Florida International University News

Two opportunities to see "Ragtime," the MTSU School of Music's presentation of the Tony Award-winning musical, and the Blue Raiders' home game against Florida International University are highlights of the Nov.

Murfreesboro Police Chief Glenn Chrisman will promote six officers to the rank of sergeant to help carry out a plan to oversee officers responding to calls on the east and west sides of the city starting in February.

ROTARACT, an MTSU student organization, will hold a food drive at the tailgating event on campus for Saturday's football game against Florida International University.

A Florida International University music professor has made it to the big time. Orlando Jacinto Garcia, who teaches theory and composition,has been nominated for a 2009 Latin Grammy Award in the Best Classical Contemporary Composition category.

When former Lt. Gov. Frank Brogan became the state university system's chancellor three months ago, he faced an imposing list of financial and political problems.

David and Danielle Loevin bought a three-bedroom, two-bath home at 118 Neptune Dr.

Wilson Miller, investigator with the Public Defenders Office, on Thursday, Sept.

Your novels, all the way through Mystic River, were set in the Boston area, and for some of that time you were attending Florida International University's Creative Writing Program in Miami.

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One of the joys of riding a motorcycle is the freedom that comes with that form of travel.

When the government releases third quarter growth figures Thursday, they are expected to show the U.S. economy is awakening from its deepest slumber since World War II.

Wikipedia describes ACORN corruption exposer Hannah Giles as "a key player in the ACORN 2009 undercover videos controversy," "a 20 year old journalism student who became interested in what she describes as 'exposing social injustice and abuse of power' when she attended a conference in Washington, D.C. in 2007," a journalism student at Florida ...

Early results from a poll due out Friday about the Miami mayoral race show Commissioner Tomas Regalado with a solid lead over Commissioner Joe Sanchez among older Cuban-American voters.

King High School Algebra 1 teacher Paul Rodriguez works out a problem with students Dystina Davila, 15, and Anthony Martinez, 16, on Tuesday as co-teacher, Monica Cano, helps other students during class.

Despite the opening of four new medical schools and the expansion of at least a dozen others, applications to American medical schools inched up just 0.1 percent this year, according to data released today by the Association of American Medical Colleges.

M.C. Mirrow has posted on SSRN his essay entitled Coke's Advice on Executing Wills of Land , Florida International University Legal Studies Research Paper No.

Dr. Pedro Jose Greer stands in a cool, dim operating room at Miami's Mercy Hospital, looking at a glowing image of a patient's digestive system on a flat-screen TV.

Call 954-525-3456, or visit fliff.com . The rationale behind Lessons From South Africa is something like this: Lots of people in both Miami and South Africa have AIDS, but in South Africa, people are doing a lot more to address the problem.

Woman time now - Jamaican scientist Patricia Deleon aims to inspire females - Credits island's education sector for award from Obama As Jamaica celebrates its national heroes and other outstanding achievers today, a top scientist from the island, Dr Patricia Deleon, is urging more women to step forward and be major decision makers in the hallways ...