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Letter To The Editor
By TODD REZSNYAK | Feb. 7, 2003When I began the online petition that continues to generate interest, I did it with one intention in mind: to let the students have a say.
Restaurant Review: The Buffalo Chop House
By BERNARDO TAGLIARENI | Feb. 7, 2003The Buffalo Chop House282 Franklin Street, Buffalo842-6900The Buffalo Chop House, true to its name, serves some of the finest meats in Buffalo.
Professor Urges UB To Support Consumers' Rights Act
By ERIN SHULTZ | Feb. 7, 2003If one professor has it his way, UB will rally behind an amendment to the Digital Millennium Copyright Act.John Ringland, chairman of the Faculty Senate's Computer Services Committee, urged the Faculty Senate on Tuesday to support the Digital Media's Consumers' Rights Act (DMCRA) as an alternative to the previous act, accepted in 1998.
Movie Review: How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days
By MARIETTE CHRISTOPHER | Feb. 7, 2003"How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days" is surprisingly tolerable - and that is a ringing endorsement from a chick that loathes chick flicks.
Third Recruiting Class Shows Hofher's Tired of Being the Little Guy
By MICHAEL SCOTT | Feb. 7, 2003Nearly every week at his football press conference, UB head coach Jim Hofher talked about the opposition's massive bodies in the trenches and how his team would have to overcome them.At Wednesday's National Signing Day, Hofher revealed that he has taken steps to ensure that the burden of matching up with bigger players will, in a couple of years, fall upon his opponents.Hofher's third recruiting class features six offensive linemen, making o-line the most heavily recruited position.
Scoreboard
Feb. 7, 2003UBM. BasketballThu:Buffalo61NIU70W. BasketballWed:Kent State71Buffalo56
Adopting New Academic Standards
By Editorial | Feb. 7, 2003At its last meeting, the Faculty Senate Executive Committee adopted a new set of academic standards for UB students regarding academic probation.
A Tough Habit to Break
By COREY GRISWOLD | Feb. 7, 2003The women's basketball team was on a mission to end a nine game losing streak to the Kent State Golden Flashes Tuesday night in Kent State.They came away with another disappointing loss to a conference rival that always has their number.In a surprising show of outside shooting by the Golden Flashes, the UB Bulls fell 71-56 to their conference rivals at the MAC Center.
Music Review : Zwan
By HASSAN BABAJANE | Feb. 7, 2003For those of you who have been sitting in Ellicott crying over the breakup of the pivotal 1990s rock outfit "The Smashing Pumpkins," it's time to put away your tissues (or for those sloppy criers, wipe your face off with your sleeve). Pumpkins front man Billy Corgan is back with a debut album from his new band, Zwan.
Ladysmith Black Mambazo Brings Peace and Harmony to CFA
By DAN STEIN | Feb. 7, 2003When Ladysmith Black Mambazo took the stage at the Center for the Arts on Wednesday night, not many people knew what to expect.
Costa Rican Sun in a Japanese Bar
By NORA HASSON | Feb. 7, 2003It is February in Buffalo. It is the coldest, dreariest and most colorless time of the year. For students suffering from cabin fever, Tuesday's Christopher MacDonald photography display in Blu - a lounge located inside of Osaka, a Japanese restaurant on Main Street - provided the ideal cure.At the display, it was possible to feel warmth again, and not just the kind radiating from a central heating system.
"Greiner Reflects on Retirement, SUNY Budget on 'Talk of the University'"
By RENA DUBS | Feb. 7, 2003Monday night marked the first broadcast of UB President William R. Greiner's monthly WBFO 88.7 radio address, "Talk of the University," since he announced his retirement from the presidency in June and his return to teaching.Greiner was joined by his regular co-host, Dennis Black, vice president of Student Affairs, in a discussion that included Greiner's retirement, Governor George E.
"Student Association, Athletics Team Up for Halftime Show"
By NICK PETRILLI | Feb. 5, 2003Students may have more to look forward to at next fall's football season than the hope of a win.At the Jan.
Availability of Emergency Contraceptives
By Editorial | Feb. 5, 2003At least 27 New York hospitals do not automatically offer emergency contraception to rape victims seeking treatment.
Decorations for the Body
By BERNARDO TAGLIARENI AND DENA-KAY MARTIN | Feb. 5, 2003Just when it seemed as though the body art explosion was calming down, the tattoo and piercing scenes have made a comeback - especially among students in Buffalo.Several of Buffalo's 32 tattoo parlors are located on the Elmwood strip, an area heavily populated with university students and other young people.Having a decorated "beach body" is a priority for many soon-to-be vacationing young people.
Getting Behind the Oval Office Desk
By GEORGE ZORNICK | Feb. 5, 2003Political strategist and UB Professor James Campbell addressed the Political Science Student Association Monday, discussing his research on presidential campaigns as well as his role in the current Bush administration.Campbell serves on President George W.
Students Speak Out on Church Scandal
By LIAM BURKE | Feb. 5, 2003The Catholic Church has been under a moral microscope the past several months, after a number of clergymen were found to have engaged in sexual misconduct with minors their congregations.The effects of the scandal were far-reaching, leaving members of all denominations with an opinion on the matter.
Movie Review: Gods and Generals (****)
By MICHAEL FLATT | Feb. 5, 2003"I never thought I'd see the day a president would raise an army against his own country ... I will not lead it," says Robert E.
Bulls Look to Snap Huskies' Road Streak
By JOHN NORMAN | Feb. 5, 2003When the Bulls face off against the Northern Illinois Huskies on Thursday night at 7 p.m., they will have a chance to do something they haven't done since Dec.









