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Polishing up for the future
By AMBER HELFRICH | Apr. 15, 2009Establishing a positive initial connection with a potential employer is essential. Polishing up first impressions should be at the top of every student's list of priorities, especially those who will be graduating in the near future.
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"No need to fear, Seaguy is here!"
By ERIC HILLIKER | Apr. 15, 2009Look! Up in the sky! It's...nothing. ?
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Green behavior
By REN LAFORME | Apr. 15, 2009A university-wide brainstorming session regarding climate change held last fall culminated on Tuesday as the Environmental Stewardship Committee (ESC) unveiled the first draft of the UB Climate Action Plan.?
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Study woes blossom with spring fever
By JENNIFER MOGENSEN | Apr. 15, 2009As Buffalo awakens from its deep hibernation, students are slipping on their shorts and flip flops in hopes of warmer temperatures and brighter days.
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The end of a generation
By Editorial | Apr. 15, 2009Generation has had its leash tugged. In a surprise move to the editorial staff of the publication, Sub-Board I, Inc. (SBI) has suspended Generation's charter, effectively preventing the student-run magazine from electing their own leadership for the upcoming school year.
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Undeniably unstoppable
By ANGELA KOSMOSKI | Apr. 15, 2009Rascal FlattsUnstoppableLyric StreetApril 7, 2009Rating: A-?
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Mixed results in Akron
By MAX WEBERMAN | Apr. 15, 2009Five weeks remaining until the Mid-American Conference Championship, and the men's and women's track teams are working toward their trip to Akron, Ohio against two MAC teams.
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Abysmal weekend
By JON MAURER AND MAX WEBERMAN | Apr. 15, 2009The Bulls can't seem to get in the groove of things.The softball team (18-17, 1-9 Mid-American Conference) entered Friday's double-header with MAC rival Akron (23-13, 6-3 MAC) struggling.
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UB receives $4.9 million in stem cell research funding
By MICHAEL J. SZYMCZAK | Apr. 15, 2009?
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No trouble unpacking your troubles
By Andrew Wiktor | Apr. 15, 2009Across New York State, 83 college students annually commit suicide because their everyday challenges are too much to handle.
