Sending smiles to children in need
By AMI DIALLO | Nov. 13, 2012This holiday season, malls will be crowded with people running around buying gifts for friends, family and significant others.
This holiday season, malls will be crowded with people running around buying gifts for friends, family and significant others.
Dr. Kah Kyung Cho can speak four languages and has scholastic experience in three countries across three continents, and he wants to change the nature of philosophical study at UB. Cho, a SUNY Distinguished Teaching Professor of philosophy, started teaching at UB in 1970 and has been teaching undergraduate students ever since.
At 6-feet tall, she owns the court, spiking home winners, fighting off blocks and encouraging her teammates. She's had to scrap for everything in life.
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It was a brisk Saturday morning as hundreds of students stood in anticipation - teams formed and were ready for a full day of kickball. This was the start of the fourth-annual Save Second Base kickball tournament, sponsored by the organization UB Colleges Against Cancer.
Gunshots were firing all around her. She could hear the "ping" reverberating from the bullets bouncing off the rows of aircrafts in the hangar.
Moments before starting a new job, Dan Horner was asked two questions: if he needed a minute to "clean up" and if he was wearing his cock ring.
Most UB professors have narrow subjects of expertise. Damien Keane teaches Irish writing, transnational modernism and sound.
Jason Chan used to stand in the kitchen and watch his parents cook for hours. He never got sick of studying their techniques.
Two years ago James O'Leary dropped out of college.
Her nerves fluttered in her stomach as she carried boxes into her new dorm room. Thoughts began to fill her mind.
One amazing aspect of UB is the choice of dining places throughout the campus. Whether it's a sandwich, a roll of sushi, a burrito, or just a coffee - there's enough variety to not only never get tired of eating the same old foods day in, day out, but also satisfy whatever your taste buds are craving.
Whether it's walking down the narrow stairs of a frat house, sneaking a few bottles past the not-so-observant RA, or paying $5 to dance at a club, it's UB's nightlife. Nightlife is a part of the college experience.
She signed on Facebook, accepted the group request in her inbox, and began scrolling through the list of members, knowing full well that it might be considered creepy in the eyes of others.
There are certain things to do when you go to a new city: sightsee, shop, and check out a local sports team.
She signed on Facebook, accepted the group request in her inbox, and began scrolling through the list of members, knowing full well that it might be considered creepy in the eyes of others.
It was a busy day for the Monro Muffler Brake and Service on Main Street, with a packed parking lot filled with people in high heels - men and women alike.
Every day after middle school Alex Levine went straight to his computer, as did most teenage boys. But Levine wasn't playing video games or surfing the web - he was checking on his business.
He leaped to bump the ball, only to realize his feet were buried in the quicksand-like floor. The swamp he was standing in caused him to lose his balance and fall face first - with a splash. He was covered from head to toe in wet, freezing, chunky, brown mud - and he loved it. He used a teammate's shirt to wipe the mud out of his eyes and was ready to play again.
The class begins and the students sit anxiously awaiting the guest speaker. The woman walks to the front of the room and starts to address the class. Her speech is littered with words that are rarely heard inside of a college classroom: pornography, orgasm, and fetish. No one in the crowd giggles or blushes; this is what they signed up for.