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Date	Title	Related Media
11/06/2009	La Jornada Latina (The Spanish Journal), October 23-29
	The City of Hamilton, partnering with the Miami Hamilton multicultural services office, began a training project for community leaders focusing on the shared interests and skills of minority groups who continually fight for a better quality of life for their communities or social organizations. Quotes Jimmie Jones (multicultural services office).
11/06/2009	Cincinnati Enquirer, Friday, Nov. 6
	Former Miami University President Phillip Shriver will be inducted into the Ohio Veterans Hall of Fame.
11/05/2009	JournalNews, Thursday, Nov. 5; Middletown Journal, Wednesday, Nov. 4
	Entomologist Richard E. Lee (zoology) will embark on a journey to Antarctica in January, and he invited a group of Pierce Elementary students to join the project via the Internet.
11/05/2009	Cincinnati Enquirer, Wednesday, Nov. 4
	Miami University will hold dedication ceremonies for the new Farmer School of Business building Saturday on the Oxford campus.
11/05/2009	JournalNews, Thursday, Nov. 5
	Several hundred Miami University students turned out for the first of two H1N1 flu mist vaccination clinics on Wednesday. Quotes students and Gail Walenga (student health services).
11/04/2009	Biology News Net, Monday, Nov. 2
	Thanks to a $3.1 million grant from the National Science Foundation, researchers from Miami University, University of Illinois, the Hawaii Agriculture Research Center and Texas A&M will study the papaya sex chromosomes and work to develop a papaya that produces only hermaphrodite offspring.
11/04/2009	CSP (Convenience Store/Petroleum) Daily News, Monday, Nov. 2
	Miami University, Ohio University and University of Akron are participating in a new cooperative purchasing arrangement for convenience-store products and saving money in the process.
11/04/2009	Cincinnati Enquirer, Tuesday, Nov. 3
	Story about in-home and assisted-living care options for Ohio seniors and disabled adults shrinking because of the state's smaller 2010-11 budget mentions reports from Miami's Scripps Gerontology Center.
11/04/2009	JournalNews and Pulse Journal, Tuesday, Nov. 3
	Miami University and the University of Cincinnati are teaming up to bring a seminar for adults age 50 and older to the Voice of American Learning Center. The topic is the Ohio Innocence Project. Quotes Nancy Hoffman (lifelong learning).
11/04/2009	JournalNews, Wednesday, Nov. 4
	Holocaust survivor Werner Coppel spoke about his experiences in World War II during a lecture at Miami University Middletown Nov. 3.
11/04/2009	Pulse Journal, Tuesday, Nov. 3
	Mount Pleasant Retirement Village in Monroe will host a lecture by Roaxanne Ornelas (geography/women's studies) about sacred lands.
11/03/2009	The Suburbanite, Monday, Nov. 2
	Phillip Shriver (president emeritus) is one of 20 veterans inducted into the Ohio Veterans Hall of Fame for 2009.
11/03/2009	Pulse-Journal, Monday, Nov. 2
	Miami University has received and will administer 2,400 doses of H1N1 Flu Mist vaccine this week to students who attend one of two clinics. Quotes Claire Wagner (news and public information) and Gail Walenga (student health services).
11/03/2009	Cincinnati Enquirer, Tuesday, Nov. 3
	Feature on Charlie Coles (head basketball coach) talks about his love of family, basketball and Miami.
11/02/2009	Business Courier (Cincinnati), Monday, Oct. 26
	Historian and author David McCullough will deliver the Jack R. Anderson Distinguished Lecture on Nov. 9, at Miami University's Farmer School of Business.
11/02/2009	Dayton Business Journal, Friday, Oct. 30
	Story about Miami working to cut another $7 million from its budget mentions what the school is doing to decrease costs and quotes Carol Hauser (human resources) and Cathy McVey (IT). Subscription needed to view entire article.
11/02/2009	Dayton Daily News and JournalNews, Monday, Nov. 2
	College drinking games have been the subject of warnings and bans this fall at U.S. college campuses due to H1N1 virus concerns. Quotes April Robles (Greek affairs).
11/02/2009	History News Network, Thursday, Oct. 22
	Article about the history of the U.S. health system quotes Melissa Thomasson (economics).
11/02/2009	Beacon Journal (Akron), Friday, Oct. 30
	Seventeen teams from 11 higher education institutions, including Miami, are competing to design a titanium pedestrian bridge in Akron.
11/02/2009	American School & University, Friday, Oct. 30
	Reprint from Cincinnati Enquirer story about Miami scaling back plans for a new student center.

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