Next on the Chopping Block: Miami. Oh.  (copy-pasted this intro
from the old site:    This week's victim (or not): Miami
University.  Where: Oxford, Ohio. You've probably heard of
Oxford in relation to Miami, and probably never heard of it for
any other reason. That's because essentially, uh, it's all they
got. The town was founded in 1809, same year as the college, and
has 21,000 residents, including school students, and, uh, 14,000
students attend the school's Oxford campus.So. It's basically a
school.   Size: As noted, 14,206 students (approximately 1.72
Northwesterns) attend the Oxford campus, but an additional 4,000
go to branches of the school elsewhere in Ohio, and 150 or so go
to a weird branch of the school in Luxembourg, bringing the full
count to 18,863, or 2.3 Northwesterns.  Stadium: Currently, the
RedHawks play at Yager Stadium, a soulless lump of bleachers
built in 1983 to replace Miami Field, the second-oldest college
football stadium in the nation, built in 1896 that seated about
8,000. Of co