AIDS lecture kicks off Gender Week
By KEELEY SHEEHAN | Sep. 26, 2007This year's Gender Week, themed "Engendering Possibilities," kicked off Monday with a lecture by Sarah Schulman, one of the keynote speakers.
This year's Gender Week, themed "Engendering Possibilities," kicked off Monday with a lecture by Sarah Schulman, one of the keynote speakers.
"What goes up, must come down. Spinning wheel got to round."These classic lyrics from Blood, Sweat and Tears couldn't have been truer for the men's and women's soccer teams this weekend.
Success against a local rival is always gratifying, even when it takes place at a site 400 miles away.
The 2006 Uniform Crime Report released by the Federal Bureau of Investigation revealed that 44 percent of all current drug-crime arrests involve marijuana, amounting to a total of 829,625 people arrested.This was reported in a Sept.
Fun and charity filled the Student Union Theater this past Saturday as the Black Student Union and Alpha Beta Sigma Sorority Incorporated hosted the Annual Sickle Cell Auction.The auction, which began fashionably late, was unlike a typical date auction where the audience bids on prospective dates for an evening out.
You may have noticed a lion lurking in Founders Plaza outside of Capen Library Tuesday as UB's international community gathered to celebrate the re-opening of the plaza after a major construction project this summer.
Toting a sweet Southern sound that's catchier than the clap, Georgia pop-rockers Cartel made their debut visit to Rochester, with a healthy amount of UB students sprinkled throughout the Flower City's Water Street Music Hall.Sticking true to their roots, Cartel began the night with the purely "Chromatic" tunes "Luckie St." and "If I Fail." Painfully off-key screams and lyrical accompaniment were belted back at singer Will Pugh, whose voice was as pleasant as his beloved Georgia summer afternoon.Upping the already fast-paced set was "Say Anything(else)," easily one of the band's catchiest tunes.
For the fifth season in a row the Bulls failed to defeat a non-conference opponent not named Temple.
Had Metro Station, the four-piece electro-pop outfit hailing from Southern California, released its self-titled debut record five or ten years ago, it may have been deserving of more attention.
UB chemists have found a new way to deposit metal oxides without the compounds in question sustaining damage from the high temperatures required for a chemical reaction between metal and oxygen.This kind of breakthrough is the science behind building thinner, lighter computers, iPods and other electronic devices, according to Robert L.
Nyquil, Benadryl, Cold Eeze and Robitussin. This is just the short list of medication students can get hopped up on with the hopes of quick relief from a stuffy nose or a crippling headache.Getting sick prevents students from doing homework, going to class and even partying on the weekend.
The crowd was electric, the band was wired, and the music was mediocre as Aiden, the glam-goth emo band out of Seattle, took the stage at the Buffalo Icon, Sunday night.
East Division1. Bowling Green 1-0 MAC (2-1 Overall)2. Akron 1-0 (2-2)3. Buffalo 1-0 (1-3)4. Miami (OH) 1-0 (1-3)5.
In a business ruled by singles and iPod downloads, the music industry has become so overwhelmingly general that it often forgets the sound of passion.
On Friday, both the men's and women's soccer teams pushed it to the limit in their matches versus Bucknell and George Washington.