Long Island University News

Title: CHRISTIANITY'S EARLY DAYS DEBATED BY SCIENTISTS Da Vinci Code fans may thrill to dark conspiracies surrounding the secret history of early Christianity, but how many know about the real scholarly debate surrounding the young church? Even without a sleuthing Harvard "symboligist" involved, scholars have found plenty of intrigue in how early ...

CORTLAND - Junior Allie Borrelli scored off a pass in front from Kristen Powers with less than two minutes left in the fourth overtime, giving Greece Arcadia a 3-2 thrilling comeback win over Section II's Burnt Hills in today's Class A state soccer semifinals at SUNY Cortland.

Diane Raso and Jerrod Demers are engaged to marry in 2011. The bride-to-be is the daughter of Michael and Marianne Raso of Stamford, and a graduate of Stamford Central School.

Four teams of four students will test their accounting knowledge during the second Long Island Accounting Challenge sponsored by Margolin, Winer & Evens.

A network of volunteers and service organizations were represented at the United Methodist Church on the first Friday in November, preparing for the opening of Maureen's Haven, a temporary homeless shelter, in East Hampton.

Remnants of Tropical Storm Ida pounded the East Coast on Friday, flooding coastal areas in New Jersey after slamming the Carolinas and Virginia.

By Wellington C Ramos Since the Garinagu people fled Honduras in the 1800s and landed on the shores of Dangriga Town with the leadership of their mentors Elijio Bennni and Satulle on the 19th November 1832, they have been celebrating this day which is a public and bank holiday in Belize.

Bone-tired but grinning, Peter Wenczel and his son Ben eased their 26-foot work boat toward the dock here one recent afternoon, its deck piled high with bags of scallops .

Having been turned in on an anonymous complaint - apparently from a group of commercial radio stations in the area - Long Island University will pay $24,000 and adopt a compliance plan in order to settle an FCC investigation.

ELMWOOD PARKa 'The New Jersey City University womena TMs bowling team, ranked #8 nationally among Division I, II and III institutions, opened its 10th season on Friday evening, posting a 3-2 record overall while placing fifth overall on day one of the FDU Knights Fall Invite at Parkway Lanes.

The 1935-36 Long Island University men's basketball team. For years, the men said nothing at all.

Address of business: Jacqueline Duboys and Sheryl Marcus defy the myth that best friends can't successfully work together, much less own a business.

The Bronx man accused of driving drunk and nearly severing a Pelham teen's leg 14 months ago pleaded guilty today to all charges after months of plea bargaining.

Wanted: curious, hardworking University of Maine students to spend 10 weeks seeing the world from the decks of a schooner.

Udhagamandalam: Students should strive to cultivate leadership qualities, Vice-Chancellor of JSS University B. Suresh said here on Saturday.

Quit and Win will prepare those who want to quit smoking on Nov. 19, the American Cancer Society's Great American Smokeout Day.

Internal Revenue Service employees are often thought of as mild-mannered accountant types .

Quintiles Consulting today announced three key appointments in its US Regulatory and Quality consulting practice.

Police mug shot of Darren Lynch. Opening arguments began Tuesday afternoon in the murder trial of a Queens man charged with killing two men over a drug deal gone bad, then chopping up their bodies and burying them in Coram in 2008.

Artist, teacher and advocate of the arts, Frank Olt, to be honored. HUNTINGTON, NY.- On December 5, 2009 from 6 p.m. to 8:30 p.m., The Heckscher Museum of Art will offer guests attending its annual benefit and live art auction being held in the Museum the opportunity to purchase works of art by many prominent artists, among them Helen ...