Teaching with style
By Aven Salih | Nov. 4, 2014A professor with a strong sense of personal style doesn?t necessarily make a class better, but it also doesn?t hurt, according to some UB students.
A professor with a strong sense of personal style doesn?t necessarily make a class better, but it also doesn?t hurt, according to some UB students.
Chevon Rutty sports a "dapper" look that helps him stand out on campus. Chad Cooper, The Spectrum Although Buffalo has finally forced dreary fall weather upon us, some students on campus are still displaying their personal style.
Caption Cletus here, fashion connoisseur and thrift specialist from the blog Styled by Cletus. Last week, The Spectrum put out a call on Facebook for any UB students who wanted to nominate themselves or nominate a friend for a style makeover. Sunday, I had the pleasure of taking two lucky winners, selected from numerous responses, thrifting to makeover their wardrobe. We filmed the whole experience and you can check it out on ubspectrum.com. Caleb Vaughn, a senior business management major, and Krithika Rana, a graduate mechanical engineering major, were selected as the winners of The Spectrum?s style makeover contest.
Manuel Duran, a graduate comparative literature student, watched ?Breaking Bad? with his girlfriend when they lived near each other in Miami, Florida. Now, with his girlfriend still in Miami, and Duran in Buffalo, his girlfriend counts down from three, and they push the play button simultaneously to watch the series together on Skype and emulate the experience of a close-proximity relationship. To learn how to continue his long-distance relationship, Duran attended ?Long Distance Love: Relationships While Apart,? a panel discussion held by the Student Health and Wellness Center Oct.
You can catch a screening of Ghostbusters at North Park Theatre on Hertel Ave. in Buffalo on Saturday and Sunday at 11:30 a.m.
By layering with staple fall pieces, you can stay warm as chilly breezes whip through campus. Turtlenecks, tall socks and scarves will keep you as toasty as a pumpkin spice latte.
Anastasia Harisis, a junior biology major, with her mentor Miss New York 2013, Amanda Mason. Harisis has been competing in beauty pageants since high school and uses the pageants as an outlet to teach others about melanoma, which she was diagnosed with at age 18.
Spectrum File Photo When I?m stressed I get, what my friends have dubbed, ?stress chest.? Some people get anxiety, some people get headaches and some people lash out at everyone around them. When I get stressed out my chest turns flaming red.
Leah Pilcher, a freshman dance and psychology major, decorated her dorm room with Christmas lights, cobwebs and paper chains of bats and ghosts.
The Dazzlers are not recognized by UB Athletics because they are affiliated with UB?s Thunder of the East marching band.
Xavier Perez, a sophomore spanish major is performing with the Latin American Student Association (LASA) for the International Fiesta celebrating El Dia de Los Muertos, Day of the Dead. Courtesy of Xavier Perez The day after Xavier Perez?s grandfather died, his mom spread flowers, known as ?flor de muertos,? on a table in their home.
Restaurant Week There are massive amounts of restaurants all over Buffalo participating in this year?s Local Restaurant Week.
Yulia Gilichichiskaya, a graduate media study student from Russia, only knew about Halloween from what she had seen in movies.
Students who participate in Trick or Eat go door-to-door collect non-perishable food items for food pantries in Western New York.
A doctor approaches the corpse, scalpel in hand and removes a chunk of colored skin from the body. The skin is then frozen, put in formaldehyde and shipped to Europe.
Praise the holiday Gods ? Halloween falls on a Friday this year. There is just about no excuse for a college student not to go out, dress up and celebrate the spookiest day of the year.
Emma models her Betty Crocker costume. Chad Cooper, The Spectrum Mean Girls
The UB German Program and the Graduate Group for German and Austrian Studies showed Gegen die Wand on Oct.
Last week, UB held its first Sustainability Week with green initiatives, like a petition to ban styrofoam in The Commons, and a pop-up chalkboard in the Student Union that allowed students to create conversation about sustainability.
The UB German Program and the Graduate Group for German and Austrian Studies showed Gegen die Wand on Oct.