Since the introduction of the VCR, lawmakers and courts have been caught up in a "copyright panic," or a fearful reaction towards new technology that enables the exploitation of copyrights, according to UB Law School associate professor Mark Bartholomew.
Trade in the hip-hop microphone for a blues guitar. Keep the dirty Southern flavor, and while you're at it, add a dose of nymphomania.That's writer/director Craig Brewer's recipe for "Black Snake Moan," the Memphis filmmaker's first go-round since he won at the Sundance Film Festival in 2005 for his breakthrough hit, "Hustle & Flow."Samuel L.
In an age of American cinema where original ideas are sorely lacking, many filmmakers used the "based on a true story" plotline to provide a blueprint from which to showcase their talents.
On Wednesday night an event held by the UB Anti-War Action in Knox Hall was supposed to feature keynote speaker Sgt.
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With the Mid-American Conference Tournament just a few days away, the women's basketball team traveled to Kent State for its final tune-up before tournament play begins.The Bulls, who will be the fifth seed in the East of the upcoming tournament, fell to the Golden Flashes in their final regular season game.
Despite education programs and television programs, the country is still plagued by an epidemic of negligence and stupidity.
It's hard to imagine that a group could be so unique that even iTunes can't classify them.Jaggery has managed to accomplish such a feat with their new album "Polyhymnia" released on Feb.
Traveling to Nevada was not a fun adventure for the Buffalo baseball team this past weekend. The Bulls lost the first two games against the Nevada Wolfpack while the third game was cancelled due to snow.Going into the match-up this weekend, the Wolfpack (6-9) had already played 13 games compared to only one for the Bulls (1-2). This playing experience played a major factor in the final outcomes of the results.
With the culmination of a season riddled with unexpected twist and turns and without a win in the Mid-American Conference, the wrestling team hopes to change its fortunes around this weekend at the MAC Championships."We have nothing to lose," said wrestling head coach Jim Beichner.
With two of the four bands scheduled to perform canceling at the last minute, Friday night was nearly immersed in disappointment.
Athletics was at the forefront of discussion this past Thursday as the Corrigan Committee examined UB's sports program and invited the Buffalo community to speak its mind.
Bad news for all the baby mama's-in-waiting living in Buffalo, Willis McGahee is all but gone from the Queen City.McGahee, the starting running back for the Buffalo Bills with more children out of wedlock than 1,000-yard rushing seasons, will be a free agent after this upcoming NFL season.
The metal will not be stopped. Despite an unexpected snowstorm wreaking havoc on the Niagara Falls/Grand Island area, the fans came in droves to watch Killswitch Engage, DragonFroce, Chimaira, and He Is Legend heat up the Dome Theater stage Sunday.Anticipation grew steadily throughout the night and as the lights finally dimmed for Killswitch's set, the bruised, beaten, and sweaty masses let out an immense roar.
Late last year a law was passed allowing emergency contraception - the morning after pill - to be available over the counter without a prescription to women over 18 years old, a decision that has been a revolution in female reproductive health according to campus medical officials.Female students on campus can now go to Michael Hall during pharmacy hours without an appointment for emergency contraception for $25, a fee significantly less than the $40 charged by off-campus pharmacies.Melissa Mitravich, a family nurse practitioner for Planned Parenthood of Western New York, is no stranger to the conflict that the FDA approved, over the counter drug has caused.
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Upon entering Gayle Beck's office, a student is likely to find a smiling, petite professor sitting in her desk chair, Indian style with her shoes off.
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