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Outlook on global hunger
By Editorial | Nov. 23, 2009One billion people will go to bed hungry tonight across the globe.
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A learning lesson
By CHRIS LAW | Nov. 23, 2009Sometimes you can take some positives from a loss. That's how head coach Linda Hill-MacDonald and her women's basketball team will at look Saturday's performance against perennial top 25 team Temple.
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"New Moon, more Edward"
By Adrian Finch | Nov. 23, 2009The cast and crew from Twilight are back, and they're bringing with them more lust, passion and romance with the next movie in the Twilight saga, New Moon.
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A bird's-eye view
By John Ranic | Nov. 23, 2009The UB Center For the Arts swapped same-sex spit, danced alongside a transvestite named Angel and sang the sweetest harmonies AIDS has ever inspired, all in around 525,600 minutes. Oh, and that was just RENT in the Black Box Theater.
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Surprise season ends in quarterfinals
By David Sanchirico | Nov. 23, 2009The volleyball team did not have much time to rejoice in its program's first-ever win in the Mid-American Conference Tournament. Buffalo won its match against Kent State on Tuesday and had aspirations of extending its run against Western Michigan in the quarterfinals on Friday.
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Protests simmer in California
By STEPHEN MARTH | Nov. 23, 2009Some student protests on campuses in the University of California system are finally dwindling down following a large tuition increase by the California Board of Regents.
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The next BIG comedian
By Ari Sason | Nov. 20, 2009Gabriel Iglesias showed he's one of the best emerging comedic acts when he delivered a gut-busting performance at UB's Center for the Arts Mainstage Theatre Wednesday night.
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World Cup 2010
Nov. 20, 2009Wednesday was the last day teams could qualify for the 2010 World Cup. Two hundred and four countries from six different continental zones competed for 31 spots in the tournament, with the final seed going to the host country, South Africa. The qualification process started back in August 2007, and after a lot of hard-fought matches, the field is finally set.
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'There should be no cut back in the funding for athletics at UB'
By Editorial | Nov. 20, 2009To the editor,
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Former UB president appointed president emeritus
By JENNIFER GOOD | Nov. 20, 2009After devoting 42 years of his life to the University at Buffalo, former president William R. Greiner was appointed president emeritus on Tuesday by the SUNY Board of Trustees and Chancellor Nancy L. Zimpher.
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Cool new combo
By Matthew Parrino | Nov. 20, 2009Something really strange happened this afternoon – I turned on my Xbox 360 and was prompted to sign into my Facebook account.
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Tricks and Thermilus thwart RedHawks
By Andrew Wiktor | Nov. 20, 2009Everyone at Yager Stadium thought that Buffalo junior running back Brandon Thermilus was carrying the football and was about to score his third touchdown of the night.
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An all-star Christmas
By Adam Danishefsky | Nov. 20, 2009Carrie Underwood has certainly been on Santa Claus's nice list over the past couple of years. In addition to winning the fourth season of American Idol, she has won four Grammys and sold over 10 million albums. Her latest album, Play On, debuted at the top of the charts.
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LaForme appointed Generation Editor in Chief
By DAVID JARKA | Nov. 20, 2009Sub-Board I, Inc. named The Spectrum Senior Managing Editor Ren LaForme as Generation Magazine's new editor in chief on Thursday night.
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Bingo for a cause
By Jessica Digennaro | Nov. 20, 2009An excited woman jumps up from the middle of a crowd of people.
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Examining Division I sports
By Editorial | Nov. 18, 2009The SUNY system is looking into whether New York State universities should compete in the National Collegiate Athletic Association's highest division.
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Police blotter
Nov. 18, 200910/31 – A bike was stolen from outside of Capen Undergraduate Library.
