Mastering one thing is better than being average at many things
By Staff Writer | February 17, 2015By Brian Robben, For The Miami Student
By Brian Robben, For The Miami Student
Milam's Musings
The following piece, written by the editorial editors, reflects the majority opinion of the editorial board.
By Emily Westerfield, For The Miami Student
Madeleine's Matters
In reference to the effects of Greek Life at Miami, the more resonating notions proposed by The Editorial Board seemed to be in regards to identity: how first-years' clean identity slates are "crushed" by Greek Life. The piece assumes a more unified campus would be the result of scrapping unnecessary Greek organizations altogether.
I am a second semester senior at Miami, and up until about a week ago, I was in a sorority. Full disclosure: I haven't gone through the complete deactivation process, so I have yet to "officially" join the ranks of Miami's GDIs.
By Katie Taylor, Editor in Chief
The following piece, written by the editorial editors, reflects the majority opinion of the editorial board.
By Steve Beynon, For The Miami Student
By Carly Berndt, For The Miami Student
By Eric Kettinger
Milam's Musings
The following piece, written by the editorial editors, reflects the majority opinion of the editorial board.
By David Shoemaker
Andrew's Assessments
I remember the first conversation we ever had at Phi Sigma Pi's speed dating recruitment event. We talked about her passion for the environment. Traveling to Africa. The woes of having untamable, frizzy hair.