Marijuana might be no closer to legalization, and the drinking age may be forever 21, but downloading music and movies -- another illegal, though more modern, college pastime -- is still in a heated debate over legality and responsibility.This summer, the U.S.
Samuel L. Jackson and Eugene Levy: it just doesn't seem right. Judging solely on its cast, "The Man" is going to need an enthralling plot or plenty of sidesplitting scenes to keep audiences interested.Unfortunately, it has neither.Jackson has become a respected actor by playing roles like Jules Winnfield in "Pulp Fiction" and Ordell Robbie in "Jackie Brown."After reaching critical success in the mid-90s for his demanding roles and energetic delivery, his career has taken a nosedive.
SA officials say the undergraduate student government is finally seeing the fruits this semester of the $500,000 budget hike voted on last fall and approved in the spring.Since the mandatory activity fee was increased last year, it has been a point of contention among students.
Bulls fans had good reason to roar on Wednesday as the men's soccer team skillfully bested Niagara University 3-1, bringing the boys' record to an impressive 3-0 overall.The win gives the team a great surge of momentum heading into the rest of the season with an offense that was ever-threatening against the Purple Eagles, putting up 17 shots on goal and keeping the ball in their opponents' end for the majority of the night.Strategic passing among the midfielders and the forwards yielded many scoring opportunities up front for Buffalo during yet another physical battle for the Bulls."A well executed play just like we do in practice," said forward Andrae Clarke about his first-half goal, the first strike delivered in the game.Niagara answered back after a questionable out-of-bounds call with 4:07 left in the first half to send the men into the locker rooms with the score tied 1-1.As the Bulls took the field for the second half the crowd was energized, and so were the players.
Most students don't think twice about leaving their parked cars out in the open. Tiffany Landon learned how unsafe that could be the hard way.After leaving her car parked on Winspear Avenue in front of her apartment one night, she awoke to find that her side window had been smashed in, and many of her belongings stolen."They took a really expensive camera and lenses, tipped my radio out of the dashboard, ripped my alarm wire out, and picked through my CD's too," said Landon, a senior social sciences major.Many students, like Landon, discouraged by knifepoint robberies, occasional violence and common burglary, move out after the lease is up, but the Heights remains popular at UB for its affordable housing and proximity to campus.In any city, burglaries and robberies are bound to happen, leaving students to take steps to ensure their safety.
Bring on the popcorn.For classic movie enthusiasts, the hub of downtown Buffalo offers the chance to view and discuss films of all genres, from foreign to silent, to the vibrant musical.Each Tuesday, for the fifth year in a row, UB professors Diane Christian and Bruce Jackson hold the Buffalo Film Seminars at the Market Arcade Film and Arts Center in downtown Buffalo.
Most so-called horror movies turned out by today's industry rely on blood and gore to instigate shrieks and spine-chills.
An Ellicott resident will be displaced and several stuck in water damaged and smoke-scented rooms after an electrical fire in a Fargo Quad dorm room Tuesday morning.The fire tripped a smoke alarm at about 11:20 a.m., according to UB officials.
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It was a dry summer for rock radio play. At work, coworkers usually controlled the stereo, choosing stations that encouraged one to get down and make babies rather than headbang.
After a summer of big changes for Bulls athletics, the women's basketball team has landed former WNBA coach Linda Hill-MacDonald, who automatically becomes one of the most accomplished coaches in both the history of the team and UB itself.As the head coach of the WNBA Cleveland Rockers, Hill-MacDonald set a record for consecutive wins for a first-year team and managed to win an Eastern Conference Championship in her second year with the Rockers.Before winning championships at the professional level, Hill-MacDonald worked to perfect her college game.
Last year, at this time, you awoke one painful morning unable to lift your head from your pillow.
After a busy summer representing England at the World University Games in Izmir, Turkey, sophomore forward Lee Catchpole has picked up where he left off last season with the UB men's soccer team.As a freshman, he led the team in scoring with six goals and 14 total points.
Man, if there's one thing that just gets to me, it has got to be stupid people. Those people who just don't have common sense and don't fess up to their responsibilities.
One week into the fall semester, UB officials say they are pleased with the pilot program that bans freshmen from parking along the academic spine, though some students argue the system is ineffective.Responding to consistent complaints of insufficient on-campus parking, UB is testing a new policy that prohibits freshmen that live in the residence halls from parking along the spine from 7 a.m.
Centuries of medicinal practices and tools have found a permanent home on UB's North Campus at the school of pharmacy's Apothecary Museum.The museum, located in 114 Cooke Hall, was established in 1986 to commemorate the centennial of the School of Pharmacy and is home to three centuries of pharmaceutical inquiry."We wanted to have a depiction of an actual pharmacy from an earlier time," said Cindy Konovitz, assistant dean of admissions and a pre-pharmacy advisor.
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