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Devastation hits close to home

The people of Port-au-Prince, Haiti were left shocked and grief stricken, injured and sleeping on dust-swept streets after a disastrous 7.0 magnitude earthquake struck the Caribbean capital on Tuesday.


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Never fight alone

EA Montreal's newest release, Army of Two: The 40th Day, can really make a gamer rethink a journey to the Far East.


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Senior leadership driving Bulls

Winter break usually serves as a month long reprieve from the headaches and hassles of college life for many students at UB. The men's basketball team wasn't afforded that luxury.


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Bye bye O'Brien?

This meant a 12:05 a.m start for O'Brien, who hosted Late Night for 16 years before taking over The Tonight Show on June 1. This was unprecedented for the show, as it has been at the same time slot for nearly 44 years, which was one of the main reasons for O'Brien's resignation.


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Paterson plans to revitalize Buffalo

Many Buffalo residents listened in as Governor David Paterson delivered his State of the State address on Jan. 6, but many of their questions about the poor economic state of Western New York were left unanswered.


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The return of a master

Veteran fans and new readers alike have cause to celebrate with the arrival of the new novel 'Noah's Compass,' by the unrivaled Anne Tyler.



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