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Elevator malfunction forces Cooke Hall evacuation
By CHRIS DI MATTEO & MATT MOSHER | Sep. 26, 2008
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Eagle Eye misses its mark
By ERIC HILLIKER | Sep. 26, 2008D What would happen if the government could watch every move, hear every conversation and monitor the lives of each and every citizen?
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Fee vote means nothing
By Editorial | Sep. 26, 2008If rules are meant to be broken, then guidelines are meant to be ignored. The SA Mandatory Student Activity Fee increase passed on Wednesday with over 10 percent of students voting.
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Perspectives:
By None | Sep. 24, 2008Do you think the campus is safe?If not, what could be done to make it safer?I do feel safe but I've been taking extra precautions, like not wearing my iPod when I'm walking and trying not to walk by myself.
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Bleeding blue and white
By STEPHEN MARTH | Sep. 24, 2008Jamey Richard is not your average athlete. Richard, a lineman for the Indianapolis Colts, has lived the dream that many young males across the country only wish to experience.
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Bleak home Alabama
By JOE O'CONNELL | Sep. 24, 2008Dead ConfederateWrecking BallB-Razor and Tie Records
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NFC beast
By David Sanchirico | Sep. 24, 2008Is it too early to predict a Super Bowl champion? Because I believe there are four teams that have a shot at winning the championship.
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Senate vote draws to close
By REN LAFORME | Sep. 24, 2008Students still have the power to decide who will represent them in the Student Association (SA) and approve or deny an increase in a major student fee until 6 p.m.
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We the people...an informed response
By None | Sep. 24, 2008As many readers of The Spectrum have noticed, there have been recent measures taken to humiliate the Black Student Union (BSU), the Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender Alliance (LGBTA), and those who sympathize with the causes of these groups.
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Asia increasing share of troubled U.S. assets
By None | Sep. 24, 2008In announcing plans Monday to spend as much as $8 billion for a 20 percent stake in Morgan Stanley, Japan's biggest bank underscored just how far that nation's financial companies have come from their own economic crisis in the 1990s.But the deal by Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group also highlighted Asia's crucial role as the United States tries to restore health and confidence to its tottering financial system.For years, Asian nations have financed the heavy spending of the U.S.
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Students speak out on campus safety
By STEPHANIE SCIANDRA | Sep. 24, 2008While crime reports are down in comparison to the start of the last school year, students remain fearful because of the increase in violent on-campus attacks.
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A slight misstep in Olean
By BRIAN JOLICOEUR | Sep. 24, 2008The women's soccer team came into their game Sunday against St. Bonaventure looking to end the non-conference portion of their schedule undefeated.
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Seasons Playlist
By None | Sep. 24, 2008As the leaves change and wind brings a chill, it's time to celebrate Earth's diversity.1.) Fall Out Boy - "Grand Theft Autumn"2.) Justin Timberlake - "Summer Love"3.) Snow - "Informer"4.) A New Found Glory - "It's Been a Summer"5.) The Matches - "Between Halloweens"6.) The Starting Line - "The Drama Summer"7.) Metallica - "Trapped Under Ice"8.) The Bronx - "Dirty Leaves"9.) Punchline - "The Coldest of Calendars"10.) Secondhand Serenade - "Fall For You"
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Linda Yalem Run returns for a sprint to campus safety
By JOANN PAN | Sep. 24, 2008The return of the Linda Yalem Run on Sunday will mark the 19th year that the UB community has gathered to raise awareness for personal safety.
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China abroad program affords students a real cultural experience
By DENNIS SEAMAN | Sep. 24, 2008
