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Juiced
By STEPHEN MARTH | Oct. 6, 2008Oh, O.J. As I was sleeping on Thursday night, my phone began to vibrate uncontrollably. I grabbed it and read the text message I just received from CNN.
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Serious competition at the Paul Short Invite
By IAN FINEBERG | Oct. 6, 2008On Friday, the cross-country team headed into Bethlehem, Pa. to face tough competition throughout the nation.
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From segregation to equal education
By RYAN PUSATERI | Oct. 6, 2008Jonathan Kozol prides himself on speaking up for those whose voices are stifled in the midst of segregation and discrimination.
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McCain: man of the people
By DAN MECCA | Oct. 6, 2008I'm going to vote for John McCain in the general elections on Nov. 4. For a long time I was all about Obama, but I realize now, it's got to be McCain.
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The Spectrum endorses Barack Obama
By Editorial | Oct. 6, 2008The Spectrum's editorial board voted to endorse Democratic candidate Barack Obama for president in a 22 to 5 decision on Sunday.
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Fun Playlist needs some work
By ALLIE SIM | Oct. 6, 2008What happens when you mix together two awkward kids, three homosexuals, a missing drunk girl, a crazy ex-girlfriend and a really gross piece of gum?
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Bulls dominate home invite
By BRIAN JOLICOEUR | Oct. 3, 2008The men's tennis team won eight of 12 matches over Niagara on Saturday, completing play at the UB/Niagara Invitational at the University Tennis Center.
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UB associate dean named president of American Medical Association
By KEELEY SHEEHAN | Oct. 3, 2008Dr. Nancy Nielsen, an associate dean at UB, is breaking new ground as the second woman ever to head the American Medical Association (AMA), the leading advocate for physicians nationwide.
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De-Generation Ex
By John Ranic | Oct. 3, 2008Dear Generation: what happened? As a concerned reader, I would like to know. It seems ironic to me that a publication whose staff largely consists of burnouts who somehow have managed to produce a sleezy, sloppy, yet wildly entertaining student magazine has, well, burned out.
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Shake your moneymakers
By SAMANTHA HICKS | Oct. 3, 2008In high school and college sports, it's easy to see the sweat, the drive, the passion and the heart that oozes out of players.
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New home planned for engineers
By KEELEY SHEEHAN | Oct. 3, 2008The residents of the Engineering Trailer Complex alongside Jarvis Hall were displaced this past summer when it was demolished to make room for UB's growing engineering program.
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The ambitious traveler
By GARRETT CARLSON | Oct. 3, 2008Luminescent lights and transparent passengers aren't going to be enough to brighten Andrew McMahon's mood on the latest Jack's Mannequin release, The Glass Passenger.
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Ifill full of bias?
By Editorial | Oct. 3, 2008Gwen Ifill, the reporter who moderated Thursday's vice presidential debate, has come under fire for authoring a book entitled The Breakthrough: Politics and Race in the Age of Obama.
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Let the games begin:
By STEPHEN MARTH | Oct. 3, 2008It's a whole new year. After the Detroit Red Wings defeated the Pittsburgh Penguins in six games to be crowned the 2007-2008 Stanley Cup Champions, many fans began to fall into professional hockey withdrawal.
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Supply and demand
By Editorial | Oct. 3, 2008Since New York's cigarette taxes were increased in June, state officials have been learning a lesson that's been in the public eye since the failure of prohibition.
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"Faux relationships, real benefits"
By KEELEY SHEEHAN | Oct. 3, 2008People who invent fake boyfriends and girlfriends shouldn't be considered crazy or desperate. According to a new study, they are building up their self-esteem with their imaginary partners.
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"Lights, camera, inaction"
By SHANE FALLON | Oct. 3, 2008The oversexed, estro-charged, de-buttoned burlesque sextet the Pussycat Dolls have returned to the top 10 ranks with their second studio album, Doll Domination.
