With the presidential election still up for grabs, pundits argue which voter demographic will swing the election results one way or another.
Both the men and women's rugby teams fell one victory short of capturing the New York State Rugby Conference state championships this Saturday at Genesee Community College.After an undefeated regular season, the UB men's club rugby team, known as the "Mad Turtles," came in as the number one seed in the state.
What do vampires, video games, Playboy and MTV2 MODS all have in common?Her name is BloodRayne, every man's fantasy.
Senior Jenny Koeppel, a four time 2004 MAC Runner of the Week, added another accomplishment to her already stellar season Saturday.Koeppel, UB's best runner this season, clocked in at 17:51.70 to lead all 107 women's runners in the Mid-American Conference championships in Toledo, Ohio.
As the presidential race comes down the home stretch, UB students are getting caught up in the atmosphere of an election that experts say will be one of the closest in history.Across the nation, the stakes are raised as Kerry and Bush both attempt to gain support from swing states.
Former UB president William Greiner defended on Friday the 40-year-old decision to place UB in Amherst rather than in downtown Buffalo.Greiner, who has been researching the subject of UB's 1960s expansion, stood by the controversial campus choice, saying the options of expanding on Main Street or moving to the waterfront were impractical.The issue has long been a touchy subject in the region, with some citizen action groups in Buffalo going so far as to blame the decision for a large part of the city's economic decline.
With Election Day almost here, many students are making plans to spend the evening closely watching exit polls and waiting for the announcement of the winner.
Pianos are sentimental and thoughtful. Acoustic guitars are peaceful and playful. Electric guitars are aggressive.
Students will come together Tuesday to honor and reflect upon the countless contributions and accomplishments of African-Americans throughout the ages as they celebrate Black Solidarity Day.The concept for Black Solidarity Day came from a play by Douglas Turner Ward titled "Day of Absence," according to Simone Hicks, Black Student Union President."(The play) illustrated social, political and economical consequences for the nation if black people weren't present," she said.The first Black Solidarity Day was observed in 1969 and was founded by Dr. Carlos E.
President Bush's Social Security plan represents another effort to benefit wealthy corporations at the expense of the American people.
The long ride home from Saratoga Springs via the New York State Thruway may not have felt quite as dreary for most of the members of the women's crew team after a strong showing at the Head of the Fish regatta.Of the 10 UB squads that raced this weekend, two first place finishes and two second place finishes were recorded.UB had first place finishes from its freshman four and lightweight four squads.
I'd like to commend The Spectrum for the concerns it has raised regarding the salary hike for SUNY presidents ("No Compelling Reason for Pay Hike," Oct.
This letter is in response to Silas Rader's counterpoint ("Don't Neglect Inflation," Oct. 27). As a possible solution to the thousands of minimum-wage workers who find themselves barely holding on, Rader advises them to "find a better job" -- as if the answer were so simple.For years, the poor have been pegged as lazy individuals who are eager to accept government handouts.
When you enter the voting booth on Nov. 2 you may be surprised to find names besides John Kerry and George Bush on the ballot.
With a name like The Music, it might be hard to pinpoint just exactly where such a band's musical focus lies.
Friday:12 to 4 p.m.: Halloween activities. Student Union lobby. Pumpkin carving, face painting, cookie decorating, a mummy wrap race, and a donut-on-a-string contest.12 to 4 p.m., 7 to 11 p.m.: Haunted Student Union.Saturday:8 a.m.
Getting a little old to trick-or-treat for recycled candy corn this Halloween? Looking for something fun to do for Halloween that doesn't necessarily involve fishnet tights or aerosol-spray hair color?Buffalo has an assortment of festivities going on this weekend such as costume contests, concerts, and other events.For those looking for Halloween bashes full of music, concerts are plentiful this weekend.
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