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Tossing the salad
By DENNIS SEAMAN | Nov. 10, 2008I heard a joke in a commercial once that said: "We're so broke, we got married just for the rice." At the time that I saw this I was probably still in high school, worrying more about whether my pants were tight enough than about my financial future.
A punter from down under
By JOSHUA A. SKABRY | Nov. 10, 2008When most people consider transferring to another college, they base their decision on things such as a school's academics.
Talking sex scenarios
By CAROLINE HUFTALEN | Nov. 10, 2008Some hit up the pages of Cosmo or turn on Dr. Sue, but all the mysteries and specificities of sex can't be answered by such far away and impersonal sources.
Small-scale leadership
By CAROLINE HUFTALEN | Nov. 10, 2008The most powerful leaders in the U.S. are faced with financial crisis, war and the idioms Saturday Night Live brings to their personal portrayal.
Gaga for Gaga
By SHANE FALLON | Nov. 10, 2008The FameInterscope RecordsReleased October 28, 2008Grade: A As strobe-lit ecstasy bounces with the beat and epilepsy turns pandemic, uppity club-kids and post-bumped socialites bow in the presence of their platinum blonde deity, Lady Gaga.
Up and down weekend in the pool
By Matthew Parrino | Nov. 10, 2008The men's and women's swim team played the role of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde perfectly over the weekend.
Make the Pro Bowl meaningful
By STEPHEN MARTH | Nov. 10, 2008NFL fans across the country might be saying "aloha" to Aloha Stadium soon. The home of the Pro Bowl, located in Honolulu, Hawaii, will more than likely be empty of any professional football in the next few years.
Watch the abbreviations
By LISA NEWMAN | Nov. 10, 2008Imagine reading a novel with the first words written as, "I c u prob dnt no me." For someone who is a frequent text messenger and user of abbreviations this may be a legible sentence, but not everyone is on board with the functions of new technology.
Exhibit X: literature and the community
By ERIN WAITE | Nov. 10, 2008Good news for those desperately yearning to find that Buffalo is not, in fact, a culturally dead city-the Exhibit X Fiction Series is now in its 5th year of welcoming writers, students and the community to participate in literature readings and events.
Bone Palace Ball-assist
By John Ranic | Nov. 10, 2008As the hardcore musical classification watched its heart beat into different genres, a phoenix rose from these interspersed ashes strewn on the streets of Davison, Mich.
An evolving legend
By AMY MILLER | Nov. 10, 2008R&B superstar John Legend has certainly evolved, switching up his eminence with his third and most recent album Evolver.











