From the time they wake up and prepare for their big day to a friendly competition with their marching band rivals, UB Marching Band members Remo Apuzzo and Michelle Skillman follow a specific schedule on opening game day:
We all have that characteristic inside us that wants to do nothing but procrastinate throughout the day. Sometimes it's hard to satisfy this alter-ego, especially when social networks get tiring. Here are some new activities to make sure our inner-procrastinator doesn't drive his or herself crazy:
With her backpack in hand, hair tied in a bun, and a navy blue fraternity shirt, she walks through the UB's halls with confidence. Chelsea Monroe is an assistant drum major for The Thunder of The East Marching Band. Monroe, a fifth-year senior communication and French major, is the leader of UB's band.
It all started with a name.
Technology Review Magazinenamed a UB professor as one of the world's top innovators under the age of 35. Sarbajit Banerjee, an assistant professor of chemistry, was included in MIT Magazine's "TR35" for his technological innovations - specifically for his research in developing vanadium-oxide nanomaterials. Banerjee is among 35 recipients of the award.
UB's department of computer science and engineering gave out 200 free smartphones to help researchers create a new type of infrastructure to conduct experiments. The new campus-wide project mainly aims to improve smartphones.
With mankind's supposed end lurking only months away, it seems fitting that NBC premieres a show that also shares the "end of the world as we know it" vibe.
Early Sunday morning, a male was walking through Parker Lot when three males demanded his wallet. He refused to give it to them and was then assaulted. The attempted robbery occurred at 3:45 a.m.
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Jonathon Myers, a freshman communication major, felt a severe blow to his confidence over the course of Labor Day weekend, due to what he believes is UB's general female population's complete and utter lack of taste.
Have you ever imagined being pushed up against a wall by a man or pushing a girl against the wall and completely ravishing each other for hours upon hours? Ever thought of tying your partner to the bed giving you complete control of him or her? Maybe you should read the latest erotic phenomenon: Fifty Shades of Grey.
Three chances at a vote, three equally audible bellows of "yea" and "nay." While the Democratic National Convention passed without anybody having conversations with furniture, the omission of God from the Democrats' 2012 platform had politicians and analysts alike outraged and confused. And while it was not the only thing originally left out from the platform (a firm stance on Jerusalem's position as the capital of Israel was also omitted), it was easily the most talked about aspect.
President Obama accepted his nomination as the Democratic presidential candidate last night in Charlotte, N.C.
You've been here for two weeks, staring at those white concrete walls in your dorm room, wondering how to make your surroundings a little more like home and a little less like a prison cell. However, you're a college student on a budget. Even those "cheap" posters on sale are expensive - $10 for an 18 x 24-inch piece of paper with a palm tree is a little much.
On Monday morning, the singer Seal passed away. Not really. But if you were watching WGRZ during the 11 p.m.
A tide of pure energy filled Downtown Buffalo on Tuesday as lights dimmed and mosh pits formed in Town Ballroom. As the fans emotionally screamed back the lyrics to their favorite numbers, it became clear this night would be one to remember.
A tide of pure energy filled Downtown Buffalo on Tuesday as lights dimmed and mosh pits formed in Town Ballroom.
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Rule number one: no cell phones. Rule number two: no laptops. Rule number three: use fine china. Last Thursday marked the kick off of professor Andrew Stott's new "elevenses" program: a weekly computer and cell phone-free brunch held in the Don Schack Student Lounge.
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