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Some students unconcerned with H1N1
By Juan Carlos Gutierrez | Sep. 4, 2009The signs of distress are already appearing in the hallways of America as the warmth and comfort of summer fade into the darkened cold conditions of school and work during the winter.
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I can haz chick lit?
By KEELEY SHEEHAN | Sep. 4, 2009I'm not taking any literature classes this semester and that makes me feel all warm and fuzzy inside.
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Taking the reins
By Editorial | Sep. 4, 2009Given the current state of the country, there's probably no more daunting a task than to reform America's health care system. President Barack Obama must do exactly that.
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SA President Hassan Farah's Police Report
Sep. 4, 2009View SA President Hassan Farah's Police Report
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MCEER and Calspan partner to improve America's bridges
By ASHLEY HIRT | Sep. 4, 2009This fall, MCEER, the University at Buffalo's Multidisciplinary Center for Earthquake Engineering Research, and Calspan, a company in Buffalo internationally revered for aeronautics and transportation testing, will begin building two bridges in Ashford, N.Y. The full-scale bridge test will be performed to develop ways to improve the nation's crumbling bridge infrastructure.
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The Heights of student nightlife
By Rachel Lamb | Sep. 4, 2009Like any other college atmosphere, University Heights is constantly teeming with anxious students looking for something fun to do with their weekend nights.
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A new breed
By David Sanchirico | Sep. 2, 2009Saying sophomore quarterback Zach Maynard has big shoes to fill is somewhat unfair.
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"Holy rebirth, Batman!"
By ERIC HILLIKER | Sep. 2, 2009Months ago, Batman was 'killed' and his city was left at the mercy of the freaks and fouls of Arkham. As any strip-reader knows, criminals are a cowardly and superstitious lot and the only person who could stop them would be a new Batman and, subsequently, a new comic.
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A cheaper spin on an expensive practice
By SHANE FALLON | Sep. 2, 2009Every year, UB students spend hundreds, sometimes thousands, of dollars on books, the accompanying manuals, pamphlets and CDs.
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Duo with additional pressure
By David Sanchirico | Sep. 2, 2009Way before the news of James Starks' shoulder injury made its way to the ears of Bulls fans, friend and fellow senior running back Mario Henry heard the shocking news from Starks himself.
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"Peace, love and mediocre acting"
By James Twigg | Sep. 2, 2009Demetri Martin (Paper Heart) takes on his first leading role in the feature film Taking Woodstock. But is this film a bad trip or pure ecstasy?
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A new Pistachio's
By Adrian Finch | Sep. 2, 2009Pastas are made to order and come in a small or a large dish for $4.19 and $5.99, and due to high demand, freshly baked garlic knots will continue as a permanent buddy to pasta dishes.
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Same old song and dance
By Editorial | Sep. 2, 2009Sadly, the University at Buffalo is not immune to a timeless lesson – most politicians cannot avoid scandals.
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Brothers on the gridiron
By Matthew Parrino | Sep. 2, 2009Good things often come in twos. Simon and Garfunkel, pencils and erasers, and bacon and eggs are all great combinations; each one perfectly complements the other.
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A new Generation
By David Jarka AND Ren LaForme | Sep. 2, 2009'I know we have copies in our files from members of [SBI and] from outside parties about the content of the magazine,' Harrigan said. 'So those were taken into consideration.'
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Conversation killers
By JENNIFER GOOD | Sep. 2, 2009We have all had one of these conversations – you are talking to someone, and the topic gets a little controversial. The conversation quickly becomes a heated debate, with both sides adamantly making their points, defending their position as eagerly as possible.
