Cincinnati, OH. July 14, 1970. [read more]

   For the sixth time in their last seven meetings, the Buffalo Bulls defeated the Northern Illinois Huskies on Tuesday night. Buffalo used spurts of 8, 12, and 15-point runs to cruise to a 89-81 victory. [read more]

   The women's basketball team bounced back from consecutive Mid-American Conference losses with a win over the Ball State Cardinals on Sunday. The Bulls (11-10, 4-4 MAC) trounced the Cardinals (9-12, 5-3 MAC) 73-62. [read more]

   Over the weekend, the Buffalo indoor track and field teams stampeded into University Park, PA looking for a victorious showing in the Sykes-Sabock Challenge, hosted by the Penn State Nittany Lions. [read more]

   US Sens. Hillary Clinton and John McCain are the winners of the New York State Closed Primary Election held Tuesday, Feb. 5. Voting began at 5:30 a.m. and ended at 9 p.m. on campus. [read more]

   Black students were forced to sit apart from their peers when the Student Union Lobby was transformed into a café run in accordance with Jim Crow Laws, which were enforced in the US between 1876 and 1965. [read more]

   Fans of pirates, bright colors, and psychedelic electronica can finally rejoice. [read more]

   UB Provost Satish K. Tripathi discussed the University's development and the implementation of UB 2020 plans at the Faculty Senate Executive Committee meeting this past Tuesday. [read more]

(In response to "Hate is a sin too," Jan. 25) I could not have said it any better myself. As a Christian, I am disappointed & disgusted by other Christians who promote hate of people groups. God has called us to love all our brothers and sisters, whether or not we agree with their choices. Thank you for writing this piece! [read more]

   Quantico, Virginia: it's anything but the typical summer vacation destination. Every summer, a handful of UB undergrads along with other students from Western New York will head off to Platoon Leaders Class to jump-start their military careers. [read more]

   State lawmakers in Jackson, Mississippi have proposed a bill preventing obese people from eating at restaurants, according to The Associated Press. Criteria for determination are yet to be decided. [read more]

   If records are meant to be broken, then sophomore diver Meili Carpenter has completely bought into that philosophy. Two weeks ago, Carpenter set the school record of 333.08 points on the three-meter board (six dives) against Niagara. Saturday, against Mid-American Conference rival Bowling Green, she again broke her personal best in that event, with 336.10 points. Carpenter also won the one-meter diving event with a score of 272.00 points. [read more]

   Don Kassing, president of San Jose State University, supports banning blood drives from the campus. The university bowed to pressure from gay rights groups who say the blood drives are discriminatory, according to The Chronicle of Higher Education. [read more]

Wednesday

3.Feb. 3 [read more]

Buffalo to Host Youngstown State in 2008 O'Reilly ESPNU BracketBusters [read more]

You, Me and Everyone We Know - Party for the Grown and Sexy, GARRETT CARLSON [read more]

   Last month, the Galleria Mall proved that what goes around, comes around. The mall recently debuted The Melting Pot, a contemporary restaurant specializing in fondue. While fondue is best known as a popular fad of the seventies, The Melting Pot has taken the classic fondues of the flower-child generation and revamped them in a chic, avant-garde atmosphere. [read more]

   UB researchers have found that Celebrex, a popular drug that relieves the pain and stiffness associated with osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis, can induce irregular heartbeat rhythms. [read more]

   An investigation is pending after a UB student reported being assaulted during an off-campus party at 82 Merrimac Street on Feb. 1 at around 11:30 p.m. [read more]

   A UB student strolls through the mall, hot on the trail of a new pair of shoes. The perfect pair sits in a display window. No cash? No problem. The solution is plastic. As the student strolls away with their newest purchase, in a far off computer system, a monthly balance rises. [read more]

   On Sunday, someone asked me, "Who do you want to win the Superbowl?" [read more]