In regards to your March 29 editorial ("Borders control"), you're absolutely right that Borders can choose to sell, or not sell, any material that they feel fit.
Good for you, Brad ("Student with genital herpes doesn't let that stop him," April 3, April Fool's Issue). I am so pleased to see more and more of us coming out and talking about having herpes.
Watching New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin join forces with the affluent, and mostly white, residents of the Algiers neighborhood of New Orleans against FEMA is disquieting.
From the voice of a young girl rings the simple but haunting sentiment: "I am Emily Elizabeth, and I have a dog."The tale that follows is epic, harrowing, triumphant.
It's a cold night in downtown Buffalo. Freezing people run from bar to bar, hail cabs, and cause general raucous on the streets.
Aries (3/21-4/19): People often talk about you because you are completely oblivious to the fact that people talk about you.
Oh how niave and vitrous these journalists. You just don't call up Coach K, Jim Boeheim, Jim Calhoun, Bobby Knight, Roy Williams, and say, hey guys... I'm not homophobic in anyway.
For three years, Brad Anderson could barely look at himself in the mirror. Like any other UB student, the junior geography major went to classes, took tests and wrote papers, but when it came to Anderson's self-esteem and social life, something was simply lacking.Why the depression?
In a little over a month three special words will be echoing across the University at Buffalo's campus: Lights!
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Every morning I come into my office, 9 o'clock, ready to spend another day running the university.
Generation magazine, a friend to amateur botanists everywhere, has a cause for celebration. It was found that the nitrogen, potassium and phosphorus content of just one Generation magazine can support the life cycle of the rarest plants.
He may be cute and he may be cuddly, but he'll claw your face off the minute you get in the ring with him.A new club has formed much to the delight of students with bloated senses of machismo and self-destructive frames of mind.
Menu:Best--Grilled-to-order cheeseburger with pickles and onionsWorst--Hot dog cooked in gutter waterAtmosphere:Best--Partiers everywhere near ChippewaWorst--No such thing as 'worst' at a street vendorMoney:Best--Cheaper than drinks during Happy HourWorst--The homeless will rob you blind
He has been known for stopping hurricanes, supporting assassinations of foreign miscreants, and touching the lives of millions of Americans everyday.
Rapper Flavor Flav was hospitalized on Saturday after falling down a flight of stairs at the VH1 studios due to the immense weight of a usually-freestanding hand-carved floor clock around his neck.According to VH1 officials, Flav is recovering at home after spending Saturday night at the USC University Hospital's Celebrity Trauma Unit in Los Angeles.The clock, an eight-foot tall, single-pendulum timepiece circa 1780 by Blaylock Clockmakers of Longtown and Carlisle, was destroyed on impact.At the time of the incident, Flav was preparing to record commentary for the VH1 special Flavor of Love Strikes Back, the follow-up to the rapper's televised quest to find his true love by pitting desperate single gold-diggers against each other in weekly challenges.Witnesses on the scene said that although the shattering woodwork and mechanics of the antique clock looked like they took their toll on Flav, his humorously oversized Viking helmet luckily broke his fall.Dr. Mark Spoonamore, USC University Hospital back and spine specialist, said that after recovering from a few broken ribs and some minor bruising, Flav should be back to his usual self."In time he'll heal," Spoonamore said.
Sean, a longtime burglar in the University Heights area, recently realized that thievery by South Campus is not a worthwhile venture.After years of breaking into homes that owners don't even bother to lock up, presumably for their lack of valuable possessions, Sean, who has asked that his name be changed for anonymity (though it has not been), has taken to riding the bus 15 minutes to Amherst, where the windows are aglow with desirable goods."I don't know what I was thinking all those years," Sean said.
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