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A bundle of fun
By Matt Weber | Nov. 10, 2008Sometimes, decision-making can be tough.Junior libero Ellen Robertson is no exception to this rule.
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"Simpson, Tripathi accused of gender bias"
By TOM HALLECK | Nov. 10, 2008Tempers flared lTuesday when numerous members of the Faculty Senate Executive Committee accused President John B.
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"Breathe in, breathe out"
By BRIAN PETER | Nov. 10, 2008The hectic Student Union is becoming a more relaxed place every Thursday thanks to the art of Zen.
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Bulls look to bounce back in 2008-2009
By STEPHEN MARTH AND SAMANTHA HICKS | Nov. 10, 2008It's that time of the year again. As college hoops begins to enter the limelight in the upcoming weeks, the Bulls hope to be on top before Mid-American Conference play begins in January.
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Bulls post great results at Syracuse Invitational
By JOSHUA A. SKABRY | Nov. 7, 2008In many cases, rowing a boat is usually a calming and relaxing experience. For the rowing team, it's an intense, all-out battle in the water.
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"Bend, don't break"
By STEPHANIE SCIANDRA | Nov. 7, 2008She's got the personality, the charisma and the clothes. She's Sarah Palin, and let's not forget about that cute little wink she does.
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More than condom giveaways and cookie decorating
By LESLIE CHURCH | Nov. 7, 2008The free penis and breast-shaped cookies may have lured students to the third annual Sexual Health Fair in the Student Union on Thursday, but once inside an array of information ensured they would leave with more than just a pocket full of free condoms.
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Homegrown suds and self-poured creations
By Matt Mosher | Nov. 7, 2008While the average party-going student probably sticks to old standbys like Keystone or Bud Light, others treat their taste buds to self-made beer creations.
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Buffalo News editor shares keys to business success
By KEELEY SHEEHAN | Nov. 7, 2008The first female editor and vice president of the Buffalo News shared life lessons and industry tips with a small group in the Alfiero Center on Wednesday as part of the UB School of Management Executive Speaker Series.
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Bulls regroup for playoffs
By BRIAN MEINDL | Nov. 7, 2008Looking to end their regular season on a winning note, the men's soccer team headed to Oneonta, N.Y.
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Futuristic fantasy brings the laughs
By ERIC HILLIKER | Nov. 7, 2008Dreamt up by an alcoholic, foul-mouthed robot that has gone a little crazy, the latest Futurama direct-to-DVD movie, Futurama: Bender's Game, provides fans with enough dragons and swords to keep their eye glued to the screen.
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December rape claim determined to be false
By STEPHANIE SCIANDRA | Nov. 7, 2008University police have determined that a December rape and kidnap claim on UB North Campus never happened.
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Low student response perceived as support for School of Management fee
By JOANN PAN | Nov. 7, 2008This week, a handful of students provided input on a proposed mandatory Auxiliary Services Fee of $184 per student that will be required from all students in the School of Management (SoM). Attendance at the SoM forums, open to students on Wednesday and Thursday, was remarkably low, with less than a dozen arriving to express their opinions.
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Twelfth man leaves lasting impact
By AARON MOE AND JAKE SHILLMAN | Nov. 7, 2008The threat of coming into a hostile Buffalo environment has been almost non-existent - until now.
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Risky role models
By Andrew Wiktor | Nov. 7, 2008Dallas Mavericks forward Josh Howard makes $9.5 million a year. While it might be able to pad his life comfortably, it's not enough to buy some common sense.
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Freak show among the stars
By TIMOTHY MONAHAN | Nov. 5, 2008It sounds like the plot of a Nicholas Sparks novel: A young, hardworking gentleman falls madly in love with a fair beauty and they live happily together on an alien-infested spaceship.
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A brutal and brilliant look at the crown prince of crime
By ERIC HILLIKER | Nov. 5, 2008Arguably the most popular and recognizable character in the Gotham City universe besides the caped crusader, his vicarious presence ran amok on Halloween as hundreds of clones laced the Queen City's streets and homes.
