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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.
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Coach Profile
By JILL TARAPACKI | Oct. 6, 2008It's hard to believe that Buffalo men's soccer head coach John Astudillo has enough time to have a life outside of soccer.
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Informational terrorism
By Editorial | Oct. 6, 2008For the past several years, it hasn't been hard to find voices that claim Barack Obama is a terrorist or has ties to terrorist organizations, but these attacks have been limited for the most part to the absolute far right or the Weekly World News.
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Deciding to be undecided
By KATIE FIEDLER | Oct. 6, 2008Undecided: an ambitious label that many college students are afraid to advertise. It's meant to cover all the bases and leave the proverbial doors as wide open as possible.
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"Helping the Heights, one red cup at a time"
By ASHLEY OTTO | Oct. 6, 2008A sea of red cups and bottles litter the streets of the University Heights on a weekly basis, leaving a stark reminder of the student parties that have occurred over the weekend.
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Paradox of pounds
By NICOLE SANTACESARIA | Oct. 6, 2008Buffalo is often valued for its variety of eateries; but this, paired with fewer and fewer supermarkets, is contributing to severe hunger issues in the Western New York community.
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UB Police up the beat with new officers
By LAURA KUNZ | Oct. 6, 2008The University Police Department will welcome two new faces to the force this academic year. Stacy Tuberdyke, 31, and Daniel Behuniak, 40, started in the Erie County Police Training Academy on Aug.
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American-Iranian group seeks Iran's approval
By None | Oct. 6, 2008Last week the United States granted a rare waiver allowing a U.S.-based Iranian American lobbying group to set up shop here in what some people consider a gesture of diplomatic outreach.
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Bulls struggle to compete
By AARON MOE | Oct. 6, 2008Over the weekend, the volleyball team was hoping to capture their first Mid-American Conference win of the season.
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Bulls earn seventh straight shutout
By BRIAN MEINDL | Oct. 6, 2008On Friday night, Buffalo headed into their game against Western Michigan thinking that six was their lucky number.
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Green your crib with Earth-friendly principles
By NICOLE SANTACESARIA | Oct. 6, 2008Student bedroom decoration is taking on a new shade: green. Jim Simon, an environmental educator with UB Green, said that reasons for using green products and implementing green practices go beyond saving money on bills.
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Revisiting the past with bootleg tracks
By JOE O'CONNELL | Oct. 6, 2008There's an odd appeal to bootleg releases. Obviously intended for hardcore fans, bootlegs enable the listener to be a part of the creative process, not just the finished product, giving them that slightly-illegal feeling that they are listening to something they shouldn't be.
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Bulls unable to defeat Cardinals
By JILL TARAPACKI | Oct. 6, 2008Although the women's soccer team was determined to reverse their losing fortunes Friday night, the losses continued to stack up after a great start to the season.
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Watch list:
By None | Oct. 6, 2008October ClassicsFall is here and that means autumn-colored leaves, frigid air and baseball playoffs.
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"In the beginning, God created stupid people"
By DAN MECCA | Oct. 6, 2008Bill Maher has made the funniest, but not quite scariest, movie of the year. The veteran political comedian's new documentary Religulous questions the factual basis of religion and the faith that comes with it.
