Students get a cheap cut for a good cause
Sep. 22, 2006Students who were looking for a new hairstyle at a cheap price were in luck this past Wednesday in the Student Union, where a miniature hair salon was set up from 11 a.m.
Students who were looking for a new hairstyle at a cheap price were in luck this past Wednesday in the Student Union, where a miniature hair salon was set up from 11 a.m.
United Nations has no room for Broadway theatricsVenezuelan President Hugo Chavez was prepared to put on quite a show at the United Nations on Wednesday.
Monday night, revered composer Phillip Glass guided the audience across a bridge between Eastern and Western thought.
Saturday's visit to Jordan-Hare Stadium will be a day full of milestones for the football team. When the Bulls take the field against the second ranked Auburn Tigers, it will be the highest nationally ranked team the university has faced since it joined Division I-A competition in 1999.Not only will it be the first ever match-up between the Bulls and the Tigers, but the game will also mark the first time Buffalo has played against an opponent from the Southeastern Conference.Although Buffalo is infamous for its struggling football program, head coach Turner Gill's philosophy will remain the same going into the game against the Auburn powerhouse."You just know you're playing against some speed," Gill said.
Earlier this year, as I watched the formerly respectable and currently despicable Herman Edwards flee to the Midwest, it occurred to me that my beloved New York Jets were about to enter into yet another five-year plan or "rebuilding phase."I've watched coach after coach come through the Meadowlands (I will not call it Giants Stadium), each with their own plan to "rebuild" the Jets franchise - to return it to those glory days of Joe Namath.
A controversial subject was brought to attention Wednesday night with an open forum promoting discussion about the United States' involvement in acts of torture.
There were leaves falling on the campus of Dartmouth College this weekend, and when senior Mike Rockman and the Buffalo men's tennis team arrived, records began to drop as well.
For author and organic culinary guru Renee Loux, "you are what you eat" is more than an adage - it's the mantra of her daily life.A picture of health, with blonde hair, clear skin and a perfect figure, Loux has traveled with her husband to Buffalo exclusively to see the Dalai Lama.Last week, her second book, The Balanced Plate, hit bookstores.
Your Nutrition 101 teacher will tell you that effective weight loss occurs gradually, and that a person must commit themselves to a lifestyle of exercise and healthy eating habits, but I feel that the most affective form of weight loss can be attributed to amphetamines.
I now know what it feels like to be a part of history.If you weren't able to be in attendance, His Holiness the Dalai Lama encouraged everyone at the Distinguished Speaker Series event on Tuesday to be at ease.
After a week and a half long tour in which the Bulls played five games, the men's soccer team did not seem fatigued at all.
Fighting to show that it's a force to be reckoned with, the women's tennis team recorded 16 singles and seven doubles victories at the Princeton Invitational.
Like every other football-loving UB student, I am rooting for the Bulls to go down to Auburn and shock the world this weekend.
Citing a medieval text that described the Islam prophet Mohammed as "evil and inhuman," Pope Benedict XVI has provoked a wave of protest and violence across the Muslim world.
Whatever happened to the separation of church and state? As of this week, Lamaist Buddhism is the Established Church of the University at Buffalo.
Two 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.