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By Editorial | Apr. 2, 2008*April Fools Article Disclaimer - This content of this article waspublished as a "joke" and may contain invalid or false information.
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Fixing UB's Cultural Kinetics
By JOHN IMUS RANIC | Apr. 2, 2008Groups of Asians roaming the halls in inconsiderate Mongol hoards. Loud-mouthed black students dancing and fighting in the SU.
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Murderer never letting go
By GARRETT CARLSON | Apr. 2, 2008University Police were dispatched to the Governors Building Monday night after a frantic emergency call was placed around 7:30 p.m.
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Apr. 2, 2008Volleyball at YWCA 8 and Under TournamentPink Pretties 3Buffalo 0Table TennisChinese National Team 0Buffalo 21Field HockeyBuffalo 2Duke 3Roller HockeyWashington State 4Buffalo 1Upcoming EventsIce HockeyComing in 2021*April Fools Article Disclaimer - This content of this article waspublished as a "joke" and may contain invalid or false information.
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Buffalo adds Division-I figure skating for Fall 2008
By CHRIS RYNDAK | Apr. 2, 2008As Buffalo's athletic director, Warde Manuel has set a lofty goal for the university: 10 Mid-American Conference Championships in four years.
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Bills formally announce permanent move to Toronto
By STEPHEN MARTH | Apr. 2, 2008After former Buffalo Bills Owner and President Ralph Wilson, Jr. died Sunday from suspected foul play, daughter Christy Wilson Hoffman announced the sale of the NFL team to Ted Rogers, President and CEO of Rogers Communications.
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Trimania resurfaces in Buffalo to eager fans
By SONIA BADAWY | Mar. 31, 2008On Saturday, UB students and local art lovers saw a spectacle audiences will not be able to experience again until 2011.
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Mar. 31, 2008W. TennisFriday:Buffalo7Ball State0M. TennisSaturday:Western Michigan6Buffalo1W. TennisSaturday:Miami (OH)5Buffalo2BaseballSunday:Buffalo1Central Michigan0Sunday:Buffalo4Central Michigan3M.
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The Spectrum Watchlist
By DAN MECCA | Mar. 31, 2008Classic: Seven Years in Tibet (1997)One of the most underappreciated films of the '90s, Brad Pitt gives a flawed, yet interesting performance as Heinrich Harrer, a real life Austrian mountain climber who formed a relationship with the young Dalai Lama just before the Chinese takeover of Tibet.
