The Identity Series: Thoughts Of A “Latin” American
Guido Gonzalez/Assistant Entertainment Director Strangely, though I had been born in Miami and lived among the palm trees in the sweltering heat all my life,…
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A person’s nationality should not determine their value
Brea Jones/ Staff Writer People have had preferences about their significant other from the beginning of time. How people communicate their preferences, however, tends…
‘Hispanic Heritage Month’ Student Poetry
Megan Mosquera/Contributing Writer I was born in Miami, yet, I have always identified as Colombian. When someone asks me where I’m from, I declare my…
Language and ethnic identity ‘big part’ in students lives
Miami-Dade is one of the biggest Hispanic-majority county in the U.S., where 66 percent of the 2.7 million population is Hispanic, according to the Pew Research Center.
Redshirt thrower was ‘prepared’ to leave Canada for fresh start in Miami
Peter Holland Jr. // Assistant Sports Director After signing to do track and field for FIU, freshman thrower Gabby Rains is still adjusting to the…
Student Profile: Living in the “Gray Area” of Student Identity
Erica Santiago/News Director Noel Cerulean is a student living in a “gray area” of multiple identities. Cerulean, a senior majoring in nutrition and dietetics, is…
“Don’t call me African” – Black America’s identity crisis
The truth lies not it what black America calls itself, but in the idea that society only allows for rigid and strict categorization.
Don’t feel inclined to define yourself
Contributing writer Ian Vazquez gives insight on self-identification.
Organization in need of restructing after previous botches
After dropping the ball, Panther Power’s membership comes into question
Delinquent organization finds loop hole in system
Student councils negligent of responsibilities