Controversial exhibit reminds Miami of its criminal past
March 08, 2010
Miami is a city with history, not all of it good. The city has progressed since being the “criminal paradise” it was often portrayed as during the 1970s and ‘80s, when mobsters, murderers and cocaine smugglers ran the street, but the notorious reputation for being a scandalous city has not been forgotten.
Spielberg thriller examines morality behind revenge
March 08, 2010
There’s a moment that occurs late in Steven Spielberg’s *Munich* where the protagonist, Avner, played by Eric Bana, is simply trying to make love to his wife. Starting off tamely, the scene builds as images from the tragedy of the 1972 Olympics play through his mind – a tragedy which has directly affected his life.
Famed artist describes the theory behind his art, conveys message of joy
March 08, 2010
Romero Britto proved to have as vibrant a personality as his paintings when he brought his theories on “The Art of Happiness” to the College of Business on March 4.
Company givers consumers choice
March 05, 2010
If I had $1 for every cell phone manufacturer, I’d be a rich guy. However, if I had $1 for every one of them who made a difference, I’d have maybe $3.
Hefner documentary to be screened at fest
March 05, 2010
Avid film buffs or those seeking films different from the usual big-budget blockbusters can look forward to the 27th annual Miami International Film Festival, which begins tonight at the Gusman Center for the Performing Arts in downtown Miami.
Final productions explores the meaning of home
March 05, 2010
The FIU Theatre has chosen a story that anyone can relate to in *The Cherry Orchard*, the final production of the season.
Community unites in fight against cancer
March 05, 2010
In the fight against cancer, no event has seemingly proven more effective than the American Cancer Society’s Relay for Life. Started in 1985 by Dr. Gordy Klatt, this event has become not only a means to raise funds to support cancer awareness, but also a venue in which cancer survivorship can be celebrated.
Sorority events to raise funds for homeless children, minorities
March 03, 2010
This semester, the ladies of Lambda Theta Alpha, Latin Sorority Inc., have changed things up by devoting their time to a cause that is often overlooked – political activism and social awareness.
Powerful monologues celebrate strength, femininity
March 03, 2010
At around 8 p.m. on Feb. 26, the Women’s Studies Student Association President Guadalupe Juarez stepped onstage to welcome a buzzing full house. She introduced Eve Ensler’s *The Vagina Monologues* opening night in the Green Library’s auditorium to an expectant audience made up of all ages and genders.
Free fashion show celebrates minorities with urban collections
March 01, 2010
Fashion filled the Graham Center Ballrooms on Feb. 24 at the Pan African Committee’s first Shades of Black Fashion Show.