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Bedroom rules
By Editorial | Oct. 2, 2009Tufts University recently shocked its students with the latest edition of their campus handbook. Consider the following rule:
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Steps forward have volleyball team believing
By David Sanchirico | Oct. 2, 2009The situations are mirror images of each other, but the players are quite different.
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Matt and Kim sing through the daylight
By Christopher Di Matteo AND John Ranic | Oct. 2, 2009Matt loves Kim. They love music.
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Buffalonians to protest Blair
By Caitlin Tremblay | Oct. 2, 2009Prepare to face angry members of the Western New York community when you walk by Alumni Arena within the next two weeks.
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Bulls seek cure for LeFevour
By Joe Paterno | Oct. 2, 2009When Central Michigan standout Dan LeFevour took the UB Stadium turf in 2006, the quarterback left a lasting impression on the Buffalo football community. In the Chippewas' 55-28 victory, LeFevour completed 14-of-16 passes for 294 yards, rushed for 26 yards and accounted for four of the team's seven touchdowns.
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DiNapoli pushes for out-of-state tuition hike
By STEPHEN MARTH | Oct. 2, 2009Many out-of-state students think that they pay enough for tuition at the University at Buffalo.
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Flu vaccination shortage at UB
By SHANE FALLON | Oct. 2, 2009In a stunning turn of events that made a bad situation seem even worse, UB students looking to receive free flu shots discovered that the proverbial wells had run dry.
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The bright side of a war zone
By Matt Mosher | Oct. 2, 2009When Sgt. Chris Irwin joined the 403rd Civil Affairs Battalion out of Mattydale, N.Y., he didn't know what he would be getting into. After a year of school at Tompkins Cortland Community College, he decided he needed more adventure and something more challenging – something he figured the U.S. Army Reserve would deliver.
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De-tagging difficulties
By Joe Paterno | Sep. 30, 2009I remember the obnoxious dial tone coming from the modem of my Dell desktop computer like it was yesterday.
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Final Senate seat goes to Gebauer
By DAVID JARKA | Sep. 30, 2009The last off-campus Student Association Senate seat will go to Michael Gebauer, the Student Advocates Party nominee.
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Late night poker brings a full house
By Kyle Brandon Smith | Sep. 30, 2009A student sits with his elbows perched atop the green felt poker table. He wears a black fedora and mirrored sunglasses, which obscure his eyes.
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Here we go again
By Editorial | Sep. 30, 2009It shouldn't really surprise anyone that Iran has been secretly building another plant to make nuclear fuel. Iran has a long history of dodging the truth in regards to its nuclear program.
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Salutations fresh-people
By Christopher DiMatteo | Sep. 30, 2009This year, we have had columns about vampires in love, how our office works and why one assistant editor loves weed and thinks it should be legalized. However, there has yet to be a column on a topic that is discussed every year, and that is welcoming the freshman class.
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University takes on major budget cuts
By Juan Carlos Gutierrez | Sep. 30, 2009The economic crisis in New York State is finally starting to take a major toll on the SUNY system and the University at Buffalo.
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Staying flu free
By Adrian Finch | Sep. 30, 2009As the leaves fall from their trees in a flurry of orange and red and the autumn air slowly grows colder, flu season begins, causing students to reach for their jackets, the nearest box of tissues and a heaping bowl of chicken noodle soup.
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I bet they show this movie in hell
By Greg Silberman | Sep. 30, 2009One can only expect so much from poorly written, low budget films filled with B-list actors. I Hope They Serve Beer in Hell tells the story of Internet blogger-turned-author Tucker Max and his two best friends as they go on a bachelor party road trip to a strip club.
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"Two shutouts, one victory"
By Matthew Parrino | Sep. 30, 2009Coming off of a disappointing defeat against conference foe Hartwick, the men's soccer team packed their bags and hit the road hoping to find success outside of conference play.
