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Yao Jin and Tom Mobley discuss the role of mentorship as artificial intelligence becomes increasingly common in the workplace.
Stephanie Byrd, an alum, said she learned a lot from her leadership roles at Miami.
Nathan French appeared in front of Associated Student Government (ASG) to talk about the University Senate. French spoke about the new House Bill 96, which limits the power of faculty senates at universities across the state. French also said he wanted to strengthen the connection between ASG and University Senate.
Speaker Morrissey addresses the senators regarding standing rules.
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As we enter deeper into the season of pumpkin spice and holiday-inspired family drama, internship applications are also upon us. These applications are a necessary evil; you can’t live with them, and you can’t live without them. Without further ado, here are some of the rejections (and acceptances) I’ve received during this time of panic and anxiety:
Miami University is working on revisions to the Miami Plan. Marko Dumančić and Elizabeth Wardle appeared as representatives from the University Senate to give a presentation on restructuring the Miami Plan, the set of core requirements all students must complete to graduate, at the Sept. 23 Associated Student Government (ASG) meeting. This restructuring involves understanding student sentiments toward the Miami Plan and collaborating with students to address issues or shortcomings.
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The Associated Student Government (ASG) convened for its first full body meeting on Sept. 16. During the meeting, ASG elected a new deputy secretary of the treasury, addressed student concerns, appointed new members to the Steering Committee and passed ASG’s internal operating budget (IOB).
It starts as something small: an insult, a slight shove or even a dispute over a parking spot. But, these small interactions can quickly snowball into a full-blown fight.
Miami University’s annual Suicide Prevention Week will be held Sept. 28 to Oct. 3. Here are some events to give students a strong, healthy start to the semester.
A professor asks a question. A sea of glazed stares looks back at him. There’s silence. Out of the despair, a hero emerges: a kid who will actually answer the freaking question. Here’s a day in the life of me, the girl who saves your sorry a**.
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The Oxford Farmer’s Market vendors are still putting the finishing touches on their stands at 8"45 a.m., but a line has already formed at the Bigham Artisan Bread and Pastry stall. By the time the market opens at 9 a.m., the number of patrons has grown, stretching toward the edge of the parking lot.
James Bigham sets up his stall early Saturday morning.
When my time slot to register for my sophomore year dorm finally arrived last semester, I was dismayed to see the limited number of rooms left. Worried that we would be left homeless if I didn’t act swiftly, I registered for a room in Stanton Hall on South Quad.
The line for Bigham’s baked goods often wraps around much of the market.