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No shortage of heart for men's soccer

Slow first halves never seem to be a problem for the men's soccer team, as it somehow always finds a way to come back late in games.Down by one with eight seconds left in the second half, senior midfielder Dan Stevens capped a furious Buffalo rally, which saw the Bulls score two goals in the final five minutes.


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Ohio road trip too much for Bulls

Drew Carey's "OHIO!" must be ringing through the ears of the Bulls volleyball team after their weekend trip through the Buckeye State, as the girls lost both of their matches to Miami (OH) and Bowling Green on Friday and Saturday, respectively.On Friday evening, the Bulls (2-20, 1-5 Mid-American Conference) visited the Miami RedHawks (7-7, 4-1 MAC) in a match with a much-needed conference win on the line.


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Four keys to being the dark horse

As a good Jewish boy, I have learned the dangers of the kanuhura. That is why I am proceeding with care from here on out.With the Bulls halfway through their 2007 schedule, it is time to figure out who this team is.


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New leadership office focuses on volunteerism

Students and faculty filled the newly renovated 235 Student Union - formerly a commuter lounge - for the grand opening of the Center for Student Leadership and Community Engagement.According to Andrea Costantino, director of Student Life, the new center will enhance UB's ability to reach out to the community."Part of the University's mission is connecting our campus to the local community...(the office) will service the Buffalo and the Amherst community," Costantino said.


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Career Fest opens up a world of opportunity for students

Recruiters from prominent companies such as Geico, CVS/pharmacy, and Hershey Company were present at the annual Career Fest this past Wednesday.Students seeking out jobs and internships gathered around the booths scattered throughout the Alumni Arena gymnasium with resumes in hand, hoping to find an opportunity to enter the real world.According to Michael Rivera, the senior career planning and development associate for Career Services, Career Fest is designed to guide students toward employment after graduation and finding internship experiences."This event helps students come in contact with potential employers who are looking to offer internships, full, and part-time jobs," Rivera said.UB alumnus Jacob Glofka, an agency sales director for insurance company MetLife, which is the 37th largest company in the US on the 2007 Forbes Fortune 100, thought the turnout was low."I cannot believe that most UB students are not here.


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MAC title a realistic goal for men's soccer

With conference play coming into full swing, the men's soccer team looks well prepared to make a run at the Mid-American Conference title, but that doesn't mean they're going take it easy anytime soon."When you start MAC play everything is going to be close," said head coach John Astudillo.


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Stop. Don't tell us

After listening to Soulja Boy's debut album Tellem, listeners will understand why some trends in music just shouldn't be followed.No matter how many times a song plays on the radio, sometimes it's necessary to step back and recognize that the rhymes in question may be worthless.


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Students struggle to attend Spirit Week festivities

The annual toga contest in conjunction with Spirit Week was canceled on Thursday.Only one person showed up to the contest, which is open to all official on-campus fraternities and sororities, according to Student Association Entertainment Director Andrew 'AJ' Paul."We had some trouble coordinating with the fraternities and Greek life," he said.According to Paul, four fraternities signed up to compete.The cancellation is part of a larger problem, said Entertainment Coordinator Marc Rosenblitt.


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Spilling out through the speakers

The story starts with a boy and his guitar. In the case of The Spill Canvas front man Nick Thomas, it was that guitar that set him on what would become a very successful, but constantly evolving, musical journey.


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Porn and Politics

State Legislator shows nude image during presentationState legislator Matthew Barrett (D-Ohio) woke up sleepy high school students when his lecture displayed an image of a nude woman instead of his civics lesson.


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Schedule

FridayMen's and Women's TennisUB/Niagara Invitational. All Weekend.Volleyballat Miami (OH), 7 p.m.Women's Soccerat Western Michigan, 4 p.m.SaturdayFootballVersus Ohio, 1 p.m.


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Taste of the Rockies

This past Sunday is one that I want to forget as quickly as possible. That is because the Bills beat the Jets and my favorite baseball team, the New York Mets, suffered the worst collapse in Major League Baseball history.The Mets went 5-12 in their final 17 games, blowing a seven game lead that they held in the NL East on September 14.Waking up for classes on Monday was not easy for me.


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UB president calls for tuition increase at FSEC meeting

According to President John B. Simpson, the low cost of tuition at UB could be putting the university at a disadvantage when it comes to keeping up with the competition.At Tuesday's Faculty Senate Executive Committee (FSEC) meeting, held at the Center for Tomorrow, Simpson acknowledged that UB does not compare favorably with similar-sized public research universities around the country.


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