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Taking a stab at Hollywood
By RACHEL SHERIDAN | Dec. 6, 2006Director and writer Christopher Guest is well known for pointed mockumentaries that target a variety of topics.
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Matchmaking methodology
By KARA BENNETT | Dec. 6, 2006Back in the day when I used to sling pizzas for Domino's, I found myself entering many strange places.
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Buoyant in the water
By EVAN NEMEROFF | Dec. 6, 2006Swimming for three consecutive days is a pretty tough challenge. The men's and women's swimming and diving teams did just that while fighting admirably at the SummaCare Invitational at Akron, Ohio over the weekend.
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Eric Moore: A rising guard
By COREY GRIFFIN | Dec. 6, 2006Not since Turner Battle was a sophomore has head coach Reggie Witherspoon trusted an underclassman to run the offense for the Bulls basketball team.
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Journalist Jay Schrieber: From UB to the top
By NICK MAGESIS | Dec. 6, 2006There are few people who can say that they are working their dream job, and even fewer people that can declare that their ideal career started at UB.
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Brownell's garden
By SARA KOENIG | Dec. 6, 2006Sauntering through the fruit aisles of Wegmans or Tops, most people wouldn't think twice about the complexities of culture as they picked up an apple or a bag of grapes.
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Skinny jeans and designer trends
By SARAH EID | Dec. 6, 2006Skinny Jeans, UGG Boots, Seven's for All Man Kind, Juicy Couture: If these four things are gibberish, then you fall under the category of fashionably impaired.
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Inter-campus light-rail project resurrected
By MELANIE PELLEGRINO | Dec. 4, 2006Having to stand in the rain and snow for a shuttle is reason enough for many UB commuters to wish for a better mode of transportation.
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The dark side of Blink
By JOHN RATHIC | Dec. 4, 2006Blink 182 is never coming back. Instead, the popular rock band has split into two vastly different musical entities.
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Lennon's legacy lives on
By SARA KOENIG | Dec. 4, 2006In the same way that actors pay tribute to Shakespeare's immortal works onstage, Buffalonians Thursday experienced a proper homage to one of the biggest and most influential legends of the 20th century.
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Scoreboard
Dec. 4, 2006M. BasketballSaturday:Buffalo74Niagara62W. BasketballSaturday:Buffalo70Niagara59WrestlingSaturday:Buffalo-Finished 28th out of 49 teams at Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational
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Got old stuff? Donate it to a good cause.
By BETH KOMOROSKE | Dec. 4, 2006With the holidays just around the corner, and the spirit of giving swelling in every heart as each day passes, reaching out to those less fortunate becomes a priority.
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Unprecedented stability
By Editorial | Dec. 4, 2006Bulls give a show worth watching time and time againWith the dismantling of Niagara University in front of over 5,000 fans in Alumni Arena on Saturday, the Bulls can be considered the best collegiate basketball team in Western New York, but the men's basketball team is achieving something much bigger than a convincing win over a formidable local rival.They're giving fans something to root for season after season.They're not storming into the season unbelievably protecting a strong undefeated record, but they are continuing to defend their hard-fought reputation of never being counted out.
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The undead children attack
By MATT MANERA | Dec. 4, 2006Cold rain poured heavily from the darkened sky onto the roof of the Water Street music hall in Rochester as hundreds of concertgoers struggled to get inside.
