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Bulls Report Card
By MICHAEL SCOTT | Nov. 25, 2002Exam 12 - Ball State 41, UB 21Running GameThe Bulls actually ran the ball pretty well. They were most effective when they spread the Ball State defense using four wide receivers and then ran the ball up the middle.
Buy Nothing Day
By Editorial | Nov. 25, 2002The Friday after Thanksgiving is traditionally the start of the Christmas season. After spending a night with the family, Americans go out to malls and forget what they learned the night before: The best way to show affection and appreciation for your family is by spending time with them, not by spending your money on mass-marketed products.
Fluffy Fugitives: Worth the Risk?
By SHANNON TILLER AND ALISON FARRELL | Nov. 25, 2002Many students choose to bring their pets from home into the residence halls, although the UB's "Guide to Residence Hall Living" explicitly prohibits them from doing so.
Training the Leaders of Tomorrow
By KATIE WARD | Nov. 25, 2002Through a collaboration between four services offered by the Office of Student Affairs, a new course next semester will be available to students interested in receiving proper training for educating and mentoring their peers.According Edward Brodka, assistant director of the Leadership Development Center, UBE 499 - Introduction to Peer Education - is a two-credit course dedicated to training students in communication and teambuilding skills, as well as program preparation and delivery.Brodka and Justine Barry, a wellness education specialist, said Introduction to Peer Education was developed out of a desire to integrate the resources of Wellness Education Services, the Leadership Development Center, Career Services and Multicultural Affairs, all of which currently offer separate peer education programs.Instructors from each of the four service categories will teach the course."We realized there was a good opportunity for us to collaborate and teach this class together so there wasn't so much overlap where we were each teaching the basic skills," Barry said.
Up Close and Personal with Gary Ozanich
By SCOTT KORNBERG | Nov. 25, 2002Dr. Gary Ozanich's long and distinguished career has taken him all over the country - from Washington to Wall Street, and now to UB.
CD review -Tom Petty - The Last DJ
By SCOTT PILARSKI | Nov. 25, 2002Don't let people tell you that trying something new is always a good thing. "The Last DJ," the new studio album from Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, is proof of the contrary.
"Crime, Comedy and the Christmas Spirit"
By BEN SIEGEL | Nov. 25, 2002As winter vacation looms closer and closer, students face either a trip back home or another snowy season here in Buffalo.
With Friends Like These...
By STEFANIE ALAIMO | Nov. 25, 2002"People are a hard habit to break." ~Rachel BrodyFriendships rarely die a quick, painless death. In cases where friends do not simply drift a part, the cycle usually goes something like this: fight, make up, fight, make up, find new friends, fight, make up, stop returning phone calls, and one day, pass one another in the street and keep walking like he or she was a stranger in the first place.Some friendships can leave deeper scars than a romantic break-up.
Letter To The Editor
By TOR. SHAPIRO | Nov. 25, 2002To the Editor:A number of articles have recently appeared in The Spectrum, Generation and The Buffalo News about students in University Heights.
Breuer Delivers An Extra Hour of Comedy
By MICHAEL FLATT | Nov. 22, 2002Former Saturday Night Live comedian Jim Breuer unleashed a slew of jokes focusing on drugs, sex and the boogeyman at a sold-out show Wednesday night on the Mainstage at the Center for the Arts.Breuer, a self-described "walking 'don't do drugs' poster," appeared as part of the Student Association's third annual Comedy Series, following Jimmy Fallon this past spring, and Dave Chappelle a year and a half ago.Breuer's show was straight stand-up comedy designed for students seeking an hour of hilarity, as opposed to the humorous lecture of social commentary offered by Breuer's fellow ex-SNL cast member, Ana Gasteyer, last Saturday.
One More Chance
By RICK OWCZARZAK | Nov. 22, 2002Defense wins championships.But a little offense couldn't hurt either."I thought we had a very strong defensive game against a team (Akron) that had been playing extremely well offensively ... they were ranked in the top 20 in the country in total offense per game coming into the game," said UB Head Coach Jim Hofher.
On Behalf of a Dead Man Walking
By IRINA GORODETSKAYA | Nov. 22, 2002Sister Helen Prejean, an outspoken anti-death penalty activist and author of the best selling novel, "Dead Man Walking" - which was later turned into a movie directed by Tim Robbins - spoke at Buffalo State College on Tuesday night, sharing her viewpoints on why the death penalty is unconstitutional and immoral.According to Prejean, her interest in the death penalty began in 1982 when Chava Colon from the Louisiana Coalition on Jails and Prisons asked her to be the pen pal of Patrick Sonnier, a death-row inmate in Louisiana.
Wake Up
By SHATIKA MILAN | Nov. 22, 2002These are strange days we live in. From now and for eternity America will be evolving in a perpetual state of post 9-11.
MAC Staff Picks
Nov. 22, 2002\t\t\t\tMichael Scott\tRick Owczarzak\t\tJim ByrneBuffalo (+16 1/2) at Ball State\t\t\t\tBall State\tBall State\t\tBuffaloCentral Florida (+4) at Miami\t\t\t\tCentral Florida\tMiami\t\t\tMiamiAkron (-6 1/2) at Kent State\t\t\t\tAkron\t\tAkron\t\t\tKent StateToledo (+3) at Northern Illinois\t\t\t\tN.
Letter To The Editor
By JIM YOUNGS | Nov. 22, 2002In his article, "The Sky is Falling," Corey Shoock attempts (I assume) to provoke debate regarding the Patriot Act, as well as to entertain the reader.
New York State Regulations for Pharmacists
By Editorial | Nov. 22, 2002New York State is losing pharmacists to other states. For better pay, mostly, but also because of New York's stringent regulations that preclude pharmacists from performing tasks that are covered in their certification.
The Blueprint 2
By NORA HASSON | Nov. 22, 2002*** out of 5 starsIn the midst of his 2001 battle of lyrics against Queens rapper Nas, Brooklyn-based Jay-Z dropped his sixth album, the hugely successful "The Blueprint." Jigga fans interested in purchasing "The Blueprint 2: The Gift and the Curse" might anticipate more powerful songs like those from its predecessor.
Wrestling Wins in Thrilling Fashion
By JASON HAN | Nov. 22, 2002"I thought we made a lot of mistakes and we still won today," said UB Wrestling Head Coach Jim Beichner candidly of Buffalo's 23-20 victory over Lock Haven at Alumni Arena Thursday night.









