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Azadeh Dinparastjadid, a graduate student in mechanical engineering, sits around the table with some newfound friends at International Tea Time. International and local students gather in SU 220 every Wednesday for tea, games and conversation. Emily Li, The Spectrum
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Steeped in culture

Azadeh Dinparastjadid, a graduate student in mechanical engineering, sits around the table with some newfound friends at International Tea Time.


Last year’s Bike-a-Thon at Isle View Park in Tonawanda brought out the community to raise money for the construction of the Tribute Garden and to raise awareness about domestic violence. The Tribute Garden will be dedicated at the fifth annual Bike-a-Thon on Saturday, Sept. 27. Courtesy of Sawrie Becker
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Growing remembrance

Last year?s Bike-a-Thon at Isle View Park in Tonawanda brought out the community to raise money for the construction of the Tribute Garden and to raise awareness about domestic violence.


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"? la Mode Style Guide: Red sneakers, floral prints and gladiator sandals"

Since kindergarten, the first day of school comes with serious pressure ? the pressure to pick out the best-ever outfit: the outfit that summed up how much you changed during the summer, the outfit that best showcases your personality, or the outfit that will finally get your crush to notice you. In college, fashion often takes a backseat to laziness or comfort as students pull on snuggly sweatpants just a few days into the semester.


From an early age Athira Unni loved to read and write. She has known she wanted to be a writer since the seventh grade and can often be found in a library, reading books, composing poetry or taking out books for research on her thesis paper. Courtesy of Athira Unni
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The road not often taken

From an early age Athira Unni loved to read and write. She has known she wanted to be a writer since the seventh grade and can often be found in a library, reading books, composing poetry or taking out books for research on her thesis paper.


“You vote with your dollar,” said Shivani Kamodia, a UB alum. Individuals eating locally grown and organic produce say they not only help the local economy thrive, but also help protect the environment from poor agricultural practices. Courtesy of Flickr User John Tornow (jdtornow)
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Eco-eating

?You vote with your dollar,? said Shivani Kamodia, a UB alum. Individuals eating locally grown and organic produce say they not only help the local economy thrive, but also help protect the environment from poor agricultural practices.


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Healing through activism

Cecilia Brown was 18 years old when she discovered she was pregnant. Brown, then a freshman in college with little money, made a decision that she would grow to regret for the rest of her life: She got an abortion. It happened Nov.


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