Standing in front of Professor Gerald Goldhaber's political communications class Thursday, Dean of Informatics David Penniman said the class would continue without Goldhaber and that a decision will be made soon regarding the popular professor, who was arrested with two students Jan.
It was the same old equation for the UB women's basketball team on Saturday in Athens, Ohio.Poor defense plus lackluster rebounding equaled a thorough dismantling.The Ohio Bobcats (9-11, 3-6 Mid-American Conference) jacked up the Bulls (5-14, 3-6 MAC) by a score of 85-65 in a game that they led in by as many as 33 points.
On Saturday night, a small but faithful crowd gathered to hear the standup comedy of Jim Norton. Norton, a regular on Comedy Central's "Tough Crowd with Colin Quinn," is on tour to promote his new self-titled CD.Norton's disclaimer on the disc warns that it contains "mean spirited humor and some filthy language." If his CD is anything like his standup, that is putting it quite mildly.Norton began his show making general comments about events of the last year, ranging from Arnold Schwarzenegger's election to the Siegfried and Roy attack to the national blackout.It didn't take long for Norton to begin ripping on different social groups.
Those who work hard to stay fit know that a fixed exercise regime can quickly become dull and repetitive.
"Why drive when you can fly?" is Michael Jordan's clich?
It is more than just movements that make a great dance performance. While some shows are performed in silence with plain costuming, others utilize a variety of visual and musical elements.On Saturday, the Garth Fagan Dance Company, whose founder is best known for his Tony Award-winning choreography in the musical, "The Lion King," came to the Center for the Arts for a one-night-only, all-encompassing dance performance.Now in its 33rd year, the company is world renowned for its one-of-a-kind technique.
Despite fewer than a dozen attendees at Broadway Joe's Saturday night, the Binghamton-based Joe Rogers Band played a show fit for a packed house.The band has played all over New York State, including the music metropolis of New York City, making it a priority to play at least a few local shows a year.
It's nearly 9 a.m. in University Heights, and the straw is about to break the camel's back.Already the inherent beauty of the morning has been shattered.
Discovered just two weeks ago, the computer virus known as "My Doom" has already managed to infect the computers of over 50 UB students, faculty and staff as well as millions of people worldwide.Mark Ferguson, manager of UB's Computing and Information Technology HelpDesk, said the virus tricks users into opening unsuspicious e-mails, which, when accessed with programs like Microsoft Outlook, will automatically download the virus onto the computer."Once a computer is infected, the virus can scan the machine for any e-mail address that particular computer has been in contact with, then it tries to spread to those addresses by copying itself and sending itself out to those people," Ferguson said.The most perilous aspect of the My Doom virus is that it leaves one person's computer open to use by others through the installation of a program called a backdoor, CIT specialists said."Essentially, if someone knows that you have the virus, it would be like he had the remote control to your computer," Ferguson said.This bug is unique because it damages a computer in more than one way, leading to its four-out-of-five severity rating by Symantec, the company that produces the popular Norton Anti-virus program.The company compares My Doom to other computer viruses in the level of threat it poses, the extent of the damage it does, and the extent of its distribution through the Internet.
President George W. Bush's foreign policy suffered a serious blow recently, when intelligence used to justify the preemptive war on Iraq was deemed questionable enough to appoint a committee to review mistakes.
Throughout his 19-year stint as a coach in Western New York, Reggie Witherspoon has effectively climbed the coaching ladder rung by rung in a way that one could only call progressive.Witherspoon's transition into the realms of Division I basketball has followed a path that appears to be almost cyclical in nature - arriving at UB via Erie Community College via Sweet Home High School, ironically located just around the corner from the UB campus.A life-long native of Western New York, Witherspoon was catapulted into the head coaching job at UB after his rapid tenure at ECC and a lengthy stint at Sweet Home.
Maybe it was the cameras of the Empire Sports Network, the mid-afternoon start or the raucous crowd in Alumni Arena that did it.Whatever it was, the Buffalo Bulls came out of locker room seemingly rejuvenated and unphased by their let down against Eastern Michigan earlier in the week.After letting EMU leave Alumni Arena with an ugly Mid-American Conference win against the Bulls, Buffalo (9-10, 5-6 MAC) head coach Reggie Witherspoon had this to say about his team's mentality coming into the Marshall game: "We asked them going into the game to issue a statement of response to Wednesday night's game," said Witherspoon.
In Buffalo, where live music reigns supreme and countless musical genres - from punk to metal to funk - play anywhere from Pearl Street to the Continental, Lazlo Hollyfeld stands alone.With roots in Buffalo's diverse musical landscape, the band is able to sift effortlessly through musical boundaries.
We've reached the fourth of eight first-round matchups for The Spectrum's Sharpest Point Tournament, and this week Daniel Honigman and Matt Jacobson vie for a second round appearance.John Norman and Jim Byrne grade the competitors on three 1-10 scales judging style, factual evidence and strength of argument.
Petty crime in the University Heights is up, according to a recent analysis -- and many residents are blaming the student house next door.A recent study by The Buffalo News found that while Buffalo's violent crime rate is down, quality-of-life crime in University Heights increased 25 percent over the past four years.
The Bulls (8-10, 4-6 Mid-American Conference) entered the game Wednesday night against the Eastern Michigan Eagles (8-10, 3-7 MAC) with a chance to extend their winning streak to four games and reach .500 for the fist time in 2004.However, a second-half UB collapse at both ends of the court sparked the Eagles to a 43-point second half and a big win over Buffalo, 77-66, in front of 1,823 at Alumni Arena."We were awful, and they played well," said head coach Reggie Witherspoon.
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Andrea Kurpiewski swore off junk food for months, vowing she would never touch a potato chip or chocolate bar again.
The UB women's basketball team looks to grab their sixth win of the season this Saturday afternoon when they go on the road against their Mid-American Conference rival Ohio Bobcats.Buffalo (5-13, 3-5 MAC) is coming off a come-from-behind 65-61 victory over the Toledo Rockets on Wednesday night, and have won four of their last eight after starting the season with only one win in their first ten games.
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