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Absent evidence
By Editorial | Mar. 4, 2009In 2005, the CIA destroyed 92 tapes that documented the treatment of two terror suspects while they were imprisoned by U.S.
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A history lesson
By TIMOTHY MONAHAN | Mar. 4, 2009I have to admit history was not my favorite subject back in high school. There were too many dates, strange names, exams and boring people for my personal tastes.?
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'Only Jewish students can have time away from their studies to reflect'
By Editorial | Mar. 2, 2009An open letter the UB community:
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The Daily Show without Jon Stewart
By James Twigg | Mar. 2, 2009The walls of the Center for the Arts echoed with laughter Friday night as Rory Albanese, Wyatt Cenac and John Oliver of The Daily Show flaunted mastery of the comedic arts.
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Charmingly offensive
By John Ranic | Mar. 2, 2009Only Stephen Lynch could take a song about the "dirty sanchez" and make it endearing.?
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UB Foundation board member charged with fraud
By CHRISTOPHER DI MATTEO | Mar. 2, 2009Stephen Walsh, a 1966 UB alumnus and University at Buffalo Foundation, Inc. board member, was arrested Wednesday in New York City and charged with being part of an investment-fraud scandal totaling $554 million, authorities said.
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Potential SA candidates announced
By DAVID JARKA | Mar. 2, 2009The Student Association Elections and Credentials Committee announced the potential candidates for this semester's SA executive board and SUNY delegate elections on Friday.?
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Bulls successful on Senior Day
By MATT DAVIES | Mar. 2, 2009In their last home game as members of the women's basketball team, seniors Dortae Brown and Jamie Schiebner wanted one more win at Alumni Arena.
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International Fiesta judging questioned
By KEELEY SHEEHAN | Mar. 2, 2009The Latin American Student Association (LASA), which took home third place in this year's International Fiesta, has returned its trophy and prize money in protest of what its members believe to be unfair judging practices.
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More than a little bit special
By John Ranic | Feb. 27, 2009Picture Gordon Lightfoot singing a song about menstrual love to a crowd of college students. Swap the half-unbuttoned dress shirt with a snug T-shirt, the '70s era John Holmes curls and meat-stache for mid-length fuzz, and the sweet historical retellings for demented tales on man-on-gerbil sex and trannies and voila: you have Stephen Lynch, a vocal and musical virtuoso with a mind that's perennially in the gutter and a back catalogue of music that's as hilarious as it is wildly inappropriate.
