University Professor recognized for cancer research
Written by Gabriella Genao/ Contributing writer A professor from the Herbert Wertheim College of Medicine was recognized by a national program that commemorates minorities for…
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Professor of medicine recognized as one of top influential females in South Florida
Dr. Aileen Marty, a professor for FIU’s Herbert Wertheim College of Medicine was awarded the “In the Company of Women” award.
Professor leads research to identify cancer preventive drugs
Arsenic, a known carcinogen, is almost unavoidable by humans. Traces of it can be found in rice, drinking water, apple juice and even in chicken meat. However, Barry Rosen, associate dean of basic research and graduate programs, said that although finding arsenic in our poultry sounds frightening, we should not be scared.
“Marley” is a revealing documentary on a great musician
It’s hard not to have heard of Bob Marley at least once in your life. At the very least, you’ve probably heard one of his songs. For those of you who have ever had the slightest interest in his life, the documentary titled “Marley,” is worth your time.
Q&A with Joss Whedon, director of Marvel’s “The Avengers”
There are few people left in this world who haven’t heard Joss Whedon’s name during their lifetime. As the beloved creator of shows like “Buffy the Vampire Slayer,” “Angel,” “Firefly” and “Dollhouse,” it’s hard not to have a large fan base.
“Bully has good intentions, but terrible execution”
Bullying is a disturbing issue that affects people of all ages, and often those who suffer the most are left in silence. In comes the Weinstein Company, on the highest of horses, to bring the world a documentary that declares “it’s time to take a stand” as its tagline. Unfortunately, “Bully” does not even come close to offering a realistic look at bullying in the U.S.
“American Reunion” not a complete pie to the face
By: Jorge Mendez/Guest Columnist It’s easy to see that Hollywood is addicted to sequels and remakes capitalizing on fan’s loyalty and often on their sense…
Carano flaunts her fighting skills in “Haywire”
Sex, drugs, war, disease, crime and comedy— Steven Soderbergh has done a little of everything. His decision to leap into action has definitely been a good one, as he adeptly brings us the intensely entertaining flick, “Haywire.”
“Tinker” not enough substance for spy film fans
Unlike the action-packed James Bond films you might know and love, Tomas Alfredson’s film, “Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy,” is the sort of movie that will pique the interest of any espionage fans.
“The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo” is stylish and evocative
When stepping into David Fincher’s “The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo,” one should be warned to leave all expectations at the door. Whether you’ve read the novel or seen the Swedish film, you’re better off being ready for a new experience instead of preparing to compare and contrast. It was a risky choice to bring a film as dark and relentless as this to American audiences, but it was a risk well worth taking.
