Bracket Buster Leaves the MAC Busted at 0-4 Four MAC teams were looking to make names for themselves on a stage intended to help Mid-Major teams do just that while under the curious eyes of the NCAA Tournament Selection Committee.For Marshall, Kent State, Bowling Green and Ball State's sakes, winning the games were hopefully not on the list of criteria that the Committee was looking for in the teams.
Walking into Hallwalls Saturday night, it was apparent that this was not likely to be a normal display of artwork.
Despite a report from a consulting firm that stated UB has a sufficient number of parking spaces, administrators and students both say there is still work ahead in order to ensure the university maintains a convenient and efficient parking and transportation system.One of the key points presented by Chance Management - the firm hired by the university to investigate parking problems at UB - in its Feb.
With the incredible success of their major label debut, "The Lonely Position of Neutral," TRUSTcompany has become one of the bigger names in new metal.
BuffaloM. BasketballTue: vs. Toledo, 7Local Pro TeamsBuffalo SabresMon: @ Florida, 7:30 (Empire)
Thursday night, the world asked itself the question that has been burning in the hearts of acne-faced teens for years:Am I hot?In an amazing stride forward, the ABC network has brought soft-core porn to prime time television, with the new show, "Am I Hot?" which dares to find the sexiest man and woman in America and reward them for it with money.Whew, and not a moment too soon.
When parents told them not to play with their food, engineers apparently weren't listening.Engineering Week, sponsored by the Student Association Engineering Council, continued Friday as nine teams of engineers competed in the "Consumable Tower" event to build the highest tower made entirely from edible materials.Then, the competitors challenged to put their engineering skills where their mouths are - literally - by eating their creations."You take something very common, like food, and you take the structural aspect of it and put it to good use," said James Ambrose, SA Engineering Clubs Coordinator and organizer of Friday's competition.
This letter is in response to Jamie Lynn Perna's (column) on affirmative action. From the way you have put your (column) together, is it obvious that you are (an) average white girl and you are definitely special.Let me let you know that you have just committed a gross sin, for you know nothing about what you speak.
Think about all the miraculous comebacks you have ever seen in the world of sport. Did the team that lost the game play well down the stretch?
Having a BallGetting down with engineersThe night heated up on Friday as the 235 attendants of the Engineer
Dancing well requires grace, rhythm, agility and control. To be a student in the dance program in UB's Department of Theatre and Dance requires even more than that.
Under the sweeping powers of the No Child Left Behind act, tens of thousands of schools across the nation may risk losing funding because their students do not score high enough on standardized tests.
Is Kent State going to make it to the Elite Eight this year? Does Ball State have the power to earn a spot in the Big Dance without Theron Smith?
A fire is beginning to burn in the Buffalo's women's basketball team (14-9, 6-6 MAC), one that cannot be stopped as the team moves closer to the Mid-American Conference Tournament.Wednesday night Buffalo traveled to Athens, Ohio, in a game originally scheduled for Tuesday night, but was postponed due to weather.
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If prejudice is to mean a preconceived judgment or opinion usually based on limited information, than that is the idea that you have conveyed from your column, "Affirmative Action Has Overstayed Its Welcome" (Feb.
Mayor Anthony M. Masiello's commitment to an intelligent preservation plan is an encouraging beginning to Buffalo's attempt at shedding its image as a dying city.According to a Buffalo News story from Feb.
I write this in response to (a column) appearing in the Feb. 19 issue of The Spectrum called "Affirmative Action Has Outstayed Its Welcome" by Jamie Lynn Perna.I think Ms. Perna has over-simplified and over-generalized the debate regarding affirmative action.
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