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"Run, Scooter, run"

When will it end?!Why are people always picking on White House leaders?How is it that a court of law could have the audacity to even think of convicting anyone affiliated with the Bush Administration - especially someone working under Vice President Dick Cheney.It was announced Tuesday that everyone's favorite White House aide - Cheney's (former) Chief of Staff Lewis "Scooter" Libby - was convicted of "lying" to a grand jury and the FBI regarding the leak of the name of an undercover CIA agent.Apparently, a couple of conversations with the press and some "lapsed memories" are worth up to 30 years in prison.Thankfully, Libby wasn't scooted right from the courtroom to the jail cell (like common people would be).Instead, he's out on his own until his sentencing on June 5.That should give Libby enough time to tie up all of his loose ends, get his affairs in order, kiss his wife goodbye and get in one last well-earned vacation before he begins a luxury stay in a swanky prison getaway.That is, of course, unless he changes his reservations.Being the scapegoat of the Bush Regime, maybe Scooter would be happier getting out of town for a while.


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Movie Magic

A movie is only as strong as the songs behind it. But sometimes songs are made famous by the films.


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Living in the suburbs

After dorm life many students find the apartments, duplexes and houses off campus a safe and cost effective alternative way to spend their college years.The suburbs of Buffalo provide students with close proximity to campus, with a plethora of restaurants and shopping centers at their fingertips.


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Schedule

M. BasketballMid-American Conference Wednesday: at Central Michigan , 5 p.m.W. SwimmingThursday: vs.


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Sidelines

Turner named to All-MAC honorable mention teamJunior forward Heather Turner was selected for the 2006-07 All-MAC Honorable Mention team, as chosen by the Mid-American Conference.


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A viscous cycle of bad habits

Big butts do not lie.I know because I have one.It tells the story of all the yummy, chocolate-y, fat laden foods I cannot seem to turn down.It reveals the deep dark secret that I am a stressed out, over-achieving college student with a membership to the Buffalo Athletic Club that I use only sporadically.And it is the reason I hate, hate, hate to shop for new clothes.At barely 5 foot 1 inch, I am a healthy, proportionately curvy woman.


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Senior Day shellacking

"19" is the magic number for Buffalo Bulls-Ohio Bobcats men's basketball games.It was by this amount that Ohio came back from trailing against Buffalo in the 2005 Mid-American Conference Championship game, and was the same total that the Bulls beat the Bobcats in last season's home game.


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Scoreboard

W. TennisFriday:Buffalo7Colgate0BaseballSaturday:Buffalo9Marshall8Saturday:Marshall1Buffalo0W. TennisSaturday:Cornell6Buffalo1M.


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A viscous cycle of bad habits

Big butts do not lie.I know because I have one.It tells the story of all the yummy, chocolate-y, fat laden foods I cannot seem to turn down.It reveals the deep dark secret that I am a stressed out, over-achieving college student with a membership to the Buffalo Athletic Club that I use only sporadically.And it is the reason I hate, hate, hate to shop for new clothes.At barely 5 foot 1 inch, I am a healthy, proportionately curvy woman.


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Water pipe break causes property damage at Dewey Hall

Just over a week after the second water pipe burst in Goodyear Hall on South Campus, dorm-flooding moved to North Campus with an alleged broken water pipe that caused several students to be displaced from their rooms in Dewey Hall at Governors Complex early Sunday Morning.Unconfirmed reports from Dewey residents say that the flood started in the men's bathroom of the 306 suites when a student kicked a toilet bowl, disconnecting it from the wall.Students were woken up by a fire alarm at about 3 a.m.


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Diving days wrap up for Bulls

The Buffalo swimming and diving team represented itself well on Saturday as both freshmen Meili Carpenter and Michael McDowell reached the finals of their respective events for the second consecutive day at the 2007 NCAA Zone A Diving Championships at the Rutgers Aquatic Center.The youngsters were faced with extremely tough competition, but the two stood up to the challenge.


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