"Love Your SA Day" had many of the Student Association's clubs setting up card tables packed with carnations, Hershey's kisses and other tasty treats for the student body.
A fire alarm forced all Goodyear Hall residents out into the cold late Thursday morning when a hot water pipe broke and flooded a third floor dorm room and damaged several others.About two minutes before the fire alarm went off at around 9:40 a.m., Brandon Steck and Brian Farkas, occupants of room 314 on the south side of the third floor, woke up to hot water and steam everywhere."I was sleeping when we heard a bang and a gush of water.
To say that Bayside hasn't changed since the release of their self-titled sophomore record is an understatement.
Sweet sounds of love will be oozing from the Center for the Arts Wednesday night as Motown magic fills the air.
A sentimental love card for the "one and only," a special gift for a "special lady" and let's not forget dinner at the finest place in town.If the ancient Romans were to travel to February 2007, they might be a little confused as to how St.
Even though people don't realize it, when someone sees or smells another person, it sparks a neurochemical reaction.
Thoughts on Valentine's DayIn lieu of traditional editorials, The Spectrum presents personal reflections on love and romance by members of the staff.Romance should be year roundI've personally never really had an extraordinary Valentine's Day.
The acting treasurer of the Graduate Student Association is Jeff Chow; his name was misspelled in Friday's paper.Also in Friday's paper, the fact that UB has saved over $100 million in energy costs thanks to conservation efforts was cited to Dean of Undergraduate Studies Dan Ryan.
From its inception in 1973, the UB Media Study Department brought together some of the world's most distinguished artists.
On Thursday, an opportunity to connect the student body to safety and law enforcement on campus will be born.
The Alleyway Theatre's production of "Air Heart" spurns an appreciation for the history of aviation and clownish acrobatics.
When Frank Tutzauer mistook his wife, Carol, for another girl and tugged on her hair, they could never have predicted ending up together forever.Frank, head of the communications department and Carol, a communications professor, have been married for 33 years now.
So it's Valentines Day and Cupid might stick an arrow in someone's ass and then a couple of people fall in love, blah, blah, blah.
It's Feb. 14 and everyone is either leaving for an elaborately planned date or watching sad movies, eating junk food and complaining about their lack of a significant other.Then there are those who have a significant other but are still doomed to the same fate as the bitter junk food eating sad movie group.
There can be a lot of pressure based on setting the romantic mood on Valentine's Day. When the situation calls for boiling sexual fluids between you and a partner, flip on these tracks if you need that extra push over the edge to crank the romance up to 11.1.
There's nothing special about a sandwich machine: they're convenient, inexpensive and provide a quick lunch.But for professors Diane Christian and Bruce Jackson, a particular sandwich machine back in 1970 that used to be located in UB's English department proved to be much more than a simple lunch."I was new to the department and very nervous about coming to UB.
Love comes in all forms. For married professors Jannette Ludwig and Claude Welch, it's silver.Ludwig, a modern languages professor, and Claude Welch, a political science professor, celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary in June 2006."We celebrated in our backyard," Ludwig said.
Buffalo sophomore standout Andy Robinson is more than just a fan favorite for one Bulls basketball enthusiast.
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