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End of the line

Lately, the position of New York governor has been one controversial office to hold. This past week hasn't been the easiest for Gov. David A. Paterson; news of his using improper influence has spread like wildfire.


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The evolution of social networking

From MySpace to Facebook and Twitter to Tumblr, social networking has shaped the way people interact with not only one another, but with the media itself. The New York Times, Rolling Stone, the Buffalo News and even our own university have Twitter accounts and Facebook pages.


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Triumphant tribute

With the U.S. Olympic Hockey team advancing to the gold medal game, it was hard not to feel a little patriotic on Friday. Even the most hardened cynic had to be brimming with just a bit of American pride.


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I don't want to know these things

I found myself looking at Victoria Beckham's Wikipedia page the other day. I was quite surprised to discover that Victoria, better known as 'Posh Spice,' has actually done quite well for herself after her days with 'the most successful female group of all time.' Besides wedding a famous soccer player, she's started her own fashion line, written an autobiography, and made several documentaries.


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Buzzer-beater ends Bulls comeback

February was a disaster for the women's basketball team, which has now lost six of its last seven games. During the month, the team played in some close games, but none were closer than Saturday night's last-second heartbreak loss.


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Friday's Fiesta

Friday night, the Center for the Arts was filled with the sounds, colors and dances of the world. Despite the frigid weather, International Fiesta was sold out with many students still clamoring for last minute tickets.


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RecycleManiacs

It's hard to ignore the trench-sized pit of plastic bottles present in the Student Union these last few weeks or the 15-foot signs invading the university entrances to measure its recycling rate. This is all evidence of UB's attempts to triumph in the nationwide RecycleMania competition, which has now reached its halfway point.


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Troubled man

Gov. David A. Paterson gave the residents of New York one of the biggest understatements on Friday when he dropped his campaign for reelection due to an incident with his top aide.


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