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"'MTV, Real Life?'"
By NICHOLAS MENDOLA | Oct. 14, 2002I emerged from my car with a newly burned compact disc in hand and a plan in my mind. Nervous and unprepared for the criticism that could lie ahead, I carried this disc, this one year and more of work, toward a friend at work in the Boulevard Mall.
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"Bulls seen in 3-D at Marshall: Dissected, Demolished and Demoralized"
By JIM BYRNE | Oct. 14, 2002HUNTINGTON, W.V. - Quarterback Byron Leftwich made a serious Heisman statement against the Buffalo Bulls when his Marshall team hosted them at Marshall Stadium on Saturday.
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Kosher Deli Happily Reopens Doors to Students
By SCOTT KORNBERG | Oct. 14, 2002After 11 long months, the smell of hot pastrami and potato knishes has made a return to North Campus with the grand reopening of the Kosher Deli, next to Bert's.
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Football Boxscore
Oct. 14, 2002Thundering Herd 66, Bulls 21Score by QuartersBuffalo 0 0 7 14-21Marshall 21 31 7 7-66First QuarterMar - Davis 63 pass from Leftwich (Head kick), 14:08 Mar - Watts 12 pass from Leftwich (Head kick), 7:36 Mar - Carey 1 run (Head kick), 3:00Second QuarterMar - Watts 20 pass from Leftwich (Head kick), 10:12 Mar - FG Head 53, 6:28 Mar - Jones 7 run (Head kick,) 2:54 Mar - Marriott 27 pass from Leftwich (Head kick), 1:22 Mar - Rembert 34 fumble return (Head kick), 0:10Third QuarterMar - Hargrove 78 run (Lewis kick), 7:59 Buf - Leeper 17 run (Baker kick), 0:45Fourth QuarterMar - Hairston 11 fumble return (Head kick), 14:01 Buf - Dawson 14 run (Baker kick), 9:05 Buf - Leeper 65 run (Baker kick), 5:00 A-28,200.
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"Me, Myself and I"
By STEFANIE ALAIMO | Oct. 14, 2002I guess you can say that I am a life-long sufferer of Only Child Syndrome. Symptoms of this peculiar disorder include excessive need for attention, unhealthy ambition and chronic preoccupation with strange and sometimes trivial matters that certainly cannot be worth so much of one's time.Being an only child has its good and bad points.
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"Armed Robbery, Skinny Girls and 'Yo Mama' Jokes at Black Comedy Jam"
By ILANA GIPS | Oct. 14, 2002These were the first words out of comedian Cocoa Brown's mouth as she walked on stage of the Student Union Theater at Black Comedy Jam:"How y'all doing?
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Professor William Thomas Brings Poise to UB's School of Theater and Dance
By SHATIKA MILAN | Oct. 14, 2002The walls of Associate Professor William Thomas' office are lined with photos of dancers, including Judith Jamison, Alvin Ailey, Ballet Hispanico, Crupo Corpo Brazilian Dance and the Dance Theater of Harlem.Aside from the pictures, the office is seemingly humble, containing a vintage television, computer and a steel bookcase holding Thomas' Black Education Achievement Award and a Milton Plesur Honorable Mention Plaque.Thomas is also the director of the Modern Dance Program and of graduate studies for the School of Dance."I went to a visual and performing arts high school in St.
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Political Term Limits
By Editorial | Oct. 14, 2002Buffalo Common Council member Joseph Golombek Jr. filed a resolution asking for a study to be conducted on the merits of term limits for city offices, according to the Oct.
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Bulls Report Card
By MICHAEL SCOTT | Oct. 14, 2002Running GameBuffalo had two 100-yard rushers, Aaron Leeper (147) and Dave Dawson (103). It sounds pretty good, but unfortunately they did not start finding the holes until the second half when the game was already decided.
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2002 MAC Football Standings
Oct. 14, 2002For Complete MAC Standings, visit the Spectrum's MAC Update pageSaturday
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Building a Foundation for Success
By GEORGE ZORNICK | Oct. 14, 2002The three-year search for a dean of the UB School of Architecture and Urban Planning has ended with the hiring of Brian Carter, a professor of architecture from the University of Michigan.
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Physical Battle Ends With UB MAC Victory
By COREY GRISWOLD | Oct. 14, 2002It was good for the UB women's soccer team to come home Sunday to RAC field. It was there, they thought, that the team could compose itself and challenge once again for MAC competition.
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Congressional Responsibilities
By Editorial | Oct. 14, 2002Early Friday morning, the Senate overwhelmingly passed a resolution authorizing President George W.
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Intro to SA: Part 3
By JENNA LENHARDT | Oct. 14, 2002Representing the entire undergraduate population and its more than 180 student clubs, the Undergraduate Student Association is the largest governing organization at UB.
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"PSC Holds Depression Screening for Students, Community"
By DAWN WEE | Oct. 14, 2002UB's Psychological Services Center offered a variety of psychological services on Oct. 11, National Depression Screening Day (NDSD), as part of Mental Illness Awareness Week.
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A Season of Fate's Imperfection
By JASON HAN | Oct. 14, 2002October. The NFL season is in full swing. The weather is cooling down. And Major League Baseball has begun its playoff season.As a baseball purist, I can appreciate the fact that small payroll teams made it to the playoffs this year.
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Scoreboard
Oct. 11, 2002UBNone Local Pro TeamsBuffalo SabresThur: Buffalo 5, NY Islanders 1Upcoming Games UB FootballSat: @ Marshall, 4:30 VolleyballFri: @ Miami, 7 Sat: @Ball State, 8 Men
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Younger Players Getting Their Kicks For Men's Soccer
By ANNA-LESA CALVERT | Oct. 11, 2002Following their 2-1 upset win last Friday against the Marshall Thundering Herd, the UB men's soccer team looks to continue their success and exact a little revenge on Sunday when they take on the Western Michigan Broncos (2-6-1, 0-2-0 MAC). UB's defeat of Marshall marks their second straight victory over the Thundering Herd and with the win the team's record improves to 4-5-1 overall and 1-1-0 in conference play.
