, Alexis; Branca SIXTH ROW Tienlung Pham, Alexander Pilnick, Jacob Crows. Jack Whaley, William Heironimus, Kevin Youst, Danielle Olverd, Alyssa Waibel SEVENTH ROW Thomas Cochran, Adniraj Gusine, Lauren Jacoby, Arthur Pyott, Joseph Giaimo EIGHTH ROW Eric Allseits, Matthew Barades, Mike Scarborough BACK ROW Jack Shweky PEARSON 5 FRONT ROW Justyna Milewski, Sabrina Obwegeser, Erica Towle, Ankush Zutshi, Kimberley Oleary, Sara Eskaros, Leah Carlon, Lisa Seidenberg, Catherine Lo, Judith Hartshom, Audrey Vogel, Justin Collymore, Krysten Wright, Markeem Middleton BACK ROW Brianna Maffessanti, Dustin Broussard, Christian Thomas, Sean McAlpine, Kendra Anderson, Tommy Lee, Stephen Nicolais, Jacquelyn Fulop, Eric Madsen, Erin Kelly, Heather Gaines, Sabrina Obwegeser, Daniel Adderly, Kelly Costello, Mark Messmer, Eli Perkins, Cody Kriegsman, Peter Elliot, Phillip Whitt, Adam Cantaldi, Jared Richardson, Kristin Wright, Jordan Wang, Christian Cobb, Zachary Haskins, Zachary Woodward PEARSON 6 FRONT ROW Kim Bowen, Marcus Spurlock, Erin Simpson, Laura Selvey, Zach Jobin, Andres Bravo, Nate Poon, Andrew Vanderhaven, Ray Stein, Greg Marra, Megan Morris, Alexa McCannick SECOND ROW Hagar Elgendy. Kacie Lowder. Mikelhina Novikava, Rikiah Gatlin, Silvia Bullock, Ron Rasberry, Ben Daniels, Monica Sajincic, Rob Adair, Eric Hurley, Alejandro Perez, Nick Kallergis, Miguel - .sco, Simson Skaria, James Dimino, Liz Giangreco, Lauren Dennis, Anna Petracca, Brittany Callendrelli, Mia Esposito, Teresa Micotto BACK ROW Mike Gonari, Mi - - Alegro, Thomas Coffren, Paul Gravestock. Patrick Roff, Saheelan Sinnarajah, Tyler Bernhardt, Anna Carnt, Allie LeBlanC, Kate Roberts, Taakashi Tanimoto, John D'Ambra, Tyler Wiedderholder, Derek Zradvkovic PEARSON 7 FRONT ROW Jennifer DeFrancesco, Talgat Kutbayev. Anoop Sheth, Evan Asher, Helen Schafer, Kimber Veltri, Jeffry Coumoyer, Helen Cha, Dom Castillejo BACK ROW Ryan Murphy, Jeneta Hot. Christopher Valente, Nicolas Perilla, Natalie Devine, Luis Montoya, Michael Eder pewwanmidentz'al callzgz 359 .o.........i 0.0.0.0.... 0.0.0.0.... ..l........ 0......I... D...I.....I ..o....o... ........... 360 Keeps Getting Better Living in Eaton is the Way to Go 0.0.1....0 .IO.....I. l......... .....o.... .......... .0...0.... IIOIIIOOO. OOOOOIOOO. BY TAEKETRA HAYNES PHOTOGRAPHY COURTESY EATON STAFF Eaton Residential College is just a five minute walk from the University Center and has a shorter distance to the center of campus than other residential colleges. Eaton is right in the middle of everything, sophomore Emily Dierks said. In terms of Classes, Eaton residents agree that most can leave their rooms ten minutes before Classes start and still get there on time. Residents also enjoy the best view on campus, overlooking the glistening water of Lake Osceola. Eaton is not just a great place to live because of its central location and many amenities, but also because of the personal environment that its residents enjoy. , wammmmmwmmmv a Ciioms ii: 2 SOUTH FRONT ROW Steve Manley, Jessica Hughes, Farah Dasahi, Gabe Walton, Logan Gion BACK ROW Hashain Saboohala, Chris Fitzgerald, Marley 2 CENTRAL AND NORTH FRONT ROW Joanna Sabater, Hector Gonzalez, Taeketra Haynes, Laura Blancato, Jennifer Perhas, Whitney Wade, Stephanie Bigby SECOND ROW Merahda Dickey, Ashleigh Maynard, Sarah Siegel, Rishika De THIRD ROW Katelyn Bruno, John Spurgeon, Michaela Gaffley, Lindsey Stahiey, Emily Dierks, Lilliam Aibizu-Campos, Maya Milmah,Logah Gion, Patrick Edmond, RJ Stanfield FOURTH ROWJuIie Tieslihk, Jason Johnson, Ryan De Souza. Mike DeSahti, Adam Pely. Joel Solomah BACK ROW Holly Clayton, Dan Wager, James Quinlan, Charles Levinson, Brian iiMHIM-H1:;I'DANNY BULL Lemmermah, Steve Manley, Greg Lihch I'WIH'!'W,1HAI'1I W I? m ., 3 NORTH FRONT ROW Tyler Cox, Adam Moskowitz, Steve Courson, Ed Uspasskikh. Paul 3 CENTRAL Imbrianc BACK ROW Subodh Mishra. Brian Schlansky, Reverend Mike. Eric FRONT ROW Stephan Simbari, Dominika Tatka, Jen Tantillo, Jennifer Riley, Jenks, Evan Seaman, Chris Barret, Todor Mihajroski Amy Levine, John Tyree BACK ROW Evan Peskin, Sebastian Lara, Jude Legiste, Matt Micklavzina, Jimmy Fay, Amit Patel 3 SOUTH FRONT ROW Stephen Simbari, Gavin Moecklin. Annika Jensen, Eric Spiegal. Brittney Bomnin. Ashley Ramos BACK ROW John Mastrey. Nick Graveley, Adam Lynch, Rob Simeti, Mark Oates, Jude Legiste, Dan Morelas, Sebastian Lara. Melissa Meade 4 NORTH FRONT ROW Luoyi Xiao, Ran Liu. Kaitlin Cabrera, Jake Forman, Jorge Rollan BACK ROW Ashley Christudason, Andrew Mendola, Andrew Hammer, Stephen Buckley, Matthew Mudon, Zachary Miller, Yannich Fischer 4 SOUTH FRONT ROW Andrew Carta, Paul Murray, Erik Anderson SECOND ROW Antony Mwaura Karanja, Alexander Rafuls BACK ROW Aiden Odowdryan, Roy Zhang. Jonathan Pope, Brandon Linkes, Christopher Moulton, Kristin Boe, Katherine Hausdorff, Ines Abdolie, Thomas Tosstorff, David Thackeray, Ryan Quigtar, Ian Michael Rogers, Scott Powell 4 CENTRAL FRONT ROW Hunter Umphrey, Joshua Gray, Fabiana Barnabe. Ramiro Rodriguez, Lyssa Lott, Anthony Dorsey, Alicia Hartstack, Katherine Palme. Emily Louwsma, Tiffany Walter, India Stanton eatMLmidentialcallege 361 EOIOOOOOICII iooaoainaaac 33l99.8!.504 isnaoinooa't ocostiteuloi slisioooshod aiaeolaiisaa sssoaiiotios ioeaislsiicts aosoiaOiaaan ii 362 OOQDIIOQ Upgrading y UV and Apart HY LINDSAY PEREZ No matter whom you ask, living in the apartments or the University Village tUW is a step up from living the dorm life. Hits a lot bigger than a box, said senior Kitty Cortes, comparing her spacious UV apartment to her formerly-cramped dorm room. Hits the luxury of your own room, with the convenience of living on campus, said senior Meaghan Fondiller, Kittyls roommate. H l ' H a cum. The UV and apartments can have their quirks though, especially when it comes to four people living in such Close quarters. So how do they delegate household duties? Ali Jaffer, a senior living in the apartmeht area says everyone eats in the dining hall, but when it comes to groceries itls every man for himself. In which case its mostly just beer and ice cream all the time, said Jaffer. in some cases, people get serious about house rules. Nikolai Cvetkovich, Jaffer's roommate, has a strict list of lO rules taped up in the living room, including guidelines such as lloion't leave your lstuffj around? Cvetkovich also seems to be the one in Charge of keeping everything tioly. llHe's a trooper. He Cleans most of it, said juhior Damir lslamovich, roommate of Cvetkovich. Even when it comes to being responsible, there is the occasiomal accident. Senior Olivia Shea said, lthe time, Kitty put regular soap in the dishwasher and it exploded. Whatever the SUlDllSES ale. hOWGVeK ITHOt SPACIOUS LIVING Senior Meaghan Fondiller and juniors Kitty Cortes and Olivia Shea lounge livmg in the dormsl is definitely an upgrade, 'around their spacious four-bedroom UV apartment. This common space to relax and hang out is said junior Michele Tsilmakis. ah exclusive perk to residents of the University Village and the Apartment Area. PAINT IT BLACK Junior Kraig Knight decorated his white bedroom walls with a seif-created pattern. All ,vvalls must be painted back i to white by the end of the school year in order to avoid incurring a fine THE RULE ules i i stressing cleanliness EATING IN For students in the Apartment Area and University Village, were hung on the wall a major perk is having a kitchen. This luxury allows students to by Nikola Cvetkovich. entertain friends 9 skills and save some extra cash. iiiii iii ti ii iii i i i ii i i SITTING BACK Junior Kraig Knight enjoyed the LEAVING YOUR MARK delights of apartment living, including the furniture, The girls in the UV W created an area where Brihgihg personal furniture into the apartment area is a possibility, but all university furniture must b i M returned at the end of the school year. H W i i oclotooooonq 0000...... I........III Ionloiinou Olootcnnlo OOOOOOODIDII 0.90.0000!!! OIDOOIOOQI 3.0.0.0... ii UIOIIIIII. IIOIIIOCOICI CD 03 43 0.0.0.0... oo.cotlloooi OOQOIOOIOIII ooouoaacuoou llclnouconul Ooanlonolool olillttooool OOOUCOII'I IODOIOIQOI OCOIOIIII. OOOIOIOQIO IIOIIIIOCI OIIOIOOODI SWEET DREAMS Students need a haven to rest and forget about the troubies of the day. Wherever you live, having a great place to fall asieep is one of the most important things. l MUST-HAVES IN YOUR DORM l l l. Organize your dorm room with l storage accessories. I 2. Supply yourself with a good l amount of energy drinks for all-nighters. I 3. Have bathroom necessities such as I large towels, shower slippers and shower cap. I 4. Fill your dorm room with as I much food as possible for late-night cravings. l 5. Decorate your room with posters l and matching bed sheets. l 6. Display a special ornament or trinket that l reminds you of home. L. .. GODZILLA ATTACKS Eric Weiss stuck to the essentials when it came to sprucing up his room. including his Godzilia ornament from home. UNBREAKABLE CONCENTRATION Whether the Richter Library was closed at 3 am. or packed during finals, students had an alternative study getaway in their dorm, A desk comes with each dorm room, giving students like Eric Weiss the ideal spot to piug in their taptops and begin iate-hight studying. THE DL ON DORM LIFE WITH ERIC WEISS BY LILIANA OYARZUN Q: What was the fxrst thing that you put up in your dorm room? A: The first thing that I set up was my personal loft system. We had to hire a handyman to help us with the set up. It was worth it because it opened the room up. Q: What is the most important thing for you to have in your room? A: My bed. It is my couch, homework station and the place where I spend most time. The next most important item is a good alarm clock; it can be the difference between getting to class on time and rushing. Q: What is it is like living in a dorm compared to what it was like back at home? A: The biggest part of living in a dorm is making compromises with your roommate. Also, keeping the room clean is vital. uemQ MOH 9M IN BETWEEN THE BOOKENDS Textbooks are the essential ingredients for the academic aspect of college life, Keeping your room nice and tidy helps studying as well. HOME SWEET HOME Designing to your style, i comfort and needs to that you make this far-away place feel just like home. a Sweet Adventure IJY ISHNA SHARMA PHOIUHRAI'I I'll IIY LEAH ADAMS This has been my first year away and its safe to say its been the most educational year of my life. live learned that it is not okay to put the whole can of soup into the microwave; that laundry, though '- simple in theory, can take an entire day to handle; and that in an amazing City like Miami, you can always think of something to do instead of studying. Most importantly, We learned more about myself. I come from a small town where everyone is asleep by 10 p.m., no one but me is allowed in my precious safe haven of a room, and every dinner is made with loving care. Luckily, the first week I was here, as I put up my Novak Djokovic and Stephen Colbert posters, I knew that Ild feel at home in no time. ' ' Now that Iim like the average energy-drink- guzzling, late-night-working college student who can navigate routes to class like a pro, I can look back and see how things like ice breakers during orientation and decorating my room helped me settle into dorm life. Most telling of the positive aspects of dorm life is the amount of upperclassme who enjoyed their first time around with dorm life so much that theylve come back for more ' ' It was very easy to meet other people here in the dorms during freshman year, especially when four different rooms on the floor above mine had Wii systems, sophomore Alyssa Mische said. All you had to do was walk in and play ESuperj Smash Brothers with the other people. By the end of the games, you had made new friends. Ultimately, dorm life is a part of every college experience and with all of the amenities available, students can easily make their time spent on campus as unique as possible. PHOTOGRAPH BY TALIA NUNEZ BEST STUDY PARTNER No desk is complete without the perfect light source to go with CAFPEINE RUSH Coffee mugs are a necessity for college it. Adjustable lamps allow students to easily move it to a convenient spot and continue students, just like Sharma has in her dorm. Caffeine helps reading without having to strain their eyesight. students stay up and ready for the Iate-night study hours. . dawn hie 365 II'JMIIP. 366 a bucket before MP ::2 1:: 1 l QQCIODOIOOI IIICOIOIOII oo.coiilooo IOIOOIIII. ca.ooolouool OOOCOIOIIIII Ionlccoooooc 368 ALL ON MY OWN Like any other student, Erica Thompson has to manage her time to fit in work, studies, and play. I plan my days the night before so that I don't have to go back and forth between my house and campus, Thompson said. l OFF CAMPUS PRIVILEGES .N SOQONQCFl-bw Having a bathtub Eating and buying whatever foods desired Having pets Cooking More responsibilities Having a car Privacy Playing music loudly Having parties More closet space FREEDOM AT LAST Juniors Erica Thompson and Devin Murphy come from different parts of the country, but are united in one house, and they love the independence it affords. tNot checking in is awesome. Having my own room is the biggest perk. Also, its so much easier to just park in my own driveway, Thompson said. Independent Living is an Experience ofits Own lL'i' MELISSA RAMOS l'l lt l'l'l H 1lu'flllll l'i' li'i' LEAH ADAMS Once dorm life has become daunting, the only option left is to move out. Getting your own place can serve different purposes for different people, but in the end, it is all about independence. Alone or with roommates, the decision to live off campus is a difficult one. lll really wanted to have my own space, senior Chantis Mantilla said. who moved off campus during the spring of her sophomore year. Moving off campus has taught me how to manage my time. When you live on campus, youlre always in the middle of the action, but when you live off campus, you have to try to be involved in whats going on at school. It's so easy to just go home at the end of a day of school and be completely isolated. Some people enjoy the fact that living off campus separates their school life and their personal life. whereas others find it less exciting. When you live off campus, you have to want to be involved because it doesn't happen as easily as when you live at school, Mantilla said. You have to take the initiative to stay involved. Aside from pulling you away from all of the on-campus action, living off-campus forces students to become more mature. Paying bills is just the beginning. Living off campus is a one-of-a-kind experience. TIME TO DINE For Devin Murphy, grocery shopping isnt the only responsibility associated with having her own place. Making sure the electricity isn't shut off is definitely a new task for me, she said. JHtWtt!ttWtWtIttHtWtNHlttINW4t14tINt1NL1ttIttHMitIttNWIWHIWWIWWWW t1 CHECKS AND BILLS Balancing school and money was the biggest adjustmehtt Devin Murphy said, but if you do the math its actually just as cheap as living on campus. DAILY PERKS More space is an enjoyable bonus for resident Devin Murphy, Its nice to have a kitchen, invite more people over. HOME OF YOUR OWN Therets always something to Iookforward to at home, and theres's always a lot going on, Murphy said. One roomate has a dog Asha, the other has lots of fish, it's a nice change from campus housing. 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MRAPH BY TANYA THOMPSON Name: Jamshed Biker Jehahgir Year: Freshman Major: Studio Musicwazz Hometown: Downers Grove, IL In August, Jamshed Jehahgir, known by friends as JJ. biked from his home in Downers Grove, III. to the Coral Gables campus - a 1,450-mile journey that took him 17 days. He prepared for the journey by taking a 400-mile trip to visit family in Michigan and by participating in a fundraiser in Colorado. I was trying to find an adventure, said Jehahgir. If you have an opportunity like that, you take it. Jehahgir said his biking journey made his college experience more fulfilling. V JOHN ZILLIOUX Name: Charlie Juggler May Year: Freshman Major: English Literature Hometown: Albany, NY Charlie May is no ordinary freshman; he is 23 years old and has traveled the world as an acrobat, trapeze, diver and, ultimately, a juggler. He has worked for Mirage, Bellagio, Sokol. Sacco and Circus Circus. He settled down here because he promised his father he would get a degree and its warm and because my injuries are unbearable in the cold. Mayls injuries include breaking his back and numerous concussions. t A - BY MARIE LEIGHT Names Kendra Gorilla Moll Yea??? Senior Magma Psychologwaelig. Studies Wometowms New Concord, OH Walking through the library during finals week, people might have spotted the famous Library Gorilla , who has decided to reveal her identity, senior Kendra Moll. The gorilla suit has a long history. I bought EitJ in high school and wore it to junior prom. I had to convince my parents that it was cheaper and more reusable than a prom dress, Kendra said. While some people reacted scared or laughed, all Kendra said was, who doesnt like a gorilla? 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A: I first endorsed him publicly December 2006 on Hardball, the Chris Matthews show. We had an enthusiasm to get the vote out. I dont worry about my career suffering. ljust feel so strongly about this election, about this particular man. 0: What are the real issues at hand? Which issues should college students specifically be focusing on? A: Number one is the economy because this is the world you're about to go into after school and youlre presumably not going into the highest income bracket right away. Uh Obamals plahj, 95 percent of Americans will get a tax cut. If you make $250,000 or less, your taxes will be cut. I think thats an important thing for the new work force to see, that youlre going to get support. The other is our standing abroad. Our image has deteriorated significantly. I can tell you that personally, as someone who travels all the time lahdj works outside the country. 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NY Kizzy Gift Accounting 8t Spanish I South Floral Park, NY Jesus Gil Motion Pictures 8t Studio Art I North Miami Beach, FL Ian Gillis Aerospace Engineering I Coral Gables, FL Cassandra Ginestra Marketing I Davie, FL Stephanie Gitlitz Accounting 8t Marketing I New Rochelle, NY Alanna Giuliani Broadcast Journalism 8x Theatre Arts l Sarasota, FL Melissa Glass Public Relations 8t Studio Art I Dallas, TX Christopher Gleason Entrepreneurship 8t International Finance 8t Marketing I Cape May, NJ Marnie Patricia Gluck Psychology 8t Biology l Miami Beach, FL Dolores Goizueta Broadcast Journalism 8x Pol. Science I Atlanta, GA Laura Golden Exercise Physiology 8t Sports Medicihel Pembroke Pines, FL and ttrevive the puppets. They arranged themselves in a line, walked around and then paraded out. Viewers were surprised because they had never seen a live performance in an exhibition before. t' It MMWWItWWMtWWWWMIMItwWtthtWWWWIHIMIWWWWWWtW 407 OOOIIIICQOO noooooioulo IOIIIIIIOII ooiucocnotl location... OIIIIOIIOO. g; IIIIIQOIOI COOIOOI... nuooouoluo 0.0.0.3... IIIOOOIOI. IIIIOIIOII Janette Gomez Neuroscience 8i Chemistry I SW Ranches, FL Alexander Gonzalez Biology 8x Marine Science I Miami, FL Aylin Gonzalez Biology 8i Chemistryl Hialeah, FL Gabriel Gonzalez Political Science 8i Psychology l Warminster, PA Giovanni Gonzalez Accounting is Computer information Systems I Hialeah Gardens, FL Lourdes A. Gonzalez I Miami, FL Wilfredo Gonzalez Neuroscience 8i Chemistry lCoral Gables ,FL Erica Gooden English 8i International Studies I Tampa, FL Trevor Goodman Biology 8i Chemistry I Jericho, NY Sean Goolabsingh Motion Pictures 8i Theatre Arts I Miami, FL Melissa Goolsarran Political Science 8x Criminology I Miami, FL Tatiana Gort Broadcast Journalism 8i Political Science I Miami, FL Nicole Gotwols Visual Journalism 8i Economics I Lawrenceville, NJ Melissa Gousse Psychology 8i Spanish I Apopka, FL Jennifer Grant Business Management s Organization 8i Music Business I White Plains, NY Carly Grass Marketing 8i Spanish I Langhorne, PA Nicholas Graveley English 8i History I Rochester, NY Nicole Gravesandy Elementary Education 8i Religious Studies I Miami, FL Jason Gray Accounting 8i Finance I Coral Springs, FL Kerri Green Public Relations 8i American Studies I Encino, CA Robert Greenbur Business Management Potomac, MD Jeremy Greeter Biomedical Engineering 8i Physics I Columbia, SC Sarah Greyer Business Management 8i Organization 8i Accounting I Miami, FL Courtney Grifflths Biochemistry 8i Business Admin. 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FL Katherine Hunter Musical Theatre 1 Mineoia, NY Jennifer Hwang Biology 8 Engiish i Miargi, L Alyssa Hynes Aerospace Engineering 8t History 1 CoraiSprings, FL Kirsten Ianno Bioiogy 8 Chemistry I Mattituck, NY INS 8: OUTS OF THE COCONUT GROVE ART FESTIVAL BY LILIANA OYARZUN What is it?: The Coconut Grove Art Festival is a signature event of the South Florida cuitUral world. The festival gives visitors the opportunity to meet with exhibiting artists, sample fine cuisine, enjoy iive entertainment and take a walk through history. The kids can create their own works of art in the Coconut Grove Bahk Kids Creative Corner. The Festival brings about 150,000 people annually to view the works of over 330 of the finest artists and craftsmen in the world. When was it?: Held throughout February 14-16, 2009 from 9:00 am. to 6:00 pm. Where was it?: It is held annually in the streets of Coconut Grove, Florida. The Festival is located just south of downtown Miami, adjacent to Biscayne Bay. It runs along the streets of McFarIahe Road, South Bayshore Drive and Pan American Drive. tCANE FOR LIFE BY CHRIS RACKLIFFE Albert Jessup, an accounting major who was scheduled to graduate in May of 1984, returned 25 years later to walk across the the BahkUhited Center stage to get his diploma in December of 2008. Q: How did it feel to finally walk across the stage and get your diploma? A: Absolutely awesome! It brought back all sorts of feelings. Being so Close and hot finishing in 1984 had been a huge personal disappointment for 20 plus years. Q: What are your best memories from UM? A: The campus, meeting new people, Key Biscayne, games at the Orange Bowl, watching the TCahes develop into the dominant college football program The absolute best was returning and finally officially graduating. 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Westbury, NY Alexander Kleinberg Ecosystem Science s Policy s Political Science I Riva, MD Jeffrey Knight Biology l South Miami, FL Bianca Knox Business Management 8W Public Relationsl Louieville, KY Nikisha Kothari Biology l Voorhees, NJ William Kotler Health Science Be Chemistry I River Ridge, LA W W W gun m W l W WW Esther Lamarre Communication Studies 8L Political Science I Miami, FL Claude Lamy Accounting l Orlando, FL Marc Lanzar Biology 8x Psychology I Coral Springs, FL Dina Larocca Accounting l Mechanicsburg. PA Crizelda Lauron Mathematics s Psychology lJacksonville, FL Daniel Lazaro Political Science I Coral Gables, FL Douglas Lebensfeld Accounting 6i Financel Morganville, NJ Kimberly Lechner Nursing l Delray Beach, FL Melissa Leclezio Political Science 8W Economics l Miami, FL Alexander Lee Graphic Design 6? Art History I New Canaan, CT Kristine Lee Finance s Marketing I Orlando, FL Matthew Lee International Finance WW Marketing is Psychology l Hagatna, GU Aprile Legot Business Management s Organization l Ft Lauderdale, FL Lauren Leibowitz Marketing s Artl Boca Raton, Marie Leighton Visual Journalism 6; Studio Art I Barrington, RI Brian Lemmerman Architecture s Ecosystem Science s Policy l Parkland, FL Paola Leoni Psychology s Marketing I Miami, FL Benjamin Levine Health Sciencel New Orleans, LA Sherry Levine Public Relations s Psychology l Tarzana, CA Samantha Levokove Finance s Marketing I Lido Beach, NY Jared Levy Economics s Business Management Organizationl Upper Saddle River. NJ Michael Lewan International Studies s Political Sciencel Alexandria, VA Alison Lewbel Marketing 6i Psychologyl New York, NY Janella Leain Psychology s Biologyl Miami, L Kin Chan Li Accounting l Miami, FL Darren Lieberman Marketing e Music Business I Boynton Beach, FL Greg Linch Journalism e Political Science I Weston, FL Daniel Lind Mechanical Engineering I Miami, FL Natalia Locatelli English as Computer 8x Information Science I Miami Shores, FL Jamie Locke Nursing l Medway. MA Erin Lockwood Broadcast Journalism 5; Psychology l Owings Mills, MD Renee Longini Nursing I Vineland, NJ Antonio Lo ez Economics Miami, FL Sandra Louis-Paul-Noel General Studies I Miami, FL Angela Lowe Aerospace Engineering 84 Mathematics l South Charleston, WV Lisa Magedler Creative Writing a Motion Pictures 1 Sunny Isles Beach, FL Vishal Maharaj Biochemistry z; Biologyl Margate, FL Jorge Malagon History 6i Englishl Pembroke Pines, FL Amar Mandalia Biochemistry s Political Science I Boca Raton, FL Dante' Marconi Biology 6k Chemistry! Blackwood. NJ I'l'l r 0 O 'W'h IMP iN$i4rx, . x mm :ulX' mmr w WW MW BEHIND THE CURTAINS WITH MIKE DUNCAN BY LILIANA OYARZUN On February 28th, the annuat 8AM Fashion Show tit up the Schoot ofArChi'tecture courtyard. Chair Mike Duncan talks about the show: 0: What was the event for? A: The event was a part of the annual Black Awareness MOhth tBAMt Celebration spearheaded by the United Black Students organization. The Fashion Show is a BAM tradition which combines culture and style in a Ishowcase of fashion to the campus community. 0: What went into the planning process? A: Deciding upon a theme, model selection, sponsor selection, scene selection and choice of venue. This years theme was Expressions of the Fashionably Awaret which went along with the entire Black Awareness Month theme: Expressions. Q: How many people assisted and attended? A: We had a iZ-person fashion show committee, along with the help of the Black Awareness Month Committee, United Black Students Executive Board and Advisors. We had 25 Models in the Show and over 250 guests. 0: Where did the clothes come from? A: Ralph Lauren, Urban Outfitters, Swim 8t Sport and Selected Local Designers. 0: What were people,s reactions? A: People really enjoyed the show and thought it was well organized and entertaining. 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A: I am going to miss the busy life of a UM student... V, the quick walk to the University Center from Pearson, random stops at the pool desks to make reservations, attending Classes In Cox Science Center, dropping by the ' SLC to work on stuff, going to Richter and bribing mysel to study with peppermint hot chocolate from Starbucks. It Is the kind of lifestyle that you never want to leave. me'AStT, - ' ECONOMICS cg FINANCE MAJORS FROM YORK, ID II .m G: What defines you? I dont believe that any one thing defines me. I am a weII-rounded person who is involved in many different: activities and has a multitude of interest. However, if I had to pick the one characteristic that has defined my ' time at UM I would say it is my love for the University of Miami. lam a third generation Cane; my father 'earned his BA from UM in I972 and my sister earned a masters degree from the School of Communication I .IIast year. I grew up watching Hurricanes football on ,TV and was excited to become a Hurricane myself. While at UM, my love for the university has manifested MIitseIf in my involvement in organization and my goal of leaving UM better for having me as an alumnus. I have attempted to accomplish this by serving on the ' Deans Advisory Board in the Business School and by A working with faculty and administrators to develop a course that is required for all first-year business ,; students, called Management I00. I hope that through my involvement on-campus and off that l have had a positive impact on the University of Miami and my ,Icommitment will not end at graduation; serving theI I University will be a constant theme throughout my Iifeg I' WiPHOTOGRAPH BY MARIE LEIGHTON f i I , .734th mwa6u3 ' 4:I U a 2M1! JEMWQ CNWAJ MUSlC MAJOR FROM MARIETTA, GA 0: What is something people dontt know about you at first A: I am a formidable Chess player. 0: What was your first day of school like? A: It was completely overwhelming. I had 22 credits my first semester and simply dldl'th MOTION PICTURES a PSYCHOLOGYMAJOPS see hOW ' COU'd 99t eVeWthmg done! FROM PALM BEACH GARDENS FL i g; .1 G: What was the most fun and exciting thing i Q: What has been your most embarrassing moment? i you,ve done at UM? A: A horse knocked me over to get out of his stall at the A: The most fun thing I have done was wih horse show my sophomore year. I sprained my hand and a Miss UM in front of my friends last February had to scratch from the competition, but the worst part and then getting to meet with my idol, trying to catch the bastard as everyone watched! a , President Shalala, afterwards as Miss UM! u ti ' y i :What was your first day of school like? ' Q: What is the most important lesson youive A: I woke up at 8:30 for a 9 am. class and was really upset learned in life? Who taught it to you? about it, until I realized a few months prior to that I'd been ' , A: I have learned that above all else, you waking up at 6 a m. to be at school by seven. That put me i have to have confidence in yourself and your wwwih a pretty good mood for the rest of the day A L abilities. Being humble has its place and time, 9' WK mm ,but being confident in your ability to reach 0: How do you think you have changed UM? i ' I for exceptional heights in your life requires A: Producing the first action film on campus definitely 6 you believing that you can accomplish ahy opened doors for future projects. Also, administration goal with the proper preparation. I really a realized I was something of an academic anomaly my W xlearhed this lesson through my university fysophomore year, which apparently led to some major l xperience, but getting nominated for the Changes in the honors program. it was pretty cool finding Rhodes Scholarship and representing UM as out I helped a whole lot of people without even meaning a Rhodes candidate really gave me an Ilaha , to! I also helped kick start a free Hebrew class at Hillel, so moment when I suddenly understood the ix w'ithat students didnt have to miss out completely if the kind of impact I can have in the competitive ' 6' 6 educational environmeht. A M w i w; 7 HOTQGRAPH BY MARIE LEIGHTON oeniam smilighto 427 utoionoenoee ioiiIDOIIIGil Gingaio-gnisl iiOlilitileI oesc-sicss snaiiaisaa GIICiiIiiIQG Iauoiioiaoao atlasoiieoso Cslcacosoiao yiuoioqeolse PHOTOGRAPHY BY MARIE LEIGHTON oneectceio caioiatsti BlOCHEMlSTRY MAJOR FROM UTTLETON, CO Q: Can you give a word of advice? A: Coming from the grade-mongering society that is the pre-mecl field, my one piece of advice is to not let grades control your college life. Thatls not to say that failing out is in any way positive. Instead, try to create more meaningful memories whether thatls through friends, the diversity or maturing as an individual. Ten years from now your GPA in college is not going to matter. 0: What is the one thing you can,t live without? A: Sleep. It is the most underrated pastime in history. I could never be on of those students who pulled alI-night study sessions. Club Richter was never my idea of a good time. A major chunk of my time on campus has been hanging out late and sleeping until noon. 0: What is your favorite thing about campus? Miami? Why? A: Its a toss up between The Rat for its atmosphere of camaraderie, which is the epitome of student life and Donna Shalala because of all the ways sheis made the U great. if President Shalala spent time at The Rat, that would be my favorite thing, hands down. HlSTORYcS? POUWCAL STUDlES MAJORS FROM CHlCAGO, M Q: Can you give a word of advice? A: Try EVERYTHING Dont let the academic side of college stop you from participating in extracurricular activities or activism. Also, dont be afraid to join a group or campaign just because it has a reputation of troubIe-making; those can be the best kind! Also, try to challenge yourself everyday, by breaking gender norms, making political Wk statements through your actionsrdress, befriending someone new, I saying hi to a UNICCO worker or not being so self-centered and thinking that your life is all that matters Cbecause itls notD. gig m0 0: Tell us about an experience during your time here that $0 redefined your perspective. . , H 9 A: When I went to the first STAND meeting, I was awe-struck by the words of the UNICCO service worker who came to personally share his story with students. At this and subsequent events where workers told their personal stories, I was touched, saddened and angered all at the same time It was at that moment that I decided to dedicate myself to the work of social justice and commit to working -on the UNICCO campaign' 1 Mi 0m CTlVlST i am 0 300mg Loomdm c337 ' PSYCHOLOGYcQ RELIGIOUS MAJORS FRQM MIAMI, FL G: How do you thihk you have changed UM9 I f A: I dont have a building named after me, nor do I dOhate Lly'moriey to assist this school with endowments, but I hope that I have impacted the lives of people by the way I interacted ,fkwith them. UM itself is a campus with buildings on it, but it is made up of people. Thats how I hope that I have Changed UM. I hope that my leadership has been a positive example for uhderclassmeh and that even after I am gone people will . say that I made a difference in their life because I cared ahd inspired them to be better than they were before. M O G: What' Is the one thing you can,t live without9 ' ' ' A: My faith It grouhds me and sustains me through both my '6 best and my most trying times. ' ' Q: What are you going to miss the most? ' , A: I am going to miss the people the most This campus is , beautiful, but what makes this place special are the people that I have interacted with over the past four years, from the freshmen all the way to professors and even certain administrators. These individuals have hel6ed me grow and become the person that I am today. 0: Tell us about an experience during your time here that redefined your perspective. A: I think one of the experiences that most redefined my perspective at UM was when I chose to be a part of the STRIVE Livihg Learning Community. Before this experience, my philosophy on life was more leadership based. Now, I understand that in order to lead, you must first serve. I am BIOLOGY MAJOR FROM MIAMI FL a better person because I had this program as part of my .1 w ' undergraduate experience Q: What has been your proudest moment in college? A: My proudest moment in college would have to be I wa the Black Awareness MOhth iiHarlem Speaks Bahduet that I hosted in 2008. This event tied together history, g f? ' , wit, philanthropy, performances and an awesome Harlem K3 JVVUVH i Renaissance theme. I was really proud that I was able 4: t x .. w to do something for a community so near to my heart. ' LQOIEV S h i P . Even though we 0th raised about $800, I knew that I the money was going to a group of kids who really deserved it at the African Heritage Cultural Arts Center. Plus, it won a COSO SOAR Award! Q: Why did you decide to come to UM? A: From the 9th grade, I've had a strong relationship with UM. The University of Miami Miller School of Medicine offered a number of summer programs at the Undergraduate and Medical campus for high school students, which I participated in. So I already had a good impression of the school and its resources. I was also accepted into the Howard Hughes Medical Institute Research Scholar Program, but I knew about the great courses UM had to prepare students for medical school. Besides that, I knew lid still be able to enjoy the weather. oeniavc Apatlighto 429 'i Kg 5 6:. too foaooiiibivba ' dificooiy 430 coguooutlv quooo-dodi,' 3 Lot ova-oiooon 5 'uoo'chotoooi oijlcoaeooiy ' olqnouadut 0510.01... 300.05...- ooo-oouoo. cootvoooicy sotancuoop aa.....ga5,g ; PUBLIC RELATIONS c? SPORTS ADMINISTRATION , MAJORS FROM CEDARHURST, NY G: What was your first day of school like? A: I remember saying goodbye to my famin and then going to bed that first night. I looked up at my ceiling and asked how the heck I was going to make it here for four years. It took just a IittIe while but Miami became a second home and We never looked back since. 0: A word of advice? A: Dontt just go to class and go back to your dorm room...GET INVOLVED! Do things that mean something to you. It will make your four years fly by and you wiII love every minute of it. Q: What is the most important lesson youtve learned in life? Who taught it to you? A: My mom said, IIDOhIt listen when others tell you that you can't do something. Try it anyway? ADVERTlSING c9 STUDIO ART MAJORS FROM EWA BEACH, Hl Q: Why did you decide to come to UM? A: I was coming to UM to be a famous music mahagerrbromoter. I wanted to be Close to the Caribbean to be hear all of the reggae and dahcehaII music because I was convinced that l was going to start a revolution of Island music in the mainland states. 0: What was your first day of school like? A: My lovely immune system decided to kill my body with Mono the first month of school. So the first day of school probably sucked, although I dorft remember much of AugustrSeptember in general. Q: How has UM made you unique? A: I was already a confusing mix of cultures, with German and Native American roots with Asian and Pacific Islander teachings. Then I came to UM and became part of African, Caribbean and Hispanic families. No one knows what I am or where Itm from. Q: What was the most fun and exciting thing youtve done at UM? A: Randomly enough, its always been the small moments that are the best. One of my first years, my best friend and I went running through the sprinklers Oh the IM fields at 2 am. after a Rat Party. It was freezing and we ended up getting sick, but Dehhyis afterwards was the best. WVI mmmj Iti'jriz owe stab at 62 14mg COMMUNlCATlON STUDlES c9 POUWCAL STUDlES MAJORS FROM MlAMl, FL 0: What has been your most embarrassing moment in college? A: I was doing a PlOO tour, wearing tlip-flops because I could not find my sneakers. Unfortunately, it had beeh raihihg earlier so my flip-flops refused to stay Oh my feet. Every time I started to share an animated story with my tour group, my saholals would slip off and I had to pause to go get them. My tour group could not stop laughing at me. So embarrassing! Thats why they tell us not to wear tlip-flops on tours. Q: What is your favorite thing about campus and Miami? A: After 2i years, I am definitely over Miami. My favorite thing on campus is definitely all the free stufvfood. I might be the 0th person who actually loves walking through the breezewayl 0: Tell us about an experience during your time here that redefined your perspective. A: Pihlooihtihg a specific event is difficult, but I have learned many lessons from my peers, classes and student organizations that have redefined my overall perspective. A friend Challenged my definition of unconditional love, a course challenged my faith and beliefs, and a student organization challenged my ideals on effective leadership. mickmcwlmuz BROADCAST JOURNAUSM cg POUTXCAL SClENCE MAJORS FROM MELBOURNE, FL 0: What was your first day of school like? A: l was the stereotypical green freshman who was desperate to make an impression. I still try to sit in the front row of my Classes, but back then I felt obligated to raise my hand to answer every question in class or talk to professors after class. They must have been so annoyed with me. Q: What is the one thing you cantt live without? A: My mom. When all else fails, I give her a call and she brings everything into perspective. ltls important to surround yourselic with people who remind you who you are, where you come from, and how much youlve grown. G: What was the most exciting and fun thing that youtve learned in life? Who taught it to you? A: Although I never would have said this four years ago, the most exciting and fun thing I've learned in life is how to write. With my words, Ive been able to express myself. CK, llx : x Wk N L VIN. zjx W a1; .X ,,,,, C9 KM V; ?ng Qt; KLMMNE: K;;wx.u ?:?J LLCD WN MsQ Lg, iii c. ,,,,, QLW; Cb ex, 3 L M '15:; cg? C11; KL JI'JJ l '191'101101 I I Ill. '1 ioiilktctahti $GEik$iiQE ?iiiliiitii! oeiaaeoogoao ietiiecietce aaioiiagii tIIPi8i009IE CIEGIOQGICSQ oltuioototao thiCIeiil!t Qaseiboooisv QsiGQEOCQIOi egiiisaigiai stuegitsgyii PHOTOGRAPHY BY MARIE LEIGHTON E 432 PUBUC RELAWONS c9 SOClOLOGYMAJORS FROM BROOKLYN, NY aieaootaes ccaoiooaao iii w m iv a a a w I u ioaetoagso agoeatosaa soooooooea G: What is something people dontt know about you at first glance? A: I love to watch Japanese Anime. G: How do you think you have changed UM? A: My biggest contribution to the University of Miami is being a founder of my fraternity, Sigma Lambda Beta International Fraternity Inc. We saw the need to bring a fraternity to reflect the diversity of UM. Being such a powerful leader in my fraternity, l know that future brothers will be able to showcase their passion and better UM long after I am gone. SLB is the longalasting legacy that I will leave so that the University can enjoy generations of strong leaders. 0: How many times have you changed your major? From what major? A: I only Changed my major once, l went from Architectural Engineering to Public Relations and Sociology with a minor in Marketing. Yeah,l know, a huge jump. l was good at math and science but the Auto CAD design program but me to sleep. 0: What is the most important lesson youtve learned in life? Who taught it to you? A: The most important lesson has been to fight against all the odds to fulfill your dreams even if people do not believe you can. You have to work hard to prove them wrong. The funny thing, I got this concept from an anime cartoon character, Naruto. I 6tMl 15L loadm .naanaauswnum o wlio Wlo tl'vcxtgg Oltgrs l WW BlOLOGY MAJOR FROM FORT LAUDERDALE, FL 0: A word of advice? A: Donlt ever hesitate to do something new because life is too short and you should take advantage of every second you have because you will never know when your time is going to be up. 0: How has UM made you unique? A: UM has opened my eyes to all of the opportunities the world has to offer. I have been able to operate in many different capacities as a student here and develop as a better leaders UM has allowed me the opportunity to learn from a diverse student population and, in return, has made me a unique hungry learning machine. 0: What is your favorite thing about campus and Miami? A: My favorite thing about this campus is having the opportunity to see an array of animals daily. These include alligators, parrots, manatees, ducks and hungry squirrels. My favorite thing about Miami is the nightlife. After a stressful week of school, you are guaranteed to have a great weekend with all that Miami has to offer. f am 60 WBTG W POLlTICAL SCIENCEc2 PHILOSOPHY MAJORS FROM MIAMI, FL 0: What is something people donit know about you at first glance? A: l want a puppy just so I can name him Sebastian. Q: What has been your proudest moment in college? A: Realizing that just because you A dOl'lt need something doesnt mean H aw . m Hmou Summers WM Via you shouldh t want it. 1: w u M G: What was your first day of school like? A: l was so nervous. Like a huge dork lgot to all my classes , extremely early and called my mom a thousand times when I wasnt ahhoyihg my sister to see where she was. During my free time, I hung out in the FEC office where l was lucky enough to have met some of my closest friends. POLITICAL SCIENCE MAJOR FROM HOLLYWOOD, FL 0: Why did you decide to come to UM? A: UM has always been Close to my heart. lgrew up in South Florida, and I grew up a iCahe. Although, this love for UM was purely based on my love for their sports, it still kept UM close to my heart. When it came time to decide on a university, my parents preferred that I stayed close to home, so my decision became a ho-braiher. If I was going to stay ih- tate, I was officially going to join Hurricane Nation. I was convinced that I would get every opportunity here to succeed that I would get anywhere else. Today, I can proudly say, its reat to be a Miami Hurricane. G: What is your favorite thing about campus? Miami? Why? A: Favorite thing about campus: The view of the lake from a Glider at the Rat. My favorite thing about Miami: Cuban grandparehts. Therets nothing like them, anywhere! G. What was your first day of school like? A: I was absolutely confused. I had 0th visited he campus once, so I had no idea where I was going or what I was doing. All I remember is hat I thought the campus was gigantic, and I kept asking myself if I would ever figure it out. a w . , , . From a purely navigatiOhal standpoint, I felt I a like I would never get the hang of UM, and that scared me. If I could not figure out something as basic as to how to get around campus, how was I going to do more than just sit in my room or attend Classes? Little did I know that by the time I graduated, UM would be my home away from home, where I knew the campus like the back of my hand, got the opportunity to be involved in events and organizations that I would never have eveh dreamed of being a part of and made friends who have become family. oenicm Apatlighto 433 COIIIIIOIl IIIDIOIIOI onoooeonnn IIOIOOIQIO IOOUICOOIU DIGIICI... IOIOOOQQG. OOOCvlli'DI. Ooiooillno .IolOlouco 1.9!.iouoo 'MMCROBMOLOOYCIEI MMMUNOLOOY MAJORS FROMATLANTA, OA Q Q: What has been your proudest moment in college? A: My proudest moment in college would have to be when our Hurricane Bhangra Dance team beat the a University of Florida leading to our win at InoliaFest a Statewide Dance Competition. Considering I had no prior experience in Indian dancing this moment symbolizes that anything is possible as Iong as we work hard. G: How many times have you ohanged your major? From what major? y A: I changed my major three times my fIrst year In t c,ollege from undecided to biology to neuroscience to microbiology 8t immunology. Once I arrived at UM and spent more time in the medical setting of Jacksonw Memorial I knew that my academic passion. was in theIMW A: When I look back at my UM experience one word comes to mind, diversity. I have had so many different experiences at UM in every aspect of my life. STRIVE ' allowed me to pursue an array of service projects. Through COISO, I have been able to embrace the cultural diversity that is so unique to this campus. I have been able to diversify my academics. Of course I was able to enjoy my own Indian heritage through GarbaMRaas events. When I look at any aspect of my life academics, social or student invoIvement UM has diversified each one hence made memorable. 1 am seam We Moment. 3 MARMNE SCMENCE cg CHEMMSTRY MAJORS FROM ARLMNOTON, T Q: Why did you decide to come to UM? A: My decision to come to UM is pretty unique. I originally applied as a performance major in the music school. Soon after, I Changed my mind and switched to marine science. I was, however, still unsure until I visited the campus. When we drove up Stanford Drive and saw the palm trees, I knew I had found my school. G: What was your first day of school like? A: It was like my first day of high school, but scarier. I didn't know anyone! 0: What defines you? A: The things that I have done in the last four years havenit defined me. I think how I react to situations and how I care about the people I interact with defines me as a person. In the end, people remember your kindness and your ability to motivate, not what positions youive held. G: What was the most fun and exciting thing youIve done at UM? I A: My spontaneous trips to Disney World or research trips to small Bahamian Islands. ,M'WWWW fr xxxxsv k, W. , ...... v I .17 00 L 99 .so Z W Margwgam gum WMIMIOM ARCHITECTURE MAJOR FROM ITHACA, NY 0: What was your first day of school like? A: It pretty much consisted of moving into Studio--where I have spent most of my time for the last five years. 0: A word of advice? A: Never compromise your morals and be nice to people. Chances are theylll be nice back! 0: What is your favorite thing about campus? Miami? Why? A: My favorite thing about campus is its size. I love being able to walk from one side to the other in ten minutes and that you cant go anywhere without seeing a couple of people you know. My favorite thing about Miami is the diversity of experience you can get, especially if you look for them. Q: What are you going to miss the most? A: llm going to miss Greek Week! Its my favorite event because it brings the entire Greek Community together and I always make so many new friends who I may never have met otherwise. MEDIA MANAGEMENT82 POLITICAL SCIENCE MAJORS FROM DEPEVE, W G: What is something people dontt know about you at first glance? A: I am a sucker for Kelly Clarkson music. And I believe unconditionally in the power of Harry Potter. But then again, maybe you could tell all that at first glance...how do I know you're not occupying my thoughts like Lorol Voldemort? G: What has been your proudest moment in college? A: My proudest moment was staying in the Orange Bowl until security asked us to leave after the last game there. The place has meant so much to me since I was about five, and I will forever be proud that although we lost the game, my spirit never broke. 0: Tell us about an experience during your time here that redefined your perspective. A: I have a couple that really influenced me. One was my trip to Israel for Birthright, where I learned a lot about a different culture and the people that comprise it. It is very humbling to stand next to the Western Wall, which so many people have died for. Another was my weeklong trip to West Point for a conference on ethics. A third was leading the Honor Council for a year, where I learned just how much dirty work a leader really has to do and how managing a group of people is an inexact science. The last, and perhaps most poignant, was watching the campus cope with the loss of Bryan Pata when I was a , sophomore, which really highlighted the preciousness of life. ' ' gauwuaymnuv a L L I V 435 .2, REST IN PEACE Am ibis takes flight over I aka Oscooia on ma; way to :mothor Iocation. like the 'Camos Who are Ho 1cmgxervvlmus.Tl'105piril and bravery of the ibws mmutimdios er'Qrmt'l'1 m the face Of omaressmrw, PHOTOGRAPH BY ALYSSA BERNSTEIN PHOTOGRAPI-i COURTESY ALYSSA CUNDARI Name: Edward Pieron Hometown: Woodland Hills, CA Major: Psychology 7.4.1987-7.5.2008 PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY AMANDA NURSE Name: Seana Campbell Hometown: Oviedo, Florida Majors: Architectural 8 Environmental Engineering 1.11.1986-7.29.2008 PHOTOGRAPH COUR WILL COFFIN Name: Jason Shem Hometown: Levittown, New York Major: Psychology 7.4.1987-11.30.2008 Name: Jessen Lalanne Hometown Orlando, Florida Major: Media Writing 3.19.1987-12.20.2008 CHRIS RA K Name: Scott Monat Hometown: Marietta, Georgia Major: Neurobiology 12.31.1988-3.4.2009 HOTOGRAPH COURTESY OREY LADUSV Name: Michael Anderson Hometown: Scottsdale, Arizona Major: International Marketing and Finance 1.9.1989-4.8.2009 .n 1969 IBIS 0ST FOREVERAtCANE Dr. Stanford was UM'S third president and died at the age of 92. During his 19 years of service, he revolutionized campus. PHOTOGRAPH BY JACQUELYNN SIMS HE WAS ABSOLUTELY REMARKABLE. Laura Needham, about Eo'dte Pieron SHE WAS ONE OF THE MOST LOVING INDIVIDUALS I HAVE EVER MET. SHE FOUND THE GOOD IN EVERYONE. Donnielle Toebe, about Seana Campbett Name: Henry King Stanford a Role: Third President of the University of Miami from 962 until1981. V' .22.1916-1.1.2009 V QTOGRAPH COURVQESY V 'AAA'A'VV HE WAS AN INCREDIBLY PASSIONATE INDIVIDUAL, DEDICATED TO HELPING THOSE IN NEED AND ADVANCING CAMPUS SAFETY. Will Coffin, about Jason Shem HE WAS, INEVITABLY, AN INCREDIBLE PERSON. Rachel Ahhe Brahze, about Jessen Latanne HE WAS FREE-SPIRITED AND COURAGEOUS. NOTHING COULD STOP HIM. Chris Racklitte, about Scott Monat HE WAS A WONDERFUL PERSON, A TRUE FRIEND AND WILL BE MISSED TREMENDOUSLY BY ALL THAT HAD THE PRIVILEGE OF KNOWING HIM. Greg Holzeheimer, about Mx'cbaet Anderson HE WAS DEEPLY BELOVED BY THE UNIVERSITY COMMUNITY. HIS ENTHUSIASM FOR THE UNIVERSITY WAS INFECTIOUS. President Donna E. Shalala, about former President Henry King Stanford tlwwe uzha hauepaooed 437 il I I W Illllili Ii IIIIWI N w IFIII, iii: l'li :iIIII Illi':' annotation. Iootonnocoo ctittlolloi IIIIOOIIII. OOIIIIIIIOI OOOOOIIIIOO .IIIIIOI... OOIIIOIOIOO IIIDIIIOIII ONGRATS, As you look into the future I I go confident in : I the direction of I 3 I your dreams and Lie I remember that , . . . It 5 been an incredible Journey that we are all so happy what we become ' is our gift to to have been a part of. We are very proud of all your God accomplishments these last four years. KNOW that the ' future holds GREAT things for you. . a Live allyour DREAMS to th MOM, DAD, ALEX, ILLA AND MANINA uuoocolono Coooltcnol IOIOOIIOII ouonoonool 00.0.00... 0000...... OOOOOIIOII IOIOOOIII. Congratulations .e w Jamie Barnoff! I w ,me 32M Ii I UM Graduate II ll 2009 I You did it! 6 years of hard work pays off! Mm .I'IIirIlIIII William Shakespeare once said, IlBe not afraid of greatness: some are born great, some achieve greatness, and some have greatness thrust upon them? I And as you prepare to venture Eric, what a long and 'liII r out into the world, be not afraid, I . rewarding road you have I because you were born great ' I I I traveled thus far, and as and I know, and can expect great I I -. a your brother, I have had the things from you. I have watched f I I I I I II . I pleasure of watching you you grow and prosper and I am II II g ; It 'I I, I' complete your journey. We proud to play a part in the man I I5. III --5 - . I I ' 'I :I I have built a relationship that you have become. The time has I I I ' p I I hope has benefited you in come for you to prove yourself in II II II I - II III I I II .1 many ways. I have had the the world; the knowledge that has I I I i a I Ii a ' 3 g ; pleasure of telling you about been instilled in you will shine in I II I II I ' ' I II, the real world, and some every endeavor that comes your I I I t '- .I. I a II I of its pitfalls. Eric; we are way. All the words in the dictionary 2 I I II I I - I, I all so proud of you, proud cannot begin to describe your I I ' II I III I of watching you grow, accomplishments, for they speak I . .- II . II II: . watching you set goals for 'I for themselves. YouIll be surprised II I , H I yourself, and fulfill them. I what tenacity; perseverance and II ' I I I . II I Most of all, we are proud of a little bit of luck can bring your 'I I ;I f I ' the man you have become. way. With your vehement, it is ' II I , I- Remember, we will always inevitable; you are destined to I. I II I be there for you! achieve greatness. I ' I I Kudos on this milestone 9 I i I i FRANK, RENEE, TYLER, BRITTANY II i I ' I . - II COURTNEY AND DANIELLE l' . r. I II, iI Iliil Will le III l IIIII,.I.,,n.II,lIiI,IIII,I1,I.I, I .iI II u II I. l ,l l,iiIIi ianIIIIIIiI II In .I IIIIIIII. iI,III III .. I I', I l Wilmillllll I , J Millpliull'illlljl I I III I I . I ,wIIIIIl'I I H In: III II I, II I II VIVIWWICIIWII ., . I, iI II I . iiII,,,,,i,il,W ,IIIIW .i . I IN HI, I; 'l inl l IV'IIIII' I ,I . I I, I III ill 1 I ' I IlyilIIlI'UilIlli'Il i I. . - 'I . .I' i' l IlIIiilli,; III I illilllllj 'w ii I, II III in I I II' I IN I iI I I iII'IiIIIliIII u I I ,I .I IIIiIIiIII' III MI, i. ,W I I illimiluitw IIIIII IIIIIIWIII'M II ,I. m lwlliilwllillii II III? In ll F- '--i'm-'i-h-guu$-- -- -i--ii1 I Congratulations, l I We love l you and I are so I proud of Iyou! The men who build the I future are those who know that greater things I are yet to come, and that they themselves I will help bring them about. Their minds I are illuminated by the blazing sun of hope. l They never stop to doubt. They havehlt time. i - Melvin Evahs Eric, in the last four years you have grown both physically and mentally. As you how embark ihto uncharted waters, in an economy that is bewildered with adversity but filled with great opportunity, your success is assured because your mind is also illuminated by the blazing sun of hope. The executive of the future will be determined by his ability to anticipate his problems rather than meet them as they come... Niccolo Machiavelli once said, ltthere is nothing more difficult to take in hand, more perilous to conduct, or more uncertain in its success than to take the lead in the introduction of a new order of things. Eric, you are all these things and more, your time has come to take theleadl ------- 9 I MOM AND DAD icilunatouo OSiGIQQIiOI IStISIiCQiO oiuluooneog snaooilltdv naaaieoI-it t I 0 II It a a I a a II ca.ovai-sonu to CI :0 IV 0. c. .1 n- .0 to no 'I'IIOCIOOi 440 Inietaaloi accultngc: aoitooiuoi nlccnioeno n-aaauoa-o ris.. forajob I I welldone! I I I I Withafuture MOMBECKY'J I this bright ..o......o......oo...l youIllneed I r. to wear l Congratulations, CCleen! I sunglasses! I Iil'iillit octuvuotug uocutonlac niqnssn-s- aattnota-t unasosioag Look what youIve become! I I . MOM, DAD, GRANDPA, I I MEEMA aI STEVE You are smart, caring and beautiful Inside and out. What a difference you can make just by being the unique person you are. MOM, DAD, LAUREN I I 9 8ICHRISSY .... .. .. .. .... .J L ...... .. .- .... .. I 0 I Congratulatlons, I I With love andpride we celebrate and applaud I your graduation from UM. BRAVO! Lohwooow oo-......o............o WWII WM WI IIIII, HINIIIIIIZ rgIrr IIIMUIMI III We thank God everyday for I you. You fought hard to be a Miami Hurricane and once I again we are amazed and so I veryoroud. I Your dreams I awaityou. I I WWW. I MOM, DAD, AND BECKY Lu-..--u......u....1 r- - - r- - - -- 1 YouIve grown into quite a remarkable young man. I Were so proud of you. May life bring you much happiness I and success. I 9 MOM, DAD, AND ALYSSA LD. ........D......J I- I I Wilfredo Gonzalez ' I Class of 2009 I I Your dedication, discipline and I I enthusiasm will help you to reach I your goals. I We are blessed to have a son I like you. Your college I graduation is the beginning I of your medical I career. We are very proud of your I achievements. IoEcme. I YOUR PARENTS I I of striking out get I Ifyou can imagine it, you can I achieve it; ifyou can dream it, you can become it. I Rob! We are so proud of you and we are I behind your every dream. 0711mm I MOM, DAD, MICHELLE, DAVID, ANDIE, DAN, AMY, BUBBIE AND NANA -W.A. Ward L ... I. .. D I Marshall, Never let the fear in your way. Success is in the I journey. Congratulations on all ofyour achievements I at the IIU7 I Chris I Gawenda, I You make us so proud. We wish I you continued success in your next step. I W. MOM, DAD, HALEY AND ZACH I I Go ICanes! I .....I ' ' 441 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I IIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIII Congratulations, Elingljl IIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIII V: VFW . ACKM: . , Climb every smouhtiaih, VSearCh high and low, Follow every highway, Every path you know. Climb every mountain, Ford every stream, Follow every rainbow, gazillyou findyour dream. gigaWwW mu WWQZW MOM, DAD AND DOLLY We are so very proud of you! You made UM your home and gave it your all, becoming a contributing member of the university community and the local community as well. You continued to discover, to dream and to achieve, all the while maintaining your independent spirit. We Dougl' : We re cheering you ll on as you reach for I your goals. We. MOM, DAD AND JORDAN .- ...... -' g .- F 'J I khowthatthefuture I - d i. - i'- 1 hoidsgreatwonders . .. . for you, too! Querldo HUG. I l , l Enjoy every Felicitaciones I I minute! MOM,DAD8:BYRON l por este triumfo, sabemos que Zograras otros exitos mas. 904W eriwcluloinw 9 PAPI, MAMI Y HERMANA l Matthew Lee Rilling I I Another milestone in the grand adventure I With loving congratulations on your I interdisciplinary degree from all your family. TI l I l jl l I I I I I I L. Congratulations I Your years at Miami have taken you far. I I We know you will continue to follow I your dreams. I . I We are so proud of you. MOM, DAD a BRIAN L--......................I.....J Q..- ofconstructing a life well lived. I I extremely proud of you and I pathway to making your I possess. I , 'Gadum, Peter, We are proud of 0262126, I YOUR FAMILY I.- .J J enna Lee tapackeen, l I ,Mother mother ocean, I have heard I you call. Wanted to sail upon your I waters since I was Three-feet tall? -Jlmmy Buffett, I'Ocean Girl Congratulations - You Did It! May you always revel by the sea g WeongeMgrlmuJ AND DAD I Azael R. Ortega Class of 2009 Ly-y............y..l.y,............a.,..y ....J,, r- 1 Congratulations! We are all of your accomplishments. I Graduation is another milestone achieved on the dreams a reality. This success I reflects who you I are as aperson I and demonstrates all the talentyou Trust In the Lord. WE ALL LOVE YOU! I MOM, DAD, EILEEN, AUNT BARBARA, AND TITO you, good luck. I with your Marine Biology Degree! I I tosusctiaaaq eogosuatvsed tauaitaleicq titliattaltl oiciioaisie; eiiiliQ$lisi QQQKOBQCIIQI o I m I q I a w I I u n Oii$ttliltii iteoeaitsaii G n- a a I c I I a a a It ..............---..u.u.-.....-.........................I 444 Congratulations, I Sarah Greyer! My Daughter, Iabnnaiuao Ionasieci: aooaaiai-o ewaianasaa lesaaiiaea OCIIGIOQis aoeavcaaon GiOQiakii- aetgsaioas aaataiiais aahiuaqsi; Iwish you the strengh I to face Challenges with l the wisdom to Choose your battles carefully... I wish you adventure I on yourjourney and may you always stop to help someone along I the way... I Listen to your heart I and take risks l carefully... I Remember how much I you are loved... I am so 1 proud ofyou! I By Patsy Gaut Your accomplishments during your l years at the KU included making Deahys List; participating on the womehhs rovvihg team; volunteering in the Dominican Republic and l Senegal, Africa; obtaining a bronze cross and working as a lifeguard. I Having a daughter and sister who makes us proud e priceless! I m. MOM, DAD AND ROB I Congratulations, I Megan! I You may be bidding farewell to UM, but your I hard work has all paid off and the I future ahead of you is bright. Welre Very I Proud Of I You! logaueya Ialuzasz MOM, DAD 8t JENNY Loriana, You have been amazingly independent and talented since you were very young, and you have become all that you have set out to be. This makes us who love you very proud! May God always bless you and keep you on the bright side of life as you bring music to the world by not only teaching it but discovering and flourishing new talents as well. We are very grateful to UM for helping you carry out your dream, which is also ours. andlwotuzzlolwo. YOUR LOVING FAMILY AND FRIENDS $0 atI7 T 2: 7 I We are extremely proud of you! We Wish you the very best in all that you do. I W, l MOM, DAD, 8: JUAN PABLO I Congratulations, I Eric Tolchin! I Along with warmth, charm and I wit, you possess a can-do attitude that will carry you far I in life. were so very proud of you I Osze,l MOM, DAD, JENNIFER, NANA, AUNT I JOANIE, UNCLE LARRY 8: AUNT SUE .........u........l I to .l 445 . u 0 o a o I t I o . tncnlootlu luoncnunnlo IOIIIIOOOCO IOIOCOOII'i cuuoootsuo Ilouolauolo .IIIIIIIOII OIOOIOCIII c.lnoico'i Cuolicuuctc 0.1.00...- couiliooou- ooculoloono Iuootulslel ca.outooolo Congratulations, rett Hirschb oooI-clooo OCIIIOIOII 0.0.0....- Continue traveling on your journey with the same determination and passion that has taken you this far and happiness and success will always be yours. awalaue. MOM, DAD, BARI AND DEAN Nicole : Hamm, I We are so proud ofyou. You have accomplished so much and were an outstanding student. Good I luck as you venture into the real world. I 9 MOM AND BERT , W W INIWWWW W WWWWW WWWWWW KW ll' l ' r . , l WWWWWW WWWW W W WWWWW W. l W WWW We are very proud of your accomplishments and wish you I all the best in all your future endeavors. MOM, DAD, MELISSA 8c ARI . l, WWW'W 7W. l ,W W MWW 5' l WWW WW WW WWWWWWWWW WWWWWWWWW' W .llWl WWWWW WWW ' ' W W W W W l , w M W.- W 'W WWW, , W WWWWWWWWW WI l WW W b. I In the Dance of Life, I listen to the music and enjoy every step. I m DAD, MOM, AND BEN L. .. .. .. .. .... .. ..... .. .. .. .. .J F' t a - '- - a '- t '- -l l Congratulations, I I 1-th all about the WUW! I We are so proud of you! 9 MOM, DAD, ALLISON, ERIC, LAUREN, MARC, AND MICHAEL DAUER lam very proud of your I success and dedication. ' M A M,I Masha, otra meta I cumplida. Muchas Felicitaciones. l Never forget this: The power is yours. My best I wishes for you, today. tomorrow and forever. ESTEBANDIDO Porfally. Bistrate sora ' chue yoya mogda comehat miya I organisacitsa. The world is your oyster. I Woeyu. I ANGELA I You are the best. W .i i ,M M ii ' iii Wi i Viv: iii ' iiiiii . M WW? wnil' Ml, e ii, iiiiiigi Vii, Y W W iii! W Congratulations, Masha! BORIS, TINA, NICOLE, SKIBO FAMILY, MENDIETA FAMILY, LADY, GORGEOUS, AND LAYJAY Masha, You are a very special cousin. You should be very proud for yourself. This is a special moment in your life. Enjoy it. 0 MA ISABEL I am proud of you. 9 ALEXEY Venimus,Vidimus,Vicimus ' - L: i i U YNWYthh? M r u i uuuuuuuuuuu a:asaitacet i;ltssoiisl gseageuaioQ igctlsiabe iieeiiiiis loeauteitnl egassanloe: Inezucdvi. stincgetiaa ivuieoguess cocaegaobi astit:asii $i$e$t$i$ti Qisco;aoee tattetsttte easieie-gs Felicitaciones! De Nuevo has sobresaliolo en esta meta tan alta que como todo en tu Vida, te propones. Que Dios, La Virgen y Los Angeles te sigan guiando en tu camino y sigas irradiando esa luz tan brillante llena de amor, calor, alegria, paz, voluntad y sabiduria que siempre esta sobre ti y que todos tus suenos se hagan realidaol! S e mam far beyond your wildest dreams y siempre estaremos contigo olonde sea que el camino te lleve... MAMI, MANUEL, CAROLINE, JOHN, PA, ABUELOS, TIOS, PRIMOS Y AMIGOS Dan Stack, We are so proud of you. For years of college has meant a !ot of work and a lot of fun Cwe knew you had it in youy. As you step into the world as a man, we offer these words: You'll never know it all, but keep learning as ifyou might. Work hard Ulint: ifs easier ifyou like your worky. Manage your money; save, invest and avoid debt. Make new friends and stay in touch with old friends. Stay healthy - exercise, eat right, laugh and have fun. Move towards happiness. Most ofall, 25nd love. $76qu 9 MOM A D DAD PS. Call your Mom! Yeah, Molly Sloane! You did it! We are so proud of you! 9 MOM, DAD, AND HEIDI Congratulations, l l Shannon Chin! : I Youlve l exceeded all our I expectations in all the things I you have done... You are the I BEST! We are very proud of you today and I always! l , l PAPI, MAMI Y LUNA xoxoxoxoxoxo ' We are all so proud of you. I I MOM, DAD, BRANDON AND KAITLIN ' 1 449 i Intoouno .00. O. IDUIIUOC omon .- Iohtnuuu .001 a. D.I.O..O Ono. no iOIDQIOI owl! I0 IOIIQCCO tuun ti IIIIIIOB '0'. t0 Iconubna out. o. Iooaouua .01. 0'0 plotouoh Dunn 0a - - n- u..- n...- .- .- u...- - -- n...- n- n..- - .m- u...- .- -- u.- -- -- .- .- r IIOIIQIIO twat a. n1 WWWWWWWNWN WWWW IIOIDCIU Inn. to Ioltutca ootm Io DOIOOIIQU Once u. IIOOOOIW 31000 A5. Di-Io-uo 001m 1!. ttu-uuya wan. to VOUOuOIoouoa co llevuao. Ivan 1m IICIOIO. cult to nootuton 0.01! 10 You are such a loving and I affectionate son and we Cherish your great sense of humor. You are not only brilliant, you are a I smart and active person. Reach for the stars and keep striving to i be the dynamic person you are. Always remember that we are 1 here for you as you venture out into the treal worldf, 9 MOM AND DAD F---$n - --' -'-'1 I Charles ttChiptt Hanna I UM, BA, 2009 I Mazel Tov! I seduce, MOM Malka Hanna UM, BA,1979 ax! As you travel on your lifets journey, may you continue to realize your dreams and stretch your soul. We are all proud of you. Congratulations to you and the Class of I 2009! I Wichwze, I DAD, MOM, GINA, MICHAEL, GRAMA PAT, GRAMPA BOB AND I YOUR ENTIRE FAMILY - I Congratulatlons Youtre our favorite. I You have worked so hard and accomplished so much. We're very proud of you. I IX IAN a MOMMY, DAD, VALERIE, I MATT, GINA Congratulations, I Caitlin Wampler! I I We are so very proud of you. I 9 MOM, DAD AND EMILY Congratulations Brent 8: Brianne! May you cherish the wonderful memories of the past four I years and look forward to many more in the future. I l YOUR W PARENTS I .......J 451 v C - I i I . I . I l u i I I I O l Ounooccuolc 0.0.00.0...- 00.0000... 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Samuel 247 Butler, Sarah 237 Butter, Katya 296 Butterman, Dylan 353 Buz, Efraim 401 Bylina. Brandon 379 Byrd, Tyrone 59, 98 Byrne,Michae1 401 Byrnes, Evan 219. 350 Byrne, Zach 354 ' J 467 - O 0 I 1. O I O I O. 0 i. a caumnutejc. CAB 317 CabaHero, Mike 352 Cabaret 87 Cabezas, Christopher 144,145 Cabrera. Kautlm 361 Cabrera. Lesley 286 Cabrera. Oscar 401 Cacao Restaurant 80 Cad, Stephanie 353 Cafe, Lina 305. 320 C81, S1ru1 352 Ca1amaras.Michae1 246,332 Calandrelli. Britney 239 Calder Race Track 186 Cailfornia 46 Calil, Jaife 37, 67, 72, 73, 284. 293, 367, 379 Callxte. .Julle 278.303 Callahan, Don 250 Callan, Andrew 379 Callender, Rahel 92, 264 Callendrelh. Brittany 359 Calling Canes 277 Cal10way, Ashley 262, 263 Calnan. Shaun 252.271 Ca1vert, Jeff 255 Camacho, 016290 401 Camacho. JacqueHne 279 Camacho. Scarlet 296 Camejo. Rafael 161 Cameluo. Maria '131 Camelot Salon 8: Spa 80 Cameron. Bethely 308. 379 Camner. Alfred R. 110 Camner, Andrew 401 Campbell, Christopher 401 Campbell. Lauren 330, 332 Campbell, Michael Brendan 281 Campbel1,5eana 436. 437 Campulio,Michae1 401 Campo. Emi1y 136 Campos. Jose 47 Campus Crusade for Christ 102. 290 Canada 46 Cance. Alyssa 331 Candee. Alex 2'33. 250. 296. 401 Canefest 18, 260 Canes Outdoor Recreational Program 291 Canfreld. Stephen 356 Cannon. Coach Lela 198 Cano. Orlando 229 Cantaldi. Adam 359 Cantey, Camsha 357 Cantor. Josh 49. 271 Cantor. Joshua 252. 379 Cantu,Al1ason 239 Cantwell, Casey 333 Capasso. Kyle 252. 379 Capdev11a.Dunia 379 Capek, Erika 310. 401 Caphart, Feeta 98, 278, 279, 325. 328. 358 The Capital Grille 80 Caplandies, Andrew 351 Caplandies. Thomas 160 Capos. Heather 379 Caraballo, Thomas 228. 251 Carbone. Francis 16 Carbone. Frank 282 Carda, Andrew 352, 379 CardeHi. Ivette 401 Carde195am11ector 357 Cardenas, Carlos '160 Cardenas, Derek 255. 379 Cardeno. Socrates 284 Cardozo. Mlke 255 Carey.Cec11 268 Carey, Drew 283 Carey, Lauren 328 Caribbean Islands 97 Caribbean Night 94. 96 Caribbean Student Association 291 Carico, Lane 195 Caride, Mehssa 302. 348, 349 Carlello,L15a 317 Cariello. Sarah 401 Car1110.Je531ca 241 Carmo. Corynn 196 Carlon. Leah 135. 359 Car1os, Juan 251 Carlow, Amanda 147. 164. 237, 401 Carlsson. Steve 251 Carlucci,C1anssa 345 Cames. Ashley 328 Carney. Heather 379 Camt, Anna 359 Carolina, Claudia 72 Caroma.M1chae1 249 Carpenter. Julia 339 Carpenter, Marnee 298 Carpio. Malia 330. 350 Carr. Chnstina 52 Carrega. Barnabas 212 Carrefm, Manuel 229. 284. 367 Carreno. Nayfe 329, 465. 488 Carrey, Jim 186 Carrl110,Jessica 241 Carr. Mitch 250 Carr, Mitchell 250 Carroll. Dan 351 Carroll. Katie 358 Carroll.. Katie 219 Carr, Zachary 349 Carson, Johnny 283 Carson. Quinn 285 Carta, Andrew 247, 361 Cartee. Landsey 337 Carter,Adah1Ia 298 Carter. Ana 298 Carter. Johnny 268 Carvni, Genevieve 304, 328 Carville. James 26 Casamayor. Daniel 252, 244. 379 Casas, Maria 324, 379 Casciato. Michael 324 Casel1a,A1icia 169 Casel1a.Chms 250 CaselIa, Frank Gregory 284. 379 Casey, Briana 237 Casey, Brittany 324, 379 Cashmme. Marie 298 Casi11as.A1iCIa 184 Cason-Pratt. Emma 50.154. 155, 379 Casoy. Francisco De 381 Cassana. Paola 323 Castanzels. Eduardo 229 Castelao, Guillermo 288 Castellano, Erica 238.239 Castellanos. Natalya Z, 354 Castillejo, Dominic 359. 379 Castillo.Ar1Ies 345 Castillo. Christopher 299,379 Castillo. Danie! 302,379 Castillo, Matt 330 Castillo, M1chae1 280 Cast1llo.Roberto 252. 314 Castle, Stephen 140 Castro. MicheHe 236 Castro, Monica 316 Cata1do, E1isa 349 Catholic Student Assoclation 291 Cathey. Ben 292 Caufield, Stephen 379 Cavanah. Steve 246 Cavanaugh. Joe 343. 379 Ceccare111,Amanda 344 Cecil. Mallory 212 Cejas. Paul L, 110 Center for Alcohol 8: Other Drug Education 306 Cento, Jenny 287. 348. 351 Central Connecticut State University 184 Cerdan. Katarlina 256. 257 Ceresam. Ryan 253 Cervantes, Eduardo 358. 379 Cervone. Joe 343 Cesarano, Gregory 111 Cessant. Jethro 324 Cestan, Calvin 252 Cha, Helen 359 Chaleff,A1ec 351 Chambers, Ethan 355 Chamber's. Ian 79, 285 Chambers. Sharde 72, 311 Chamblam. Mehssa 278, 303 Chamorro, Laura 401 Chamoun, Tony 315 Chan. Alison 299 Chanana, Ashton 355 Chandler, Ben 250 Chang, Anushka 291, 356 Chang, Elizabeth 402 Chang. Harry 285 Chang, Tiffany 49, 379 Chamhuante.511vio 402 Chan, Sam Chun 299 Chan. Susanna 402 Chan. Tsun Ting 379 Chan, Zach 255, 296, 328 Chao, Vivian 343 Chaplin, Wayne E. 110 Chapman, David 245 Chante. Ladson 379 Charles. Kimberly 278. 347, 379 Charles, Tabla 181 Charlie Brown 88 Chamess. Adam 255 Chart House 80 Chaston, Stephame 333 Chatham. James 379 Chat:1a,Vivecca 315 ChatwaL Monica 308, 356 Chatzky, Andrew 228 Chaudhry, Nauman 314 Chaudry, Sadia 241 Chau. Heather 229. 237 Chaundry. Nauman 358 Chavarria, Pamela 402 Chavez. Luis Torres 394 Chavez. Victor Manuel 379 Chaviano,Patr1cia 325 Chazen. Josh 280, 356 Chebiak, Andrea 379 Cheerharan. Meera 238 Cheerleading Organizations 301 Chef Allen1s 80 Chemel, N1kki 240 Chemistruck, Michael 344. 379 Chen 8. Associates '173 Chen, Anne 350. 379 Chen. Audrey 284 Cheng. Anushka 379 Cheng, Meiyin 347, 379 Chen, Juan 285 Chenman, Barry 250 Chen, Mike 284 Cherlan, Karen 308 Cheung, William 412 Chevannes, Nastacia 379 Chevarria, Rebeca 310 Chevon.T1a 73 Chica,Caro1ine 39. 241 Chicago 47186 Chicago Bears 186 Chicago Cubs 224 Chicago State University 208 Chicago White Sox 224 Chica. Jessica 353 Chi Epsilon Pi 292 Chikovsky. Max 350 Children of the Community 8; Multiple Myeloma Awareness 257 Children1s Miracle Network 322 Chl1gren, John 379 Chinea. Danny 337 Chinea. Lucia 337 Chinn, Ryan 331. 356 Chm. Shannon 329. 402, 449 Chtrlin. Jacob 402 Chitwood, Chazz 350, 379 Chm. I9Chen 402 Chodohury, Nish 349 Choi, Deborah 379 Choasy. Melanie 353 Choi. Thomas 252, 284, 379 Choi. Yongho 45Cott1 349 Choko. Garance 27 Chokshi, RippIe 308 Cho.M1n 347,379 Chong, Gene 402 Chong. Nick 284. 373 Chong, Phrlltp 284. 299 Chounoune. Reginald 303 Chowdary. Nibras 308 Chowdary.N1sha 308 Christian,Kait1in 379 Christopher 247. 249. 251. 254, 389 Christudason. Ashley 361 Christrs Restaurant 80 Chuber, Kristen 325. 344 Chu, Henry 284 Chm. Megan 351, 379 Chung, Crystal 299 Chung. Joon 280, 314 Chuphs. Andrew 214, 215, 219 Churgm, Jackie 278. 291. 379 Cianelll. Peter 250 Ciaramelia, Francns 379 Ciechowski, Heather 349 Ciletti, Nlck 169.173, 280. 310. 323. 339, 463 Cimeriis. Christen 298 CM? 292 CIriHo, Pma 39. 355 Cisaruk. Matthew 228 Cisco, Carlo 402 Citizens Board 111 Claire, Leslie 73 Clark, Andre 379 Clark, Charmaine 209 Clarke, Adam 353 Clarke. Britney 219 C1arke,5teven 247 Clarke. Victor E. 111 Clarkson, Kelly 435 Clark, Theresa 316. 379 C1ark,Whitney 237 Clay. Christm 316, 320 Clayon. Krista 257 Clayton. Holly 255. 299. 321. 360 Cleaver. Sara 291. 349 Clemens, Matthew 349 Clemson University 194, 205. 208, 212. 213, 225 Clendenning,Ke1ly 238 Clesi, Wesley 370 Cleva, Justin 336 C11fford.Kel1ie 237 Clmard, James 350 C1Ine, Matt 250 Clinton, President am 282, 283 Close. Kathryn 22 Club Richter 132 CNN 148 Cobb. Charles E. 1'11 Cobb. Christlan 359.402 Cobb, EfIC 346 Cobb Stadlum 219 Coca-Cola Company 127 Cochran, Thomas 358 Coconut Grove 78, 238. 259, 262. 270 Coconut Grove Art Festival 410 Cocores.A1exa 345 CocoWalk 80 Co-ed Cheerleading 292 Coffey, Brandon 296 Coffln,Wi11 436,437 Coffren. Thomas 359 Coffy, Tracy 402 Cohen, Andrew 250 Cohen, David 318, 319, 325 Cohen. Emmet 346 Cohen, Jacob 219 Cohen. Julia 212. 213 Cohen, Katie 329 Cohen, Michael 281. 321 Cohen. Natalie 242 Cohn, Brad 342, 343, 402 Cohn, Farrah 242 Cohn, Lindsay J. 239 COISO' 3. 4. 34, 95, 96. 98, 293. 434 Colameo, Lindsay 228. 242 Colas. Stephanie 258. 278. 355 Colatorti, Trish 46. 339 Colbert. Stephanie 131. 402 Colbert. Stephen 365 Coldsmith,Er1n 182 Co1eman.John 296 Coleman, Kevm 356. 380 Colin. Kevin 228 Collazo, Nicole 299. 380 College Baseball Foundation 220 Collegelnsidemom 200 College of Arts a Sciences 63.118123127152177 College of Charleston 199 College of Engineering 127. 128. 177 College Nationals Cheerleading Competition 300 College World Series 224 COiIier, Matt 253 Co1lins. Dara 279,336,380 Collins. Dwayne 204, 205 Collins,Kathleer1 402 Collins, Katie 243 Collms. Rob 228 Collymor-e, Justin 359 Colonnade, Westin 270 Colorado Rockies 224 Colson, Dean C. 111 Colson, Jenmfer 237 Colton 246 Columbia University 212 CoIvett, Vanessa 325 Co1vin.1-5leather 78, 277 Commuter Day 366 Comroe Alyssa 317 Concert Band 277 Concerto. Jeffrey 402 Conde, Blanca 349. 380 Condo. Yesabeli 314 Connelly, James 357 Conner. Lindsay 350, 380 Connors. Karen 304, 342 Constantino. Toma 239 Construction 29 Comte, Elaine 402 Comte, Jenna 102. 237. 324, 402 Comte. Marlssa 102. 324 Conway, Robert 228 Conway, Will 249 Cook, Name 355 Cook. Christopher 229.402 Cook. Diane 113 Cooke, Arlell 195 Cook,Em11y 73, 243,427,402 Cook,61enn 224 Cookman. Bethune 225 Cook, Tay1or 189 Cooney, Caroline 344 Coon. Stacey 46. 47. 355, 380, 463 Cooper, Christopher 100. 286, 311 Cooperman, Jeffrey 402 Cooper. Rachel 239 Cooper, Scott 255 Coosa1.Tric1a Persad 332. 417 Coote. Kristen 237. 249 Copeland, lu-1orace 217 Copy Chiefs 462 Core, Christina 302 Cora! Gables 186 Corbishley, Frank 298 Corcho. Elias 279 Corci. Cristina 317 Cordner. Laura 182, 183 Cordon. Tha11a 147, 324 Core Editors 462 Cornell 208 CorneH. John Michael 250. 323 Coronado. Isa 296 Corry, Joel 402 Cortes, Kitty 362 Cortright 249 Corulo, Jennifer 302 Corwm, Jonah 253 COSO' 2,293,429,488 Costales. Tracy 402 Costantml. Maria 339 Costaregni, Amanda 321. 402 Costa Rica 105 Costello. Kelly 359, 380 Coston, Lillie 243 Cote, Nicholas 35. 255, 380 Cotoulas, A1exandra 238. 296. 356 Cougar Point Golf 198 Cough. Carolyn 357 Coughlin. Lauren 287 Coulter. Laura 6. 110 Coumoyer. Jeffery 359, 380 Courson, Steve 361 Courtenay. Monique 402 Courtney. Jake 281. 350 Couzms. Ann 342, 347 Cover Your Nuts 228. 229 Covmgton. Paul 90 Covmo. Amy 240. 270 Coward. 05111101 297. 311 Clowe-JH, 51mon 105 Cowley, Sara 325. 402 Cox Science Center 426 Cox. Tome 2.68 Cox. Tyler 229. 330. 361 Cozewmh, Linsoy 316 Cram. Cooper 248 Cramer. Luke 380 Grammar. Michael 248 CrandaH. Becky 286 Crandon Golf Key Biscayne 80 Crane. Nicholas A. 111 Crawford. Lermae 262. 263. 402 Crawford. Megan 235. 309. 343 1lir'aw. .Jessma 243 Creamer...lx.1he 182 Crecco. Collin 352, 380 Criminology 223 Cnollo. ..lul1essa 336 CHSD,JUSIH'1 279 . Cnstandm. 05111181 316 CrlSL Casey 215. 219. 329. 351. 380 Crista. Cmtlm De 240, 272 Crnkowch. Aishlee B. 239 Crocco. Chmstma 182 Ckocket 'J'aylor 346 Croas-Johnson. Courtney Dabalsa. Jenmfer 305 Dabas.A1ay 308 Dabom. Irene 79. 348. 350 Dadd. Kulveer 345 Dadeland Mall 80 Dadeland Station 14 Dadic. Manna 184 Dagan. Shachar 240 Dager,Anc1rea 403 Dagum. Erika 298. 349 Dahan. Daniel 248 Dahya. Vikash 281 Dale. Gordon 315 D'Alesio. Danielle 239 D'Alessio. Amanda 403 Daley. Samantha 258 Dalmasy. Gaby 239 DAmbra. Jonathan 290. 359 Dameron, Adrienne 351. 380 Damm. Jason 254 Damon, Matt 393 D'Amore. Christme 88 Dance Marathon 296. 322 336. 380 Crouch. LIndsay 237. 277. 402 Crowley. Kezth 212. 213 Crows. Jacob 3558 Cruden. Gracelym 239 Cruz. CIaudsa 299. 380 Cmy.Krystir1a 402 Cruz, 1.1115 380 sz. Marlo 282 Crystal. Jeremy 246. 304 Cuadra. Andrea 308 Cuadra. Gerardo 308 Cubillas. NICOIG 281 Cuenod. Raphaelle 352. 380 Ciuervo. Marta 175. 324, 402 Cueto. Jose 302. 380 Cueva. Ma Paula 349 Cungham. Matt 249 Cum Laude 177 Cunciarw. Alyssa 329. 403. 428. 436 Cunningham. LaTOya 206. 207. 208. 209 Cupe. Alexandra D. 239 Curiel. Claudla 72. 380 Curran. Aiex 254 Current Events 105. 107 Curtis, Jamie Lee 301 Cushmwe. Mane 291. 350. 380 Custage. Matthew 403 Cvetkowch. Nskoia 363. 362 Cybei. Federico 331 Czako. KeIsey 305. A103 Czelaag. Megan 351 Dandes. Ryan 343 D1Angelo. Adnarme 346 D'Angio. Leon 403 D'Angiolillo.Mar1e 325. 380 Dang. Jennifer 358 Dangor. Kelly 242 Daniel. Chrtstina 349 Daniels. Ben 297.359 Daniels. Mark 251 Dan Marino's Restaurant 173 Danville. Leah 336. 381 Danza. Katherine 239, 403 Dapena. Kara 27. 54. 78. 463. 464 Darbouze.Amar1da 403 Darius. Regine 351 Darois. Katie 298. 321 Darrow. Peter 246 Dasani. Farah 360 Dash. Emily 242 Dastgheib. Kayvan 350 Dastin. Sara 238. 356 Daswam. Suml 167. 381 Dauer, Edward A. 110 Dauer.Ryar1 253. 403. 446 Davalos. Mar1ela 403 Daven. Mark 254,403 Davrdson. James 248 DaVldSO1'1. Ph1lip 255.381 Davidson. Stephame 239 Daviglus. E1an 219 Dav1lmar.Cassandre 303 Davis.C11r1stopher 248 Davis. Cordaro 93. 266. 403 Davis. Drew 381 Dav1s.Jeremy 342. 346 Davis.Jor1athar1Cooper 321. 354 Davis.Katherir1e J, 236. 239 Davis. P1111113 255.381 Davis, Romeo 98 Dawkms. Gabrielle 291. 311. 381 DawkmsNHendricks. Tia 72, 73. 325 Dawson. Christyl 350 Day. A1Iy 237 Dayan. 14015625 403 Deabreu. JoArma 346 DeAmicis. Alex 239 DeAmios. Alex 228 Dean. Ange1a 381 Deans Advisory Board 426 De'Angelis. Joseph 347, 381 DeArmas. Cristi 228 Death Valley 123 DeBarberie. Maggie 286. 356 DeBenedictus. Peter 353 Decker. Adam 248 DeCosmo.N1na 242 DeCr1sto,Caitlm 79 Deem. Amy 181. 214 DeFi1ippo.Mike 355 Defoe. DameHe 237. 315 DeFrancesco. Jennifer 329. 359 Degaetano.Dar1a 403 DeHaan. Heather 311. 347 DeHayes. Rachel 19. 22. 24. 27, 28. 40. 41. 47. 49. 77. 100. 104. 105.107. 243. 381. 462 Dehh, New 295 Deiotte, Chris 290 DeJesus.1-ladie 353 DeJesus, Vmce 356 De La Fuente. Guillermo 299, 381 De La Pena. Daniel 403 The Delano Hotel 80 DeLeon. Omar 144. 302. 328 De1eveaux. Spencer 319 Delgado. Aaron 381 Delgado. Michael 292 Della. M1Che11e 243 Dellentash. Chanel 403 Del Mar Nieves. IbIS 131 Delta Delta Delta 70. 236, 238. 252. 277 Delta Epsilon Psi 296 Delta Gamma 232. 233. 235. 236. 237. 239. 250. 253. 254. 270.271.272.273 Delta Phi Epsilon 35. 235. 236. 240. 270. 272. 273. 277 Delta Sigma Theta 261. 263 DelTom.Crist1na 243 DeMaggio. Charlotte 162 De Marcher1a.Me1anie 151 DeMarIa.Chrsst1na 292 Demartmo. Alyssa 403 DeMartino.A1yssa 240.316. 325 DemeHo. Carissa 241. 381 Demeo. Nick 251 DeMiha. Megan 329 Demmer, Margina 403 Dempsey.J1mmy 296 Demuro. Andrew 353 Denaro. Julie 357 Denicola. Christina 196.197. 310. 381 Denk. Jennifer 70.154.156. 157. 286. 403 Denney. James 381 Denn1s.Lauren 239,359 Denton. Robert 403 Denver Broncos 186 Deochand. Osmam 260 DeOl1ve1ra. Danny 163. 330. 344 Department of Art 8 Art History 123 Department of Geology 123 Department of History 221. 222 Department of Theatre Arts 86 DepasquaIe, Shayne 403 DePr1ma.Beth 237 De. Rafaella O1iveira 389 De. Rishika 360 Derrick. Zahra 291. 338. 403 Desa1.Devang 250 Desai. Kushal 308. 381 Desa1.Kushang 308 Desa1.Rati 308 Desa1.Rushil 308. 351 Desal. Shaily 345. 381 DeSanti. Michael 360. 403 DeSellier, Brent 254 DeSevo. Peter 303 Deshpar1de.Ajesh 353 Design Director 463 Desrr J11. Leonard 403 DeSouza. Gesy 239 DeSouza. Luiz 403 DeSouza. Ryan 360 Despaigne. E1dris 256. 257. 280. 403 DesRosiers. Noah 177. 321. 403 Detloff. Jeffrey 252 Deming. Suzanne 237.404 Dettloff. Kyle 350 Devme. Natalie 359 Devlin. Perry 344 Devore. R055 320. 344 DeVries. Tanner 254 Dewitt-Rickards. Kac1 328 Dews. James 203. 204. 205 Dhand. Menaka 404 Dhand. Soni 96. 308 Dhlman, Gaurav 279, 308. 337 Diego. Danida 381 DIambOIs. Alexa 381 Diament. Joel 292 Diamond, Alia 347 Diamond. Brittany 346 Dias. Fredericka 404 Dias. Janice 404 Diaz, Cameron 186 Diaz. Daniel 247. 404 Dlaz. Desiree 239.404 Diaz. Eddie 328 Diaz, Edilio 256. 259 Diaz. E1izabeth 23 Diaz, Kenneth 299 Diaz. Michael 104, 248. 356. 381 Diaz. Nick 37.46.284.320 D1az. Nicole 339 Diaz. Rosa 404 DiCh1ara, Jerry 355 Dick Howser Trophy 223 D1ckerson,8rittar1y 345 Dickersor'1.Christopher 328. 336. 358 Dickey. Meranda 360 Dieguez. Johnfrank 404 Diehl. Matt 250 Dienn. Rio 83. 95 Dierickx. Kim 381 Dierks. Emily 324. 328. 360 Dietz. Stephanie 286. 339 DxFronzo. Kirsten 243 Dilhnger. Lisa 238.296 Dill. Justin 251 Dxlwort1'1.Jacque1yn 262. 263. 316. 404 Di1worth. Lynn 131. 484 D1Mare. Paul J. 110 Dimmo. James 359 DiNatale. Dave 224. 225 01011. Greg 350 D1PIetro. Melanie 298.381 Director of Cross Country 81 Track 8: Field 214 Disney Invitational 214 Distraction Magazine 129. 486 DiTommaso.Adr1enr1e 353 D1ttrich. Kayla 280 DIV1nCent. Astrid 240. 338 Diwali 295 D1xon. Ian 338 Dixon. Jacqueline 123 Dixon. Ken 292.356 Dixor1.Max 404 Djemmo. Thierry 357.381 Diokowc. Novak 79. 365 Dmeza. Diana 304 Do. BaoChan 284 Dobbs. Alex 239 Doctor. Alisa 320. 345 Dodds. Nick 249 Dodgeball Club 319 Dodge. Molly 404. Dodoo. Ahmam 294 Dog Sees God 88 Doing. 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Elizabeth 299. 382 Ethlcs Soclety 298 Ethnic Dlstrlbution 374 Etienne. Ginou 181 Eubank. Marissa 238 Europe 288 Evancho, Cathy 237 Evans, Crystal 356. 382 Evans, Melvm 439 Evans, Molly 351 Evans, Paige 12 Evans, Reba 298, 325. 382 Everett. Austen 196 Ewert. Courtney 237. 346 Ewing. Meghan 305. 320 Ewy, Rachel 53, 56, 88. 96. 98.116.146.147.148, 158.167. 171.172.175.177.241.248. 253.264.269.281. 309. 317. 354. 400. 463 Exerclse Physiology 140, 183 Extreme Mountain Climblng 288 Eyre. Marleena 182.405 Eze. Kimberly 347. 382 Fackelman. Liz 309 Faculty Senate 177 Fain, Richard D. 110.177 Faintuch, Alana 405 Fajardo. Elena 228 Fajardo. Marytery 286 Fa1con, Alex 279 Falcone. Jenna 35. 243 Falcone. Laura 297 Falcon, Rebecca 280. 292 Falkner, Tom 228 Fal1a. Enrique C. 110 Fall Commencement 164 Fall Intramural Champions 229 The Falls 80 Fanara. Joe 250 Fanjul,A1fonso 111 Fantasia. Ryan 351 Farah. David 320. 382 Farias. Daniella 280 Farmas. Javier 310.356 Fans. Alyssa 353 Farkas. Damel 228. 270, 405. 463 Farkas, Gianmnna 331. 350 Farmer. Chmstina 238, 296. 328, 342. 346 Farmer. Stephanie L. 239 Famsworth. Kristin 243 Farragher,Jil1 243,323,405 Farrel1.5ummer 229 Farrey. John 382 Fasano.Car01me 237 FaSI, Julian 382 Fassett. Amanda 290, 348 Pass, Sydney E. 239 Fast. Megan 297 Fasugba. McDavis 310 Fatil, Marie 337. 350 Fat. Sammlejo 95.138241. 382 Fat Tuesday's 175 Faulstich. Rob 85. 252 Fay, Jimmy 361 Fay. Peter T. 111 FEN 302 Fear1ess Fan Dancers 95 Peas. Jerry 281 FEC4' 299.488 Fedderser'1.Marcos 350 Federico, Mark 250 Fedida. Tomer 346 Feibusch. Eric 247 Felgenbaum. Andrew 342. 345 Femerman, E1yse 240. 382 Feit. Jaime 242 Feldenkreis. George 110 Felderhoff, Kayla 229 Feldgerber. R055 253. 332 Feldhacker,Nathar1iel 343 Feldmam. Brett 325.344 Feldman. Casey 296 Feldman. Natasha 240 Feldman. Scott 250 Feldstem. Evan 254 Felix. Paolo 354 Felix. Stephanie 177.262. 263, 338. 405 Felizzola. Gino 382 Felman. Scott 332 Felzenberg.Car1a 298 Fencel. Jordan 291. 382 Fencing Club 299 Penna. Etaine 314 Fennell. Michelie 353 Ferens, Matthew 405 Ferguson. Staff Sergeant Nayda 2'79 Fernandes. Javier 336 Fernandez, Andrew 382 Fernandez. Anthony 405 Fernandez. Christina 299. 310. 382 Fernandez. Hilda 284 Fernandez. Jorge 405 Ferr1andez,MIchael 110 Fernandez. Patricia 382 Fernandez, Ricardo 299 Fernandewailva. Marie Ann 320 Fernandez-Soto. Mariana 60 Ferrand. Jose 309 Ferrara. Gina 237 Fer'rara. Stephanie 249 Ferraresi. Anthony 252 Ferrar1.Alexandra 382 Ferrari, Zan 242 Ferraro, Rossella 405 Ferraz. lsabela 382 Ferrera. Stephanie 46. 339 Fewer. Marcel 229 Ferrer. Rafael 299. 382 Ferri5wFrancis. Shadeh 352 Ferro. Kathryn 284. 405 Fersch. Cassandra 284. 299. 382 Festa. Kate 345 Fiegler. Rache1 279 Fieldhouse 28 Frgueroa. Yvette 280 F111ber1:o. Francesca 324. 347 Filipino Student Association 95. 299 Fi11ppo,A1exandra De 314 Film Studies 65 Finals 163 Flnanclal Advlsor 452 Finazzo.A11ison 240 Finazzo. Joanna 243 Finch. Brittni 218.219 Fine. Emi1y 242 Fingerman, Evan 297 Pin, Kevm 346 Finnochio. Pete 292 Florentine, Trevor 382 Fiorenti. Salvatore 382 Firestone. Andy 343 First Step 125 Fischer. Aaron 254 Fischer, Yannich 228. 361 Fischettl. Robert 281 Fischgmnd. Evan 405 Fish, Alan 113 Fisher. Meg 277 F1shman. Ed 310 F1tzer.AHisor1 405 F1tzgerald. Cat 279 Fitzgerald, Chris 360 F1thatrick.KeHy 243, 303. 328.382 . F1tzpatrlck. Luke 229, 332 F1ahagan.5am 346 F1a1fel. Ashley 243 F1anagan.A1lie 18 F1anagan,Craig 245. 272 F1anagan.John 250 F1anagan. Samantha 382 F1anagan.Tom 2.50 F1EIschhauer. Elizabeth 117, 297. 333 F1emirwg. Alhson 405 Fleming's Prime Steakhouse 80 F1em1ng.Tom 382 Hook. Ryan 342. 344 F1orea.Emma 304 Flores, Oscar 284 Flores, Stephanie 93 Flores, Zahira 382 Florida 205. 212, 224, 225, 397 Florida A8M 208 Florida Atlantic 184. 194.205.212.213. 255 Florida Board of Bar Examiners 149 Florida Everglades National Park 79. 80 Florida Federation of College Republicans 148 Florlda Gulf Coast 184. 213. 255 Florida International Universlty 49, 149, 184, 205. 208, 213 Florida Marlins Baseball 80 Florlda Memorial University 205 Florida Relays 218 Florida Runners Invitational 214 Florida Southern College 205 . Florida State University 22. 184.192. 194, 205, 208. 212. 213, 224. 225 Florida Students for McCain 148 Florida Water Environment Association 302 Floro, Stephen 347 F1uss. James 328, 358 The Flying Monkey 78 Flynn. Megan 339 Fogarty, Peter 405 Pogler. Spencer 405 Foley. Nicholas 405 Fondiller. Meaghan 362.405 Fonseca. Alejandro 287. 299. 382 Fonseca, Carole 299 Fontana. Victor 296 Foote, Les1ie 239 Footer. Dana 242 Forbes. Shaun 251 Forbes. Takeisha 382 Ford, Alex 284 Forde. Karel 256.405 Ford. Norma 310.405 Ford. Paige 350 Forman. Jake 361 Formoso, Javier 405 Former. Zach 254 Forston. Marcus 189 Forton. Nicole Ralph 284, 293 Fortune. Martha 241 Fosina. Katt 350 Foss. Nicole 16, 238 Foster. Krys 98, 177. 261. 264. 279. 354. 405, 429 Foster. Matthew 352 Foster. Vincent 352 Fountam. Briana 286.339 Fourgeau'Cieu. Morgan 243, 382 Fowler. Kaci 316. 405 Fowler, Kimberly 406 Fox. Jason 250 Fox. Jayson 345 Fox. Rebecca 406 Foxx, Jamie 186 Foy. Eddie 249 Fraas. Katherine 357 Frageorgia. Ian 277. 382 Frances. Natassja 286 Francisco, Dianna 280. 292 Franciulll. Jacqueline 406 Frankel.Br1an 255. 382 Franklin. Rand1 347 Franklin. Sam 290 Frank, Mashaun 406 Fraser. Sarah 320, 343, 382 Fraser. Tommy 250 F- rau.Dav1d 358 Frazier. Brook 72. 83. 95 Frazier. Kadie 453 Frederico, Stephen 348. 352. 382 Freedman. Julie 242 Freedman. Ryan 338 Freeman. Andrew 356. 382 Freeman, Morgan 353 Freine. Yesem'a 229 Freiser. Monika 215. 219, 302. 324. 382 French. Casey 254. 406 French. Katharine E. 239 Freyman. Falyn 382 Fried. Nana 242.406 Fried. Andrew 352 Fried. Bryan 317.382 Friedman. Brittany 343, 345 Friedman. Lisle 232. 239. 406 Friedman, Mallory L. 239 Friedman, Marc 354 Friedmann. Matthew 406 Frohbose,BIl1 65 Frohbose. Jacqueline 65 Frohbose.Wi11iam 64. 65. 355 Frost, Phillip 111 Frost School of Music 127. 128.154. 156157.177 Frost Symphony Orchestra 155 Fruin, Alexandra 14. 237. 277. 382 Fruits. Rakellie 305.406. 446 Fucci. Maxwell 254, 406 Fuchsman. Billy 255. 328 Fuchs, Perry 343 Fuente. David I. 110 Fugard. Thomas 252 Furhman, Matthew 88 Fuentes. Rey 225 F0. Josh 255 Fukatsu. Kaori 406 Pu. Kevm 382 Fuller. Brett 252.406 Fuller.Char1ene 219 17' . . .3 , 1111111: 1111;11:312111 ,1 Fun Day 111.1, .1: .7.wa 111.111.; 111111 111111: 14111311 $1.9 17111161 .711114 7,: Gabbay. Anna 239 Gabrie1. Leah 325 Gabrielli, Matt 228 Gaffley. Michaela 320. 325. 360 Gage, Brad1ey 249. 406 Gahtan. Jennifer 299, 352. 382 Gaillard, Kira 298 Games. Heather 238. 303. 359 Galnesvllle 196 Gainesville Regional 224 Gajera. Jenny 295. 305. 308. 314 Galardi.Jer1na 382 6alard1.5tephanie 406 Galea. M1ke 102.324 Gallana. Ramon 154.159.168. 252. 296. 303. 307. 322 Gallagher. Katie 195 Galliford.Ala1na 325 Gallo. Christian 248 Gallo. Evan 252. 382 Gallun. Marci 238 Gallun. Steel 349 Galo. Christlan 248 Gamardo. Francis 382 Gamardo,Tit1na 336 Gamber, Bridget 51 Gamble,Jul1an 204 Gamenson. Erin 238.382 Gamero, Gabriela 284 Gamez. Darlene 291. 328. 406 GAMMN 303. 306 Gandhi Day of Service 7. 69. 258. 260. 426 Ganyard. Heather 229 Gao. Xiao Lu 406 Gao. Yao 382 Garamszeg. Sara 281 Garavito. Jackie 284 Garbarz. DaVId 237.245 Garcia, Alicia 302 Garcia. Carlos 293. 328 Garcia. Dany 110 Garc1a.Emilio 316. 328.358 Garcia. Evan 350 Garcia. Gabriela 406 Garcia. Josh 172. 254 Garcia. Kenneth 218. 220. 222. 383.462.464.465 Garoa. Matt 250 Garcia. Michael 406 Garcia. Robin 321 Garcia-Rojas. Rolando 406 Garcia. Santi 83 Garcia. Vanessa 406 Garcre. Madeline 406 Gardner, Jordan 297 Gardner. Josh 253 Lama . . 61.1.1 '111111.1,111H.1. r V y 9 51' 112,117: I'LJ 1 11113:..11111,11.1 1. r r. Fusion Dance Team 3 7'7 Fusion Tyko Drummers 9. . 11 1.111111131: 51463 Gardzinski. Jaymes 332. 353. 383 Gar1,61oria 383 Garlington. Christina 406 Garnett.Jenn1fer 383 Garrido. Annalis 329 Garrison.Danie1 254. 406 Gart. Jennifer 350 Garvin. Conor 253 Garza. Juana 290 Gaston. Jeffrey 246. 342. 346, 406. 428 Gathright. Mel1ssa 290. 305. 329. 383 Gatliff.0l1via 344 Gatlin. Rikiah 209.359 Gaultler, Mathleu 353 Gaut. Patsy 444 Gavelek. Amanda 406 Gawenda. Christopher 406. 441 Gay1e, Shar1fa 262263.406 Gaynor. Meaghan 326, 327. 330. 343 Geary.A1yssa 344 Geberm. Errol 245. 345 Geffner, Andrew 284 Geffner, Eliott 249. 284 Gehee. Aleah M. 347 Gelabert-Navia. Director Jose 114 Gelberg. Steve 250 Gelep. Alexander 244. 250, 270. 406 Gelinas. Ashley 46. 339 Geller. Michael 297 Genaurd1.Victoria 334. 335 Gender Distribution 375 Genet. Samuel 407 Genser. Drew 280 Gentsch. Sarah 239 Geogacopou1os.Mark 357 Geographlc Distribution 374 Geologlcal Sciences 123 George Kojak Sprint lnvltatlonal 214 George.Ph1llip T. 110 Georgla 91 Georgia Southern University 184 Georgia State Unlverslty 199 Georgla Tech Invitational 218 Georgia Tech Unlverslty 184.193.194.205. 208.212. 213. 225 Gerber. Mehssa S. 79. 236. 239. 407 Gerlach. Charlotte 239 Gerla. Greg 349 Germade, Michael 255.407 German National Basketball 185 Germany 212 Geron. Eric 38.102.120.121. 383 Gershon. Neil 354 Geschwind. Meredith 240, 407 Getting Involved 277 Ghanaranjan. John 287 Gharagozloo. Aryana 349. 383 Gheewala. Chirag 324.355 Gho1ston. Natham 219. 356 Ghorbi. Camron 356 Giaimo. Joseph 358 G1ambanco. Vincent 215. 219 Giangreco. Liz 243. 359 Giannini. Dena 239 Gibbons. Thomas 353 Gibson. Erika 349. 383 Gibson. Jimmy 328 Gibson. Kristen 336 Gibson.She1ly 336.383 Gift. Klzzy 348. 407 Gilbert. Ashley 347 Gilbert. Billy 286 Gilden. Rachel 242 Gilead. Evan 244.342 Gil. Jesus 39. 246. 271. 407 GiHer. Robert 383 Gillespie.$tephan1e 353 Gillig, Kristin 355.383 Gillis, Ian 407 Gimenez, Carlos 161 Gmestra. Cassandra 407 Gioia. Casey 229 Gioia. Michael 350 Glon.Jacquel1ne 239 Gion. Logan 281.360 Giral. A1ina 291 G1rardi. Joe 250 Girolmetti. Lauren 346 Gitlitz. Samantha 102.344. 383 Gltlitz. Stephanie 407 Gittleman. Jared 344.372 Giuliani, Alanna 407 Giusfredi. Paige 333. 349. 383 Glasser. Steve 253 G1ass. Kate Gurri 241 Glass. Melissa 228, 407 Gleason. Christopher 407 G1enn.Cassie 243,323,383 Glieb, Ben 39 Global Entrepreneurshlp Week 167 Glover. Chris 352 Gluck. Marnie Patricia 407 Ghanaranjan. John 350.383 Godar. Will 343 Goebel. Beverly 196 Goms.J1mmy 225 Goizueta. Dolores 407 Goldberg. Amanda 240 Goldberg. David 295, 310. 328, 338. 358. 383 Goldberg. Rachael 298. 383 Goldberg. Robin 241 Goldberg, Ross 252 Golden Key International Honor Soclety 302 Golden. Laura 329. 407 Golden Splkes Award 223 Goldfarb. Sabrina 358 Go1dfin. Robert 337.383 Goldgof. Maggie 343 Goldman, Alex 353 Goldman. Brent 254 Goldman. Ross 408 Goldring. Rob 246. 408 Goldschm1dt. Alex 151 Goldschmidt. Dean Pascal 112. 113,151 Go1dsmith. Erin 147 Goldstem. Adam 408 Goldstem. Louis 228.353 Goldstein. Marissa 343 Goldthwait. Richard 346 Golf Courses 80 Golnick.Er1c 250 Golovac. Alexandra 238 Golzari, Kian 358 Gomez. Alonso 383 Gomez. Caroline 408 Gomez. Janessa 131. 278. 316 Gomez. Janette 317. 408 Gomez. Lyndon 268 Gomez.Prisci1la 303,328 Gonar1.Mike 359 Gonzales.Michae1 259 Gonzalez. Alexander 298. 324.408 Gonzalez.Ay1m 408 Gonzalez. Christy 284 Gonzalez. Danie! 291.299 Gomzalez. Gabriel 279. 299 383. 408 Gonzalez. George 324 Gonza1ez. Gerry 225 Gonzalez. Giovanni 408 Gonzalez. Hector 360 Gonza1e2.Jose 383 Gonzalez. Kathy 299 Gonzalez, Laura 281.299 Gonzalez. Lourdes A. 408 Gonzalez. Michael 251 Gonzalez, Samantha 293. 299. 465. 488 Gonza1e2.8ergio 112 Gonzalez. Sophie 278 Gonzalez, Victor 154. 283. 383 Gonza1ez. Wilfredo 408.441 Gonzalez.Wi1liam 281. 383 Good. Caitlin 349 Gooden. Erica 5. 308.372. 408 Good Hope Equestrian 334 Goodkind. Ben 253 Goodman.6abriel1e 298. 383 Goodman. Josh 352 Goodman, Trevor 408 Goodnight. Travis 357. 383 Goodson, Abby 237. 321 Goodwin. Jack 352 Goolabsingh. Sean 408 Goolsarran. Melissa 408 Gordon. Adam 47.284 Gordon. Ben 346 Gordon. Brett 343 Habash. Raem 342. 3'16 393 1-1abas1'1. $tephen 409 Habermam. 5am 352 11231316. Farah 352 Hackett. Michelle; 409 Hacohen. Josh 253 Hadad. Damei 350 Hadler.Gabr1ela 457 111lad'r1ctk. Evan 219 1-51.:-1ehm.Andrew 324 Gordon, Haley 309, 328. 358 Gordon. N1co1e 351 Gordon. Sara 383 Gorman. Toni 347 Gormley, Alyssa 299. 331 Gormly. Alyssa 347 Gorrick.Tyne1le 351 Gorski. Hil1ary 237 Gorski. Sean 255 Gortes. Francisco 383 Gort. Tatiana 408 Gosper, Jonathan 79 Gotschall, Andrew 383 Gotschall. Chris 349 Gotterer. Michael 346 Gottesman. Benjamin 383 Gottlieb. Ross 317. 333. 354. 383 Gotwols, Nicole 38. 41. 42. 164. 238.408 Gousse. Melsssa 408 Goyal. Akshay 308 Grabel. Amanda 242 Graber, Peter 355 Game. Alex 321. 333 Graden. Kevin 246 Graduate School 127 Graham, AJ 292.352 Graham. Eleanor 350 Graham. Fiona 240 Graham. Jimmy 204.205. 465.488 Grambling State Unlverslty 208 Grammar. Kelsey 149 Grammys 106 Grana. Alejandra 324. 344 Grandal. Yasmani 224. 225 Grande.Patr1cia 349 Granovsky. Inna 350 Grant. Jason 254 Grant. Jennifer 242.408 Grant. Ma1colm 204 Graphlc Design 65 Grass. Carly 242. 325. 408 Grau. Luis 281 Graveley. Nicholas 361. 408 Gravesandy. N1co1e 408 Gravestock. Paul 359 Gray. Alexis 85, 237. 293 Gray. Jason 228. 229, 408 Gray. Joshua 361. 383 I'u1agermMax 303 Hagen. WII11am T 297. 383 Hagerty. Jason 224. 225 151gvagglgerl.y.Kara 349 Hahn. Ung 56k 228 14819111. Cimssy 3 1 Haurrms. Mark 246. 332 Hair Healers 80 11531111. mek 200. 204 Haitian Student Organizatlon 303 Haka, New Zealand 95 Hake, Anme 243.336 Halder. Gabne1a 47 1---1aler1.Varw 186 Hall 8: Oates 186 Hal1e.Alexar1der 409 Halleran.M1chael 113 Hall, Katharine 182. 350 H311. Mewelau 298 Halloween 38 Hall. Rachet 352 Hal1.Rosel1ca 298 Haiperm. Ari 321 Halstead. Valeme 343. 383 Hamilton. Alex 255. 383 Hamm. Nucole 286. 409. 446 Hammond Butler Inspirational Choir 304 Hammer, Andrew 361.383 Hampton.Ju1Ian 261. 267, 383 Hancock. Tess 240 Hanc,1lan.Rahal 350 Hanlon. Damel 252 Hanna. Charles 409. 451 Hannah.'1'r15tian 338 1-1angell.Alllson 241 Hansen Andrea 344 Hansen. Andrew 252 I--1ansen.1:ae 237 Hamsom. Came 237. 384. 463 Hanson. Jasmine 347 l-1an.T1eran 285 Hao. Yu 325 Happy Hour 74 Harangozo. Analisa 323 Hararl. Michael 131.278. 316 1-1arar1. Ta1 35. 240. 316 Haratn. Cameron 251 Hardgrove. Christopher 324 1-Iardy.0marl 353 Hare. Joshua 151 Hari1'1arar18am 350 Harke. Kyle 247 Harkness. Emily 152. 330, 351 Harper. Leah 297 1-larrington. Kevm 330. 345. 384 Hams. Brandon 189 Harris. Carissa 345 Harris. Jacory 188189.193 Harris. 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Dr. Al1ysse1 130 Lan1da.J1orge 386 Lander, Feli1x 228 Landers, Lacee 46, 339 Lamdis, Donny 253 La1n1d1s, James 343 La1n1d01l, Ryan 316 La1n1e.Ar1ett 280 Lane. Meghan 338, 351, Lamge. Tara 242 Lamghea. Daniel 1149' Langley, Tamara 305 Lang. Meredith 311 Lamz, Stephanie 284 Lanzar. M1arc 412 Lapherre, Tasha-na 350, 386 Laramee, Cr1stina 240 Lara, Sebastian 361 Laricchia. Alessandra 315. 324 Larocca, Dina 412 Larrieux, Gregory 260 Larsen, JR 354 Lascurain, Eugenio 336 Lascurain, Maria Cristina 336 Laskowski, Brian 215, 219 Late Night Breakfast 162. 163 Latin American and Middle Eastern Night 94, 96 Latin Honors 177 Lattanzio. Rebecca 329, 351 Lau. Lung 22, 23, 52,117,122, 287, 355 The Launch Pad 167 Lauron. CrizeIda 43. 299, 412 Laus. Daniel 336 Lavandeira, Kim 346 Lavey, Stephanie 56 Law, Brian 116, 386 Lawhom, Curt 296 Lawrence. Kimberly 261. 265, 320 Lawrence, Kimona 278.295 Lawrence, W111 343 Lawson, Jeffrey 277. 283. 286 Lawson. Scott 221, 224. 225 Laxague, Nathan 297. 298 Lazaro. Danie! 249. 328, 412 Lazar, Stephanie 298 Lazavos, Mike 346 Leach, Adrienne 351 Leal, Natalia 343, 386 Lean, Chun 386 Lean, Janella 413 Learning Center 118 Leary, Sarah 386 Lease. Ariel 242 Leavitt. Christy 386 Leavitt, Sam 239, 336 Lebensfeld, Douglas 412 Leber Congenital Amaurosis 6O LeBI1anc, A11ie 239, 359 Leb11anc, Thomas 112 Lebowtiz. Cory 253 Lebron, 611 259 Lechner, Kimber1y 412 LeClai1r, Ron 225 Leclez1o. 149115551 412 Ledoux, Lela1n 204, 208, 386 Lee. Alexa 299 Lee, Alexander 252, 284, 412 Lee, Brian 386 Lee.Jomath1an 354 Lee, Kristine 280, 412 Lee. Matthew 252, 412 Lee, Tommy 359 Lee. Trevor 1102, 343 Lee, Wi1l1 154 Leeds. Jesse 245 Lef1ingwell, A1ison 239 Leffin1gwell1, Al1l1e 711 Legiste, Jude 361,. 386 Legot, Apr1le 226, 227, 412 Leibowitz, Lauren 242, 4112 Leibowitz, Michelhe 303 Leighton, Marie 911, 100, 1135.. 140, 157.1171, 189. 232, 234. 272, 362, 3711, 4101, 4112,. 426, 427. 428, 432, 465 Leiwa,M1argi 299 Lemay. Jennifer 386 Lemmerman, 8111161111 1116, 297, 299, 360, 413 Len, Kyle 60. 286, 291 Lentz, Ph111ip 247 Leon, Al1exar1dra1 284. 2919, 367, 386 Leonard, George 279 Leon1e.A1exa 3311 Leoni, Pao1a 413 Leon1..Janice 3861 Lepore, Korissa 280 Lesage. Jessica 3391, 347 Lesko, Ryan 352 Lessans, Brian 247 Lester, Mike 346 Leufroy, Ena 215. 219, 287 Levanthal, Alison 240 Leven, Marc 253 Levenson,A1exandra 347 Levin. Chris 249. 315, 336 Levine. Amy 105, 243, 296, 328, 361. 386 Levine, Benjamin 228.413 Levine. Jared 228 Levine, Jenna 12 Levine. Samantha 237. 386 Levine, Sherry 242,413 Levmson, Charles 102, 320, 360 Levinson, Mike 53 Levokove, Samantha 280, 413 Levy. Alessandra 337 Levy, Brian 386 Levy, Jared 413 Levy. Justin 296 Levy, Naomi 343 Levy, Seth 167. 386 Lewan, Michael 254, 413 Lewbel, Alison 242.413 Lewis, Allison 240 Lewis, Angelica 262, 263 Lewis, Anna 351 Lewis, Dane 254 Lewis. Richard 250 Lewitt, Katie 242 Lhermitte, Julien 285 Li, Austin 280 Liautaud, Kristine 278. 303 Libby, Rachel: 69 Lichay. Jordan 329 Li, Cong 285 Li. Dayu 251 Lieberman. Darren 280. 413 Liegel1. Brian 344 Lie, Giselle 311 Liever,11'ricia 286 Liew, Sarah Van 169, 343 Li. Feather 298 Lifestyles Editor 462 Li, Hao 356 L1, Km Chan 413 L1m, Katryna 32, 237, 356 Lim01i1, Justim 353 Limones. Kevin 284.386 Limor, Ariel 248 Linch1. Greg 360. 413 Lincoln Road1 80 L1ncoln,Rory 229 Lindauer, M1ad1 279, 324, 357 Land. Dan1ie1 413 Lhndsay, Carolyn 229 Li1r1,Jasmine 285 1.1m, Jeme11e 284, 354 LIN1K 310 L1n1kes.Brand1or1 361 Lipmharski. 11zabell1a 324. 347, 386 thorace, Max 255. 386 1.1, Roucnen 39 1.1511ch, Calvin 349 L151ch1,J1ohn1 386 L1510wsk1, Stephx 229 Lilttl1e, Paisge 238 Li1u, Diana 284 1.1u1,Ran 361 Lixy,Rapha1el 386 L1anes, Isa 243 L1emas, Bryan 342. 343 Ll1oyds, Samantha 35. 287, 297, 314, 328, 386 L01catel1l1i, Natalia 4113 Lo, Catherine 359 Locke, Jamie 413 Lockward, Miguel 279 Lockwood, Erin 22, 23, 243, 4113 Lococo, Laurem 344 ILO1CIrotor1d1o,1Ton1y 358 Loessberg, Cassie 1195 Loews Miaml1 Beach Hotel 80 Logan, Marc 246 index 473 OOOOOCOOIIII 00-000.... OOOOIDIOOI IOIIIIIOOOOO IIIIICIOOIOI OOOOIIIIIIII IOOIIOQOI... CIIOCOIOOOIO IIIOIIIIIIII OOOOIOICI. OIIOIOOOOI 0.0.0....- OOIIIIIIII OOOOIOIOOI Loher. Lindsay 286. 350 Lombardi, Amanda 328. 347 Lombardi. Anthony 253 Long. Ann 310 Long. David 302 Long, Evan 250 Longini, Renee 329.413 Long. Rebecca 349 Loos, Shelby 351 Lopez.A1din 290 Lopez,A1ex 280 Lopez, Alexa 299. 386 Lopez. Antonio 413 Lopez. Bryan 228 Lopez. Chisel 305 Lopez. Cristina 229 Lopez. Daniel 328 Lopez. Johanna 299, 386 Lopez, Joshua 386 Lopez. Lawrence 386 Lopez. Leonard 229, 284 Lopez, Michael 259 Lopez. Stephanie 92, 256, 278 Lord. Matt 254 Lorentz. Garrett 250 Lorenzo, Nicole 302. 386 Lorissaint, Katia 386 Macaluso. Ben 251 Maccarone. Rob 253 Maccini, John 352 MacDonald, Brittany 196.358 Maceda. Jessica 413 Machado,John 336 Machiah. Michael 228 'Machlavolll, Nlccolo 439 Machin. Lisandra 305 Macias.Jessica 299 Macias. Jonathan 350 Mackue. Lyola 357 Mackie.William 413 Macko.Jonathan 413 MacMahon,Courtney 238. 338 Madigan.Just1n 249 Madison Square Garden 204 Madkour. Reem 302 Madni. Tarik 255 Madonna 186, 301 Madry.Christina 219 Madsen, Eric 359 Maeda. Yoshio 336, 346 Maestr1.Jose 299.386 Maffessant1.Andrea 298 Maffessanti. Brianna 359 i am avmadnaentwt LortiehJoe 337 Losada, Rachel 332, 352. 386 Losch. Alyssa 237 Losonczy, Molly 242 Lostritto. Loren 239 Lott. Lyssa 361 Louis, Christina 348. 352 Louisiana-Monroe 194 Louis-Paul-Noel. Sandra 413 Louwsma. Emily 361 Lovera. Car1os 280, 350 Lowder, Kacie 237, 359 Lowe, Angela 413 Lowe Art Museum 28, 53. 407 Lewis, Natalie 243. 356. 386 Lozier, Sarah 184 Lozner, Bailey 333 Luca, Antonio De 381 Lucas. Jacques 386 Lucas, Robin 304 Luckman. Lenny 343 Lucky Brand Jeans 172 Luco, Michelle 292.386 Lui. Yvan 351 Lu. Ming 284 Lundy. Jarvis 356 Luo. Jiayi 350 Luongo. Kyler 386 Lustrin. Melissa 129 Luu. Jessica 413 Lux. Janine 147 Lyew-Ayee. Jonathan 279 Lynch. Adam 246. 361. 386 Lynn. Samantha 243, 413 Lyons. Jeanne 386 Lyons. Richard 282 Magalhaes. Ruben 271 Magari. Enid 125 Magedler. Lisa 413 Maggio. Matthew 287 Magid. Amanda 85 Magill. Clinton 253 Magna Cum Laude 177 Magunson. Molly 239 Maharaj, Kaveesh 308 Maharaj. Vishala 332. 356.413 Maher. Maria 386 Maher.Mon1ca 298 Maheshwari. Rahul 308. 353 Mahfuz, Tamzid 386 Mahoney Residential College 14. 354. 372 Majid, Sonia 240 Majoor. Nina 347.387 Major. Brittny 342 MLB4 Amateur Draft 221. 224 Maku1owich. Ash1ey 298. 355. 387 Makynen. Emily 346 Malagon. Jorge 413 Ma1aver, Andres 352 Malek. Christopher 149 Malik, Shahzam 96 Mallozzi, Amy 298 Malone. Maggie 351 Ma1oney. Christopher 387 Maltese. Rachael 41. 243 Malushl, Ariana 79, 239 Mancini, Monica 154 Managing Editor 462 Mandalia, Amar 295. 305. 308. 413 MandeH. Edmund 355 Mandhle. Shefali 347 Mandich.A1issa 242 Manella. Kathleen 310 Manimbo. Danny 250 Manley. 151158 279 Manley, Steve 333. 360 Mannering, Laura 229 Manniorw. Max 254 Mann. Robert A. 110 Mann, Stefan 252 Manou. Nathan 131 Mans. Reggie 99 Mantello. Alex 243 Manuel. Justin 268 Maharaj. Kaveesh 308 Mahara1.Vishala 332. 356. 413 Maher, Maria 386 Maher. Monica 298 Maheshwari. Rahul 308. 353 Mahfuz. Tamzid 386 Mahoney Resldentlal College 14. 354. 372 Majid. Sonia 240 Majoor. Nina 347. 387 Major. Brittny 342 MLB2 Amateur Draft 221. 224 Makulowich. Ashley 298. 355. 387 Makynen. Emily 346 Malagon. Jorge 413 Malaver, Andres 352 Malek. Christopher 149 Malik. Shahzam 96 Mallozzt. Amy 298 Ma1one. Maggie 351 Ma1oney.Christopher 387 Maltese.Rachae1 41.243 Malushi. Ariana 79. 239 Mancini. Monica 154 Managing Edltor 462 Mandalia. Amar 295. 305. 308. 413 Mandell. Edmund 355 Mandhle,$hefa1i 347 Mandich. Alissa 242 Manella.Kath1een 310 Manimbo. Danny 250 Manley. Elise 279 Manley, Steve 333. 360 Mannering. Laura 229 Mannion, Max 254 Mann. Robert A. 110 Mann. Stefan 252 Manon. Nathan 131 Mans. Reggie 99 ManteHo.A1ex 243 Manuel. Justin 268 Manzur. Maishal 308. 349 Marc. Federico 250 Marchand.A1xa 303 Marchese. Michael 229. 317 Marciales. Mariel 387 Marconi. Dante 292. 301. 413 Marcos. Nathalie 280. 414 Mare, Cameron 320 Margol. Adam 234. 252. 253, 270. 277 Mariano. Mar1ce 284. 299.414 Mariassy. Antonia 338 Marinas. Jorlyarm 284. 291. 299. 387 Marinel1i.Michae1 252.229 Merino. Caitlin 387 Merino. Caitlyn 284 Mark nght Fleld 28. 488 Marko. Nicole 387 Marks. Va1erie 56. 241. 287 Marley, Bob 97, 295. 360 Marmarato. Alexandra 329 Marmaros.Kay1a 239 Marmolejo. Ana 414 Marocco. Chrystal 347 Marolda. Heather 242 Marquez. Ana 387 Marra. Greg 359 Marriot Mlaml Beach 80 Marsha1.Julian 343 Marshbum. Jay 254 Marsh. Shene 387 Marston.M1chael 387 Martens, Brian 228 Martin, Dainelie 92,93,261. 264. 295 Martin. Erica 336. 387 Martinez, Daniel 142 Martinez. Daniela 311 Martinez. Edwin 414 Martinez. Erika 317 Martinez. Harold 225 Martinez. Jenny 243 Martinez. Karina 162 Martinez. Maria 241 Martinez. Mia 414 Martinez. Sabrina 414. 449 Martinez. Sarah 298 Martin. Mghnon 304.414 Martmowicz. Paul 261. 269 Martin. Steve 301 Martin. Trevor 249 Martoelli.Apr11 349 Martorano. Priscilla 240 Martynaityte. Justina 238. 296. 387 Marussich. Lauren 351. 387 Marve, Robert 193 Maryland 184, 194. 203, 205. 208. 212. 213 Maslow. Nick 431,463,465. 488 Masonick, Heidi 158.159 Mason, Kimberly 239 Mason, Ryan 328 Massa. Feli 339. 387 Massand. Michael 355 Massaro, James 281. 328 Mass. Jessica 239 Mastrey. John 246, 361.387 Matalm. Mary 26 Matarran. Sacha 387 Mate. Valerie 448 Mathelier, Gerard 387 Mathenge. Elizabeth 279, 358 Mathenge. Liz 304 Mathews. Alison 237 Mathias. Cisaruk 414 Mathias. Tiffany 325. 328 Mathieu. Vickie 284 Mathurin. Esther 303. 328. 387 Matiash. Chelsea 83. 104. 283. 300. 307. 310 Mates. Jennifer 281 Mates. Juan Carlos 256. 260. 432 Matsuura. Donald 284 Matthei, Jarrod 414, 432 Matthes. Sarah 350 Mattioli, Kristen 237 Mature. Andea 357 Mauldin. Eddie 330 Mauldin. John 344 MaulmWaithe. Ayodele 347. 387 Mauriello. Caroline 387 Max. HoHy 25, 43. 49.154. 155. 164. 192,193. 197. 200. 203. 205. 207. 370. 414. 426. 427. 465 May. Charlie 371 Mayeur. Misha 349 Mayhew, Genny 195 May. Michael 387 Maynard. Ash1eigh 360 Mazzarella. Kevin 154 Mazzulla, James 252 Mbao, Carl 314. 357. 387 McAdam. Lauren 196 McAleney, Kelly 237 McAlpine. Sean 359 McBath. Brooke 240 McBee, Will 250 McBride. Melissa 102. 308. 414 McCain, John 10. 24. 25. 148 MCCanick. Alexa 182. 359 McCarthy. Colin 250 McCartney,Pau1 186 McClellan. Brittani 351 McClellan. Katie 88 McClintock. Justin 246 McClinton. Jack 200, 204 McCIory. Aimee 291. 311. 342 McCoHum. Emily 44,69,170. 238, 303. 306. 414 McCormack. Daniel 251 McCormack. Ryan 285 McCormick. Adam 254 McCormick. Andrew 291 McCoy,Aimee 347 McCoy.Ala1na 329.414 McCoy. Eric 254 McCoy, Marquise 336. 387 McCoy. Rajiv 297 McDaniel, Robert 225 McDaniels. Colin 337 McDermott. Brendan 333 McDonald's Corporation 127 McDonnell. Nara 348 McE1roy. Matt 252.271 McEntire, Raymond 281 McFadden. Brittany 298.414 McGarvey. Lucas 250 McGee,L1ci 195 McGee, Umphrey 90. 91 McGehee.AIeah 387 McGiII. Erica 237 McGiII. Kelly 329 McGowan.Cyrus 204.205 McGowan. Nicole 219.414 McGrath. Evan 414 McGrath. Thomas 414 McGuire. Shontelle 298 Mcguirk. Sean 285 Mcintosh. 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Roma 304. 305. 308. 323. 356 Mehta. Sumit Krishna 94. 304. 305. 308 Meicandante, Coach Joe 225 Meier. Katie 19, 209 Meincke. Katherine 325, 414 Meirose 111. Leo 414 Meizler. Amanda 343 Mejia. Gabriela 213 Mejia, Nilson 161 Melendres. Nathan 225 Melnick.Br1an 219. 336 Melnyk. Nancy 39, 140, 241. 356. 387 Melo. Manny 328 Melvin-DeWees, Christina 336 Melwani. Amit 414 Mena. Christina 182 Mena. Ivette 131 Menaka Dhand 404 Menda, Hannah 242 Mende1,Jared 400 Mendelson. Sam 350 Mendez, Roberto 287 Mendienta. Masha 447 Mendietta. Maria 314 Mendizabal. Adys 314.387 Mendola. Andrew 361, 387 Menendez, Jacqueline 112 Menendez. Michael 245 Meneses. Luis 387 Menne. Liz 305 Mennona. Jenna 311 Men's Baseball 223.225 Men's Basketball 80, 203. 204. 205, 488 Mews Football 80, 193 Men's Tennis 212 Men's Track 219 Mews and Women's Cross Country 215 Menzies. Andrew 256. 259 Merfin. Angels 238 Merkelis. Belinda 321.387 Merker, Jonathan 59. 79 Meroueh, Yo1dez 315 Merrick. George E. 186 Merritt. 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X116? 346 Wang, Yonghan 394 Ward. Jesse 314 Ward, Patnce 424 Ward. T1111 250 Warner, Chelsea 308 Warner, Keenan 284. 330 Warren. Jessm:a 239, 298 Warren, John 343 Warv'c.111,Ma-11k 204 W.3:arrer1.5am 253 Wamngton. Grace 79. 290 Washington, D.C. 64 Washmgton. Christopher 279 Wasilewslm. ClaudIa 213 Wassell. Dy1an 394 Water Polo Club 3338 Waters, 811311: 255 Waters, Tob1as 394 WatkIns.Dan1eHe 311, 394 Watk1r15.E?r1n 295 Watkins, 01.11deH 356 Watsor1,Chrus 353 Watson, Mmmm 287, 353 Wa1.ze!. Ryan 229, 332 Waugh, Emma 424 Wax,Jona1han 253 Wayne, George 320 WBCA' Pink Zone 209 Weatherly.Al1son 240 Weaver. David R 111 Weaver-James-Corrigan Honorary Award 200 Weaver, Krmsten 238 Weber. Amy 238 Weber. Ass151:ant Coach C4. 212 Weber, 12510113, 272, 344 Weed. .Jenmier 153. 239 Weeks. 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