News
"Leslie Fiedler: The Man, The Legend, The Symposium"
By NICOLE COLEMAN | Oct. 27, 2003Of UB's distinguished professors, few can claim to be as influential as former UB English professor Leslie Fiedler.
Tobacco Companies Promote 'Healthy' Cigarettes
By Editorial | Oct. 24, 2003The health craze sweeping the nation is beginning to affect cigarettes. Instead of actually encouraging people to quit smoking, companies are marketing "reduced harm" cigarettes.
Bare Bottoms and Beef in Chinese Art
By PETER YU | Oct. 24, 2003Using his naked body as an artistic medium, contemporary Chinese artist Zhang Huan gave UB students some insight into how he interprets the world during a lecture Monday night.As part of the Visual Studies Speakers Series, co-sponsored by the departments of media study and art, Zhang lectured to students using video, live performance, photography slides and sculpture.
Perspectives From the Past
By KATIE WARD AND BEN R. CADY | Oct. 24, 2003A different coast. A chillier climate. A larger school.And a position -- chief of New York's largest public university -- that will place John B.
UB Hosts Ohio in This Century's Rubber Game
By PATRICK FINCH | Oct. 24, 2003On the heels of their most competitive performance to date, the UB Bulls (0-8, 0-4 Mid-American Conference) play host to an injury ridden Ohio University (2-5, 1-2 MAC) squad this Saturday at UB stadium.The Bobcats, who will limp into Western New York, epitomize a late October team victimized by the injury bug.
Celebrating Cultural Diversity at the Latino Bazaar
By ANDREW HYZY | Oct. 24, 2003The sound of dancing feet and the scents of popcorn, cotton candy and spicy food wafted through the Student Union lobby on Wednesday at the eighth annual Latino Bazaar.The theme of the event changes from year to year and has its origins in students' desire to increase cultural awareness around campus, according to Student Life Coordinator Vicki Sapp.
Students Seek Ways to Combat Redlining in America
By SAMANTHA ROTH | Oct. 24, 2003Students found no easy answers Tuesday on the issue of loan and housing discrimination when Alpha Beta Sigma Sorority and the Minority Management Society presented a discussion entitled "Color Coding a Nation" in the Student Union.Redlining - the practice of denying home loans to people in certain urban neighborhoods - and racial prejudice in corporate America were discussed by a lively group of mostly minority students.Khadijah Tillman, Alpha Beta Sigma's vice president, detailed how redlining resulted from a program designed to make securing a mortgage and home ownership easier during the Great Depression.The federal government under President Franklin D.
Upcoming Games
Oct. 24, 2003BuffaloFootballSaturday: vs. Ohio, 1 p.m.M. SoccerFriday: at Kentucky, 7 p.m.Sunday: at Northern Illinois, 2:30 p.m.W.
"Dr. Simpson, Get Ready for Our Rite of Passage"
By BEN R. CADY | Oct. 24, 2003Dear Dr. Simpson,On behalf of my fellow students, welcome to Buffalo. We're glad to have you as our new president.But honestly, you don't know what you're in for.Have you checked the forecast lately?
Scouting Report: Ohio Bobcats
By MICHAEL LESLIE | Oct. 24, 2003It has always been said that revenge is a dish best served cold.The Bulls (0-8, 0-4 MAC) will take the field Saturday, looking to avenge last year's heartbreaking loss to the Ohio University Bobcats.
Regents Ponders Appeals System
By Editorial | Oct. 24, 2003The New York State Board of Regents has yet another idea to alter the high school Regents testing system.
Learning About Life Through Workshops
By CHRISTA YU | Oct. 24, 2003Adjusting to university life can be a challenge for new students, and even seasoned upper-classmen may sometimes find themselves overwhelmed by schoolwork or personal problems.
Provost Capaldi Bows Out with President Greiner
By COREY SHOOCK | Oct. 22, 2003Provost Elizabeth D. Capaldi will soon be leaving her position after three-and-a half years to take the job of State University of New York Vice Chancellor and Chief of Staff at state university headquarters in Albany.Capaldi will, however, remain at UB as provost during the transition from outgoing President William R.










