1.Raiders: JaMarcus Russell, QB, LSUAl Davis is flat-out giddy over the 6-foot-6-inch, 260 athletic freak with the rocket arm and it's a no-brainer.
It has been a long and frustrating season for the Buffalo softball team. It has been a year riddled with injuries, and its 37 losses prove that the team has been unable to overcome these challenges.
"If I knew then, what I know now..."How many times have you heard someone say that? The only problem is most of us never took the time to listen when someone told us what we needed to know.Now that my college career has come to an end I feel almost obligated to reiterate some of the lessons that I've learned over my first five years of freedom.Four year girlfriends/boyfriends are no good: It's a proven fact that people that date the same person the entirety of college end up the same ?
Director and senior theatre major Drew McCabe, the master of playhouse "craic," brings torture, hallucination and mighty acting to UB's experimental stage this weekend as the Department of Theatre and Dance Student Guild performs the wonderfully untamed double feature, "Locus/No Exit" at 190 Alumni Arena.
Big Four baseball has seen better days. The annual Big Four Classic baseball tournament pits Niagara, Canisius, St.
Innovative research in the field of inorganic chemistry just became easier for associate professor David Watson, who received a National Science Foundation (NSF) CAREER award.
He's the highest ranked professor on both the Student Association's teacher evaluations and ratemyprofessors.com, and each semester students fight to squeeze into a slot for his famously engaging World Civilization classes.Timothy Boyd, an associate professor in the Classics Department, knows how to turn a typically mundane course into a semester filled with fun, humor and excitement."History is a lot more important than I am," Boyd said, whose technique varies from other instructors because of his ability to relate to the undergraduate population.
I'm 14-years-old, in the pre-cell phone era, and a boy calls me for the first time. My ultra protective 16-year-old brother answers, scares him to death, and the boy never calls again.Welcome to life in a big family.When the movie "My Big Fat Greek Wedding" was released, my cousins and I saw an eerie resemblance with the characters in the film and our family.
For college students who need more than a cup of coffee to make it through finals, swallowing an Adderall or Ritalin may be the more appealing choice, according to studies indicating that prescription stimulant drug abuse is on the rise among college students.
Mu Sigma Upsiton Sorority and Alpha Phi Alpha have taken up residence in the Student Union this week, focusing their efforts on charitable causes by selling baked goods.The Mu Sigma Upsiton Sorority is raising money for a five-mile AIDS walk in New York City on May 20.
Five years ago, Mama and Papa Doc dropped me off on the second floor of Wilkeson Quad and suddenly, I was a Buffalo Bull.Seriously, I had no choice.
"Brodo," the Italian word for broth, is a soup and wine bar on Elmwood Avenue that redefines the dining "night on the town" experience. The soup? Let's just say you need to try it for yourself.
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A dark road lies in front of a puttering car. Contained within is a good-looking couple that is undeniably lost, and the only clich?
UB's Regional Institute operates around the idea that an uninformed voter is worse than no vote at all.The resource center, open to students and the community, aims to enhance policy decision making.
Hillery Park Middle School was decorated in "City Lights" Friday evening for a dance organized by After Class Productions, an endeavor of communications students in an Introduction to Business and Communications class.This is the second year that the COM317 class has held a dance at Hillery Park Middle School in Buffalo.
vMTV's The Real World held open casting auditions on Main Street at the Steer from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Kathryn A. Foster, director of the UB Regional Institute, has recently received approximately $200,000 from the Macarthur Foundation to conduct a national analysis concerning how regions respond to national demographic, economic and social challenges.Foster, a co-investigator for the Network on Building Resilient Regions, said that the analysis has been years in the making."The process that we have undergone in obtaining this grant has been underway since mid-2004," Foster said.
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