Terrorism has no religion and no race
Image by Rhonda Berglas via Flickr Meghan Maclaren | Contributing Writer opinion@fiusm.com Rest in peace to the three Muslim students shot dead near Chapel Hill, North Carolina…
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The freedoms we give up for security
Contributing writer Moises Fuertes believes that whistleblower Edward Snowden is not a traitor, but a hero.
Academ for Advance Academics, new opportunity for high school students
FIU students need not be surprised if they find that some of their classmates look a little on the young side.This semester, 13 high school students from Alonzo and Tracy Mourning High School, a school just around the corner from BBC, began participating in the Academy for Advanced Studies, a program that allows them to take college courses while finishing high school.
ECON WITH NEDA: Money management course is essential
Understanding the concept of saving and applying this principle to one’s lifestyle is a common struggle, especially amongst college students. Creating a financial plan is not the most desirable practice for most incoming freshmen, let alone the most considered. To help students understand the necessity of financial planning and developing a saving habit, I think that a course specializing in managing personal finances should be part of the University Core Curriculum.