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UB's Political Clubs Plan An Active Year
By NICOLE COLEMAN | Sep. 15, 2003With the 2004 presidential election drawing closer, UB's political student clubs are preparing for a busy year.
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Sep. 15, 2003BuffaloFootballSaturday: Colgate38Buffalo15M. SoccerSaturday:Buffalo2Canisius2W. SoccerFri: Western Michigan2Buffalo 1Sun: Buffalo4Northern Illinois0Volleyball@ University of Central Florida InvitationalFriday:UCF3 Buffalo1Saturday: Georgia Southern3 Buffalo0Saturday: Central Michigan3 Buffalo0W.
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Women's Soccer Drops MAC Opener
By JILLIAN MARTARANO | Sep. 15, 2003Coming in to their Mid-American Conference opener against the Western Michigan Broncos (2-2-1, 1-0-0 MAC) on Friday night, UB women's soccer head coach, Jean-A-Tassy felt that his team was ready for the aggressive match up against Western Michigan."Every game up to this point was preparation for the MAC, the four wins we have had were only a preliminary route for future games," said Tassy.
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Medical Students Must Have PDAs
By Editorial | Sep. 15, 2003The School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences now requires all students to own a personal digital assistant for use in their studies.
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Hip-Hop and Rock Reign at Eclectic FallFest
By MIKE FLATT | Sep. 15, 2003Thousands flocked to Baird Point Friday evening to see this year's SA-sponsored FallFest. The biggest pre-show question was if the multitudes would react well to the diverse bill.
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Impressive Con Artistry
By CJ SCHULZ | Sep. 12, 2003"Lie, cheat, steal, rinse, repeat." This appropriate tagline, from the new movie "Matchstick Men," encapsulates the life of Roy, played by Nicolas Cage.
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Seal Times Four
By BENJAMIN SIEGEL | Sep. 12, 2003Releasing four albums in 12 years isn't uncommon for a singer. But when three of those four albums are self-titled - and the artist isn't Led Zeppelin - there is clearly an issue of ego.All can be forgiven for Seal, though.
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Meet the Bulls
By PAUL FEUER | Sep. 12, 2003Maybe the name doesn't ring a bell, but coming off his first victory of the young season, freshman Daniel Bell is quickly making a name for himself.Shutting down Central Connecticut State in the final ten minutes of last Friday's game, Bell held off a barrage of shots and was instrumental in orchestrating the Bulls opening round victory of the UB Fall Classic.Bell was moved into the starting goalkeeper spot due to an early season injury to the senior goalkeeper, Chris Vavrina.Haling from Ontario, Canada where he attended Notre Dame High School, you would instantly assume Bell was a big football player or a hockey guru.
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New President: Show Some Love for the Heights
By BEN R. CADY | Sep. 12, 2003From the porch of a pea-green shack on Heath Street as music pumped in the background and people spilled onto the lawn, my new friend Luddy held out his arms and announced:"Welcome to the student ghetto!"It was my official introduction to University Heights on my first night as a freshman at UB.
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Greek Organizations Hope To Attract Pledges During Rush Week
By EMILY DAVIDSON | Sep. 12, 2003For one week at the beginning of each semester undergraduates are invited to parties, meetings and a host of other free events by various Greek organizations.
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Freshman Recruits Bring New Blood to UB Tennis
By DANIEL GVERTZ | Sep. 12, 2003With an eye for going north in the standings, UB men's tennis has gone north of the border. "If I didn't expect improvement, I wouldn't be coaching," said head coach Russ Crispell.
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"Everyone, Please Remain Calm"
By JOHN NORMAN | Sep. 12, 2003The Bills won one game and everyone thinks they've wrapped up the AFC East and are headed to a playoff showdown with Tennessee.
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Club Seeks New Paths to Peace
By EVAN PARKER PIERCE | Sep. 12, 2003Recent calls for peace around the world have taken many different forms - protests, Internet activism and political campaigns.
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Upcoming Games
Sep. 12, 2003BuffaloFootballSat: vs. Colgate, 6 p.m.M. SoccerSat: vs. Canisius, 11 a.m.W. SoccerFri: vs. Western Michigan, 7 p.m.Sun: vs.
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"'Once Upon a Time in Mexico:' Killing, Maiming and Entertaining"
By BRIAN HERBERGER | Sep. 12, 2003In the third installment of a trilogy that started with 1992's "El Mariachi" and continued with 1995's "Desperado," director Robert Rodriguez is back with his latest film "Once Upon a Time in Mexico." The finale to the "El Mariachi" trilogy delivers very little romance and an excessive amount of killing.El Mariachi, played by Antonio Banderas, is living a peaceful life in a small Mexican town before he is recruited to save the life of the Mexican president.
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Campus Sprawl & Parking Woes
By DAN STEIN | Sep. 12, 2003Until recently, my walk to South Lake Village was very peaceful. But then people started stalking me.
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College Store on Maple Road Fights Bookstore Monopoly
By COREY SHOOCK | Sep. 12, 2003UB students may finally start seeing the textbook price tide turn in their favor in coming semesters.
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FSEC Prepares for Review Board
By NATIA DAVITI | Sep. 12, 2003The upcoming visit of the Middle States Review Board was the focus of discussion at a meeting of the Faculty Senate Executive Committee Wednesday afternoon in Capen Hall.
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Wednesdays at Four: Chinese Poetry Explored
By PETER YU | Sep. 12, 2003Chinese poetry took center stage last Wednesday at the Center for the Arts as Arthur Sze, an award-winning poet, read from his collection and most recent publications to jump start a weekly poetry and writing lecture series.
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Push to Centralize Book Lists
By Editorial | Sep. 12, 2003Owners of nearby bookstores want to create a central textbook order list, which they would have access to, so they will be to compete and become more a part of the university.
