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Bulls sweep Western New York Invitational
By TOM BURKE | Sep. 6, 2006After a disappointing start to its season, the Buffalo volleyball team pulled together for a five match winning streak.
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'Crossover' fouls audiences
By NICOLE CABBAGESTALK | Sep. 6, 2006Take away the mediocre acting and the underdeveloped plot and "Crossover" probably would have played out better had it just been on "AND1 Mix Tape."Director Preston A.
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Women's soccer splits weekend games in New England
By JOE COLANGELO | Sep. 6, 2006For the second weekend in a row the Buffalo women's soccer team came away with a win, a loss and shutout for sophomore goalkeeper Amy Coron.On Friday afternoon, the Bulls stampeded over the winless Vermont Catamounts for a 2-0 victory.
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Stepping up to chow down
By ALEX NYE | Sep. 6, 2006If fame only cost $5, would you buy it? I would certainly lay down a Lincoln for it.Coincidence or not, this year's National Buffalo Wing Festival held its fifth annual gorging at Dunn Tire Park this Labor Day weekend in downtown Buffalo.
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WBFO rebukes claims of targeted censorship
By CAROLE SMITH PETRO, PH.D | Sep. 6, 2006For several years, WBFO has offered the opportunity for citizens to prepare a Commentary on a subject of their choice and to record it in their own voice for airing on WBFO.
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Tops Markets now accepting Campus Cash
Sep. 6, 2006Starting this semester, CVS and The Elli won't be the only place students can use Campus Cash to stock up on edible essentials and more.
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Scoreboard
Sep. 6, 2006VolleyballFriday:Buffalo3Quinnipiac0W. SoccerFriday:Buffalo2Vermont0M. SoccerFriday:Detroit1Buffalo0VolleyballSaturday:Buffalo3Youngstown State0Buffalo3Coastal Carolina2W.
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Cancelled commentary hurts WBFO integrity
By JEREMY G. BURTON | Sep. 6, 2006For the last few years, WBFO has given airtime to a variety of citizen-prepared commentary, but this extended opportunity came to a screeching halt when the radio station abruptly cancelled all commentary after the airing of controversial opinions about the Israel/Hezbollah conflict.WBFO hastily stopped running these commentaries, leaving passionate listeners and heated incoming commentators out in the cold.
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"Keane swims, stays above the waves"
By DAN MECCA | Sep. 6, 2006In an age of music where quantity is a main ingredient, many bands fall to the wayside. However, with the release of British band Keane's sophomore record, "Under the Iron Sea," they have been able to break through a crowded music scene with alternative instrumental rock that continues to evolve.
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Haag's rules for being a Yankees fan fly foul
By DOMENIC LANZA | Sep. 6, 2006I have to strongly disagree with (Justin Haag's) points about having to have been a fan of the Yankees when they couldn't reach .500 in order to be a real fan (Sept.
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While you were out
By JEREMY G. BURTON | Sep. 6, 2006Welcome back, UB. Make yourself at home. But please, don't yet dismiss summer as a distant memory just because you're knee-deep in lectures and labs.
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Campus libraries check out Tibet
By FIONNA AGOMUOH | Sep. 6, 2006Throughout the month of September, libraries across both North and South Campus will be busy hosting exhibits in honor of His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama's visit to UB.
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SA and the year ahead
By REBECCA REEVES AND RACHEL HOORWITZ | Sep. 6, 2006With new faces in the administration of the Student Association, students can expect a different kind of relationship between SA and UB starting this semester.
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Coach Gill thanks Bulls supporters
By TURNER GILL | Sep. 6, 2006On behalf of the UB football staff and team, I want to extend my heartfelt thanks to students, faculty and staff for their fantastic support of our team in our opening night win over Temple last Thursday.Your efforts truly helped inspire our team to victory.
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On Main: trains and automobiles
Sep. 6, 2006A virtual tour last month gave downtown Main Street a new look: accessible.The UB Center for Computational Research (CCR) presented "Cars Sharing Main Street" at the Market Arcade Film and Arts Center on August 8.
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SPECTRUM PLAYLIST
By JAMES RAYMOND AND DAVID JARKA AND ALEX RUBIN | Sep. 6, 2006"Because I can't sing or dance." -Sylvester Stallone in Rocky. Wesley Willis - "I'm the Daddy of Rock 'N Roll"2.
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Bulls falter in home opener
By IAN MCLEES | Sep. 6, 2006In its first home game of the season, the men's soccer team came up short against a feisty Detroit Titans squad in the UB Fall Classic opener.
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Money management for dummies
By MACKENZIE KEANE | Sep. 6, 2006In college, establishing good spending habits is critical. For a student, making good financial decisions now and learning how to manage their money can save them from decades of loan repayment.According to Kenneth Kim, a professor in the finance department, there is nothing wrong with students taking out loans to put themselves through college so that they don't have to work at a part-time job, which can potentially take away from the undergraduate experience."Loans have a negative stigma associated with them," he said.
