Spring Break
Oxford approves revised Taser policy
Oxford police will again be equipped with air Tasers beginning Jan. 1, 2010.
Debate about the halt on Taser use by the Oxford police came to a close at the city council meeting Tuesday night as the city manager and police chief announced the new policy to council and the Oxford community.
Post the First Comment
|
|
Senior receiver Brayden Coombs hauls in a school record 14 passes for 100 yards in his last game as a RedHawk. (Michael Griggs / The Miami Student) |
Miami football falls in final game
Mike Haywood has a long Christmas list this year. After losing the season finale to the University at Buffalo 42-17, the first-year head coach knows his one-win RedHawks need a lot of work this offseason.
With 12 recruits already signed as of Wednesday night, Miami University holds seven more football scholarships to give.
Post the First Comment
|
ASG forum addresses perennial parking problems
Continuing Associated Student Government's (ASG) series of off-campus forums, students gathered in Harrison Hall Wednesday night to learn more about off-campus parking from Oxford Mayor Prue Dana and Bob Holzworth, head of parking for the city.
Matthew Ciccone, ASG secretary for off-campus affairs, said he hoped these forums would bring students together with people they would not normally contact.
Post the First Comment
|
|
Featured Video Miami Television News, Episode 3 |
Featured Photos |
CampusGrad programs cope with cuts As Miami University continues to grapple with a budgetary crisis, the political science doctorate program joined a growing list of causalities made by recent cuts to graduate programs.
|
CommunityOhio revises execution plan Ohio will be the first state in the nation to use a one-drug injection system to carry out the death penalty, according to an affidavit filed by Ohio federal court Nov. 13. The new protocol, which will be used in all executions after Nov. 30, has been in litigation for years, according to Julie Walburn, public information officer for the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction.
|
|
Sports
Following a brief respite at home, the No. 1 Miami University men's ice hockey team (5-1-2-0 CCHA, 8-1-3 overall) will travel to Kalamazoo, Mich., this weekend to take on Western Michigan University (1-4-1-1 CCHA, 5-4-1 overall). The RedHawks rank second in the CCHA behind the only team they have lost to in 2009-10, Michigan State University.
|
OpEd PageSpirit on ice "See you in two minutes, a**hole!" Sitting in the press box at Goggin Ice Arena gives one an entirely different perspective of hockey games and not just in the physical viewing of the game. I figured sitting in the box would give me a more professional view of the game, but I was not sure if I would enjoy the game in quite the same way as sitting in the student section. OpEd Page |
