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Zach Deputy looped and layered chord progressions, bass, beat boxing, drum sounds, vocals, and guitar at the Rathskeller on Tuesday night. Deputy is best known for his style of island-infused drum n' bass gospel ninja soul music. Victorica McKaba // Contributing Photographer

Zach Deputy looped and layered chord progressions, bass, beat boxing, drum sounds, vocals, and guitar at the Rathskeller on Tuesday night. Deputy is best known for his style of island-infused drum n’ bass gospel ninja soul music. Victorica McKaba // Contributing Photographer

Students were encourage to sign a Pledge to be Kind at the First Annual Day of Kindness hosted by Vitality U, UM Random Acts of Kindness and UMiami Compliments. Victoria McKaba // Contributing Photographer

Students were encourage to sign a Pledge to be Kind at the First Annual Day of Kindness hosted by Vitality U, UM Random Acts of Kindness and UMiami Compliments. Victoria McKaba // Contributing Photographer

Doctoral student Daniel Velasco performed with other Frost School of Music students in the Arboretum on Wednesday evening. Yinghui Sun // Staff Photographer

Doctoral student Daniel Velasco performed with other Frost School of Music students in the Arboretum on Wednesday evening. Yinghui Sun // Staff Photographer

March 19, 2014

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