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Op-Ed: Could Quirks of U.S. Succession Law Lead to a President Blinken?
CNN Images Eli Levsky The 2024 Presidential election is mere days away, and pundits across the spectrum expect a highly contested and contentious result. With razor-thin polls this cycle, anything is possible in this election, including the possibility that congressional… Read more
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What is the Future of the Two-Party System? Former Congresswomen Weigh In
Caroline Babbitt On October 16, 2024, JANUS held their latest event titled: “Is the Party Over? The Future of the Political Parties After the 2024 Elections”, featuring former U.S. congresswomen Stephanie Murphy and Susan Brooks. The JANUS Forum, sponsored by… Read more
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“The Cold Hard Truth”: Kevin O’Leary’s Advice to Aspiring Entrepreneurs
Austin Strykowski On October 1, 2024, Kevin O’Leary came to Miami University’s Millett Hall as part of the Anderson Distinguished Lecture Series of the Farmer School of Business. He titled his lecture “The Cold Hard Truth” as he spoke about… Read more
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Op-Ed: “They’re Eating the Dogs” Was Not The Most Extreme Thing Said During the Trump vs. Harris Debate
Note: Op-Eds represent the opinions of individual contributors and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of Miami Political Review as a whole. Image Credit: Saul Loeb, Getty Images Meredith Perkins On September 10, Donald Trump and Kamala Harris met for… Read more
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What I Wish My Family, Culture, and Friends Told Me About Srebrenica: A Macedonian Woman’s Perspective on Exile, Massacre, and Multi-Ethnic Tolerance
Anastasija Mladenovska I was born in 2003 in Kumanovo, the third largest town in suburban Macedonia, a 30 minute drive away from the Serbian border. Our dialect, heavily influenced by Serbian, is almost indistinguishable from the mannerisms spoken in many… Read more
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Art and Politics at the 2024 Venice Biennale
Annabel DeChant Earlier this summer, I studied abroad in Venice, taking classes on art history. One of the classes focused on the Venice Biennale, and a major part of the course was visiting the 2024 Venice Biennale, which is currently… Read more
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