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UB senior in critical condition after car accident
By AARON MANSFIELD | Aug. 26, 2012Tyler Loucks, a 21-year-old senior geography major, was still listed in critical condition at ECMC at 11:30 p.m.
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Professors Honored For Teaching Excellence
By JOE KONZE JR | Apr. 23, 2012On Wednesday afternoon students, faculty, and family members gathered in Baird Recital Hall to honor professors who have gone above the typical expectations of their students.
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"Welcome Home, Will Regan"
By AARON MANSFIELD | June 8, 2011After suspense had built around the Buffalo area for over a month, former Nichols star Will Regan officially signed a letter of intent to transfer to UB on Tuesday. Regan, the biggest recruit to come out of Buffalo in recent memory, graduated in 2010 and committed to the University of Virginia.
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Sexters beware
By Amanda Jonas | Apr. 22, 2010Some say a picture is worth a thousand words. However, sometimes a picture can leave you speechless.
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Party for the playoffs without an empty-wallet hangover
By Amanda Jonas | Apr. 14, 2010Playoff fever is back in the Queen City.It's been three years since Buffalonians felt the whirlwind of emotions that playoff hockey brings, but finally, the Stanley Cup playoffs are back at the HSBC Arena.
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The new $5 foot-long
By DAVID WEIDENBORNER | Apr. 9, 2010The new $5 foot-longBy DAVID WEIDENBORNERStaff Writer
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Travel problems delay students
By JENNIFER GOOD | Mar. 17, 2010As spring breakers venture back from Panama City, Cancun or even the comfort of their own living rooms, the thought of having to go through the hassle of taking flights back to classes and jobs may seem uninviting.
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Benefit for Brian Ardino
By AMANDA SHETTLETON | Oct. 9, 2009At an age when most people are worrying about careers or life after graduate school, Brian Ardino, 24, of Lancaster, N.Y. faces yet another surgery.
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Best bartender on Main Street
By AMANDA SHETTLETON | Oct. 1, 2008Whether he's your good luck charm on flip night or just serving you a brew after a bad day, Paul Coleman of Third Base sports bar, is a favorite bartender on Main Street.A graduate of Buffalo State College, Coleman started at Third Base over four years ago as a bouncer and quickly started working behind the bar."It's fun hanging out with people and basically throwing a party behind the bar," Coleman said.
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Voting made easy for out-of-towners
By AMANDA SHETTLETON | Aug. 27, 2008The verdict is in: Obama for the blue team and McCain for the red team. Now it's time for students to get in the game by getting informed and registering to vote.According to the Rock the Vote Web site, students should know that they have the right to vote in the community in which they reside, whether at their college or home address.
