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Accounting major Benjamin Corbett (third from left) stands with club members and guest speaker Dave Cash, an Emmy-winning Channel 2 News Reporter  (second from left) at a weekly DECA meeting.  Corbett founded UB DECA, a club focused on building business and entrepreneurial skills, after transferring to UB.
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Starting up the start-ups

Benjamin Corbett started out his collegiate career at the University at Pittsburgh in 2015. He planned on joining the university’s ROTC program to give back to the community, but officials discovered a scar on his back.


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Grapplers Anonymous

Eleven professional wrestlers have come out of Grapplers Anonymous, a wrestling gym in Lackawanna. Local wrestlers go to the gym Sunday, Monday and Tuesday evenings to learn to run the ropes, take bumps and trash talk like WWE Superstars.


All of Dylan Rosales’ clothing line is made in Peru. Pictured here, his manufacturer stitches his most recent releases: black and red Inca chakana hoodies.
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Lucha Culture

Dylan Rosales cares deeply about Peru. A Peruvian flag is draped on the wall of his apartment. On breaks, Rosales visits relatives in Peru. His love for his heritage bleeds into his clothing line, Lucha Culture.


UB pulls chopped romaine lettuce and finds a new supplier amid multistate E. coli outbreak linked to the Yuma, Arizona growing region.
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Lettuce recall

Students looking for romaine lettuce on campus last week were left disappointed. On April 16, UB Campus Dining & Shops’ Dining Services released a statement saying it “was notified by [its] produce supplier of a recall on chopped romaine lettuce from the Yuma, Arizona growing region.”


Students are upset with the chaos and disorganization regarding the wait in line for Spring Gala, as some waited in line for hours and did not receive a ticket.
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Spring Gala ticket troubles

Students lined up to grab Spring Gala tickets as early as 7:30 a.m. Monday, despite tickets going on sale at 10 a.m. Some waited over four hours before tickets sold out by 3 p.m., but hundreds were left empty-handed.






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