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Valentine’s Day is here, and in the spirit of the holiday, we at The Miami Student have decided to share some relationships in the media that we love to love.
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Spring has sprung in Oxford; gone are the days of gray skies and frigid temperatures. It’s time for the season of new beginnings (and darties), which means you need to freshen up your playlist.
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A new year means a plethora of new media: albums, films, shows, books and more. TMS’s entertainment section has compiled a list of what we’re looking forward to this year. Go ahead and give it a read, you may find something to get excited about.
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From “Scream,” to “A Nightmare on Elm Street” to “Child’s Play,” horror movies that evolve into franchises are nothing new. Many people tend to watch the second installment of a franchise, but often forget or don’t know about any films past that.
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From the ever-present squirrels and deer on campus to the more elusive foxes, herons and even bobcats found in the natural areas, Miami University and Oxford have a diversity of species to be spotted. Add to that the beautiful landscape of Bachelor Pond or the calming waters of Four Mile Creek, and the urge to explore is insatiable.
The following story, “Muppet president garners support” originally ran on the editorials page of the Sept. 16, 1980, edition of The Miami Student. Check out the full issue at the end of the story.
The start of a new season brings us a plethora of media to consume.
As summer comes to an end, a new school year begins.
Tim Carlin (’22)
The year isn’t over, and The Miami Student has already won 17 awards for their work ranging from the fall semester of 2021 to all of 2022.
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The sun had not yet risen over Talawanda High School, but Butler County residents were already at the voting booths for Election Day on Nov. 8.
Each year, media companies compete to outdo one another with various holiday-centered movies and shows.
Oftentimes the decisions our staff makes in regards to content can be confusing or ambiguous. We have decided to help explain some of the processes we took in forming “‘Resign.’: How Jason Osborne’s tenure as Miami’s provost came to an end.”
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