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"Jurado and Friends Bring No Frills, No Fuss"
By MEGHAN GROTH | Oct. 11, 2004When show time came around Saturday night at the Icon in downtown Buffalo there were no frills and no fuss.
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Pano's Parking Lot Plans Has Preservationists Up In Arms
By MARGO THIESEN | Oct. 11, 2004Pano Georgiadis, the owner of Pano's Restaurant at 1081 Elmwood Ave., has come under fire for what preservationists and owners of other businesses on Elmwood consider an attack on Elmwood's appeal.Georgiadis' plan to demolish the Atwater House on 1089 Elmwood Ave.
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"Furry, Scaly Friends Brighten Students' Lives"
By KATHERINE BECZAK | Oct. 11, 2004It is said that pets often reflect the personalities of their owners. The burly motorcycle man might be more apt to choose a gigantic Doberman.
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More Americans Attacked by Settlers
By AMIL SARFRAZ | Oct. 11, 2004Last Wednesday Israeli Settlers attacked two Americans, Chris Brown and Kim Lamberty, while escorting five Palestinian children to school.
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Journey To The East
By JEREMY G. BURTON | Oct. 11, 2004The curtains parted and a huge blue backdrop covered the entire back wall of the stage. Two warriors symbolizing fire and water are on either side.
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"Pano's, Save the Atwater House"
By Editorial | Oct. 11, 2004Controversy continues this week over the proposed demolition of the Atwater House next to Pano's restaurant in the Elmwood Village.
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Cross Country Men and Women Win UB Open
By CHRIS LIPPA | Oct. 11, 2004Both the men's and women's cross country teams continued their recent surge at their home meet Saturday, beating several Division III and junior college teams at Beaver Island State Park.Jenny Koeppel once again led the women's team with a time of 17:59.35.
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Mock Election Shows Voters' Preferences
Oct. 11, 2004The College Republicans and the College Democrats ran a voter registration and mock election Thursday and Friday and successfully registered 600 students to vote.Almost 400 students voted in the election.
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'Spirit Week' Kicks Off at UB
By JESSICA PACKARD | Oct. 11, 2004From car bashing to a Godzilla Glove Tournament to free doughnuts, this year's Spirit Week will try to build up excitement leading up to Saturday's home football game.Spirit Week starts on Oct.
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A Correction and an Apology
By THE SPECTRUM EDITORIAL STAFF | Oct. 11, 2004In Friday's issue, a voter registration graphic ran on the front page of the Spectrum that contained only a logo for John Kerry and John Edwards.
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National Mock Trial Event at UB This Week
By JENNIFER NIELSON | Oct. 11, 2004The first Mock Trial Invitational ever held at UB will take place this week, bringing 13 universities to square off in a simulated courtroom.
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It Still Breathes
By MIKE FLATT | Oct. 11, 2004It turns out I'm quite the dullard.I've been in this city for 17 of the past 25 months of my life.
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Shall We Make Another Clich?PId Dancing Movie?
By KENNETH ILGUNAS | Oct. 11, 2004From "Saturday Night Fever," "Dirty Dancing" and "Footloose" to the more recent "Save the Last Dance" and "Dance with Me," dancing movies have formed their own little sub-genre in the realm of American cinema.
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High Rent Forces Group in Commons to Downsize
By SIOBHAN COUNIHAN | Oct. 11, 2004High rent levels in The Commons have forced Hillel, a prominent Jewish group on campus, to move its office to a smaller space within the privately owned complex.
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Russ Crispell: Passion for the Game
By MONIQUE HOUGH | Oct. 11, 2004Tennis to some is just a recreational pastime. To Russ Crispell, head coach of the UB men's tennis team, it has been a lifetime commitment.Crispell graduated from the University of Central Florida in 1979 with a bachelor's degree in Physical Education.
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Bush Not Right Choice for Women's Rights
By Editorial | Oct. 11, 2004Drive across the country and W's pop out at you on car bumper stickers and lawns, adorning lapel pins and campaign banners.
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Dozens Trek Bike Path for Crop Walk
By ERICA HOOD | Oct. 11, 2004The fifth annual UB Crop Walk kicked off Sunday afternoon with dozens of participants ready to stroll down the Amherst bike path, raising money to combat hunger.Sponsored by the Campus Ministry Association and Vive La Casa, a community organization in Buffalo, the event consisted of a five-mile walk down the bike path.
