Native Berliners say ?Berlin street style? isn?t one thing, but an eclectic mix of disparate pieces. From left to right, photos 1-2, 4, 6 and 9 are courtesy of Flikr user Kathrin-Thuy OTTO.
Mustafa's kepabs are a Turkish import that regularly draws lines of 50 or more people to the stall in Berlin's Kreuzberg district.
Neil Cameron, a tour guide in Berlin, appreciates the history and contradictions of the city which has been
The Buffalo and Erie County Botanical Gardens has two new exhibits you and your lover can explore on Valentine?s Day ?
Some people come to college hoping to walk away with more than an education and a diploma. They hope to find their soul mate. The popular notion of finding ?the one? in college has been around since before my grandmother went to school ? she went to University of Michigan where she met my grandfather. Twenty eight percent of married couples meet each other in college, according to a data collection study done by Facebook. UB is no exception. Just in time for Valentine?s Day, here are some couples who met at UB and are still together, hoping to live happily ever after. Renee Lansley and Joseph Szustakowski, together for 21 years UB undergraduate class of 1996 and 1995, respectively How they met: On the day Renee moved in, Joe showed up at her Roosevelt dorm room looking for his cousin, her roommate.
BDSM, a kinky form of rough sex involving a dominant and a submissive, is growing in popularity and gaining
LBGTA members play a game of musical chairs to break the ice for new members before their sexual and romantic language meeting.
Lorna Loster opened her shop on Jan. 23 after deciding she wanted to be her own boss. The shop promotes a safe environment for those who are skeptical about the sex industry.
Lorna Loster opened her shop on Jan. 23 after deciding she wanted to be her own boss. The shop promotes a safe environment for those who are skeptical about the sex industry.
BDSM, a kinky form of rough sex involving a dominant and a submissive, is growing in popularity and gaining
Women?s Health Services provide students with not only condoms, but STI testing, HPV shots, emergency contraception and pap smears. Kainan Guo, The Spectrum If Rebecca Weitz, a junior health and human services major, needs to go to the doctor, she can?t travel over 400 miles to see her gynecologist on Long Island.
I never thought I?d say this, but this weekend, The Spectrum forced me to spice up my sex life. When all of us at The Spectrum started talking about our annual Sex Issue two months ago, I volunteered my long-term boyfriend and myself for what was sure to be the most difficult article of all ? the ?sexperiment.? My fellow editors perused endless sex position websites looking for the most difficult, awkward and ridiculously named sex positions around.
Kadriye Tekin, a
A sign posted in the Health Sciences Library on UB's South Campus discourages inappropriate conduct in the library.
Despite the bitterly cold winter temperatures in Buffalo, the area is full of fun outdoor activities like hiking, ice skating and sledding.
Dr. Gregory Dimitriadis? unexpected death on Dec. 29, 2014 was a tragedy among UB faculty. He will be remembered for his devotion to his research, students and colleagues.
A UBThisWinter event provided students and faculty with a chance to try curling out with the Buffalo Curling Club at The Riverworks in downtown Buffalo.
Mahmoud Kamal Ahmadi, Rohan Shah, Jorge Cueto and Joseph Peacock, in order from left to right,
Vikash Mani, a junior business major, thought the only time he?d be able to eat authentic Indian food was when he was visiting his family back home in India. Mani didn?t know how to cook and he had a difficult time finding vegetarian and Indian food at UB. But when a mutual friend introduced Mani to Raji Suresh, a UB alumna, Mani was able to eat his favorite foods without flying to India. Suresh offered to cook Mani homemade Indian food to last him an entire week.
Brenna Ferney, a sophomore communication major and creator of brennabun.com,
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