Grittiness gives 'Berth'
By MATT MANERA | Feb. 21, 2007Like squeezing out a newborn from the womb, The Used rear their dirty heads for the first time in two years with the release of "Berth," a live CD/DVD album.
Like squeezing out a newborn from the womb, The Used rear their dirty heads for the first time in two years with the release of "Berth," a live CD/DVD album.
The engineering department's finest came out to strut their stuff in the second annual Mr. And Mrs. Engineering Pageant on Monday.
With a menagerie of acrobatic musicians doing their best David Lee Roth impersonations and speakers bursting with crunchy riffs and slamming drums, the Student Association Battle of the Bands was a success for the third straight year.
It's Thursday, it's late and you've had one too many. It's time to go home and you've got the keys.
Facing the No. 17 team in the nation, the women's basketball team found itself suffocated by superior talent.
Thursday night for the average college student involves an evening of bar hopping. A different group of UB students sport a suit of armor and a sword to fight for their honor.Founded only three years ago, the UB Kendo Club was as new as its members.
Emeritus professor of anthropology Robert Dentan spoke at Asia at Noon on Friday to enlighten students on Malaysian ideas of violence.
Local poet Aaron Lowinger isn't too highbrow to forego a humorous path here or there.As his work "R?
On any other occasion, mixing a videogame, a theater production and an audience volunteer together in a blender would yield a bloody mess.
In the past several months, the Graduate Student Association went through an extremely challenging period.
There wasn't a dry eye in the audience Friday evening at Studio Arena Theatre. It was opening night for the cast of John Steinbeck's American classic "Of Mice and Men," and to say that the performance was "moving" would be an understatement.For those who failed high school American Lit and never read the quintessential novel, it's a story about two friends who travel together from farm to farm looking for work in 1920s California.
Fifty-four members of the UB Choir sang their way into world history with a performance at the United Nations as part of the inauguration ceremony for the new U.N.
Students donned their sweat pants and dancing shoes, trying to keep the boogie going for 24 hours straight this weekend.
A big red van is sitting outside of a school looking for children to snatch up. Once the innocent and na??ve child takes a curious step into it to see the creep's candy selection or hurt puppy.
The Buffalo men's tennis team split a pair of matches on Saturday, defeating Bucknell, before falling to Binghamton.The team of seniors Mike Rockman and Yules Hadisubroto got Buffalo (4-2) off to a fast start against Bucknell (3-3), taking the doubles point, and giving the Bulls a 1-0 lead.
For their second game in a row, the Bulls pushed their match into overtime with last-second sharp shooting.
Breathing life into the seemingly long lost art of hip-hop, local artists Rhyson Hall and Grand Phee uncover hidden gems in the overwhelmingly saturated market of gangsta rap.The release, "Detained @ the Border," is a collaborative album between the two label mates.
We are a people of instant gratification. We revel in it. It runs our lives from sun up to sun down.