Juan Carlos Rodriguez

THU 26 Cuba is about to be saved. Well, at least Havana's awe-inspiring architecture -- or what's left of it -- is. Juan Antonio Bueno, dean of FIU's School of Architecture, and Nicolas Quintana, professor of architecture at the same school, have hatched a plan to carefully frame the city's...

According to the latest polls by Haitian Website Sakapfet.com, 75 percent of its members would vote for John Kerry instead of George Bush for president. Fifty percent believe that if Haiti is to have a presence in the next World Cup soccer championships, there will have to be significant private...

THU 19 Playwright and performer Eve Ensler, most famous for her steamroller hit The Vagina Monologues, can be counted on for expressing outrage and lacing it with love and laughter. Such is the case with her play Necessary Targets, a compelling and richly dark theatrical work that addresses war from...

Ever since arriving in Miami from her native Brooklyn in the 1980s, Nicole Yarling has been gracing the local music scene with an abundance of talent. Whether performing solo at Chick Singer Nights, or sitting in with blues bands such as Iko-Iko or her own group Little Nicky and the...

Not too long ago testing positive for HIV was thought to be a death sentence. As millions of people died of AIDS worldwide, media hype led to pure, unadulterated fear among those who carry the human immunodeficiency virus. Not so today. Of course testing positive is still a scary proposition,...