To the editor
By Editorial | Oct. 23, 2009The October 21st article 'The ugly truth about tanning' misses the mark on the use of indoor sunbeds.
The October 21st article 'The ugly truth about tanning' misses the mark on the use of indoor sunbeds.
Buffalo radio color commentator Steve Christie made the claim that can now be construed as a jinx.
Anyone who was present in the Student Union on Thursday could sense the tension in the air. Candidates for the Student Association presidency and their supporters battled for as many votes as possible from the undergraduate community.
Get ready to hate me. The football team won't be repeating as Mid-American Conference champions.
Marriage can be difficult – and adding drugs to the equation can make it even more so. In emotionally stressful situations, people sometimes turn to illicit substances, making marriage even harder and creating a vicious cycle of resentment.
Roughly 56 percent of college students carry four or more credit cards in their wallets to pay for everything from education to groceries. With an accumulating average debt of almost $3,000 a year for the typical college student, the financial future doesn't look positive.
After enduring a tough loss against Toledo this past Friday, the women's soccer team looked to split its road trip with a win at Bowling Green on Sunday afternoon.
Five years ago, Juan Mann returned to his hometown of Sydney, Australia. No one was standing at the terminal with arms out stretched to welcome him home. No one was happy that he was back.
Sometimes, wholesale changes are needed.
Acting Student Association President Ernesto Alvarado received five of a possible six club council endorsements on Tuesday night after endorsement forums were held in Student Union 330.
It's my birthday! Let's get wasted!
UPDATE: Check out The Spectrum's video coverage of the SA elections. As of poll closings at 6:15 p.m., over 1,300 students voted.
An extremely important event is underway in a little-known region of Pakistan. The country's security forces have launched an offensive to recapture the mountainous tribal region on the border of Pakistan and Afghanistan.
As the cold and dreary winter months approach, students flock to indoor tanning salons to brighten their complexions and fight off the chill.
Late Tuesday evening, officials confirmed that an investigation is brewing after allegations surfaced that former Student Association President Hassan Farah attempted to bribe two students for this week's election.
UB is attempting to show the community that, in fact, it is easy being green.
A star was born during the seventh season of American Idol, when one of the youngest finalists in the show's history took the stage. At 18 years old, former ‘Idol' runner-up David Archuleta has already released his sophomore album, Christmas from the Heart.
For over 40 years, Town Boys and Girls Club has provided shelter, leadership and guidance to the children of the Riverside and Old Town neighborhoods in Tonawanda. It is now the community's chance to give back.
Citizens who use medical marijuana no longer have to fear prosecution from federal authorities. The Justice Department issued an internal memo to authorities in 14 states where medical marijuana is legal to no longer pursue cases on that issue.
I would like to thank all of you students who go out on the weekends – the ones who stumble out of bars, trip over curbs, lean on a pair of friends just to make it to McDonald's and mostly the ones who yell to the Domino's delivery cars.