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Green or scene?
By JASON MAZUROWSKI | Oct. 17, 2008These days, environmentalism is in. Everywhere you look, major retailers are selling organic cotton clothing and products made from recycled materials, while politicians tout climate-friendly platforms and sift through the environmental voting histories of their opponents.
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Quietly climbing high
By Editorial | Oct. 17, 2008Sen. Barack Obama tried to make the most of his privileged position Wednesday night in the third and final presidential debate of 2008.
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Speaker discusses missing reparations to Africa
By KEELEY SHEEHAN | Oct. 17, 2008Jews have received righteous reparations for the Holocaust, but victims of slave trade in the U.S.
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Living legend
By Matthew Parrino | Oct. 17, 2008Building a franchise in the NFL is widely considered the toughest job in professional sports. There are so many variables that go into constructing a team that many try and fail on a yearly basis.
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Is a smartphone the smart buy?
By LISA NEWMAN | Oct. 17, 2008In today's cell phone market, the omnipotent smartphones grant users constant communication at their fingertips along with over-the-top data packages.
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New cameras installed in University Heights
By LESLIE CHURCH | Oct. 17, 2008Three security cameras have been installed in the University Heights to ward off crime and help protect students.
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Gently down the stream
By KYLE BUKOLT | Oct. 17, 2008"Row, row, row your boat" is not something you will hear head coach Rudy Wieler chanting to his ladies on Sunday afternoons when the Bulls' rowing team is competing in the 2008-2009 season.The Head of the Genesee was held Sunday in Rochester, which featured rowing squads from Buffalo, Cornell, Syracuse and Western Ontario.
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What's the correct terminology?
By Editorial | Oct. 17, 2008A few weeks ago New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg announced his intention to run for a third term.
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Bayside's Shudder secedes and succeeds
By JOHN RANIC AND JAMESON BUTLER | Oct. 17, 2008Anointing music-crazed followers for the sixth straight year, the self-proclaimed cult Bayside leaves no faithful ears undrenched with the sweat and blood that's rained from their chests and onto their latest offering, Shudder.
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Union peppered with Latin spice
By JOHN ARCEDIANO | Oct. 17, 2008The Student Union buzzed with the rhythm of Latino music during a celebration of culture on Wednesday afternoon.
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Sidelines
Oct. 17, 2008Willy in top 10 for Unitas "Golden Arm" Award The running for the Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award has been narrowed from 26 athletes to 10 athletes, with senior quarterback Drew Willy one of the finalists for the prestigious award.The award will be presented by the Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Educational Foundation, Inc. and Transamerica, a provider of business and personal financial services.
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Forum to discuss climate plan for UB
By KEELEY SHEEHAN | Oct. 17, 2008Students, faculty and staff are invited to speak their minds about UB's plan to decrease greenhouse gas emissions during an inaugural forum next Tuesday at 11 a.m.
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Breaking boundaries
By CHRIS WHITMORE | Oct. 17, 2008The Ernie Davis story is, undoubtedly, an inspiring tale of perseverance, determination and racial segregation.
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China abroad program affords students a real cultural experience
By DENNIS SEAMAN | Oct. 15, 2008?
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Revealing history's blind spots
By KRISTEN HAN | Oct. 15, 2008When Jeffrey Brace went blind in his early '60s, he decided to tell the story of his life as a former slave who came from Africa and eventually gained his freedom.
