On Tuesday at Talking Leaves, University of Rochester professor Steven Schottenfeld read from his book ?Bluff City Pawn.? The book follows the tribulations of a Memphis city pawn shop owner.
Eileen Bennett (far right), a sophomore mathematics major, and Chad Vincton, who recently graduated with a Bachelor?s in political science, danced together during a weekly meeting of UB?s Swing Dance Club.
Bayside?s newest album, ?Cult,? is a return to the band?s older style.
Courtesy of Matador Records Album: Too Bright Artist: Perfume Genius Label: Matador Records Release Date: Sept.
FIFA 15 adds an unprecedented level of realism to the 21-year-old soccer franchise.
The Cradle to Grave II: Re-Appropriation, Obsolescence, and the Arts exhibit opened to the public on Sept.
Before they took the stage at the Center for the Arts Friday night, “Whose Line is it Anyway?” stars Colin Mochrie and Brad Sherwood sat down with The Spectrum. The two-man improv group talked about advice they’d give college students, why they like improv over standup and what it’s like being on tour.
?Whose Line is it Anyway?? comedians, Colin Mochrie and Brad Sherwood, performed a two-man improv show Friday night at the CFA. Jeff Scott, The Spectrum Comedians Colin Mochrie and Brad Sherwood tiptoed blindly through a minefield of 100 mousetraps ? trying to avoid the traps ? and one another ? during the comedic, self-mutilating battle. What started as a comedy skit quickly turned into mischief, as the comedians broke the rules of their own game, sneakily slipping off their blindfolds and hurling the active traps at each other. The ?Whose Line Is It Anyway?? stars performed at UB?s Center for the Arts as a two-man improv group Friday night.
The newest Destiny release is big, grand and full of bullet-laden, action-filled, cooperative adventures.
Courtesy of Infectious Records Album: This Is All Yours Artist: Alt-J
Sons of Anarchy
Spectrum File Photo ?Show me what democracy looks like,? someone would shout. ?This is what democracy looks like,? thousands joyously replied. At 12:58 p.m.
AnnMarie Agnes, a senior general studio major, observes Pablo Picasso?s ?Girl with a Mandolin? while on a trip to New York City with UB?s Art Department.
Spectrum File Photo I often use holidays, like Rosh Hashanah, to teach my 8-year-old brother about the faith.
Brian Regan has been making people laugh since he was a little kid and he?s always loved the feeling of making people laugh.
UB's Tailgate Concert Series continued Saturday with The Spin Doctors. The group's acrobatic performance entertained the crowd before the Bulls took on Norfolk State.
U2's newest album Songs of Innocence is the band's first album release in more than five years.
The latest installment of The Sims features open-ended games, allowing you to choose whether to make your Sims' lives awful or fantastic.
It?s the one thing we always seem to want more of, no matter how much we have ? money. Artists of all genres can relate to the struggle, be it a rapper ?making bank? with his crew or an old school rock band complaining of its shortage of funds.
The Horzowski Trio is among many big musical talents that the music department is bringing to UB. All students can now get free tickets for all the department?s concerts and recitals. Courtesy of Lisa-Marie Mazzucco Free concerts featuring world-renowned musicians are rare, but that?s what the music department is offering UB students this year. Students who present a valid UB ID can get free tickets to all of the music department performances for the 2014-15 season. Until now, students who were not music majors had to pay for most of the music department?s concerts, with the exception of the faculty recitals.
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