Miami Student

Friday, September 7, 2007

Front Page

• President Hodge delivers annual address
• Miami issues 2 crime alerts during 3rd week of classes
• Appeals court dismisses Brinkman's benefits case

Campus

• Miami plays host to Strickland
• Student lab brings updated technology to campus
• Speaker discusses Islam's presence in African culture
• Collegiate Readership Program sees funding renewal for '07-'08
• Regional campuses hope to offer new bachelor degree program
• Secular Students of Miami provides contrast to traditional religious groups
• ASG plans for senate election with new off-campus districts
• MU breaks ground for future learning center in West Chester
• Faculty plan meal, speakers for religious months

Community

• OPD issues charges for car thefts
• Miami, Oxford reflect on house party safety
• Strickland outlines new state energy program
• Police briefs
• Uptown fighting has no effect on business
• Cincinnati ranks 3rd in poverty among major cities nationwide

Features

• Rewriting at waffle house

Sports

• MU football prepares for Big Ten clash
• Beer sales may attract more fans
• Volleyball takes experience into 2007 season

Editorials

• Brinkman should give up, accept dismissed lawsuit
• President Hodge's annual address leaves much hazy
• Letters to the editor

OpEd Page

• Driving digital dreams
• Iraq: U.S. military pullout coming sooner than later?
• Effective funding management key for NCLB policy

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