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Feb. 19, 2007SoftballFriday:Loyola-Marymount5Buffalo3Friday:Texas-Arlington4Buffalo3Saturday:New Mexico State14Buffalo6BaseballSaturday:Buffalo14Delaware State5WrestlingSaturday:Buffalo22Binghamton18M.
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Budd reaches milestone in win
By A.J. HLADCZUK | Feb. 19, 2007Entering Saturday night's meet, both the Buffalo Bulls wrestling team and Binghamton looked to secure a victory to finish their seasons with .500 records.
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SPECTRUM WATCHLIST
Feb. 19, 2007Theme: Altered State CinemaClassic: Jacob's Ladder (1990)Tim Robbins plays Jacob, a 'Nam vet who returns to a mundane life as a civil servant in the States.
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Anais Mitchell: A student of the Dylan school
By John Ranic | Feb. 16, 2007Despite being held up in Vermont due to a hellacious winter storm - canceling her '80s cover band Sputnik's performance - singer-songwriter Anais Mitchell managed to shell out some time for The Spectrum before her upcoming performance this Friday at Nietzsche's.For those unfamiliar with her work, who better to describe it than Mitchell herself?"I'm a songwriter of the Dylan school," she said.
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'Breach': A hole in none
By MATT ZAJAC | Feb. 16, 2007Not all spy movies can have high-tech gadgets and exotic women. In fact, some films are able to leave these luxuries at the door and still manage to impress.
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Hotels emptied for spring semester
By RACHEL STEERE | Feb. 16, 2007All students who had previously been living at nearby hotels for the fall semester have been reassigned to traditional dorms.
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"New coaches, new faces, new season"
By ALEX RUBIN | Feb. 16, 2007Though it is just a bit cold outside, the Buffalo baseball team will start its season Friday with a new regime at head coach.
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A preview of the past
By NICK MAGESIS | Feb. 16, 2007There are very few people in this world whose r?
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Rape statistics set straight
By ERIN CRABTREE | Feb. 16, 2007Speakers assembled in the Student Union Wednesday to address the misconceptions surrounding rape, sexual assault and domestic violence in the world today."Statistics show that rape is happening," said Rebekah Williams, the program coordinator for Hi-Niagara Frontier Council, one of the event's sponsors.
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Managing the housing boom
By Editorial | Feb. 16, 2007It was recently announced that GMH Communities, an off-campus student housing developer, plans to build 225 apartments on Rensch Road opposite UB's North Campus at Sweet Home Road.If all goes as planned, once opened this would be the third such large off-campus housing development to pop up in span of five years, totaling almost 700 apartments and nearly 2,300 beds.
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The kids are all right
By COREY GRIFFIN | Feb. 16, 2007M.J., Dominique, V.C., Dr. J, and Kobe are going to the 2007 Sprite Slam Dunk contest this upcoming All-Star Weekend in Las Vegas, but you can bet your 401K that LeBron James won't be there with them.The former five, all previous contest champions, will be judging the event featuring last year's sham champion Nate "14-times" Robinson, Tyrus Thomas, event favorite Gerald Green and super-sleeper Dwight Howard.King James and many of today's young superstars are conspicuously absent as they have been for much of the past two decades, save for Carter and Tracy McGrady in 2000 and Bryant in '97.
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Softball looks to get in the swing of things
By JOSEPH GLENN | Feb. 16, 2007It may be hard to believe, but it is time to bring out the bats and play some softball. The women's softball team starts their season Friday with the first two of five games in New Mexico.
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Updating UB's exam-scheduling software
By ANDREA HEIMBROCK | Feb. 16, 2007Frustrations over hectic exam schedules were the topic in focus during the Faculty Senate Executive Committee meeting in Capen Hall on Wednesday.
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Misery from the line buries Bulls hopes
By ERIC LOONAN | Feb. 16, 2007Free throws.It's the only time in the game defense cannot be played. It's just the person the ball and the hoop, no worries of getting blocked or thinking to pass, just a free shot.
