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Activity fee increase makes good cents
By None | Sep. 22, 2008On Sunday, The Spectrum's editorial board met with Student Association Treasurer John Martin to discuss the upcoming referendum on the Mandatory Student Activity Fee.?
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Student hospitalized after assault
By LESLIE CHURCH | Sep. 22, 2008A male student was attacked on Core Road in the Ellicott Complex around 3:15 a.m. Sunday morning.
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Quaker challenge
By Matt Weber | Sep. 22, 2008Even after 110 minutes of game play and a shootout, the Bulls and the Penn Quakers couldn't decide a victor in their match.On Thursday, the Bulls (5-2-1, 1-0-0 Mid-American Conference) and the Penn Classic-hosting Quakers (3-0-2) played to a 0-0 tie, keeping the Quakers undefeated for yet another day.
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Sabres finally get it right
By STEPHEN MARTH | Sep. 22, 2008Slug-haters, rejoice. Your day has come.?
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Fighting for $15
By STEPHANIE SCIANDRA | Sep. 22, 2008The fate of the Student Mandatory Activity Fee for undergraduates will be on the voting block this week, with the Student Association (SA) proposing a $15 increase in the fee.
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Town Ballroom host racial comedy with no lines
By BEN MUMFORD-ZISK | Sep. 22, 2008On Sept. 24, the Town Ballroom will play host to The Most RACES Show on Earth (TMRSOE), a multi-ethnic comedy festival featuring over 10 comics and live music.
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Missouri Breaks Bulls
By CHRIS RYNDAK | Sep. 22, 2008Lining up against a national championship contender, the Buffalo Bulls did everything they could to keep themselves in the game-and kept things interesting for over two-and-a-half quarters.?
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Bulls bounce back with second place finish
By AARON MOE | Sep. 22, 2008Alumni Arena was the host site for the Hotel Indigo Classic Tournament, which featured Buffalo, St.
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There is an idea that is SA
By MATTHEW ZAJAC | Sep. 22, 2008Patrick Bateman, vice president of Pierce & Pierce, demigod of murders and executions, face of the human condition gone to hell, claims to not exist.
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Cost effective ways to survive college without being lame
By CAROLINE HUFTALEN | Sep. 22, 2008?
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Asia at Noon focuses on child prostitution
By LAURA KUNZ | Sep. 22, 2008Parents around the world will often give up a child for adoption because they do not have the means to care for him or her.
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Blast kills 60 in Pakistan capital
By None | Sep. 22, 2008A massive suicide truck bomb ripped through a luxury hotel in the Pakistani capital Saturday night, killing at least 60 people and wounding more than 250 as the building was engulfed in flames, officials said.
