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Wes Payne

Wes Payne

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Co-Host, LINUX Unplugged

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  • ‘Every swimmer dreams of representing their country’: Miami first-year to compete at 2023 Parapan American Games

    By Wes Payne| The Miami Student Verified Most 3-year-olds spend their time learning colors and shapes, participating in sports their parents placed them in and just learning to count. When Miami University first-year biochemistry major Carson Bruner was three years old, he fought for his life. Bruner was diagnosed with , a rare bacterial infection that destroys tissue under the skin and travels through the bloodstream, causing necrosis in the muscles.

    By Wes Payne · The Miami Student

    Nov. 04, 2023

  • RedHawks softball wins one, drops two at Miami Invitational

    By Wes Payne| The Miami Student Verified Miami University softball had an up and down weekend hosting the Miami Invitational, winning one game but dropping two. The weekend saw the RedHawks (24-16, 11-6 Mid-American Conference) suffer a loss to Louisville in Kentucky on Friday, grab a win against Oakland on Saturday and drop a highly anticipated matchup with No. 1 Oklahoma later that night. Friday The RedHawks opened their weekend in Louisville against the University of Louisville Cardinals.

    By Wes Payne · The Miami Student

    Mar. 09, 2023

  • ‘Every swimmer dreams of representing their country’: Miami first-year to compete at 2023 Parapan American Games

    By Wes Payne| The Miami Student Verified Most 3-year-olds spend their time learning colors and shapes, participating in sports their parents placed them in and just learning to count. When Miami University first-year biochemistry major Carson Bruner was three years old, he fought for his life. Bruner was diagnosed with , a rare bacterial infection that destroys tissue under the skin and travels through the bloodstream, causing necrosis in the muscles.

    By Wes Payne · The Miami Student

    Nov. 04, 2023

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LINUX Unplugged