Issue
Volume 59, Issue 15
A discussion with the bloke
By: Stephen Marth
Even after his resignation, Tony Blair, former Prime Minister of England, is fighting for the common man in a variety of ways. Editor in Chief Stephen Marth had the opportunity to sit down with Blair in an exclusive interview Wednesday night before he spoke to the UB community to learn more about England’s “Barack Obama.” [read more]
An opportunity well utilized
By: David Sanchirico
Robert Colpoys was preparing for the next phase of his life in 2008. The senior offensive guard had just finished his second year at Urbana University in Ohio and questioned where his future would take him. [read more]
Another Pearl Harbor on the horizon?
By: Rich Polley
Once again the United States is sitting at the round table with another crisis. [read more]
Benefit for Brian Ardino
By: Amanda Shettleton
At an age when most people are worrying about careers or life after graduate school, Brian Ardino, 24, of Lancaster, N.Y. faces yet another surgery. [read more]
Community protests Blair’s visit
By: Matt Mosher
As thousands of students and community members approached Alumni Arena on Wednesday night, they were met with the steady drumbeat and megaphone from the Buffalo chapter of the Peace, Justice and Anti-War Coalition. [read more]
Correction
In Wednesday’s issue of The Spectrum, UB swimming head coach Andy Bashor’s last name was misspelled in the front-page caption. Additionally, Buffalo Sabres player Mike Grier’s last name was misspelled in the article titled “Droppin’ the puck” on page 12. The Spectrum regrets these errors. [read more]
Gardnering an FCS win
By: David Sanchirico
Buffalo head coach Turner Gill has seen the surprising results this season. [read more]
Getting down and dirty in the Heights
By: David Jarka
UB students will be cleaning up the University Heights neighborhood this weekend as a part of the Student Association’s “UB Getting Dirty” event. [read more]
Gimme some moe.
By: Christopher DiMatteo
As of 7 p.m. Thursday, UB alumni and jam band icons moe. are hall of famers. They were inducted in a ceremony at the Tralf Music Hall along with others, including master kids’ musician Glenn Colton and self-proclaimed best party band Hit ’n’ Run. [read more]
Impeachment at UB
SA President Hassan Farah plans to run again
For the first time in recent memory, the University at Buffalo has had its Student Association president removed from office. [read more]
Listen to the LIGHTS
Grade: B
By: John Ranic
Let’s face it, LIGHTS is anything but normal. [read more]
Obama awards UB professor
By: Jennifer Good
On Wednesday, Esther Sans Takeuchi, a UB electrical engineering professor, visited the White House where President Obama presented her with the nation’s top award for technological achievement. [read more]
Plug your ears
By: Matthew Parrino
Has anyone ever told you what you can or can’t do for a job? [read more]
South Park: The Boys Are Back
Grade: A-
By: Eric Hilliker, Greg Silberman
Take a seat, pop open your cheesy poofs and get ready, because your four favorite fourth graders are back with a vengeance to continue the 13th season of South Park. [read more]
Unexpected change in forecast
By: Luke Hammill
The men’s soccer team was controlling every aspect of the game and leading by a score of 1-0 against the Detroit Mercy Titans on Tuesday night. All of the momentum was in their favor – and then lightning struck. [read more]
