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Chug for jugs
By Rachel Lamb | Sep. 16, 2009For those who like beer and boobs, you're in luck.
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Second half plagues Bulls
By KEVIN CARNEY | Sep. 16, 2009Not even a momentum-building first win could reverse the women's soccer team's fortunes, as the Bulls dropped a 1-0 decision to the visiting Binghamton Bearcats on Sunday afternoon.
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Blueprint for mediocrity
By Brett Schneider | Sep. 16, 2009Straddling the line between old school and new school is easier said than done.
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Stepping up to the plate
By Editorial | Sep. 16, 2009Despite the fact that it was the top priority on his domestic agenda, it was a protracted and comatose summer for President Barack Obama as far as health care reform was concerned. Obama's administration was wounded by months filled with hearings called for by Republicans, who are determined to end his health care reform campaign.
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Lee Road construction creates commuting confusion
By AMANDA WOODS | Sep. 16, 2009It's hard enough to be on time for class in the hassle-filled early days of the semester.
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Exhibition photographs shed new light on Underground Railroad
By Naomi Spencer | Sep. 16, 2009A newspaper notice for runaway slaves hangs against a stark white wall in the UB Art Gallery.
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Police Blotter
Sep. 16, 20099/1 – Two touch panels were stolen from the Abbott Room in Diefendorf during the past week.
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A love-hate relationship
By Vanessa Frith | Sep. 16, 2009Whether or not you liked Hamlet as a high school student is completely irrelevant to the enjoyment of Paul Rudnick's I Hate Hamlet, currently playing at Buffalo's Kaleidoscope Theater.
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Tackling the financial system
By Editorial | Sep. 16, 2009Monday passed for most Americans like any other day. Unbeknownst to most, it marked the one-year anniversary of the collapse of Lehman Brothers – a collapse that proved to be the catalyst for a global financial crisis.
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Bouncing back
By Joe Paterno | Sep. 16, 2009Every kid goes through the experience of learning how to ride a bike. As soon as the training wheels come off, it is a near certainty that all kids will receive a face-full of pavement. But they are taught to pick themselves up, hop back on and continue to ride.
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Greed prevails
By Joe Paterno | Sep. 14, 2009It's that time of the year again. With the off-season in the rearview mirror, the National Football League kicked off its highly anticipated 2009 season on Thursday.
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Kickballs for Buffalo
By Adrian Finch | Sep. 14, 2009As summer slowly fades away, taking its eternal sunshine, warmth and endless days with it, outdoor enthusiasts can get out of the swimming pool and travel to the field, preparing for their first kickball games with the newly established Kickball League of Buffalo.
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Good medicine for future foundation
By Abraham C. L. Munson-Ellis | Sep. 14, 2009The University at Buffalo celebrated the upcoming relocation of its School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences from Cook Hall on North Campus to a new building on South Campus with a groundbreaking ceremony on Friday.
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Tale of two games
By David Sanchirico | Sep. 14, 2009A stretch of four Big East games is over and the soccer team returns from Milwaukee with both successful and disappointing results.
