Miami Hurricane, November 8, 2010

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CALL IT A COMEBACK: Ms. Lauryn Hill returns from a 10-year hiatus to perform Saturday at the Homecoming concert on the green. Ms. Hill was the headlining
act and followed Atlanta rapper Donnis. The concert was just one of many events that marked the University of Miami’s 2010 Homecoming week.
LATE TO HER OWN PARTY
WAS MS. LAURYN HILL THE BEST CHOICE
FOR THE CONCERT? PAGE 6
IBSEN AT THE RING
THE FAMOUS DRAMA “HEDDA GABLER”
PREMIERS WEDNESDAY PAGE 7
MORRIS MAKES A MOVE
TRUE FRESHMAN STEPS IN TO LEAD
THE CANES TO VICTORY PAGE 9
The Miami Vol. 88, Issue 46 | Nov. 8 - Nov. 10, 2010 . HURRICANE STUDENT NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI IN CORAL GABLES, FLORIDA, SINCE 1929
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Homecoming in the spotlight
With a dimly lit candle in one
hand and a waving finger
raised high across the air, hun-dreds
gathered around Lake
Osceola on Friday night for a
tranquil hymn of the alma mater, a symbolic
tradition defining Homecoming celebrations.
This tradition is only one of many that devoted
Hurricanes practice year after year.
Under the cue of President Donna E. Sha-lala
and Sebastian the Ibis, fireworks framed
the skyline of the Hecht and Stanford Residen-tial
Colleges, a view that was coupled by the
sounds of the Band of the Hour and the chants
of Hurricane cheerleaders and Sunsations.
Sights and sounds, however, were not the
only memorable part of Homecoming. The
smell of burning wood and ignited scent was
a call for Iron Arrow, UM’s highest honor, to
initiate new members and recognize those who
share a love of alma mater.
BY JONATHAN BORGE| STAFF WRITER
Fireworks, food and friends, a week of tradition and festivities
SEE HOMECOMING, PAGE 4