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Twenty Years Later: Who We Lost and What We’ve Become

September 13, 2021
Opinion

Robert Crohan/Staff Writer We often look back at prior decades as an ancient time. And rather interestingly, the 2000s feels older to our generation than the 1980s and 1990s. The worst terrorist attack in human history is now twenty years old. It was an assault on America, on freedom, on humanity, one that has moved […]

FIU Forensics Discusses Victim Identification and Recover Following 9/11

September 12, 2021
News

Diego Diaz / Assistant News Director September 11th, 2001, the day that changed the course of American history. A day which marks the loss of 2,977 American citizens, all of whom thought they would be returning home to their loved ones following the end of their shift. “Anybody who went to a hospital on 9/11 […]

Four impacts—thousands of memories

September 8, 2012
At the Bay, News

Eleven years have passed, but the memories haven’t. Sept. 11, 2001 marks the day the nation was scarred—around 3,000 people died and this in turn, robbed the nation of its sense of security.

Farinas ticket wins presidency by 0.8 percent

April 9, 2012

Presidential candidate Laura Farinas and her running mate Alex Castro won the student government presidency at the Modesto Maidique campus in an election that brought out almost the second largest student voter turnout in the State University System.

Santorum a viable candidate despite criticism

February 27, 2012

By: Joel Delgado / Staff Writer joel.delgado@fiusm.com The merry-go-round of Republican candidates taking hold of the spotlight has been dizzying with nearly a dozen different people holding front-runner status and nearly all of them falling from that distinction nearly as quickly as they have risen. Even so, the erratic ride may soon be coming to a stop, and weary Republican voters may have found their man. Rick Santorum is the latest Republican to emerge as the “anybody-but-Mitt Romney” candidate, and the timing of the “Santorum Surge” may just work to his advantage. With the field rapidly thinning, conservatives have very few others to look to, but they may not need to look any further. Santorum is possibly the best-equipped potential

september 11

Twenty Years Later: Who We Lost and What We’ve Become

FIU Forensics Discusses Victim Identification and Recover Following 9/11

Four impacts—thousands of memories

Farinas ticket wins presidency by 0.8 percent

Santorum a viable candidate despite criticism

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