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Bill banning mandatory GMO labeling limits consumers’ rights

July 27, 2015
Opinion, Student Thoughts

Maytinee Kramer / Contributing Writer opinion@fiusm.com We all have a right to know what goes into our food and how it’s been produced, and though there is no solid proof saying Genetically Modified Organisms have any harmful effects on human health, there isn’t solid proof that GMOs are better for us than untreated foods, […]

University gives employees merit-based increase in paycheck

October 8, 2013
News

“What the state legislature provided was two types of increases: An across-the-board $1,400 increase for anyone who makes $40,000 or less, or $1,000 if one earns more than $40,000,” said Cuesta-Gomez, director of Employee and Labor Relations. “The other is a bonus that’s [going] to be paid in June 2014 and that is a merit bonus.“

Letter to the Editor: Taking a stand with democracy

July 11, 2013
Opinion, Politics

Letter to the Editor: A response to "Take a stand with Sen. Wendy Davis," by Raul Carmine Camarca.

Bill to make student BOG representative governor-appointed

February 13, 2012
News

A Florida Senate bill to make the student member of the Florida Board of Governors a position appointed by the governor was approved by a higher education committee on Feb. 9.

Hubert Library starts out day with a blackout

November 30, 2011

Darkness falls upon Glen Hubert Library

legislature

Bill banning mandatory GMO labeling limits consumers’ rights

University gives employees merit-based increase in paycheck

Letter to the Editor: Taking a stand with democracy

Bill to make student BOG representative governor-appointed

Hubert Library starts out day with a blackout

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