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Late rally keeps Championship hopes alive as Panthers win 4-3 over Troy

It was a match that tested the will of the FIU Panthers. The fourth seeded Panthers (6-14) played themselves into an early 0-3 hole, but rallied back and clinched a 4-3 contest against the seventh seeded Troy Trojans (11-10) in the quarterfinals of the 2012 Sun Belt Conference Tournament on April 20.

Coach downplays upcoming SBC Tournament

After finishing the season losing five out of their last five events, tennis head coach Melissa Applebaum-Dallau has gotten practice underway in preparation for the Sun Belt Conference Tournament.

Losing streak up to three after home loss to Brown

The FIU Panthers dropped their 3rd straight home loss this Friday in the hands of the No. 49 Brown University Bears, losing 6-1, sinking to a 5-13 overall record for the 2012 season.

BORDERLESS WITH BROOKLYN: NDAA attacks civil rights, disregards constitution

On December 31, 2011, as President Barack Obama signed the National Defense Authorization Act into law, America experienced a collective deja vu; an overreaching, unconstitutional piece of legislation was being enacted a la Bush circa 2001. Our current President, whose ideology during election time seemed almost antithetical to that of former President George W. Bush’s, signed a law that not only has the potential to threaten constitutional rights, but actively disregards them entirely.
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