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Taking the plunge
By Adrian Finch | Dec. 4, 2009This Sunday, almost 1,000 volunteers will jump into the icy waters of Hamburg Town Beach during the Law Enforcement's Torch Run Event for Special Olympics New York, the Polar Plunge.
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An American travesty
By SHANE FALLON | Dec. 4, 2009New York is a place of stunning layers, colors, shapes, sizes and textures.
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A ray of hope for a Black Rock home
By Bredny Rodriguez | Dec. 4, 2009For more than two years, the house on 139 Howell St. lay abandoned – an empty shell deteriorating alongside other derelict homes in Buffalo's Black Rock neighborhood.
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Two UB divers go wild in Arizona
By Vincent Lepore | Dec. 2, 2009The diving team made the long journey from Buffalo to Tucson, Ariz., gearing up for the second annual Wildcat Invitational, held at the University of Arizona's Kasser Family Pool over the weekend.
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No more hazy eyes
By Chelsie Hinckley | Dec. 2, 2009Before many of us left for break last week to enjoy family, friends and turkey, the UB fraternity Tau Kappa Epsilon was suspended after a party involving the hospitalization of four people.
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Learning from mistakes
By Matthew Parrino | Dec. 2, 2009There is nothing fun about a loss, but learning from it can later prove to be invaluable.
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UB paves the way for electronic age of medicine
By BRENDON BOCHACKI | Dec. 2, 2009UB is teaming up with an international information technology company to correct some long-standing communication problems in the field of medicine.
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Principe kicks away season with a win
By Joe Paterno | Dec. 2, 2009While shoppers stuffed their shopping carts and battled crowded parking lots on Black Friday, the Dix Stadium stands were virtually empty during the Bulls' season finale in Kent, Ohio.
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A home for the holidays
By Rachel Lamb | Dec. 2, 2009In 2004, the City of Buffalo Animal Shelter faced a budgetary cut that would force them to euthanize all animals that weren't claimed in three days. After successfully protesting this cut, Buffalo Humane, a no-kill organization that finds home for homeless animals, was founded.
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First-person massacre
By Matt Mosher | Dec. 2, 2009It begins in an elevator. The screen is black, but you hear guns loading and men speaking with heavy Russian accents.
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Not so neutral
By Editorial | Dec. 2, 2009A vote occurred in Switzerland that will place a black eye on the country's reputation concerning religious tolerance.
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"It's only rock 'n' roll, but it feels like love"
By Lauren Nostro | Dec. 2, 2009Last Sunday, 'The Boss' arrived in Buffalo.
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Generation reborn
By Matt Mosher | Dec. 2, 2009Generation Magazine will be returning to its long-vacant and dust-filled shelves around campus next semester.
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Anatomy of broke
By SHANE FALLON | Dec. 2, 2009College: A hub of intellectualism, yet a dead end for financial stability.
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Second half woes slow Bulls
By Chris Law AND Andrew Wiktor | Dec. 2, 2009Plagued by terrible second half play, the women's basketball team lost both of its games this weekend in the Dead River Company Classic.
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"Non-BCS, no consistency"
By David Sanchirico | Dec. 2, 2009Head coach Turner Gill addressed what his expectations were heading into the 2009 football season during Tuesday's 'State of the Bulls' address.
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Contemplative clicking
By Gigi Rubin | Dec. 2, 2009The National Science Foundation has provided UB with a $500,000 grant to study the use of personal response systems, or clickers, in large lecture classes. UB is one of 10 universities nationwide to be given this grant.
