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Hostage Situation in Moscow

Last week, Chechen rebels took hostages in a downtown Moscow theater and nearly 700 civilians of various backgrounds were used as negotiating pawns between members of the small province and Russia.


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A Familiar Tale of Two Cities

For an institution where an emphasis is supposedly placed on a cooperative spirit of learning, college can be one of the most competitive environments one faces in life.


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Letter To The Editor

In response to The Spectrum's editorial "Lack of Selection Hinders Democratic Process," (Oct. 30) I would like to explain the truth about the upcoming election.First of all, a lack of selection implies just that, a lack of selection.


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Sidelines

Men's SoccerThe UB men's soccer team concluded their regular season on Tuesday night with a 1-0 loss to local rival Canisius at the Demske Sports Complex.


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Michael Moore Strikes on American Gun Culture

**** - Opening this Friday"Bowling for Columbine," Michael Moore's new documentary, is the winner of the 55th Annual Cannes Film Festival, but it remains to be seen if it attracts a large audience when it opens in wide release in this weekend.


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New York State Elections

When The Spectrum editorial board sat down to discuss whom to endorse for the Congressional offices up for election this year, we were unable to come to a strong consensus behind any one candidate.


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I Spy Another Dud at the Box Office for Eddie Murphy

** - Opening this FridayEddie Murphy's latest attempt to prove that he has not gone down the comical tubes is in silver screen form yet again in "I-Spy." Filmgoers are used to seeing Murphy hogging most of the dialogue as different characters in both "Nutty Professor" movies, but this time he teams up with Owen Wilson ("Meet the Parents," "Zoolander") and his intriguing nose.


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The Myths and Realities of Title IX

Exactly thirty years to the date the Federal Office of Civil Rights (OCR) in cohesion with the National Collegiate Athletic Association helped create legislation that has perhaps been the most influential and debated topic in college athletics today.


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The Socks Will Not Win

A tornado has hit my house. As I walk in the door, I see half-empty water glasses, a few plates, and two socks lying in the middle of the dining room floor.I must trace the path of the tornado.


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Men's Club Hockey

For an athlete or team that is on top of their game, a two-week hiatus from competitive play could be as detrimental as it could be beneficial.


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SR-71 - Tomorrow

SR-71TomorrowRCA RecordsHigh-pitched melodic screaming is the only way one can describe this album.


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SUNY SA Votes To Fight Tuition Increases

At last week's SUNY Student Assembly conference in Albany, the SUNY SA announced a proposal calling for the government and legislature to vote against tuition increases for SUNY and CUNY colleges and universities."One of the biggest things to be hitting SUNY SA will be a terrible, terrible budget problem," said Anthony Burgio, SUNY SA delegate.


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2002-03 NBA Preview

After the Western Conference finals last year, it's clear the NBA is still alive and kicking. This year promises to be just as exciting and will prove to be a season to remember.


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Correction

In the article "Professor Speaks on Human Rights" (Oct. 25), the annual report on human rights was attributed to the United Nations, when, in fact, it is a United States document.


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Gubernatorial Elections

The 2002 New York State Gubernatorial race has focused largely on the issues of the upstate economy, education, and budgetary reform.


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