Dentists might screen for illnesses
By Eric Pawlak | Feb. 5, 2010Dentists might not just be filling cavities anymore.
Dentists might not just be filling cavities anymore.
It was never practical to believe that the new budget proposed by President Barack Obama would do much of anything to bring down America's immense deficit.
An eclectic crowd of students had curiosity written on their faces as they made their way to the Student Union Theater Monday night for a discussion of topics seldom grouped together: homosexuality and hip-hop.
There is no doubt America is an obese nation. But lashing out and forcing people's hands isn't the way to change the problem.
Sometimes you can lose a battle, but still win the war.
Whenever I enter a room and everyone falls silent, I immediately know I was a victim of the gossip bug.
Students registered in Professor Filiatrault's graduate-level engineering classes may have been happy to see a 'class cancelled' sign posted on the door last week. What they may not have realized was their professor was off serving a country in desperate need.
Today, head football coach Jeff Quinn announced the 2010 Signing Class,
During every men's basketball home game, prominent members of UB's Athletic Department stand near Section 101. They watch with observant eyes as head coach Reggie Witherspoon attempts to bring his team closer to college basketball's promise land; the NCAA Tournament.
Both Secretary of Defense Robert Gates and Admiral Mike Mullen, chairman of the Joint Chiefs, are supporting the president in a decision to repeal the military's policy of 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell.'
Every good writer can hook its reader in with a strong lede. With that being said, I've got two words for you – Jersey Shore.
In 2002, former President George W. Bush implemented the No Child Left Behind Act, which requires the testing of fourth and eighth graders each year in math and English to see if they are fulfilling expectations.
It is now obvious that the men's basketball team needs to revamp the way they approach games defensively. The losses continue to pile up and the team has now dropped to .500 in the Mid-American Conference, with their latest defeat coming Monday night at Alumni Arena.