Attending the twice-annual SUNY delegate conferences is the least a SUNY Student Association delegate can do in his or her position.
At the end of a season of highs and lows, the men's soccer team scored a big upset win over Northern Illinois in the first round of the MAC playoffs before bowing out with a loss to Akron in the second round this weekend.On Friday afternoon, sixth-seeded Buffalo needed a big game and a victory over third-seeded Northern Illinois to advance to the second round of the MAC Tournament in Kalamazoo, Mich.That's exactly what they got, as they defeated the Huskies, 2-1.On Sunday afternoon, Buffalo faced off against the second-seeded Akron Zips.
The head of an aged professor sits against an Armageddon-soaked backdrop with antediluvian texts littered throughout the canvas.
The UB volleyball team snapped a 14-match losing streak with a thrilling come-from-behind 3-2 win over the Miami RedHawks Friday night in Alumni Arena.The Bulls claimed their first MAC victory of the season over the RedHawks with a big-time rally late in the match.Miami dominated game one, racking up seven service aces.
The Kent State Golden Flashes scored early and often against the Bulls, handing them a 33-7 defeat Saturday afternoon at UB Stadium.Kent State's opening drive was a 98-yard, 16 play drive that took 6:44.
When many people think of rape they imagine an attack by a stranger as they walk alone in the dark.Yet according to Ellen Christensen, that's usually not the way it goes, especially here at UB where there have been four alleged rapes involving students in the past three weeks -- as many as had been reported in the past six years."What students need to know is that these rapes are acquaintance-related," said Christensen, director of Health Education and Health Services.
This weekend one of our SUNY Student Assembly delegates skipped out on the Assembly's one conference this semester.
Anyone for Dungeons and Dragons?This Saturday, light-up dance pads, role-playing paraphernalia and creative conjuring will sweep into Baldy Hall when SARPA, UB's Strategist and Role Players Association, plans to show off its gaming and role-playing goods to anyone with an open imagination at its annual fall convention.The convention, for which the $3 admission proceeds go to Roswell Park Cancer Institute, will showcase puzzle, card, and role-playing game demos from various companies like Looney Labs and Steve Jackson Games on the first floor of Baldy Hall starting at 1 p.m.
Across the nation Wednesday morning, Republicans cheered and Democrats turned disappointingly from TV broadcasts as the news broke that Sen.
President George Bush claimed victory Wednesday as Senator John Kerry conceded defeat. The nation should brace itself for four more years of disastrous policy.
After being handled easily by Marshall two weeks ago, the Bulls are coming off a bye week to host the Kent State Golden Flashes and their premier quarterback, Josh Cribbs.Cribbs leads Kent State (2-6 overall, 1-4 Mid-American Conference) into this game as the reigning MAC-East Offensive Player of the Week after torching Ohio University for three touchdowns on 211 yards through the air and a career-high 223 yards on the ground.
A stroll down Main or Chippewa Streets on a Saturday night will reveal hundreds of university students traipsing in and out of bars, expending precious dollars and even more precious brain cells on a few social drinks, sometimes until 4 a.m.Though not as numerable as those out for a night on the town, there are some students who spend their time behind the bar serving drinks rather than waiting in line to order one.UB students Chris Pliszka and Jillian Czyz are two of those students.Chris Pliszka, a senior majoring in geography, is one busy barkeep.
Fans of the University at Buffalo women's volleyball team must wait at least one day longer for a conference win after the Bulls dropped a four-game match to the Toledo Rockets by the score of 3-1 on Thursday night at Alumni Arena.Looking for a first round bye in the upcoming MAC tournament and coming off of a 3-1 win at Akron last Saturday, the Rockets (16-10 overall, 5-8 MAC) started the first game large and in charge, racking up 10 of the first 11 points scored on their way to a 10-1 lead.
The sweeper misplays a head ball. The opposing team's forward reads the mistake perfectly. He's on his horse.
Jeff "Durst" Stranahan lived a normal life until about a year ago. It was then that he began touring the country with his friends, the Buffalo quintet Every Time I Die.
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