"UB Leads the Way to Discovering Personalized"" Medicine"
By HEATHER GERTIS | Oct. 11, 2002Medicine tailored not only to individuals, but to individual genes, is one of the goals of the Buffalo Center of Excellence in Bioinformatics.
Medicine tailored not only to individuals, but to individual genes, is one of the goals of the Buffalo Center of Excellence in Bioinformatics.
\tMichael ScottRick OwczarzakJim Byrne\tBuffalo at Marshall (-32)BuffaloBuffaloBuffaloBall State at Toledo (-18)Ball StateBall StateToledoNorthern Illinois at Miami (-9)MiamiNorthern IllinoisNorthern IllinoisEastern Michigan at Ohio (-9)Eastern MichiganEastern MichiganEastern MichiganCentral Florida (-2) at Western MichiganCentral FloridaWestern MichganCentral FloridaBowling Green (-15) at Central MichiganBowling GreenBowling GreenBowling Green2002 Record7-59-37-5The staff will make picks with the spread for all MAC contests.
** out of 5 starsNAAM Brigade seeks the good life, and has suffered the bad. While this may be true, does anyone really want to hear the same story again?
Representing the entire undergraduate population and its more than 180 student clubs, the Undergraduate Student Association is the largest governing organization at UB.
As a show of appreciation to faculty for their accomplishments within the university and the community, UB honored several professors last Wednesday at the Eighth Annual Convocation, held at the Center for the Arts.The convocation is "an occasion to recognize and honor the University's most esteemed faculty and staff," according to the Office of Special Events Web site.
Three times in as many weeks the UB football team has rallied to come back from an early deficit.
I read Corey Shoock's column ("Where Is Our Volume?" 10/9/2002) with enjoyment. You are right, today's college students should care about issues and many do.
Exactly what kind of weapon was used in the sniper attacks that killed six people and wounded two others in this area since last week - and how easy is it to get one?
Recently, there has been a lot of controversy surrounding MTV being on campus. There has been discussion of how the shows being taped are affecting life both on and off campus.
Bowling Green at Central Michigan, 1Northern Illinois at Miami (OH), 2Liberty at Akron, 2Eastern Michigan at Ohio, 2Central Florida at Western Michigan, 3:30Buffalo at Marshall, 4:30Ball State at Toledo, 7For MAC Standings, clickhere.
The term chick flick would not justifiably describe "White Oleander," directed by Peter Kosminsky.
In an effort to raise money for Hearts for the Homeless and other world hunger relief organizations, UB's Campus Ministry Association is inviting individuals and student groups to participate in their fourth annual Crop Walk for Hunger Sunday, Oct.
In the article titled "Evangelist Enrages Students," from the Wednesday, Oct. 9 issue of The Spectrum, Rachel Parrino, vice president of the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Alliance was incorrectly referred to as the president of the organization.
The birth and development of the Internet has allowed a host of products, services and information to be available in a convenient one-stop forum - one that is so comprehensive that people no longer need to leave their computers.A September-study by the Buffalo News detailed the difference between the lives of college freshmen in the year 2002 and the lives of their predecessors.
After sampling Starbucks, Higher Grounds and Stimulance, some students may be looking for a new coffeehouse high.
In honor of National Coming Out Week, UB's finest gentlemen in ladies' garb competed for the title of "Miss Gay UB" at Wednesday's Amateur Drag Contest, sponsored by the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender Alliance.Aaron LeBeau, a sophomore legal studies major, ultimately claimed the crown.The event, which took place in Harriman Hall, was the first in a series of events sponsored by the LGBTA in celebration of National Coming Out Week.
Dipping his brush into his palette, Professor Michael S. Hudecki paints a picture with oil paints and canvas.
Representing the entire undergraduate population and made up of 180 student clubs, the Undergraduate Student Association is the largest governing organization at UB.
In a recent article, "Capaldi Delivers State of the University Address," The Spectrum incorrectly published that the state government boosted funding for the university from $167 million to $187 million, and that federal funding has increased from $185 million to $196 million.
An old mansion on Main Street, a bar and a narrow staircase comprise the backdrop of the intimate cabaret that houses the Buffalo United Artists' performance of Evan Smith's "Servicemen." Upon entrance to the theater space, the audience is transported to a world of lust and liqueur.