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UB's Center For the Arts was transformed into a monastery as members of a packed audience received their black belt in Shaolin Warrior entertainment.
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UB's Center For the Arts was transformed into a monastery as members of a packed audience received their black belt in Shaolin Warrior entertainment.
UB is filled with lots of beautiful people. Hanging out on campus provides the opportunity to meet tons of new friends, but you can never meet them all.
Guantanamo Bay: home to some of the fiercest enemies of the United States and one 16-year-old boy.
Album: Our House on the Hill
In the farthest corner of Talking Leaves, readers and audience members sat together in an intimate arrangement of wooden lawn chairs, waiting and chatting beside the walls of endless books, where the stereotypical idea of poetry readings was immediately shattered.
Movie:Taken 2
It takes three hours for Tony Orrico to go from lying facedown to standing. Those three hours are every bit as painful for his audience as they are for him.
Leave the books. Take the cannoli.
Album: Mirage Rock
Outsiders might have preconceived notions of Buffalo, but they don't call it "the rough Buff" for nothing.
Robert Morrow, a senior chemical engineering major, has just signed on the dotted line for a new life.
The other day my friend told me that she "hates nature." Although this disturbed me and I had to seriously question our friendship, it struck me that maybe she had a legitimate reason.
They walk around campus as if it's a runway, striking a pose and stealing attention. Head to toe, they're dressed to kill. They set the foundation for fashion.
Sweaty palms. Racing heart. Is my tie on straight? How's my hair?
Junior Mitchell Roy-Raia appears calm and stress-free as he sits outside the Student Union, basking in the bold sun. Passersby would probably never guess that just a few hours before, he was engaged in some of the most intense physical training one could imagine.
Behind the tired eyes of an ROTC cadet at 6 a.m. is the will to fight through pain and fatigue, the motivation to test what's inside, and the desire to serve something beyond oneself. Any cadet on campus can explain what UB's ROTC program is all about: becoming a leader. It's about a duty to each other and their country.
If you're itching to try something new - to get outside and immerse yourself in the good vibes this campus emanates when the sun is out - then I encourage you to jump on the bandwagon and buy yourself a longboard.
Frigid winds whip across campus, blowing gusts of icy air as students look out their windows, lamenting the weather outside. They want to go outside, but they won't. With little daylight, dreary winter skies and frigid temperatures, many students just stay in bed with little desire to move around and get active.
The Honors College is under nuclear attack and only one professor can save the surviving members that remain. Their struggle: re-creating a civilization.
Fourteen months ago, Dr. Donald T. McGuire Jr. was unsure if he would ever stand in front of a classroom again. This year he's back – on a scooter.