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Worst on-campus dining
Oct. 5, 2009Note to self – never eat Asian cuisine at a not-so-Asian food venue. It just won't taste the same.
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Worst burger joint
Oct. 5, 2009Constipated? Too embarrassed to pick up some Dulcolax from CVS? Head out to Johnny Rockets at the Boulevard Mall – it'll do the job for you.
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Best Place to Live
Oct. 5, 2009Nestled away in the Southtowns, the village of East Aurora is considered to be one of the best communities to reside in throughout Western New York.
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The only sacred right is for every individual to be able to speak freely on any subject
By Editorial | Oct. 5, 2009To the editor:
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Worst wings: Anchor Bar
Oct. 5, 2009We're not going to make any friends with this one, but the Anchor Bar, the so-called birthplace of the Buffalo wing, has let its quality lapse as it's played into Food Network stardom and become nothing more than a tourist trap. Simply put, the wings aren't worth the jacked up prices, slow service and endless crowds of out-of-towners looking for 'authentic' Buffalo wings while passing through the Queen City.
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Worst coach in Buffalo
Oct. 5, 2009Former Buffalo Bills general manager Marv Levy hired Dick Jauron in the winter of 2006 after the sudden resignation of Mike Mularkey.
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Worst place to 'do it' on campus
Oct. 5, 2009If you're sick and tired of your bed and want to find a new place to bump uglies, there are certainly some places you should avoid.
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Childhood friendships may influence eating behaviors
By Gigi Rubin | Oct. 2, 2009The kids you chose to sit with at your high school lunch table may have a profound effect on your future.
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Flu shots suspended
By Editorial | Oct. 2, 2009As fall drifts away and the winter months creep in, flu season is looming. Most people feel comforted by receiving a flu shot around this time. UB, understanding that need for comfort and immunity, announced that students and faculty could receive flu shots within a three-day period.
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Homecooked
By Matt Weber | Oct. 2, 2009For those who have followed the football team to any extent for the past two or three years, a few players and moments are instantly familiar. The game-changing runs by senior running back James Starks, the game-winning catch by senior wide receiver Naaman Roosevelt against Temple and senior safety Mike Newton's fumble return for a touchdown in the MAC Championship are all moments that any Bulls fan will remember for the rest of his or her life.
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Homesick hardcore
By James Twigg AND John Ranic | Oct. 2, 2009They used to be showstoppers. Now they are the show.
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Behavioral intervention helps manage ADHD in children
By Jessica Bennett | Oct. 2, 2009Getting up and going to school is a daily struggle for most students – but those with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder sometimes have it much worse.
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Bulls and crowns
By Adrian Finch | Oct. 2, 2009Monday marks the beginning of the week of games, prizes and entertainment that make up the homecoming carnival hosted by the Student Association. Students can take a break from the grueling monotony of classes and spend their time in the Student Union participating in activities galore until Friday.
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Content with our content?
By Andrew Wiktor | Oct. 2, 2009Mark Twain once said, 'If you don't read the newspaper, you're uninformed. If you read the newspaper, you're misinformed.'
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Going between the posts
By Christy Suhr | Oct. 2, 2009She may be an intimidating force between the pipes, but don't let her game face fool you. Senior goalkeeper Amy Coron of the women's soccer team got her start by kicking around a big, yellow, fuzzy ball in an indoor YMCA league when she was just 3 years old.
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Goin' south
By Rachel Lamb | Oct. 2, 2009After living on North Campus for three years, my friends and I decided to get a house off of Main Street in University Heights. I lived in the dorms and in the Chestnut Ridge Villas, but my hectic social life (just kidding … not really) always drove me to South Campus on the weekends.
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Engineering professor earns national award
By AMANDA WOODS | Oct. 2, 2009The National Medal of Technology, the nation's highest honor awarded for technological achievement, will soon be in the hands of Esther Takeuchi, Greenbatch professor in Power Sources Research in the school of Engineering and Applied Sciences.
