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Construction in Capen Lobby Finished

After five months of curiosity from students and anticipation from administrators, construction of the Undergraduate Admissions Student Recruitment Center in the lobby of Capen Hall was finished Tuesday.The new center will serve as the cornerstone for the department's Visit UB program, which gave 800 campus tours to over 2,700 prospective freshmen and transfer students last year."It's our place where we will be entertaining prospective students and their parents," said Sean Sullivan, UB vice provost for enrollment and planning.


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The Icemen Singeth

Marv and Lloyd lead simple lives. They call Sturgeon Bay, Wis. home, and when they're not speaking in their backwards accents, they spend their days ice fishing.And, of course, singing."Guys on Ice," a musical now onstage at the MusicalFare Theatre in Amherst, tells the story of two simpleminded Midwesterners.


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Bobcats Best Bulls

It was an emotional battle in front of a large and spirited crowd on Friday night in Alumni Arena, but the women's volleyball team wasn't able to pull off the upset as they dropped three games to the Ohio University Bobcats (23-3, 13-0 MAC) in three games.The Bulls (10-17, 4-9 MAC) lost by scores of 30-27, 30-17 and 30-24.Ohio entered the match with an undefeated Mid-American Conference record and a ranking of 29th in the nation in Division I women's college volleyball."Considering they're the number one team in the MAC, I think we played really well," said senior outside hitter Lindsay Matikosh.


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Buffalo SabresThe Sabres split a home and home series this weekend with the Montreal Canadiens. On Friday, the Sables got 36 saves from Mika Noronen and goals from Daniel Briere and Ales Kotalik, as they beat Montreal 2-1.


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Women's TennisThe women's tennis team had four competitors in the weekend's Big Green Invitational, hosted by Dartmouth College.


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Back in a Snap

It is an odd question, really: if collections of b-sides, rarities, covers and remixes are usually label-exiting waste and the tracks on Snapcase records are almost always meticulously selected, how will a collection of rarities from the Buffalo hardcore-punk legends size up?The answer is quite interesting.


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One Student's Trash...

Hadley Village apartment directors are on the offensive when it comes to trash in common area spaces, and they are out to get their message across to residents: keep the hallways empty or you will pay.Last year, a policy went into effect that mandated a $25 fine per resident of a four-person apartment for leaving trash in the alcoves outside apartment doors."This year, 25 people have been fined so far," said Missy George, office manager of Hadley.Since the other two undergraduate complexes, Flint Village and South Lake Village, don't have the alcove area, they don't have the same kind of problem faced by Hadley Village residents.Residents often mistake the alcove as an addition to their apartment, according to Beth MacEachin, assistant director for university apartments and interim complex director of Hadley.MacEachin said the alcove space is not property of the resident since it is used as an emergency exit, and by law, is considered a fire door."That's why there's a window there - so a ladder can be brought up to the window in an emergency situation," said MacEachin.According to the custodians in Hadley, garbage and shoes are among the most common items found in the hallway."My roommate got fined this year," said Sam Levenstein, a senior communication major and Hadley resident.


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Women's Basketball

Although still a little early for basketball season, Alumni Arena housed an exhibition on Wednesday evening, with the UB women's basketball team falling 90-74 to a team comprised of some of the National Women's Basketball League's top players.Buffalo, coached by Cheryl Dozier, was competitive for most of the game, but could not keep up with the NWBL zone defense:"I was surprised by (NWBL's) zone defense, because in their previous games, they didn't play one," said Dozier.


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Low Temps Bring High Bills to Heights Residents

With this weekend's forecast predicting cold weather and snow showers, students who live off campus will be forced to deal with one of the perils of the Buffalo winter - heating bills.Assuming normal weather patterns, prices of natural gas between October and April will see a 9 percent increase, according to the U.S.



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