Letter To The Editor
By TODD REZSNYAK | Jan. 31, 2003I was outraged after reading the article about the Student Association executive board receiving the SA Senate's blessing to raise their own stipends to pay for their tuition, (Jan.
I was outraged after reading the article about the Student Association executive board receiving the SA Senate's blessing to raise their own stipends to pay for their tuition, (Jan.
Anyone who has been kicking themselves for missing "Final Destination" a few years ago can rest easy come this Friday: The sequel is out, and though it might have a few entertaining qualities, the film fails to deliver the terror it promises."Final Destination 2" is fast-paced and bloodcurdling, showing audiences who have been on the edge of their seats for three years just what has happened to Clear Rivers (Ali Larter) after she survived the events of the first film.
Last year, the three-member executive board of the Student Association legally changed the SA budget to provide themselves with free tuition in addition to the wages they earn as public servants for the students of this university.The money used to cover this expense, which could amount to upwards of $15,000 per semester, will come out of the mandatory student activity fee (not covered by most scholarships or the Tuition Assistance Program) which has a budget funded by the approximately $70 student activity fee each full-time undergraduate pays per semester.
In true indie fashion, I allowed myself a few assumptions as I began to think about the dwindling crowds at local and indie shows in Buffalo.
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Sometimes you just have to win ugly.The UB's women's basketball team (10-7, 2-4 MAC) was victorious Tuesday night in overtime against Akron (2-17, 1-7 MAC), 48-45, in front of 177 fans at the James A.
University Residence Halls and Apartments gave undergraduate residents of Creekside Village apartments the shaft earlier this year when they told the students to pack up and move out upon the completion of their current lease.
Between "Biker Boyz" and "Torque," Vin Diesel is slated for some competition on the open roads this year.
Students residing in the University Apartments will have to save more pennies: Rent is going up again.The University Apartment Board has increased rent rates for all residents of Hadley Village, South Lake Village, Flint Village, Flickenger Court and Creekside Village.Rent increases range from $20 to $37 a month, depending on the apartment complex.
In light of "award season," with January's American Music Awards, last week's Golden Globes and the coming Grammys and Oscars, "All Shoock Up" is proud to announce the inaugural "Shoock Awards." The Shoock Awards are given on the basis of either notable silliness, exemplary conduct or even sheer dumb luck.
The wheels are in motion for President William R. Greiner's employer-assisted housing program to go into effect.The plan, which is aimed at improving the University Heights area by encouraging UB employees to purchase residences in the area, is slated to begin in the next few weeks.
When the Student Association Senate approved the SA budget last spring, they approved a line allowing the executive board of the SA - the president, vice-president and treasurer - to increase their own stipends in order to cover the cost of their tuition.
Over the weekend, Women's Club Hockey endured match-ups with their toughest rivals, the Penn State Lady Icers, at the Amherst Pepsi Center.
Though alcohol consumption and the choice to risk the negative effects of excessive drinking lie with the individual, some researchers have found that an individual's ethnicity is a marker of how much they are prone to binge drink.A recent study, using newly acquired data and data from an older study, concluded that African Americans are more likely to binge drink than any other ethnicity; based on the observations of UB students and the findings of a previous study, this study may not hold entirely true for the black community.
After reading Mike Monahan's column on Jan. 24, I would have to say I was not only unconvinced of any reason he had to offer, but walked away with an even greater level of dissatisfaction for those sharing his views.First of all, on his argument that an ejaculation seemingly kills more potential life than abortion, I would have to say, yes, all sperm are life; they are living.
Last semester, the Student Association conducted a survey to gauge student knowledge of and interest in the undergraduate student government, and the results are in.