I remember the moment I decided to become a journalist. It was in December of my senior year of high school, and I was driving to the library. Or maybe the bank. Wherever it was it was somewhere close, but my 10 minute drive turned into a meandering 30. It was raining, as it does on most of my favorite days.
Before I made the decision to pack up my life and come down to school in the soyfields of Southwest Ohio, I lived in Michigan, like so many other students here.
Tomi Lahren has been permanently suspended from Glenn Beck's "The Blaze." On March 17, the fiery conservative appeared on ABC's "The View," announcing her support of abortion rights. During the show, Lahren proclaimed, "You know what? I'm for limited government, so stay out of my guns, and you can stay out of my body as well"
Two of the more-than-two consequences that comes with being a College of Arts and Sciences student at Miami that I have learned to accept are: 1) people will probably assume you are a Farmer student and 2) people will probably wonder why you are not a Farmer student. Though I do not why this is, CAS students tend to get overshadowed by the intersection of Patterson and High.
S.G. Alexander, Associate Professor of Physics
Yesterday, the Oxford Police Department released a warning to residents about a possible "particularly dangerous" batch of cocaine out on the streets. This announcement comes in the wake of the deaths of two non-student residents of Oxford, a man and a woman both in their twenties, found dead on Saturday. The exact cause of death, police said, will not be determined for several weeks until the toxicology tests come back, but cocaine use is suspected cause in both cases.
To the editor:
Dear Angela,
The following piece, written by the editorial editors, reflects the majority opinion of the editorial board.
The following piece, written by the editorial editors, reflects the majority opinion of the editorial board.
I knew I was going to have to wake up in the middle of the night, miss the red carpet interviews and settle for a blown-out image through FaceTime if I wanted to watch the Oscars.
Few issues earn as much ire on Miami's campus as the meal plan. The hours for dining halls are bizarre and unwieldy. Buffet swipes disappear after each semester. The Diplomat Discount, giving 33 percent off every declining balance purchase, is gone.
The following piece, written by the editorial editors, reflects the majority opinion of the editorial board.
Within the month of February, there had been five reported sexual assaults on Miami University's campus. They occurred off-campus and on-campus, leaving many students and faculty to question why the number of assaults have increased in this past month. However, Miami is not alone in these attacks.
