Students aren't the only ones feeling the stress of crime in the University Heights. According to an ongoing study from the Department of Social and Preventative Medicine (DSPM), local police face the negative effects of stress as well.
The Dazzlers dance team brings spirit and talent to events throughout the UB sports seasons. This year's Dazzler team captains are Melanie Warren, a senior exercise science major who has danced since she was three, and Lisa Badgley, a senior pre-nursing major who has danced since age four.
With roots in Buffalo and boxing, Tonawanda native and former number one heavyweight contender of the world Joe Mesi hopes to defend UB students and those residing in the state's 61st district from being pulled down by the sinking economy.
When the Buffalo Sabres open up their season Friday night against the Montreal Canadiens, there may still be one major question left unanswered: the captaincy.
Last night's debate was interesting, but it wasn't quite the firefight that we all expected, was it?
As the wind howls on a cool autumn night, students pull their blankets close for comfort and drift off to sleep, thankful for the roof over their heads.
Every year, millions watch the Miss International Pageant to see the representatives of different countries fight for a title that symbolizes beauty and philanthropy.
Empty flasks filled with pessimism and youthful angst fuel Jersey vagrants Senses Fail's Life is Not a Waiting Room L.P.
UB's Night Out for Homelessness is Friday. It will be a test of the university's student body, one that will prove how seriously we can take an issue.
To the Editor: I find your [editorial] The Spectrum endorses Barak Obama as published in the October 6th issue of The Spectrum quite disappointing.
With wind in their hair, while quivering in their boots, students are lunging themselves from airplanes-with parachutes attached of course.
Momentum is the key for a successful season. When a team is on a roll, the wins come easily. On the other hand, a lack of momentum can lead to a string of unsuccessful games and piling up of losses.
UB will lend a helping hand to clinical workers and researchers in AIDS-ravaged nations with a $7.6 million contract awarded to the School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences.
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