Three of last semester's pledges to Sigma Chi Omega, the Greek organization featured on MTV's "Fraternity Life," are in trouble with UB for trespassing in the Buffalo Zoo.Tonight's episode features three of the cast members - Tim Kukulka, Earl Altheide and Steve Paul - scaling the wall at the Buffalo Zoo in the early hours of the morning.
Freakin' Mizzou. Hey LSU, you suck, too. And Gonzaga, I pick you to win it all last year, and you fall in the first round, and now you try and take out my Arizona Wildcats?Despite all the pain I have been suffering, I have to say one thing: God bless the NCAA Tournament, this truly is the greatest time of the year.Let's get this ish started.Is Ron Artest one crazy S.O.B.
UBBaseballSat:Bowling Green3Buffalo1Sun:Bowling Green15Buffalo4SoftballSat, Game 1:Marshall3Buffalo2 (10)Sat, Game 2:Marshall6Buffalo0Sun:Buffalo3Marshall0WrestlingNCAA NationalsThu:Matt Lebe (W.
For Scott Carter, inspiration struck at an unusual moment: while skiing.The result of that inspiration was First Tracks, Inc., a business plan that won Carter, a graduate of the School of Management's MBA program, first place and $25,000 in startup capital at the 2003 Panasci Awards competition.Each year, the Panasci Awards competition, sponsored by the School of Management's Center for Entrepreneurial Leadership, grants $40,000 worth of startup capital to two UB students and graduates who are starting a local business."Scott has an idea that is going to survive in Western New York," said Marianne Sullivan, executive director of the center.
Allied Scholarship AwardAdebimpe Ogunade, Chemical EngineeringRobert P. Apmann AwardLisa Gwiazdowski Civil, Structural, and Environmental engineering departmentAmerican Society of Civil Engineers Outstanding Scholar AwardDaniel Fenz, Civil, Structural, and Environmental EngineersAssociation of Old Crows ScholarshipsBrian Anger, Computer Science and EngineeringAaron Beechler, Computer Science and EngineeringRobert Laveck, Computer Science and EngineeringJeffrey Till, Computer Science and EngineeringMichael J.
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH - So much for advancing the cause of Central Michigan and its upstart story.
Whoever wins the Academy Award for best actress this year will have some tough choices. Should she take advantage of her accomplishment by receiving bigger paychecks and an increase in the quality of scripts?
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Kate McMeeken-RuscoeA senior on the UB women's basketball team, McMeeken-Ruscoe was named to the 2003 Academic All-Mid-American Conference Women's Basketball Team Friday, an honor voted on by the league's faculty athletic representatives.McMeeken-Ruscoe was the Bulls' leading scorer, averaging 15.5 points per game while shooting 48.1 percent from the floor.
UB's Graduate School and the Graduate Student Association honored 26 graduate teaching assistants Friday for outstanding teaching performances at UB.Twenty-two TAs were given Graduate Student Excellence in Teaching Awards, and four TAs received honorable mentions.
Football has never been popular in the United States. Of course, what the world calls football is known to Americans as soccer - a sport with a reputation of being slow, monotonous and boring.
Christian McBride is not someone likely to appear on MTV's TRL. He is not played on any of the mainstream radio stations and his face is not going to grace the cover of Entertainment Weekly during their Grammy coverage.
For Wesley Willis, nothing starts a show better than a good head-butt. The schizophrenic, obese lyricist dispensed several of his trademark greetings to fans before he performed at The Continental last Thursday night, after the show was moved from the Mohawk Place due to an oversized crowd of about 90 people.During the performance of the opening acts, The Snot Rockets and Angry Atom, Willis could be seen lounging in a chair across from the bar.
Twenty-four of UB's top engineering students were recognized Friday evening at the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences' 18th annual scholarship reception.The Center for Tomorrow event staff ran out of chairs when over 200 people gathered in the ballroom to recognize the undergraduate and graduate students who received scholarships.
Imagine that a waiter at a restaurant chain on Maple Road is discussing the war with Iraq and off-handedly remarks, "I'm ashamed that George W.
The suspension of the UB chapter of Sigma Chi Omega, the featured fraternity on the MTV reality series "Fraternity Life," has brought to light questions about the university's handling of Greek life on campus.The suspension was implemented shortly after the airing of the third episode, where fraternity brothers were seen forcing the pledges to do pushups and where the brothers reprimanded the pledges for not attending mandatory library hours.
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