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Can blues be white?
By KARA BENNETT | Sep. 20, 2006Two white boys from Akron, Ohio make authentic sounding blues, for the fourth time. The Black Keys replicated their former success with this month's release of "Magic Potion." They started out in 2001 and have become increasingly notorious for their lo-fi rock.Dan Auerbach (guitar, vocals) and Patrick Carney (drums) produce an uncluttered sound by keeping things simple.
'Unbiased compassion'
By ROBERT PAPE AND JEREMY G. BURTON AND THOMAS HALLECK | Sep. 20, 2006After being presented with an honorary State University of New York doctorate in humane letters prior to his speech Tuesday, the 14th Dalai Lama had one "little suggestion" for UB President John B.
Interfaith ceremony covers unified message
By THOMAS HALLECK | Sep. 20, 2006The Dalai Lama's UB presence began Monday night in Alumni Arena with an interfaith ceremony. The message was simple but broad, highlighting the prevailing message of peace and kindness found within many faiths."This is something very unique," the Dalai Lama said of the ceremony.
Agencies coordinate with UP for Dalai Lama security
By ROBERT PAPE | Sep. 18, 2006On a given weekday, UB's department of public safety oversees an estimated 40,000 people - students, faculty, staff and guests - on campus, promoting safety and security to what is basically a city unto itself.When the population jumps by tens of thousands and enforcement becomes exponentially harder, university police do what any good cop would.They call for backup.This week, as the visit of His Holiness the Dalai Lama inspires everything from traffic frustration to inner peace meditation, on-campus officers will be collaborating with local, regional and national law enforcement to handle the influx of people."We will all be working in a combined effort to provide public safety to everyone," said Gerald Schoenle, UB's chief of police.
Sidelines
Sep. 18, 2006Rockman sets recordBulls senior Mike Rockman recorded the most singles wins in team history on Saturday as the Bulls opened play at the Dartmouth Vocal Shootout.Rockman defeated Boston University's Barrett Wolf on Friday to tie the school record of 69 singles wins in a career.
Wolfe bites the Bulls
By ALEX RUBIN | Sep. 18, 2006While playing in a conference known for producing National Football League quarterbacks, Northern Illinois senior running back Garrett Wolfe was out to prove that there is top talent at other positions in the Mid-American Conference.
Bulls defeat local rival Canisius
By JOSEPH GLENN | Sep. 18, 2006After a three game slump, the Bulls licked their wounds against local rival Canisius, coming away with a 3-2 victory at UB Stadium on Friday.Junior Heidi Griffiths made her return to the team after an injury that kept her out of the last two games.
Time Traveling
By NICOLE COLEMAN | Sep. 18, 2006The Spectrum ran a cartoon last week depicting a student selling his Dalai Lama ticket for $79 on eBay.
How it all came to pass: the history behind and preparations for the visit of His Holiness the Dalai Lama
By RACHEL BELLAVIA | Sep. 18, 2006And you thought Clinton was big. It seems that for the past several months, talk of His Holiness has consumed both the faculty and student communities at UB as well as the greater Western New York region.
Aussie nets winner for Bulls
By IAN MCLEES | Sep. 18, 2006On a night where he was honored at half time as a graduating senior, midfielder Mat Wilkinson netted the go-ahead goal for the Bulls, which secured its 1-0 win over St.
A brief history of the 14th Dalai Lama
By SILAS RADER | Sep. 18, 2006During a semester celebrating the coming of the Dalai Lama, it's easy to lose sight of the fact that His Holiness is a human man with a human life.That man was born with the name Lhamo Dhondrub on July 6, 1935 in Tibet.
"Dalai Lama coming to share philosophy, not force religion"
By KUNCHOK YOUDON | Sep. 18, 2006I can't believe that His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama, both spiritual as well as political leader of six million Tibetans inside and outside Tibet, is going to be among us for three days.
Art imitating life
Sep. 18, 2006A sand mandala, painted with millions of grains of colored sand by the monks of the Drepung Loseling Monastery, is on display in the art gallery at the Center for the Arts until its deconstruction on Tuesday morning at 11.
Volleyball win streak breaks in Cornell
By BRIAN TELESZ | Sep. 18, 2006Playing at the Cornell Invitational last weekend left the Bulls seeing red as its record breaking winning streak was halted this past weekend.











