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1 MHMC- Commercial Template Doc Size 11.25” X 14” Image Area 10.375 x 11.75 CYAN MAGENTA YELLOW BLACK Junior Sam Koay was so inspired by the webpage “Humans of New York” and its idea of sharing stories that hold the power to impact people that he decided to created a similar one. Koay, who lived in Brunei before college, created a page called “Humans of Brunei” to emulate that idea. Collin Li, a junior at UM, created his “Humans of UM”, Facebook page to satisfy the curiosity everyone has to learn about the people around us. He thought “Humans of New York” was a great idea to bring to UM to show the online community all the different personalities on campus. “I’m still developing my personal goal for this project but I do want to show that everyone is a human and we all have struggles and stories,” Li said. During his free time before and after class, Li photographs and interviews stu-dents, faculty, and bystanders about their goals in life or any advice they may give. SEE KOAY, PAGE 8 SEE LI, PAGE 8 Discovering the humans of Miami Vol. 92, Issue 38 | Mar 3 - Mar 5, 2014 THE MIAMI HURRICANE .com UM’s presence on Facebook has been growing, especially with pages like UMiami Secrets gaining popularity around school. Recently, students’ Facebook feeds have been taken over by a new kind of webpage: “Humans of UM,” modeled after the popular page “Humans of New York,” which was created by Brandon Stanton in 2010. If you follow “Humans of UM,” you may have noticed that there are two different pages by the same name. Juniors Sam Koay and Collin Li have each created Facebook accounts within the last two months in hopes of sharing the stories of the people we meet around campus. Koay’s page joined Facebook on Jan. 8 and Li’s on Feb. 3 (although Li formerly had content on a blog). Since then, they have received 1,194 likes and 2,241 likes, respectively. Each started the blog with a distinct goal in mind and, since starting, each has created an identifiable style. The Miami Hurricane sat down with both Koay and Li to talk about their individual reasons for starting and the experiences they’ve each had since the blogs took off. FACE BEHIND THE PAGE: Junior Sam Koay created his Humans of UM webpage on Jan. 8 to share stories about those on campus with the community. ANOTHER HUMAN OF UM: Junior Collin Li created the page Feb. 3. The page was cre-ated to spread awareness of the different personalities that populate campus. MONICA HERNDON // PHOTO EDITOR MONICA HERNDON // PHOTO EDITOR BY EMILY DABAU // COPY EDITOR BY ALINA ZERPA // COPY EDITOR DESSERT DESERT CAMPUS TO ADD ADDITIONAL SWEET OPTIONS PAGE 4 FOOD FRENZY TMH ENCOURAGES COURTING OTHER OPTIONS PAGE 5
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Title | Miami Hurricane, March 3, 2014 |
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University of Miami -- Students -- Newspapers College student newspapers and periodicals -- Florida |
Genre | Newspapers |
Publisher | University of Miami |
Date | 2014-03-03 |
Coverage Temporal | 2010-2019 |
Coverage Spatial | Coral Gables (Fla.) |
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Language | eng |
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Collection Title | The Miami Hurricane |
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Full Text | 1 MHMC- Commercial Template Doc Size 11.25” X 14” Image Area 10.375 x 11.75 CYAN MAGENTA YELLOW BLACK Junior Sam Koay was so inspired by the webpage “Humans of New York” and its idea of sharing stories that hold the power to impact people that he decided to created a similar one. Koay, who lived in Brunei before college, created a page called “Humans of Brunei” to emulate that idea. Collin Li, a junior at UM, created his “Humans of UM”, Facebook page to satisfy the curiosity everyone has to learn about the people around us. He thought “Humans of New York” was a great idea to bring to UM to show the online community all the different personalities on campus. “I’m still developing my personal goal for this project but I do want to show that everyone is a human and we all have struggles and stories,” Li said. During his free time before and after class, Li photographs and interviews stu-dents, faculty, and bystanders about their goals in life or any advice they may give. SEE KOAY, PAGE 8 SEE LI, PAGE 8 Discovering the humans of Miami Vol. 92, Issue 38 | Mar 3 - Mar 5, 2014 THE MIAMI HURRICANE .com UM’s presence on Facebook has been growing, especially with pages like UMiami Secrets gaining popularity around school. Recently, students’ Facebook feeds have been taken over by a new kind of webpage: “Humans of UM,” modeled after the popular page “Humans of New York,” which was created by Brandon Stanton in 2010. If you follow “Humans of UM,” you may have noticed that there are two different pages by the same name. Juniors Sam Koay and Collin Li have each created Facebook accounts within the last two months in hopes of sharing the stories of the people we meet around campus. Koay’s page joined Facebook on Jan. 8 and Li’s on Feb. 3 (although Li formerly had content on a blog). Since then, they have received 1,194 likes and 2,241 likes, respectively. Each started the blog with a distinct goal in mind and, since starting, each has created an identifiable style. The Miami Hurricane sat down with both Koay and Li to talk about their individual reasons for starting and the experiences they’ve each had since the blogs took off. FACE BEHIND THE PAGE: Junior Sam Koay created his Humans of UM webpage on Jan. 8 to share stories about those on campus with the community. ANOTHER HUMAN OF UM: Junior Collin Li created the page Feb. 3. The page was cre-ated to spread awareness of the different personalities that populate campus. MONICA HERNDON // PHOTO EDITOR MONICA HERNDON // PHOTO EDITOR BY EMILY DABAU // COPY EDITOR BY ALINA ZERPA // COPY EDITOR DESSERT DESERT CAMPUS TO ADD ADDITIONAL SWEET OPTIONS PAGE 4 FOOD FRENZY TMH ENCOURAGES COURTING OTHER OPTIONS PAGE 5 |
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