Bought and paid for
By Editorial | Jan. 25, 2010The alternative is to make Senator Dick Durbin's campaign reform bill a law.
The alternative is to make Senator Dick Durbin's campaign reform bill a law.
From the first day I could walk, my parents had me in ice skates, learning the art of the hockey stop. Before college and two jobs took over my life, I played travel hockey for over a decade and competed on my high school team for four years.
Deonna Burnett, 19, and Joy Darden, 18, both of Buffalo, have also been arrested for the assault on an unidentified 20-year-old man outside the Walden Galleria.
On Jan. 14, Nicholas Orrange was in a fatal one-car accident. He was heading north on Harlem Road at about 1:30 a.m. when he struck a retaining wall in front of a bridge abutment on Sheridan Drive and died.
For many UB students and Buffalo residents, the devastation from last week's earthquake in Haiti may seem worlds away, but for others, the tragedy hits closer to home.
Division I student-athletes on Buffalo's men's and women's tennis teams aren't the only ones in school who are competing at a high level on the tennis court.
I'd like to think that as a 20-year-old in my junior year of college, I'm no longer completely dependent on my parent's aid to get by, but I know that's not the truth. I'm reminded of it a little more every time I make empty promises to pay them back with money we both know I don't have.
The first half belonged to sophomore guard Brittany Hedderson. The second half belonged to junior forward Kourtney Brown. But the game belonged to the Kent State Golden Flashes.
Student Association President Ernesto Alvarado met with members of SA clubs, the student body and others associated with SA last night to discuss the previous year, the year ahead and what is currently going on within the walls of the organization.
For a state that was the proving ground of democracy, it sure threw the country for a loop with Tuesday's election results. Massachusetts, a place where Democrats greatly outnumber Republicans, filled Ted Kennedy's vacant Senate seat with Republican Scott Brown.