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I hate Lisa Schwarzbaum with a passion. For those of you who don't know who she is, Schwarzbaum is one of the headlining film critics at Entertainment Weekly, a weekly magazine covering all facets of the entertainment world.
The Campus Crusade for Christ has existed at UB for 34 years, aiming to spreading the Christian gospel, providing fellowship for students, and acting as an organizational ambassador for the Christian faith.
The University at Buffalo's men's and women's cross country teams kicked off their 2003 season at the University of Akron's Tommy Evans Invitational this past Saturday.The Indigo Lake Course on Howe Meadow of the Cuyahoga Valley National Park was the site for the inaugural meet, which featured both teams coming home with a well- deserved second place finish.The UB men scored 52 points to place second behind Mid-American Conference opponent Kent State, which had a perfect score of 15.
A timeless tale, but a very unusual interpretation. Even the title is misleading.For any fan of William Shakespeare, a chance to see the classic tragedy of "Romeo and Juliet" performed live is exciting.
Instead of making friends with that unlucky freshman who brought a car to school, students can now ride a shuttle bus from North Campus to the Boulevard Mall and Tops International Supermarket.Campus Parking and Transportation Services has introduced a shuttle service on Wednesdays and Saturdays from 4 to 9 p.m.
It may look, smell and feel like Blockbuster, but DVD Dot makes it clear immediately upon entry that it does not intend to copy the international video rental giant.
The University at Buffalo women's volleyball team had a couple of impressive performances this past weekend at the four-team Duke Classic in Durham, N.C.
With a cast including two of the best senior actors around, Robert Duvall ("The Godfather," "Open Range") and Michael Caine ("The Cider House Rules), and child phenom Haley Joel Osment ("The Sixth Sense"), "Secondhand Lions" appeared to be the movie that could break this summer's cycle of disappointments.Instead, it perpetuates it.The story begins as 15 year-old Walter (Osment) is dropped off by his mother to stay with his wealthy, but miserly uncles, Hubb (Duvall) and Garth (Caine). Signs lining the edge of their long driveway read "Danger: Explosives," and "Turn Back NOW," setting a tone for the uncles' attitude toward guests."The last thing we need is some little sissy-boy hangin' around all summer," says Garth to the uninvited relatives.
Nan Harvey, who provided inspiration to a generation of UB athletes through her work for gender equity, died Tuesday night after a three-year battle with ovarian cancer.Since she came to UB as a college freshman in 1974, Harvey served as a player, coach, professor and administrator for UB's athletic teams.
Texas universities would rather have ignorant freshman than have students broaden their minds taking college level classes in high school.
If Marquis Woolford's choice of apparel is any indication of the objectives of the Hip Hop SA, UB can be prepared to get an ear and eyeful from the HHSA this year.A button on his shirt states, "I am the future of America - be afraid, be very afraid." According to Woolford, the president of the HHSA, the "Know your roots" printed bolded across his t-shirt can speak for his organization."'Know your roots' - that's what Hip Hop is about," he said.
Since the passage of Title IX, a federal legislation that eliminates educational gender discrimination, the number of female college athletes has skyrocketed.
It's a sobering thought, realizing that you're a senior. Perhaps "sober" isn't the right word - after all, everyone's over 21, so we're finally allowed to drink ourselves silly without posing as siblings or altering our driver's licenses.
The opponent can take the wind out of a team's sails - as Rutgers did to the Bulls last week - but you cannot take the heart out of a team.UB will need to keep that same attitude and play with just as much heart to even have a minuscule chance against the Big 10 powerhouse Iowa Hawkeyes.
"To me Lotus is about, number one, making people dance; number two, group improvisation; and number three, tight composition," said Lotus guitarist Luke Miller.Taking these three key components on a feverous road schedule that has included 68 stops - everywhere from Charleston, S.C.
It's human nature to try to categorize objects, subjects and ideas, and the art world falls perilously into the grasp of human nature daily.
In David Spade's latest movie, "Dickie Roberts: Former Child Star," he plays an actor trying to step back into the Hollywood spotlight.
Usually, it would be strange to see the bottom halves of two or three people extending down from the ceiling of the Ellicott Complex.However, taking a few steps towards them reveals that their top halves are in the process of putting the finishing touches on the lighting and speakers of Perk's Coffee House, the latest addition to the Ellicott Food Court -- and still a bit of a work in progress.Perk's began with a study conducted in early 1998 by an affiliate of Marriott International, Inc., just after the arrival of the Faculty Student Association Executive Director Mitch Green."The idea for Perk's came about as part of the research we did several years ago when we were developing the Ellicott Food Court," said Green.
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