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The Bulls made quick work of Syracuse at Alumni Arena on Tuesday night as they swept the Orange three games to none.

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This Weekend In Buffalo

Facebook: How much is too much?

Surprise, disgust and sheer terror were just a few of the emotions experienced by students who logged-on this week to get their Facebook fix.

Corrections

A virtual tour of the university is currently being created by the UB Center for Computational Research, however the simulation is not part of the campus-wide project UB 2020.Public radio station WBFO is only canceling its invited monthly commentaries; other commentaries will still be aired weekly.

Queen of pop should keep her secret

If listeners hadn't figured out by now that Madonna gets a kick out of being creepy, then her DVD documentary "I'm Going to Tell You a Secret" will set the record straight.

Even Superman isn't invincible in Hollywood

Promising to be an Oscar nominee among a slew of huge Fall movies, "Hollywoodland" is an interesting film about the life and mysterious death of George Reeves, television's Superman.

Bulls look to clip Falcons' wings

Sharing the same record as the nationally-ranked USC Trojans, Auburn Tigers and Notre Dame Fighting Irish, Buffalo heads west, away from the suddenly friendly confines of UB Stadium, for its first Mid-American Conference showdown of the season against Bowling Green.Buffalo (1-0) is looking to win back-to-back games for the first time since November of 2001, and is attempting to produce its first 2-0 start since 1983 when the Bulls started the season 3-0.The task will not be an easy one, as Buffalo faces a Bowling Green (0-1) team that has beaten the Bulls the last two times the teams have met, including an embarrassing 27-7 defeat last year at UB Stadium.

"Men, women and a killer lineup"

The hall was intimately crammed, the music was blaring and the energy pouring from the stage could melt the walls.

New engineering dean builds case for licensing

A growing trend around the country, increasing numbers of engineering graduates are heading into the workforce without first getting licensed in their field.

My own summer

My decision to start training to be a pro wrestler was a rather easy one to make.I saw this summer break as possibly the last one of my life, so I wanted to make a serious attempt towards fulfilling a lifetime dream of mine.This dream started when I was just two years old when I attended my first wrestling show at the old Buffalo Memorial Auditorium with my mother, my father before he became sick, and our family friends.

Sidelines

For fans who can't make it to the games, the Buffalo volleyball team will air four of its matches on WLVL 1340 AM.

Local musician aims for the top

Lenny Revell won't give up.As a local musician intent on scoring a record deal and making it in the world of music, the Buffalo native will be moving to New York City following his CD release party on Saturday, Sept.

A honker's tale

Driving in Buffalo for the past three years has molded and twisted me into something I had never hoped to become - a honker.On my way to work one day, listening to the radio and driving along in a stupor, I noticed a teensy crack in the vinyl of my steering wheel.

Bulls sweep Western New York Invitational

After a disappointing start to its season, the Buffalo volleyball team pulled together for a five match winning streak.

'Crossover' fouls audiences

Take 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.

Women's soccer splits weekend games in New England

For 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.

Stepping up to chow down

If 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.

In honor of 'Crocodile Hunter' Steve Irwin

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WBFO rebukes claims of targeted censorship

For 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.