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UB police blotter 9/23/16- 9/28/16

A UB cleaner reported a suspicious person on the third floor of Capen Library. The report said the woman looks around 60 years old with braids in her hair and is believed to be homeless.


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UB Votes Effort releases voter information and Election Day polling locations

UB Votes Effort, a new initiative on campus, is working on registering students and faculty to vote before the voter registration deadline on Oct. 14. Students are tabling in the Student Union, across campus and are going into classes as requested to register students to vote. Jude Butch, coordinator of UB Votes and assistant director of student engagement, started the initiative.


Students gather outside of Capen Hall preparing to walk to South Campus. Eighty seven students and community members participated in the walk, which looked to raise awareness of the Syrian refugee crisis.
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UB students walk to raise awareness for Syrian refugee crisis

MSA and Students for Justice in Palestine held a walk from North Campus to South Campus on Friday to raise awareness on the Syrian refugee crisis. MSA also held a fundraiser during the walk to donate to the crisis. Eighty-seven students and community members participated in the walk, according to Islam.


Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton speaking at presidential campaigns. The two presidential candidates kicked off the first debate Monday night. 
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Presidential debate rundown

Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton and Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump kicked off the first presidential debate on Monday night. NBC Nightly News anchor Lestor Holt moderated the debate, which took place at Hofstra University. Experts projected 100 million viewers would watch the televised debate.


Roughly 90 students gathered in the Student Union lobby on Monday night for a presidential debate watch party.
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UB College Republicans host debate watch party

UB College Republicans hosted the event but students from the Democrat and Libertarian clubs were also present. Attendees were engaged and enthusiastic. Students intermittently cheered and booed for the candidates. Cheers were primarily in response to Republican candidate Donald Trump’s remarks, whereas boos were mostly directed at Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton.



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