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Election Results
Nov. 6, 2002District 105 encompasses Governors Residence Halls and Hadley Village; Ellicott Complex makes up District 93.District 105Total Voters 61GovernorGeorge E.
In Brief
By LYNN CARTER | Nov. 6, 2002Disclaimer: All of the following information and quotes are completely and totally false. That is, I made them up.
State Election Results
Nov. 6, 2002All information is valid as of 12:30 a.m. Nov. 6.GovernorGeorge Pataki\t\t\t50%H. Carl McCall\t\t33%B.
Letter To The Editor
By SUNY SA DELEGATES | Nov. 6, 2002After reading your editorial on Nov. 4, 2002, entitled "Increases Are Necessary for Quality Education," we felt that the position of the State University of New York Student Assembly needed clarification.
Tragedy Strikes Bowling Green Women's Soccer Team
By MICHAEL SCOTT | Nov. 6, 2002Leslie Dawley, 18, a true freshman forward/midfielder for the Bowling Green women's soccer team, suffered a seizure five minutes into her team's MAC quarterfinal game Tuesday afternoon at Cochrane Field in Bowling Green, Ohio, against the UB Bulls, and later passed away.Dawley, who was standing away from the play at midfield while UB was attempting a corner kick deep in Bowling Green territory, collapsed face down on the field and was rushed by stretcher to a waiting ambulance and taken to a nearby medical facility.
Ice-T: A Lecture by the Original Gangster
By GENE PARK | Nov. 6, 2002When colleges invite speakers to address students, they usually request dignitaries, such as businessmen, individuals with doctorates and ex-politicians.
Marshall Mathers Exceeds Expectations in '8 Mile'
By ALEXANDER T. CHENG | Nov. 6, 2002**** out of 5Release Date: Nov. 8, 2002Inside a bathroom before his first rap battle, Jimmy "Bunny Rabbit" Smith Jr.
"After Lengthy Debate, Assembly Approves Senate Nominations"
By GEORGE ZORNICK | Nov. 6, 2002After a healthy debate last night, the Student Association Assembly confirmed, 33-8, SA President Christian Oliver's appointments to the SA Senate, which were postponed last week due to concerns over fair representation for UB students and Oliver's influence over future senators.The SA Assembly also created a committee to examine the SA constitution and possibly suggest an amendment that would modify the power of appointment given to the SA president, who currently has the responsibility of replacing senators in the event of vacancies.Controversy first arose when Michael Goggin and Adam Baviford, who were elected to the Senate in September's open elections, voluntarily resigned at Oliver's request due to a perceived conflict of interest.Since Oliver had previously appointed Goggin and Baviford to paying jobs within SA, the Student Wide Judiciary issued a non-binding decision stating the president was in a position to influence the two senators."The court found that anyone within the executive branch that was appointed by the president for employment would present a conflict of interest if they were also a member of the Senate," Oliver said.Most of the debate centered on the appointment of Haynes instead of Stefanie A.
Women's Swimming Preview
By COREY GRISWOLD | Nov. 6, 2002This season, or any other for the women's swimming team, is not about the record."It isn't really about place standing at the end, it's about seizing one hundred percent potential," said UB Head Coach Dorsi Raynolds, who is in her eleventh year.
2012 Summer Olympics
By Editorial | Nov. 6, 2002New York, a city that one year ago was in its darkest hour, is now the United States' nominee to host the 2012 Summer Olympic Games.
"Of Cains, Abels and the Human Condition"
By COREY SHOOCK | Nov. 6, 2002There is something about the extraordinary that is rarely recognized. Maybe it's just taken for granted?
Voting Rights For Prisoners
By Editorial | Nov. 6, 2002Our democracy is based on the tenets of representation, and every American citizen over the age of 18 has the right to vote.
SA Senate De-Recognizes 19 Clubs
By DAWN WEE | Nov. 4, 2002Due to problems such as lack of membership, leadership, and unfulfilled duties mandated by the Student Association, the SA Senate de-recognized 16 SA clubs by a unanimous vote Oct.
Cross Country MAC Championships
By JASON HAN | Nov. 4, 2002Heading into Saturday's MAC Championship Cross-Country meet in Oxford, Ohio, the men and women's cross country teams were looking to achieve their goals for the last and most important meet of the season.Central Michigan University edged out Eastern Michigan University by one point to earn the fifth championship in Central Michigan's history in the men's division.
Promoting Global Awareness Through International Education Week
By ERIKA WIBORG AND ALISON FARRELL | Nov. 4, 2002International Education Week has been a staple of the academic year since its inception three years ago.
"Gaining (Affordable) Experience in Filmmaking, Media Arts"
By SHATIKA MILAN | Nov. 4, 2002Those involved in media arts as an academic pursuit or just as a hobby know that it can be very expensive and tedious; film and video equipment can cost thousands of dollars, but experience is necessary to develop an individual vision.
Men's Club Hockey
By ANNA-LESA CALVERT | Nov. 4, 2002The UB men's club hockey team combined to score 17 goals in two games while only allowing five, earning two more marks in the win column this weekend.










