The UB volleyball team (8-9 overall, 0-4 in the MAC) notched their first win in five matches, defeating the Canisius Golden Griffins (6-11 overall) in five games Wednesday night.The Bulls managed to hold off the Griffs in the fifth and final game of the match after relinquishing a two-game lead.
When you have a pet, having to talk to a shrink, calling your ex to reconcile, or being forced to confide in a smelly roommate are no longer solutions to loneliness.
Sweet, shoe-tapping sounds of jazz drift through the bar as people congregate with beers in hand.The romantic resonance of the saxophone fills the room.
When the music is rocking, not even the most demanding bladder crisis will force you to lose your spot in the crowd.Such was the case with bands Woke Up in Vegas and Bensin Tuesday night.
A mark of pride among Buffalo citizens used to be its strong public library system, known as one of the most well developed in the nation.
What UB doing this weekendHomecoming weekend is set to host a flurry of special events and games that feature nearly every UB fall sports team.
At the age of 9-years-old, Erica Mincher's parents gave her a choice between dance classes or soccer."I liked the athleticism and the competition so I chose to play soccer," said Mincher, a senior and now the captain of the UB women's team.
There's more to menopause than just hot flashes, irritability and the discontinuance of one's menstrual cycle.There's also a musical.Menopause - a dirty word to most people - was the theme celebrated by hundreds of women on the Mainstage Theater at the Center for the Arts Wednesday night as they enjoyed "Menopause: the Musical."The seats were filled and there were barely any men to be found.
President Bush's No Child Left Behind Act is often criticized for lack of funding. Now you can add the military's recruitment of high school students to what ails the law, coming perilously close to pseudo-draft legislation.The Buffalo News reported Thursday that freshmen attending Hutch-Tech were automatically enrolled in the school's Junior ROTC program, unless they opted out.
The West Coast, and its distinct culture in film and music, may also be developing its own distinct brand of artwork.To examine whether West Coast art has undergone Californication, the basement of the Center for Arts now features the art show "Pacifications: New West Coast Art," showcasing a number of artists' works from the Golden State.One such piece is of a cryptic horizontal fish-people, featured in Attaboy's "The Fungus Series." The festering eyes of these creatures burn the image into your eyes and suggest an aching presence of overlooked devastation.Attaboy's scrappy ink drawings are muted by messages tucked into the paintings such as "enough small talk" and "my ears droop for you."Although words and images often co-conspire, Attaboy's inclusion of dictum seems to defeat the purpose of representing ideas through drawings.Kirstin Sturdivan, the curator of "Pacifications" and student of fine arts at UB, describes Attaboy's artwork as graffiti-driven."West Coast art is a little looser," she said.
In just his 35th day on the job, Athletic Director Warde Manuel reported to the Faculty Senate on Wednesday that UB needs to rally more pride in our sports teams, increase attendance and gradually enhance team performance.Manuel and the senate's executive committee met to discuss prospective endeavors to expand the reach of UB athletics and its influence on-campus.
An increased sense of responsibility and leadership comes with being awarded the position of team captain.
Whether through procrastination, cheating, or declaring as a communications major, there are a number of ways to coast through college.Chris Morran's "Hardly Working at College: The Overachieving Underperformer's Guide to Graduating without Cracking a Book" is the perfect guide to slack off and still get good grades.Chris Morran is an award-winning playwright, actor, and comic from New York City.
Sunday's road game against Boston University (3-5-1) proved another impressive win for the UB men's soccer team (10-1-0), as the Bulls left the Terriers scoreless and became the nation's first team this season to earn ten wins.Head coach John Astudillo said although the Bulls were victorious against Boston, both teams played a strong game and the Terriers had their chances to grasp the win.
No matter what meal plan, from the basic Flex Plan to the never-go-hungry-again All in One plan, students are helping the victims of Hurricane Katrina by donating unused meals to assist in the relief effort.Having started Monday and running through Oct.
Whether buying books, pizza, or even a toothbrush in a pinch, Campus Cash is often the most convenient option students have when opening up their wallets.
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