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Literature and the modern world

Professor Robert Daly, Distinguished Teaching Professor of English and Comparative Literature, gave a lecture this past Tuesday on the practical value of literature in everyday life.


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Party politics

Palms are beginning to sweat and platforms are being aired as the time draws near for students to decide who will lead the Student Association next year.Three parties of candidates - Progress, Greater Tomorrow and UB Redefined - have all geared up for the election; Redefined and Progress each with a full ticket, Greater Tomorrow with candidates only for SA's top three jobs.Peter Grollitsch, this year's treasurer, is running for president with Progress.


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Put the bunny back in the box

In 1984, a groundbreaking film was released about a hero sent from the future into the present with the intention of saving the human race from total annihilation.


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Schedule

Track & FieldFriday: at Wake Forest Open, All dayBaseballFriday: at Central Michigan, 3 p.m.M. TennisFriday: vs.


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Sidelines

UB announces Class of 2011Women's soccer head coach Jean-A Tassy announced Thursday three members of the 2011 class who will join the team in 2007.Tassy signed defender/midfielder Martina Pettenuzzo from Arlington Heights, Illinois and twin sisters defender/midfielder Kristen Bailey as well as midfielder Lindsey Bailey from Burlington, Ontario.Track athletes named to Academic All-MAC teamSix student-athletes from the men and women's indoor track and field team have been named to the Academic All-Mid-American Conference team.Senior Andy Leonard, sophomore Jake Madonia and senior Paul Riley were named from the men's team and senior Sarah Vance, junior Tina Villa and sophomore Mary Veith were selected for the women's team.UB seeks Hall of Fame nominationsThe athletic department announced that nominations are being accepted for the next class of inductees into the UB Athletic Hall of Fame.The deadline for submission is June 2, 2007 and the honorees will be celebrated during homecoming weekend at the Hall of Fame recognition dinner.Alumni Arena to host Relay for LifeThe 22nd annual Relay for Life will be held at Alumni Arena on March 23 through March 24.


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More than a minor disappointment

For a school that strives to teach students solid management practices, departmental officials may want to sit in on some of their own lectures.After working toward admittance into School of Management's minor program, students were shut out following an abrupt executive decision to dissolve this degree option.The reasoning behind the lockout was that class sizes in the school were too large and management majors had difficulty registering for required courses.While a solution to the overcrowding of classes was very necessary, the way in which it was handled was in terribly poor taste - reminiscent of the unexpected closing of the School of Informatics.Students pursuing minors often need to meet a set of prerequisites before admittance, and those who put forth the effort to meet the requirements to enter into this popular program have been stripped of their academic rights.Many students invested a great deal of time, effort and money to earn entry into the minor program, and without so much as an e-mail - or any forewarning for that matter - the School of Management pulled the rug right out from under them.Ending a program such as the minor in management is an action that could set a devastating precedent, leading to the unanticipated lockout of other programs.


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Brand new classics

Singers and songwriters are really given the opportunity to shine when their music is stripped down to its bare minimum: no drums, no bass, no backup vocals.


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My stumbled satire

The journey into school everyday is ritualistic. My day begins... I speed into the parking lot behind the Student Union flipping off everyone trying to steal my parking spot, which I have clearly marked with my blinker.


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Resurrect this

Like taking a page out of the Bible, Ohio metal outfit Chimaira has risen from what appeared to be the imminent death of their band.


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Preparing to charge

After one full season under the guidance of head coach Turner Gill, the Bulls began work towards next season hoping they will be the team to put Buffalo football on the map.


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Ray of hope

There's only one week left in March and it's officially time to get excited.The Tampa Bay Devil Rays are about to break camp.Sure, everyone's excited about the Yankees and Red Sox, Dice-K and the Rocket, and the overall mediocrity of the National League, but I'm just flat-out giddy over the Rays.I know what you're saying.


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