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Whitney Wilson-Harris has a sticker on the back of her phone that reads, “Sometimes I walk, Sometimes I roll. Ambulatory Wheelchair User.” Photo provided by Whitney Wilson-Harris

Invisible disabilities: Living life as an ambulatory wheelchair user

"If you don’t already know me, you can’t even tell I’m disabled — aside from my limp and the fact I have a handicap placard. When I am not using any of my mobility devices, the only sign of my disability is my oversized purse, which is necessary to carry all the medications and other supplies that I need when I am out and about."


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Miami University seniors will graduate on May 16, at 10:30 a.m.
OPINION

The myth of feeling ready

"I used to think of life as a blank sheet of paper — patiently, it waited for me to fill it, but the first word hung hesitantly on the tip of my pen. I tore out the page, crumpled it into my palm and began again."


Kenzi Perkins is an Opinion writer for The Miami Student. Photo provided by Kenzi Perkins
OPINION

Meet the Columnist: Kenzi Perkins

"I enjoy digging into the inner workings of Miami University and the college experience as a whole. I think it is vitally important to understand everything about Miami so you can get the most out of your time here, and I like to help my fellow students do just that."


A Burger King food court restaurant. Photo from Wikimedia Commons.
OPINION

Burger King’s new AI headsets are dystopian

"All of this surveillance tries to force an underpaid service worker to be better, to pretend to be happy for the customers. Smiling for the cameras so that “Patty” doesn’t report them for being 'unfriendly.' It could almost be funny, if it wasn’t so dystopian."


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