News briefs – 9/20
Newsbreak UMTV began its newest program, NewsBreak, on Monday. Each day during NewsBreak, a different host provides 90-second updates on the latest on-campus news. This week, the hosts covered the Univision events live from outside of the BankUnited Center. When they are not live at the scene, reporters will be streaming from the School of...
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Cold War Lecture Ines Triay, the former assistant secretary for the Office of Environmental Management in the U.S. Department of Energy under President Obama, will speak on Thursday at 3:30 p.m. The event, called “The Environmental Legacy of the Cold War,” will be in the Knight Physics Building’s Wilder Auditorium, Room 112. An alumna of...
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Housing Opt-In All current student residents planning to live on campus next year can opt in through myUM until Feb. 10. Residents can indicate if they would like suite-style dorm rooms or University Village apartments. Career Expo Hundreds of recruiters from various businesses and organizations will be on-site at the Spring Career Expo on Wednesday....
Alfred Hitchcock’s horrors: Take a look at his timeless thrillers
Alfred Hitchcock’s thrillers are known to keep audiences on the edge of their seats. The University of Miami will host Marnie Re-visited, an event that features a screening of “Marnie” and a discussion featuring celebrated Hitchcock experts, Murray Pomerance and William Rothman. The two scholars have studied Hitchcock’s work intensively. Pomerance is an author of...
Big screen sans the big bucks
For a thrifty college student, a night out at the movies is probably far-fetched. But who would pass on the opportunity to watch a free blockbuster that’s just a few minutes’ walk away?
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Attendance at free movies constantly swaying
Though the Cinematic Arts Commission offers movies at convenient hours and the ability to catch a big-screen flick in your pajamas, many of UM’s 16,000 students seem to be oblivious of the Cosford’s options. On Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday evenings, CAC shows recent releases and advanced screenings for some movies before they hit commercial theaters....
An all-American lineup at Cosford
A movie at Sunset Place will run you $10, and on the weekends parking is a flat rate of $6. For two hours of entertainment, why pay such high prices? The Cinematic Arts Commission, or CAC, brings free movies to campus every Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday. Pair that with a walk from the dorms and...
Embrace the past
Staff Writer Adam Berger offers his thoughts on "The U" documentary
Glory days return to the U in film by ESPN
UM is showing an advanced screening exclusively for the University of Miami community on Friday December 10th at 7 p.m. The event takes place at Cosford Cinema.
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