Not a single rotation to the front row. No spikes. No heart-pumping blocks. Never given the chance to tickle a back-line with her toes then blast off a sick serve.
Picture someone you know who is very conservative in his or her beliefs. Someone to whom the phrase "family values" is very important.
Last weekend the UB men's tennis team suffered a series of defeats in a four-day tournament at Brown University, where they faced some of the top Ivy League schools in the Northeast.Mike Rockman was the only Bulls singles player to advance in the tournament.
Donald Trump will appear this Thursday as the Student Choice Speaker for the Distinguished Speakers Series.
Driving around on a warm Friday evening with the windows down is a good time to consider popping in Silvertide's newest album, "Show and Tell."Prepare to headbang in the breeze."I Ain't Comin' Home" kicks off with an infectiously anthem-like intro.
In high school, having a part-time job and being able to buy coveted electronics and clothing is crucial to every teenager's quest to become the best-dressed, coolest kid in school.
The UB men's soccer team (6-2-1) lost a heartbreaker Friday night at RAC Field, battling a tough Oneonta squad (4-4-0) into double overtime before finally succumbing 1-0, on a diving header by Red Dragons' forward Ricky Quest."It was a tough game," Bulls' freshman forward Shyle Braithwaite said.
This letter is both in response to Gloria Almeida's letter "SA Should Tighten Belt" in the Sept. 20 issue and also in support of the mandatory student activity fee increase, which undergraduate students will be voting on starting Monday.
Gender Week stepped outside its largely feminist themes Thursday night to address the issue of homophobia with a controversial film screening and panel discussion.Petty Officer Allen Schindler, the subject of the film, "Gender-Based Terror in the U.S.
When a team fumbles twice in their own red-zone in the opening quarter, the odds are not so great that they'll be winning for any portion of the game, let alone for the entire game.On Saturday at Ohio, the Bulls (0-4, 0-2 Mid-American Conference) fell behind early and never caught up with the Bobcats (2-2, 1-1 MAC), losing Saturday night's game by a score of 34-0."With the number of turnovers, and how ill-timed they were, we started bad and never really got better," said Bulls' head coach Jim Hofher.The game didn't have many bright spots for either squad, with each team recording two turnovers in the first half.
One of the most important elections in history is upon us and Election Day is just weeks away. It is imperative that all voters take a look at the candidates and whether they will have the ability to lead us over the next four years.
Codeseven vocalist Jeff Jenkins said it best:"A lot of craziness can happen when really dirty people get together," said Jenkins prior to the start of their performance Thursday night at Xtreme Wheels.
I call myself a writer. I'm not sure when I decided it was appropriate to do so, but I do. I've had about 60 articles published at our little rag here and a few at The New Times in Syracuse.
Laugh until it hurts. Every week. That's the guarantee at The Comix Cafe, a comedy club located in Tonawanda, right off of the Youngman Expressway.
I am a very concerned student here at UB. Reading the Spectrum is one reason why I enjoy Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays more so than the other days of the week.
I am writing in response to Samantha Roth's column ("Reality vs. Republicanism," Sept. 25). Ms. Roth charges three major indictments against the Republican Party.
Though students come from all over the world to attend UB, their stay in Buffalo tends to be short-lived.While it is not unusual for students to leave the area in which they attended college, Buffalo's brightest are leaving at an alarming rate.
Two back-to-back away games in the Great Lakes State, against Western Michigan and Eastern Michigan, were the Bulls' first Mid-American Conference tests of the 2004 season.
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