I don't know if any editor read Mr. O'Hare's editorial before it was printed, but it sure doesn't look like it. [read more]

   If all that matters is the result, then the women's basketball team should be happy to have left Albany with a win. [read more]

In the article "Slapshots from Rick Martin" dated Friday, Nov. 30 Lee Coppola's name was spelled incorrectly as Lee Cappola. [read more]

   Grade policy changes, the update of the Student Information System (SIS) and changes to UB's cap and gowns were discussed at last Tuesday's Faculty Senate Executive Committee Meeting. [read more]

   Some students may find that entering college is a completely different experience than living at home. The newfound independence may be something that they have never experienced before, which may then make returning home and getting re-accustomed to family life a challenge. [read more]

   In an interview with The Spectrum, Student Association (SA) Treasurer and junior accounting major John Martin discussed SA's expenditures for the Fall 2007 semester and hinted at Spring Fest acts to come in the spring. [read more]

   I am writing in regards to the recent article published in The Spectrum (MyTurn: "Current events match Bible prophecies: Russia and Israel.") It is difficult to tell, at first glance, whether the article is presented as fact or opinion. As a result, I was shocked to see the article in The Spectrum, which I did not believe to be a forum for allowing bizarre biblical interpretation to be presented in a format where it could easily be mistaken as fact. [read more]

   Moving from a vicious drug dealer to an ambitious college professor in only two month's time, Denzel Washington fans have no reason to worry. [read more]

   Rome, Italy native and wireless sensor network expert Tommaso Melodia joined the UB faculty as an assistant professor in the Department of Electrical Engineering this semester. [read more]

   The old adage that "practice makes perfect" applies to most everything in life, but the men's collegiate basketball team may be the exception to the rule. [read more]

   Anyone whose seen the columns on Baird Point might want to view the work of internationally recognized artist Shelley Niro in the Shelley Niro: Outside the Columns exhibition at the CFA art gallery. [read more]

No upcoming Games [read more]

Women's Basketball [read more]

Football team to visit Jewish Community Center [read more]

   On Saturday night, an off-duty Buffalo Police officer allegedly sexually assaulted a UB student. The assaulted woman, a 19-year-old undergraduate student, reports that the officer, age 37, forced oral sex upon the student after stopping at his apartment en route to her home. [read more]

   The not-so-wonderful time of the year when millions of college students stress about finals has jingled into motion. With the semester at its end, many are looking forward to getting rid of their textbooks to earn some extra cash as they begin their winter break. Students have a lot of options when it comes to selling back their books, and with careful considerations, students can get a little more dough for their old texts. [read more]

   The University Police had the time to pull me over last night for going into the wrong entrance on South Campus, so my question is: Why don't they have the time to find my stolen toaster? [read more]

The Crystal Bulls are a fabricated award ceremony celebrating the University at Buffalo athletics department. The acceptance speeches are completely fictitious. [read more]

The 1921 Tulsa Race Riot was one of the worst riots in history. The bloody incident is imprinted in the history of Tulsa, Oklahoma, and left thousands to face the aftermath of the racial violence. [read more]

   At approximately 5 p.m. on Wednesday night, police arrived on the scene of a UB Stampede bus that had charged into the Commons when it was left unattended. The driver was on a brief break in the bathroom break. [read more]