Miami Student

Friday, August 31, 2007

Front Page

• Hodge approves smoke-free campuses
• 2 parties on campus: College Dems, Republicans prepare for election '08
• Jungle Jim's receives Cintas award for clean, innovative restrooms

Campus

• Campaign strives for $500 million goal
• Tri Delta national headquarters responds to ABC series
• Diversity affairs expands faculty mentoring program
• World's largest published book now on display at King Library
• Howe Writing Center sponsors human rights essay contest
• Access Initiative welcomes first class
• Dorms use new alcohol education techniques
• VP of student affairs plans for retirement after 25 years
• MU receives high national rankings, despite controversy in assessment

Community

• Dispute over Wendy's continues
• OPD warns students of frequent bike theft
• Oxford ranks No. 4 in top retirement towns
• Police briefs
• Tally welcomes new transportation system

Features

• Keeping it pretty

Sports

• Freshmen adjust to NCAA football
• Murphy, RedHawks run over Ball State
• Let players earn credit for sports
• Young soccer team prepares for tough season

Editorials

• Campus-wide smoking ban infringes on rights
• Much work still remains
• Letters to the editor

OpEd Page

• A 5th year? Not a Yahtzee
• World Bank, IMF leadership must be appointed
• Future president must measure up to higher standard

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