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In the fallout of a tragedy, people often ask, "What went wrong?" "How could this have been prevented?" and "Who is responsible?" As authorities attempt to sort out these questions regarding last Sunday's driving disaster in Grand Island, it is unfortunately clear that concerns over the welfare of college students are not strictly confined to this region.
Yesterday, as I angled my car between a Pontiac Aztek and a Lexus SUV in one of UB's student lots, I thought to myself, "There's something very wrong with this picture."
Student life on campus is starkly divided into two distinct classes of living: those enjoying the luxuries of UB's apartments and those entrenched in dormitory life. UB contrives to improve its recruiting abilities each year by christening an on-campus apartment complex, but its efforts to attract students with higher standards of living are being undermined by the unsavory conditions of the dorms.
In sharp contrast to previous administrator statements that a student medical center is not, and will never be, an option for North Campus, a health care facility has been proposed for the Lee Road complex, which will someday link Ellicott to the academic spine.
A letter possibly bearing anthrax was opened in The Buffalo News' downtown office Thursday morning.
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In a lecture and reading delivered Thursday at the Center for the Arts Screening Room, author Andrew X. Pham shared vignettes and ideas from his book "Catfish and Mandala: A Two-Wheeled Voyage through the Landscape and Memory of Vietnam."
"All I know is what I see in the papers." - Will Rogers
A week after hijacked planes destroyed New York City's Twin Towers, Gov. George E. Pataki introduced legislation that, if passed, will provide family members of those killed in the attacks with full scholarships to SUNY institutions or comparable aid to non-public academic institution.
At about 10 a.m. Thursday, students in the Governors Residence Halls were forced out of their rooms by a fire alarm when a truck parked near the complex caught on fire.
Even though Picasso might be turning over in his grave, the art world is undeniably and forever altered from the introduction of the computer. Since photographers and painters alike can create works of art without traditional media, such as paint and paper, with the help of computer programs, digital artwork is becoming an important subset of modern art.
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