The wait is finally over. This fall, students will no longer wait hours for their printouts at library printers monopolized by one person printing every page of a management textbook.UB's new iprint@ub program will make sure that if a student wants to print that textbook, it might be the only printing they will do on a UB printer that semester.
Friends, family and colleagues of eminent poet and longtime UB professor Robert Creeley filled the Poetry and Rare Books Library in Capen Hall on Thursday.
Much of George Zornick's column (" November in April," April 5) points to certain observations he noticed in the media.
Walking into a pink blanket of light with the hum of an acoustic guitar in the background mixed with the chatter of people set a tranquil, mellow mood, as the Center for the Arts held the latest installment of Music is Art, an ongoing series, on Tuesday night.Music is Art hosts different artists every week, with everything from graphic designers to sculptors to live local bands that, essentially, perform during an art exhibit.The usually bare white walls were dripping with color.
In honor of the McSweeney's humor column, which occasionally posts lists of random possibilities, I've assembled my own little gaggle of ideas.
Anybody who's ever tried to print anything at a UB computer center knows to expect the worst.At their shortest, printing delays are 30 minutes, but more often than not, the delays can last several hours.According to UB officials, most students fail to recognize the print delays result from their own indiscretion over what and how much they print.But starting next fall, UB computer centers on both campuses will set a limit on the numbers of pages each student can print per semester.
After three major knee injuries and a shoulder surgery, Ann Magur, a senior center fielder for the softball team, has battled through an unusual amount of adversity and has become a cornerstone of the team."I had a lot of knee problems in high school," Magur said.
The underground 'zine culture' of do-it-yourself publications is celebrated in a new exhibit in the Undergraduate Library in Capen Hall as a part of UB's poetry and rare books collection.The unusual publications usually arise from the voices of individuals in a community whose values differ from the traditional mainstream magazines such as Time or Newsweek.
Ah, baseball. Every April it arrives just in time - the crack of the bat, the stolen base, the green of the outfield and the sweet smack of a fastball in the catcher's mitt.But this spring, a few other things arrived along with the usual sights and sounds: subpoenas from Congress, a worn down Barry Bonds, suspensions for steroids, a new policy to catch players using performance-enhancing drugs.A few weeks ago, Sports Illustrated ran a cover story in which the writer asked the following question: "What am I supposed to do with this scrapbook full of memories and the stories I used to tell?
The Bulls scored a close win over Mid-American conference powerhouse Ball State on Saturday, salvaging a weekend that started off with a crushing defeat to Bowling Green.Friday's loss to the Falcons (9-5 overall, 1-1 MAC) was the Bulls' first outdoor match of the spring."We knew because we were outdoors, it would be a little different," said head coach Kathy Twist.
Ryan Adams will be bringing his new band, The Cardinals, to Sphere Nite Club in Buffalo on Saturday, May 14.
They never get on SportsCenter's Top 10 plays, nor do they ever get to record a single statistic.
For the people who work and study in Park Hall, the Signature Caf?
Last October, Red Sox fans spilled out onto the streets of Boston, celebrating the victory over the Yankees that brought them back into the fight for the Series title."The curse is reversed!" they cried."Fever Pitch" is a romantic comedy set around the faithful lives of the Red Sox followers.
None of the 3,200 new freshmen that come to UB next fall will have been admitted based on, or in spite of, the new writing section of the SAT, UB's admissions director told the Faculty Senate Wednesday.The academic struggles of some of UB's student-athletes were also discussed at the meeting.According to Pat Armstrong, UB's director of admissions, many schools are waiting to see how effective the writing section is before including it in the process of judging applications."We are not using the writing component in our academic decision for admittance," Armstrong said.
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