When the fate of a major metropolis is hanging in the balance, be sure to call on the most ridiculous, backwards police department in the nation to save the day.Comedy Central's hit show "Reno911!" kicks it up a notch in its big screen debut.
In October of 1993, 18-year-old Mark Zupan was flung from his friend's pickup truck into a canal beneath a highway in South Florida.
A few UB students will be braving the Buffalo tundra this spring break, opting for charity and community rather than fun in the sun.The Leadership Development Center is still seeking a few ambitious volunteers for this year's alternative spring break program, "Give where you live."Students volunteering in the program will give back to the Buffalo community throughout spring break.
Murder. The word itself inspires fascination and fear in the average American. According to Professor David Schmid, who presented on the topic during the Cutting Edge Lecture Series at the Center for the Arts on Saturday, that average American has always been interested in crime.The lecture examined American culture and the media's influence on violence.
It started in darkness."Well, the first thing you have to realize is that it's radio," said Ira Glass, the voice piercing the darkness of the Center for the Arts Mainstage Theatre on Saturday night.Glass is the host and producer of Chicago Public Radio's popular program "This American Life," a journalistic non-fiction program focusing on the lives and experiences of Americans from all walks of life.
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Walking away from mass on Ash Wednesday, I found myself examining my belief in the Catholic faith.
Photorealistic, neoclassical, expressionistic - these are just a few of the terms one could situate with any of the 70-plus pieces of art work from Bruce Adams' "Half Life," on display in UB's Anderson Gallery.
Buffalo head coach Reggie Witherspoon must have wished for a frantic final minute while blowing out 46 candles on his birthday cake, because that is exactly what he got.Despite a career-high 21 points from freshmen Byron Mulkey, the Bulls (11-16, 3-10 Mid-American Conference) were unable to cap a late second half come back and fell to the aggressive Golden Flashes of Kent State (18-9,10-3 MAC), 68-64."We played hard and what we talked about with the guys before the game is that we would have to come in here and not be contained and not be a pet.
What can Brown do for you?If the brown you are referring to is freshman forward Kourtney Brown of the women's basketball team, the answer isn't getting a package delivered over night.
Alumni Arena was overflowing with balloons and hand-painted signs Wednesday in celebration of National Girls and Women in Sports Day.Female athletes gathered in Alumni Arena to honor women's achievement in sports at the collegiate and national level."This is UB's 17th year holding the event," said Laura Barnum, a former UB volleyball player and head coordinator of the event.
Since their inception in '99, metal band Chimaira has had more members come and go than the Bills have had quarterbacks.
Tax season is officially underway in a race to file by April 16: Tax Day.The stress from confusing forms and long lines at the post office can be avoided if students prepare ahead of time.First-time tax filers need to print the proper forms off of the IRS Web site www.irs.gov.
Epic. Intense. Impressionistic. Powerful. Never has a band been more aptly named than Explosions in the Sky.This is why they were perfect for the score of the action-packed football drama "Friday Night Lights."The Austin-based instrumental rock quartet has been almost inextricably linked with the early 00's post-rock insurgence, which has garnered them frequent comparisons to Godspeed You!
The day the Berlin Wall fell, 11 brilliant youths at UB each had their chance to shine.As the Black Box Theatre's house lights dim, a ragtag line of impoverished street punks dive through the stage door, apparently hiding from the authorities.
Photorealistic, neoclassical, expressionistic - these are just a few of the terms one could situate with any of the 70-plus pieces of art work from Bruce Adams' "Half Life," on display in UB's Anderson Gallery.
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Beads, Cajun cuisine and loud New Orleans jazz were the order of the day at the Center for Tomorrow this past Tuesday.Students lined up to enjoy the festivities presented by the Campus Dining and Shops in celebration of Mardi Gras, inspired by the famous New Orleans festivities.The authentic cuisine highlighted the event, and even the most timid eaters gave rave reviews.
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