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By KRISTEN DEANGELI | Oct. 22, 2007"Business casual" may seem like a walking contradiction, but in reality it's quickly becoming one of the most common dress codes for the working class.
"Business casual" may seem like a walking contradiction, but in reality it's quickly becoming one of the most common dress codes for the working class.
Ninety minutes just wasn't enough. For the seventh time this season, the men's soccer team found its way into extra time, this time on the road against Mid American Conference (MAC) opponent Northern Illinois.
Captivating, disturbing, informative and upsetting, the new documentary Lessons from Homicides: The Buffalo Story invokes a wide range of emotions and reactions.
A few weeks ago, UB alum and former Spectrum assistant sports editor Corey "Goon" Griffin traveled to the Queen City for a Jets loss.
Frank Sinatra once said, "Orange is the happiest color." On Saturday, when the Bulls take on the Orange of Syracuse, Buffalo hopes to change Sinatra's saying, at least for one day.Is it finally time for Syracuse (1-6) to be knocked from the title as New York's College Team?Coming into this weekend's game with the Orange, Buffalo (3-4, 3-1 Mid-American Conference) has been on a roll.
Mario, Master Chief, Sonic and company dealt out musical justice alongside members of the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra Sunday night as they presented Video Games Live!
Gottfried Strasser, a well-known Austrian researcher, joined the UB faculty six weeks ago to take advantage of a $750,000 grant from the New York State Office of Science, Technology and Academic Research (NYSTAR).A professor of physics and electrical engineering, Strasser developed a reputation as a world-class researcher while he was an associate professor at the Solid State Electronics Institute at the Technical University of Vienna, Austria."Famous Austrians include Mozart and Arnold Schwarzenegger," he said.
An art exhibit entitled "The Mysteries of Jesus" was hosted by the Vintage Group through the Campus Ministry Association in 145 Student Union Thursday.
Five top-10 individual season records. Three top-10 career records. First kick-off returned for a touchdown since 1989.
The excitement and vivid colors of the Caribbean Student Association (CSA) carnival attracted students to 145 Student Union this past Tuesday.The event served as a representation of what Caribbean life is like, featuring artistic masks, domestic flags, music and food from the different islands in the Caribbean."This event is a reenactment.
Several times now I have heard the rallying, triumphant boast that UB's Honors Program (now Honors College) provides its member students with "an Ivy League education at a public institution." While the Honors College is certainly a worthwhile component of UB's academic environment, this appraisal is unjustified.The quality of one's education arises from the quality of the faculty, facilities, and classmates.
Late night television is the only way to announce a campaign and be taken seriously; it worked for Arnold Schwarzenegger on Letterman.
In my opinion, the potential lawsuit concerning the Virginia Tech shootings has merit. This potential lawsuit was described in an October 15, 2007 editorial in The Spectrum.
"They" say that you learn from your experiences and that experience comes with age. Considering my robust age, I feel that I have learned some rather valuable things in life so far.
Jamey Richard doesn't show up in the box scores, but he's the key to an offense responsible for putting up some of the best numbers in Buffalo history since becoming a Division 1-A program.
Once upon a pop punk band, Saves the Day (STD) had everything in place to become the next big thing.
Offering a surprisingly deep, artistic diversion from everyday activity, UB's Zodiaque Dance Company put on a visually and mentally stimulating opening performance Wednesday night in the CFA's Drama Theatre.