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Buffalo Common Council
By Editorial | Oct. 21, 2002Buffalo Common Council President James W. Pitts is grasping at straws as the referendum that could eliminate his position nears.
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"To Be Safe, or Not to Be Safe, That is the Question."
By ERIN SHULTZ | Oct. 21, 2002I'd like to tell you all a little story. I'll preface my tale with this: Previously, I thought of myself as a tough girl.
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Bulls Report Card
By RICK OWCZARZAK | Oct. 21, 2002Running GameTailbacks Aaron Leeper and Dave Dawson had little room to run as the Miami defensive line dominated the Bulls on the line of scrimmage.
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UB Names Courtroom After Law School Alumnus
By GEORGE ZORNICK | Oct. 18, 2002A $1 million dollar donation from Buffalo personal injury lawyer Francis M. Letro, a 1979 graduate of UB's law school, has led the School of Law to name the new moot courtroom in his honor.
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"Blackburn Survives Storm, Four-goal Second As Rangers Tie Sabres"
By MICHAEL SCOTT | Oct. 18, 2002Ask any NHL goaltender, and he will tell you that the ability to put mistakes behind you is just as important as reflexes.New York Rangers' goaltender Daniel Blackburn provided a firsthand example Thursday night when his team rallied to tie the Buffalo Sabres 4-4 before 12,357 fans at the HSBC Arena.Blackburn surrendered four goals on 11 shots during the second period, allowing the Sabres to come out of a 2-0 hole to take a 4-3 lead into the dressing room for the second intermission.
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Steam Line Rupture Kills UB Employee
By ERIN SHULTZ | Oct. 18, 2002A rupture in a steam line in South Campus' Crosby Hall on Wednesday afternoon left one employee dead and classes in the hall suspended until further notice.According to the UB News Bureau, the employee has been identified as 48-year-old David L.
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"Everybody's Ruby, but Nobody's Impressed"
By TRACY LYNNE CALABRESE | Oct. 18, 2002The loft is dark, the audience curiously silent. The sounds of African tribal music slowly resonate louder and louder, and then she appears - a humble-looking black woman scrubbing the floor.
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Ban on Cigarette Smoking
By Editorial | Oct. 18, 2002It is not news to anyone that smoking cigarettes is deadly. Back in August, New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg put forth legislation to ban smoking in all public areas and workplaces.
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2002 MAC Men's Soccer Standings
Oct. 18, 2002School\t\t\tMAC Rec.\t\tOverall Rec.Akron\t\t\t2-0-0\t\t\t3-6-2Bowling Green\t2-0-0\t\t\t2-9-0Buffalo\t\t2-1-0\t\t\t5-5-1Marshall\t\t1-1-0\t\t\t5-7-0Kentucky\t\t0-0-0\t\t\t7-4-0Northern Illinois\t0-2-0\t\t\t2-11-0Western Michigan\t0-3-0\t\t\t2-7-3
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Men's Soccer Weekend Preview
By ANNA-LESA CALVERT | Oct. 18, 2002"Nobody can reach the top without the unrelenting efforts of all." - Michael Useem.The UB men's soccer team has seen the reality of this quote over the past two weekends.
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North Korea and The Nuclear Factor
By MICHAEL MONAHAN | Oct. 18, 2002Recently, our government released to the press that North Korea has nuclear weapons. They have at most two of the deadly devices, but it is enough to make a big deal about it.
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Upcoming Games
Oct. 18, 2002UBFootball Sat: vs. Miami (OH), 1Volleyball Fri: vs. Toledo, 7Sun: @ Central Michigan, 3Men
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Get a Room!
By JENNA LENHARDT | Oct. 18, 2002Once upon a time, long, long ago, there were unspoken societal rules to how humans should conduct themselves in the public eye; so what happened?
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E-Textbooks
By Editorial | Oct. 18, 2002An Associated Press story, run on CNN.com on Oct. 16, profiled a charter school in Ramona, Calif., for using exclusively e-books as a substitute for actual textbooks.
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How Easy is Quick Money?
By BRIAN WEINSTEIN | Oct. 18, 2002Flyers advertising "Students Wanted! High Pay Opportunities! Great Experience!" can be spotted throughout campus.
