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Five necessities to enhance any wardrobe
By STEPHANIE R. SCIANDRA | Jan. 19, 2007For those who panic every Saturday night in the search for the perfect outfit, consider this a rescue mission.With the addition of a few simple and inexpensive staple items, throwing everything you own onto the floor in a frantic search for something to wear, or stealing an outfit from your roommate, will no longer be an issue.Simply adding a few essentials to every closet can help the busy student take their minds off of what to wear and concentrate on looking fabulous.
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Don't be quick to judge investigators
By Editorial | Jan. 19, 2007Accused bike path rapist Altemio C. Sanchez was arrested thanks in part to a critical confession obtained by police from Sanchez's uncle, Wilfredo Sanchez Caraballo, nearly a quarter-century after Caraballo initially lied to investigators.Caraballo entered the equation when the rapist's first victim claimed she had spotted her attacker getting into a white van at the Boulevard Mall in 1981.
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Are you ready for some foot...ball?
By JOE COLANGELO | Jan. 19, 2007We have all seen it, most of us have even played it, and the game is hugely popular everywhere. Everywhere except the United States.If you haven't guessed it yet, I'm talking about soccer.
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Study shows correlation between asthma and obesity
By NICK MAGESIS | Jan. 19, 2007With the rates of obesity and asthma at an all time high in America, researchers at UB have been able to find a link between the two conditions.
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"'Centuries' ahead of its time, years too late"
By STEVEN GORDON | Jan. 19, 2007It's always unfortunate when a band plays the right thing at the wrong point in time.Portland, Oregon's alterna-rock trio, Stars of Track and Field, fashion a stylistic endeavor with their third outing, "Centuries before Love and War," but get washed out in a veritable sea of indie attempters.
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Scoreboard
Jan. 19, 2007W. BasketballWednesday:Kent State72Buffalo69M. BasketballThursday:Ohio67Buffalo51
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Bulls lose heartbreaker to the Golden Flashes
By EVAN NEMEROFF | Jan. 19, 2007Trying to earn its second consecutive victory in Mid-American Conference play, the women's basketball team fell just short against Kent State at Alumni Arena.
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El Ni?Oo puts Buffalo on thin ice
By FIONNA AGOMUOH | Jan. 19, 2007Due to the erratic weather this season, some might consider swapping the old expression "when hell freezes over" for "when Lake Erie freezes over."The current winter may be a mild one, but warm temperatures and infrequent snowfall also indicate a strong El Ni?
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Bloodless axes
By KARA BENNETT | Jan. 19, 2007Somewhere around 20 Christmases ago, pimply-faced teens were asking their parents for amps and axes.
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Same old feeling: Bulls lose to Ohio again
By ALEX RUBIN | Jan. 19, 2007Late in the first half it looked as if the Bulls would get their first ever win at Ohio University's Convocation Center, as the men's basketball team was up nine with just over three minutes left in the first half.
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"Professor Steven Diver thanks task force, UB for support"
By Editorial | Jan. 17, 2007The Diver family is relieved that an arrest has been made. Our community is safer because of this.
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This Week's Theme: Out-of-body Experiences
By KARA BENNETT | Jan. 17, 2007Under the guise of first person, many artists sing about things they haven't actually experienced.
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Bulls' opening meet shows strength
By IAN MCLEES | Jan. 17, 2007Running outside is overrated.Just ask the men's and women's indoor track team, who took home six first-place finishes in their season-opening meet, the Doug Raymond Invitational, at Kent State University last weekend.
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Grapplers win five in a row over break
By DAVID JARKA | Jan. 17, 2007Boredom wasn't a burden that Buffalo's wrestling team had to bear over the winter break, as the Bulls stayed busy with nine meets in little more than a month of action.
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Bike Path Rapist suspect arrested
By RACHEL BELLAVIA | Jan. 17, 2007The 26-year hunt for the person responsible for the assaults and slaying of several women on local bike paths - including attacks on UB community members Linda Yalem and Joan Diver - led to the arrest of the man who police say is the "Bike Path Rapist" on Monday.According to The Buffalo News, 48-year-old Cheektowaga native Altemio Sanchez was taken into custody Monday after DNA taken from silverware in an Amherst restaurant was linked to three murders and at least seven sexual assaults in Erie County over the past 20 years, including the rape and murder of UB student Linda Yalem in 1990 and Joan Diver, wife of a UB professor and mother of four, this past October.Vice President of Student Affairs Dennis Black said that Sanchez even went as far as to participate in the Linda Yalem Run, which commemorates the death of the former student, 10 years ago."(Monday) night there was a media report that he ran in the race," Black said.
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Still only wading
By STEVEN GORDON | Jan. 17, 2007Switchfoot must have spent more time riding killer waves and less time hashing out new jams over the last two years, and it shows.Released Dec.
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Bulls win two out of three out of conference
By COREY GRIFFIN | Jan. 17, 2007Following the disappointing loss to then-nationally-ranked No. 2 Pittsburgh Panthers, Buffalo hosted three more out of conference games in Alumni Arena before beginning Mid American Conference play.
