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Senior Romario Guscott’s goal gave LIU-Brooklyn its sixth consecutive win last Friday, just two days after the program was thrown into upheaval over the announcement of its merging with the Division II program at LIU-Post. Photo courtesy of LIU-Brooklyn Athletics

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TRINITY PARK PROPOSED FOR RENOVATION SO THAT PUBLIC CAN ENJOY FULL ACCESS

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