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On our level
By Editorial | Oct. 8, 2008Last night's debate was interesting, but it wasn't quite the firefight that we all expected, was it?
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Alpha Phi Omega to host cardboard chaos
By TIMOTHY MONAHAN | Oct. 8, 2008As 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.
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"Lipstick, charity and politics:"
By ASHLEY OTTO | Oct. 8, 2008Every year, millions watch the Miss International Pageant to see the representatives of different countries fight for a title that symbolizes beauty and philanthropy.
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Still waiting for life
By GARRETT CARLSON | Oct. 8, 2008Empty flasks filled with pessimism and youthful angst fuel Jersey vagrants Senses Fail's Life is Not a Waiting Room L.P.
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Night Out for Homelessness
By None | Oct. 8, 2008UB'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.
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Value of third-party candidates goes unnoticed
By None | Oct. 8, 2008To the Editor: I find your [editorial] The Spectrum endorses Barak Obama as published in the October 6th issue of The Spectrum quite disappointing.
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Free fallin'
By CAROLINE HUFTALEN | Oct. 8, 2008With wind in their hair, while quivering in their boots, students are lunging themselves from airplanes-with parachutes attached of course.
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Winless streak reaches seven
By David Sanchirico | Oct. 8, 2008Momentum 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.
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Fueling the international fight against AIDS
By REN LAFORME | Oct. 8, 2008UB 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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Knowing Newton
By JOSHUA A. SKABRY | Oct. 8, 2008Covering zones. Keeping an eye on the football. Hitting harder than the last play. Being a free safety is tough job for athletes who play on the defensive side of the football and for junior Mike Newton.
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A bleak vision of the future
By JOSH Q. NEWMAN | Oct. 8, 2008Imagine cities ravaged, not by war, crime or natural disaster, but by lack of sight. Blindness, based on the book of the same title by Jos?
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"Shutout streak ends, but Bulls earn tie"
By BRIAN MEINDL | Oct. 8, 2008On Sunday night, the men's soccer team traveled to Niagara University looking to keep their seven-game shutout streak intact.
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"Iraq, U.S. said to be 'close' on deal on troop presence (Baghdad)"
By None | Oct. 8, 2008Foreign Minister Hoshyar Zebari said Tuesday that "bold political decisions" will be needed to approve a deal to extend the presence of U.S.
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A passionate playmaker
By Andrew Wiktor | Oct. 6, 2008Some athletes step onto the field or court knowing what sport they are ultimately passionate for.
