Issue
Volume 58, Issue 27
Because I'm black?
By: AARON MOE
"We all know who you are voting for, it's written all on your face." [read more]
Buffalo to host 2011 IIHF World Junior Championship
By: STEPHEN MARTH
On Monday, USA Hockey announced that it has selected the Buffalo Sabres and HSBC Arena as the host for the 2011 International Ice Hockey Federation World Under-20 Championship. In addition, Niagara University's Dwyer Arena will be used as a secondary facility for the event. [read more]
Bulls extend winless streak to 13
By: KYLE BUKOLT AND JILL TARAPACKI
A good start does not always promise a good ending. [read more]
Bulls looking more legitimate with every game
By: CHRIS RYNDAK
For the first time in their Division I-A history, the Buffalo Bulls enter the month of November with a .500 record. Four years ago, anyone who knew anything about the football team would have burst out laughing if they heard that. [read more]
Bulls lose 10th straight match
By: MATT WEBER
Over the weekend, the volleyball team hosted their "Dig for a Cure" event, which raised $3,300 for breast cancer research. While their fundraising skills were honorable, they failed to defeat their first Mid-American Conference (MAC) opponent this year. [read more]
Forgive me father for I have Durden
By: GARRETT CARLSON
A world divided between the luminescent and the shadows provided Forgive Durden with the inspiration for their latest symphonic epic, Razia's Shadow: A Musical. [read more]
Hemorrhaging dough
Why airlines still charge a lot of money for tickets
With the recent drop in fuel prices across the board, wouldn't it make sense that fuel surcharges on plane tickets would drop too? [read more]
Last line of defense
By: MATTHEW PARRINO
Soccer presents a unique dilemma for the men and women who guard the net. The game itself takes place mostly at midfield and can test the focus of the goalie every minute of the game. Women's soccer senior goalkeeper Amy Coron is always ready when the pressure is on. [read more]
Meet Mr. Mooch
By: LISA NEWMAN
He comes out of nowhere. He smells that pizza and asks, "Hey, can I get a slice?" [read more]
No candy for you
Sex offenders will be out in Missouri this Halloween
Federal judge Carol E. Jackson ruled Monday that a Missouri state law restricting the activities and mobility of sex offenders on Halloween was to be blocked pending linguistic restructuring. [read more]
Remembering the forgotten Ukrainian Genocide
By: BRIAN PETER
Even though millions died due to forced starvation and collectivization, for many the Ukrainian Famine Genocide isn't a very well-known subject, according to Dr. Alexander J. Motyl, a political science professor at Rutgers University. [read more]
Resident advisers at a loss in late change to aid
By: TOM HALLECK
Resident advisers (RAs) found out earlier this month that the financial aid they were awarded at the beginning of the semester has changed. [read more]
School’s first transportation engineers have statewide effect
By: JOHN ARCEDIANO
A new program in the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences aims to change the future of transportation. [read more]
Spree of nine Robberies hits University District
By: STEPHANIE SCIANDRA AND JOANN PAN
A rash of robberies and carjackings has occurred in the University District, with over nine incidents in less than one week's time. In many of these crimes, the suspect/suspects were reportedly armed. [read more]
Students Against Sweatshops ambush Simpson with petitions
By: LESLIE CHURCH
President Simpson received an unexpectedly large amount of mail on Tuesday morning when UB Students Against Sweatshops (SAS) personally delivered over 1,000-signed petitions to his secretary's desk. [read more]
Talks between SA, <i>Spectrum</i> show little progress over fee
By: STEPHEN MARTH
The fight over $1 just got tougher. [read more]
What if death was one of us?
By: JOSH Q. NEWMAN
It has always been man's greatest aspiration to achieve immortality, but what if it actually happened? José Saramago's latest novel, Death with Interruptions, explores just that and discovers that there are downsides to living forever. [read more]