"As fertility declines, the future looks up"
By Editorial | Nov. 4, 2009Sometime in the next few years, the world will reach a milestone: only half of humanity will be having enough children to replace itself.
Sometime in the next few years, the world will reach a milestone: only half of humanity will be having enough children to replace itself.
Strong acclaim and bitter opinions collided on Monday when Effi Eitam, a Brigadier General in the Israeli Defense Forces and former leader of Israel's National Religious Party, took the stage in Pistachio's Restaurant in the Student Union.
After great performances in past Mid-American Conference Championships, the men's and women's cross-country teams came into this year's meet with high expectations. The men's team had two All-MAC competitors on its side and women's team sought to gain momentum from this year's success.
Weezer first shone in the post-grunge path paved by Nirvana. Now they're writing songs called 'I'm Your Daddy.'
The football team is quickly becoming the New York Mets of college football.
Jonny C's N.Y. Deli has experienced immediate success after its opening last Monday, replacing the former residence of Campus Café in the Commons.
It was a back-and-forth October for the volleyball team. Going into its month-concluding home stand this weekend, Buffalo was 5-4 in October and didn't accumulate a winning or losing streak longer than two games.
A 19-year-old Clarence resident was fatally stabbed in the University Heights early Saturday morning after a Halloween party turned violent.
On March 5, Michael Jackson announced that he was going to perform in a 10-show concert tour called 'This Is It.' While preparing for the shows, Jackson tragically suffered cardiac arrest and died in California on June 25.
UB is planning to expand its presence not only in the City of Buffalo, but also throughout Western New York. The UB Regional Institute will be the first unit to move into the UB Gateway building, the university's most recent annexation in downtown Buffalo.
Students lined up to have their futures unveiled during the University at Buffalo's annual Psychic Fair last Friday.
Kung fu came to life Thursday night when the Shaolin Warriors battled onstage at UB's Center for the Arts.
There's no better feeling than driving down the open road with the stereo blasting and the sunroof open. It's a time when I find myself reflecting on where I've been and where I'm going.
Tekken 6 has thrown out the gauntlet play of your older brother's King/Devil showdown and brings to the table what other fighters, even the well-documented ghosts of Tekken past, couldn't – next-generation game mechanics.