With the winter sports schedule now officially over, it has become obvious that some teams have to change their mindsets and toughen their schedules in order to obtain their ultimate goals of becoming Mid-American Conference champions and national contenders.
It's a movie about one of the most irreparable mistakes of mankind, and it resembles a fairytale."Manderlay," an eight-chaptered contrivance of America's trial with slavery, is playing at the Market Arcade through March 28.
I have not gone out of my way to see the Mohammad cartoons, nor will I, but I don't agree with The Spectrum's editorial point-of-view about Professor Paul Kurtz and his decision to publish the cartoons ("Too late to the party," March 10). I am more fearful of living in a world that does not permit freedom of speech.
Your interesting story March 8 ("UBSAS talks trash in the Student Union") about the trash picked up by UB Students against Sweatshops prompts several reflections:
After a strong fall season where the rowing team saw multiple first- and second-place finishes, the squads spent spring break racing in a series of exhibitions to prepare for the upcoming season.The result?
I am 60 years old, am I "Too late to the party" (March 10)? In stating that the decision by Paul Kurtz to publish the Muhammad cartoons is wrong, the Spectrum is missing the point.
Classic fusion jazz studio band Steely Dan is back, but this time it's under a different name. Steely Dan co-leader Donald Fagen released his self-produced third solo album "Morph the Cat" last week."Morph the Cat" is a sexy, soulful album that sounds almost exactly like a Steely Dan record.
For a woman who is not in touch with fashion, it can be overwhelming to walk into a boutique on Elmwood and expect to fit in.
In a Friday lecture at the Center for Inquiry off campus, speaker and author Ben Radford will use his insight as a scientist to prove his belief that the truth, about everything from Bigfoot to ghosts to aliens, is out there.Covering Bigfoot, alternative medicine, psychics and more, "Applying Science to the Paranormal" is designed with doubters in mind - the goal being to definitively prove or disprove several well-known claims of fringe-science."This talk is about the paranormal and we will be discussing a variety of things such as psychics, Bigfoot, lake monsters and a haunted house in Lackawanna," Radford said.
Remember the snot-nosed kid who cried all the time in school, unsure of himself or the world around him?
In 1969, a hard rock group consisting of four hopeful English lads was told they would fly like a lead balloon.
Buffalo wings, bars open until 4 a.m. and easy access to Canada: good. Brutal winters, a lack of employment opportunities and a declining economy: bad.While Buffalo may have its fair share of problems, the Queen City possesses an equal number of great qualities that make it unique and appealing.
Anyone watching the news over the past few years would think the U.S. economy and its job market are in the dumps.But according to a recent Reuters' report, students have little to worry about.
Since its inception in 2000, MyUB has become the electronic hub for most students' academic lives.
Many say that each student who enters collegiate life gains the "freshman 15." UB gained much more than that this year with the addition of over 110 freshman athletes to its 18 rosters.Now two seasons have closed the stat books, so here are the top seven winter freshmen.
Pop punk and punk revival, including hardcore punk, both have their positive sides, but when it comes down to the tenacity of punk music, pop punk will always lose in a fistfight.
"Inside Man"AMC Maple, Regal Elmwood, Market ArcadeOpens Friday, March 24Spike Lee's new film stars Denzel Washington as Detective Keith Frazier, a NYPD hostage negotiator.
Solutions by The State News
