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King Library offers a wide variety of LGBTQ+ books.

Talawanda School District is not indoctrinating your children

"Teaching children from an early age about the concept of same-sex attraction is important for two reasons: students who later identify as LGBTQ+ will understand their identity and feel less alone, and students who are not LGBTQ+ will be able to empathize with their peers who are."


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 (from left to right) Taylor Powers, Stella Powers, Shannon Mahoney and Sarah Frosch attended "The Rocky Horror Show" at The Carnegie on Oct. 31.
OPINION

‘The Rocky Horror Picture Show:’ The performance worth waiting a year for

Last year, two other The Miami Student staff members and I bought tickets to see an 11:59 p.m. Halloween showing of “The Rocky Horror Show” — a live, theatrical, interactive performance of the 1975 cult classic “The Rocky Horror Picture Show” — at The Carnegie in Covington, Kentucky. However, we didn’t think to double-check the date, and we ended up arriving a whole year early.This year, we were committed to making the most out of the night. Driving through pitch-black at 10 p.m. on Halloween night, singing our hearts out to keep us awake, we all hoped that the show would be worth our effort.Let me tell you, it was.


Grubhub robots sit lined up outside Bell Tower Commons.
OPINION

What we can learn from Grubhub robots

"Grubhub robots, the colloquial name for Starship delivery units, are no different and have unintentionally become a part of campus culture at Miami University. But what lessons can we take away from Grubhub robots other than food?"


A Starbucks employee adds another drink to an full pickup counter.
OPINION

A bitter ‘first sip feeling’

"Even if you are not a consumer of Starbucks coffee, this is a reality check to think twice about the corporations you support and the greater implications this has on the world around you. Our culture of consumption has led to disassociation and neglect of what is happening in the world around us."


OPINION

Ohio can’t afford a patchwork of gun laws

"Fragmented local gun laws may feel empowering to city leaders, but they create confusion for residents, extra burdens for law enforcement and instability for the courts. Most importantly, they threaten to turn fundamental rights into privileges that vary by zip code."


Designed by university architect emeritus Robert Keller, the Tribute acknowledges nearly 8,000 alumni who have served and 279 killed in action or missing in action.
OPINION

Ohio's unknown soldiers

"I shared with Gary some of my Vietnam story with the 101st Airborne Division in 1969 and 1970, and I then asked him to share some of his WWII experiences. He disappeared into another room and came back and sat down with a manuscript."


A student retrieves their food from the ghost kitchen at Bell Tower.
OPINION

Bell Tower is a dystopian nightmare

"GrubHub is completely distanced from the user and does not provide any direct methods of remediating an issue. Have a problem with an order? You can’t talk to a cashier, but you can report an issue in the app; maybe a chatbot or worker in a third-world country will get back to you."


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