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First US official to resign in protest of war speaks at Miami

Campus Editor Amanda Seitz sits down with Matthew Hoh to talk about his time in Afghanistan

Although Matthew Hoh resigned from his post as senior civilian representative in the Zabul province of Afghanistan in October 2009, he still remains outspoken about America’s purpose in the country. During a visit to Miami University Tuesday, March 2, Hoh discussed, with a crowd of students, faculty and staff his public resignation from the post last fall. He is the first U.S. official to resign in protest of the war. Full story

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The state has allotted $10.4 million to the Ohio Energy Efficient Appliance Rebate Program. The mon

Ohio instates rebate program

Eligible residents receive refund for buying energy-efficient appliances

The Ohio Department of Development will take a step in the sustainability movement March 26, launching the Ohio Energy Efficient Appliance Rebate Program. Full story

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Junior Justin Vaive evades Ohio State University defensemen, including goalie Dustin Carlson, to sco

RedHawks register six-goal period

This past weekend, the Miami University men’s ice hockey team (21-2-5-2 CCHA, 24-5-7 overall) closed out the 2009-10 regular season with a hard fought win and tie against Ohio State University (OSU) (10-12-6-4 CCHA, 12-16-6 overall). Full story

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Ten questions, big answers

Shortest Census in history arrives beginning mid March

The government issues surveys. It’s a fact of life that us young adults have faced since at least our first year of high school. Perhaps you blew them off, tried to make designs with the order of your bubbles or simply didn’t show up to take them. Habits, however, might be changing. In the next month or so, a survey that actually matters is about to fall the hands of Miami University students. Full story

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The Heyday a must-listen

In early 2009 I had the pleasure of reviewing the self-titled debut album by a band named The Heyday. One of the few releases I’ve ever lauded over, I gave the Heyday a whopping 4.5 out of 5 stars for the publication I worked for at the time. Full story

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Cartoon | Official medal count

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Cartoon | Green Beer's Day

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Technology Tip »

BlackBoard will soon become outdated and IT Services is exploring possible alternatives to our Miami digital connection. Several webinars are taking place in the coming days where you can get involved.

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Parking Tip »

If you have a valid parking permit and you need to collect your belongings from the dorm before you leave town for spring break, then you're in luck! Parking services has opened up blue student permit areas to all valid permits from March 4th to March 15th.

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Today in Miami history

In 1962, The Miami Student reported on a three-part lecture series titled “This Nuclear Age.” The lecture covered topics such as protection needed in case of nuclear warfare, damages expected from various attacks and the effectiveness of the United State’s defense program. The lecture was given in the midst of the Cold War.

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Video | Former student embarks on 1,000 mile journey

Former Miami University student Emil Churchin began his journey on Saturday, March 6, in the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race. View several videos of Churchin from the first day of the race. Full story

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Sexual assault cases follow protocol

Every so often a Miami University student will open their e-mail inbox to a crime alert. Although the alert seems simple enough, the road to putting out an alert can sometimes be tricky, especially those dealing with sexual assault. Miami has garnered attention as of late for an on-campus rape, two off-campus rapes and an assault in the shower of Richard Hall, all occurring within a 30-day period. Many students might be unfamiliar with these occurrences. According to Claire Wagner, associate director of university communications, some cases go unreported to the Miami community if the suspect has already been apprehended or if the community is not in danger. Full story

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Marijuana remains popular among students

When it comes to illegal drug abuse on campus, alcohol and marijuana are vastly more prevalent than any other drug. Three students, who wished to be known as Ryan, Danny and Tyler, have been involved in some way with drugs during their time at Miami University. Full story

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Group raises awareness of prescription pill-popping

Students who are generous about sharing their belongings with friends should certainly think twice before sharing something that could land them in jail. Sharing prescribed drugs with friends is illegal and can result in severe consequences. Full story