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From left to right: Mike Curme, Ben Spilman, Pam Collins, John Detherage, John Jones, Doug Elliott, Mike Smith and Ceili Doyle.
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TMS-hosted 'City Matters' forum talks alcohol, hazing

By Julia Arwine | February 27, 2018

Last Wednesday, The Miami Student hosted a public safety forum, City Matters, which was attended by Oxford and Miami officials. The event was moderated by assistant news editor Ceil\0x03AF Doyle and editor-in-chief Emily Williams. It covered topics including the Good Samaritan policy, recent hazing allegations against Miami fraternities and town-gown relations in Oxford.

Noel at the Not In Our Town meeting.
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NIOT leaders start to organize initiative

By Ceili Doyle | February 27, 2018

Oxford's Senior Citizens building was open briefly on Sunday afternoon, a rarity for the center, which is usually closed on the weekends. Inside the main room, long tables were pushed together and latecomers sat in circular tables in the back.

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The story behind the story

By Emily Simanskis | February 27, 2018

You've probably seen it -- the CNN video of a mother hoarsely screaming into the camera, begging President Trump to do something about last week's school shooting.

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Miami responds to paternity leave lawsuit

By Jack Evans | February 20, 2018

Answering a lawsuit filed in December, Miami University broadly denies allegations that the school forced former strength and conditioning coach Paul Harker out of a job after he took federally-protected paternity leave.

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Intercultural group improves cultural competency

By Laura Fitzgerald | February 20, 2018

On Wednesday afternoons, part of the Health Services building turns into a temporary hub for students from all different backgrounds to share foods from their cultures while Fred Shueh makes bubble tea. Some days just a few students come to the meeting, while other days, as many as ten gather to share their stories and hear from others.

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ASG fills eight senate seats with special elections

By Andrew Tilbe | February 20, 2018

Miami students will see eight new representatives speaking on their behalf in the Miami University Associated Student Government (ASG). The current board elected eight new Senators in a series of special elections in its Tuesday Feb. 13 session in 304 Harrison Hall.

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Miami sees record number of Fulbright semifinalists

By Kierra Sondereker | February 13, 2018

Ali Preissing was sitting in a quiet library in Italy when she got the news. In the midst of studying for her J-Term exams, the email pinging in her inbox told her that all her hard work was beginning to pay off. She was a semifinalist for the Fulbright U.S. Student Program.

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Miami heads 'Into the Ivy'

By Halie Barger | February 13, 2018

With nearly 3,000 tickets sold, around 3,500 people will flock to Millett Hall Saturday evening for Miami University's tri-annual Charter Day Ball.

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