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‘Legend of Zelda’-themed concert to host live performance at Ad...

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On Saturday, the highly acclaimed "Symphony of the Goddesses – Master Quest," a concert tour themed after the beloved "Legend of Zelda" video game series, will be hosting a live performance at Mia...

Anniversary of frontman Kurt Cobain’s death highlights importance of suicid...

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Twenty-two years ago, on April 5, 1994, Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain committed suicide following bouts of depression and drug abuse. As the voice of an embittered generation, Cobain left an indelible ...

Trump rally disruption exemplifies divided state of our country

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The rowdy disruption of Republican hopeful Donald Trump’s rally in Chicago Friday night was captured in images that showed boorish protesters and supporters lashing out at each other on live televisio...

Black Lives Matter course discusses political movement, racial disparity

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What started out as a mass movement following the controversial killing of 17-year-old Trayvon Martin has become the bedrock of a new era of dialogue among college students nationwide. Africana Stud...

History casts doubt on Overtown stadium’s promised success

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For years, soccer superstar David Beckham and his team of investors have hoped to build a stadium in Miami in an effort to revitalize the city’s major league soccer scene. After months of pursuing a s...

State of the Union emphasizes mending partisan divisions

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On Tuesday, President Obama held his final State of the Union address inside the House Chamber. He discussed the past, present and future of the infamously discordant world of U.S. politics. As his t...

Big City Folk Band incorporates folk, Americana, Celtic music

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In a generation that considers the genres of pop and electronic as the pinnacles of mainstream music, Big City Folk Band, consisting of University of Miami student musicians, aims to step out of the...

‘No Stray Bullets’ campaign raises much-needed awareness

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On Jan. 1, 2010, a six-year-old Italian tourist and his parents were dining at a restaurant in Midtown. Shortly after midnight, the boy was struck in the chest by a falling bullet that was shot in the...

David Bowie’s death introduces younger generation to his music, legac...

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There’s no doubt that some millennials may have heard the name “David Bowie” for the first time on news and social media websites following the musician's untimely death Sunday. But to music lovers of...

‘Star Wars: The Force Awakens’ raises hope for deeper, more dar...

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Nearly a decade after the conclusion of the poorly-received film trilogy known as the "Star Wars" prequels, diehard fans of all ages were unsure of what to expect from J.J. Abrams’ take on the beloved...
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