MU optimistic about admissions for '08
Although concrete admissions numbers for the class of 2012 are not yet available, Director of Admissions Laurie Koehler believes that enrollment is on track to reach the target goal of 3,450 students.
According to Koehler, May 1 was the national deadline for potential first-year students to submit a confirmation to their school of choice.…
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Former MU employee awaits court hearing, faces 2 charges
A former Miami University employee is in jail for burglary and receiving stolen property, awaiting a competency hearing June 22.
Andrew K. Sizemore, who previously worked for Miami Information Technology (IT) Services, has been indicted on 10 counts and is being held on a $50,000 bail.…
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Hodge responds 'not now' to living wage proposal
In the spring of 2007, members and supporters of campus group Students for Staff (SFS) literally joined hands, shuffling into Roudebush Hall to present Miami University President David Hodge with a letter.
That letter was a formal request for President Hodge's support of a "living wage" policy for Miami staff and employees.…
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City starts to see effects of OPD anti-drug initiative
With a substantial amount of search warrants served by the Oxford Police Department (OPD) this semester, some Miami University students have been faced with some tough decisions about their future.
According to Sgt. Jim Squance of the OPD, there have been 125 drug-related citations and more than 20 search warrants served since February.…
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CampusMU partners with local colleges Obtaining a bachelor's degree may soon become a possibility for more people in the Cincinnati area. At the April 25 meeting of the Miami University Board of Trustees, trustees approved a new bachelor's degree in Integrative Studies (BIS) that will be the result of collaboration between Miami, Sinclair Community College and Cincinnati State Technical and Community College.
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Community
McCullough-Hyde Hospital is giving the community an opportunity to learn more about its new Ross Medical Center, which opened February 12 and was financed with hospital profits. Ross Township is a small city outside the city of Hamilton and is about 15 miles from Oxford.
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Sports
After just falling short at Eastern Kentucky University Tuesday, Miami University men's baseball team rebounded with a 14-6 thumping of the Turtles the very next day. Led by junior standout Jordan Petraitis and freshman Kyle Weldon, the 'Hawks used their bats to silence the competition. Sports Page |
OpEd PageGoodbye and good luck I keep what I call a "Moment of the Day" journal. My friend Tim, who graduated from Miami University last May, gave me my first after I graduated from high school. I'm facing the end of my second little journal now and I know I'll need to purchase my third soon.
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