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.
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.
Covering 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.
Imagine 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?
On Sunday night, the men's soccer team traveled to Niagara University looking to keep their seven-game shutout streak intact.
Foreign Minister Hoshyar Zebari said Tuesday that "bold political decisions" will be needed to approve a deal to extend the presence of U.S.
Some athletes step onto the field or court knowing what sport they are ultimately passionate for.
It's hard to believe that Buffalo men's soccer head coach John Astudillo has enough time to have a life outside of soccer.
For 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.
Undecided: 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.
A 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.