Movie Review: Red DragonRelease Date: Oct. 4, 20025 stars out of 5Dr. Frederick Chilton curiously asks FBI Agent Will Graham how he managed to capture Hannibal "The Cannibal" Lecter.
Walking from the Commons to Clemens Hall can be a harrowing experience when the wind picks up. UB has made moves, however, to harness the wind, a phenomenon previously lamented by students and faculty alike as an inconvenience.
An increase in the amount of funding and research opportunities UB has received in the last year is part of the reason Provost Elizabeth Capaldi feels the university is in "terrific" shape, she said during her State of the University Address at Tuesday's meeting of the Faculty Senate.According to Capaldi, the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences, School of Architecture and Planning, the School of Computer Science and Engineering and various other departments have received substantial grants this semester, and an additional $50 million to $60 million in new grants is anticipated for January.The amount of money donated to the university is a good measure of the institution's success and quality of research, said Capaldi.
As the UB Volleyball team looks to break their 45-match MAC losing streak, two difficult opponents make their way to Buffalo's Alumni Arena.
As midterm season approaches and the lists of assignments grow, tired eyes reveal long nights of homework and waiting for the library printers to spew out assignments sent to print hours earlier.The more work students put into their papers, the more exasperated they are when computers crash and 12-page world civilization papers disappear.
After years of writing for newspapers that he felt stifled his creativity and freedom of expression, UB Distinguished Professor of English Bruce Jackson found his outlet by creating the Buffalo Report, an free online publication rapidly gaining notice for its cutting political commentaries.Jackson started the Buffalo Report, available at http://www.buffaloreport.com, in May of 2002.
As a server at a popular restaurant on Niagara Falls Boulevard, I have begun to understand a lot about society in general.
Buffalo, New York's second largest city, used to be a thriving metropolis. After decades of economic decline, it has slumped into a trend of unemployment and population decreases.
As time goes on and students find themselves with increased legal responsibilities, they may not know where to turn for advice.
Student Association Senator Leonard Vishnevsky's name was incorrectly spelled "Leonard Vistinesky" in the Sept.
Have you ever been in the supermarket or McDonald's and seen a parent scolding their young child?
Come November, Buffalo will move away from unionized recycling programs, as it granted a $1.57 million contract to a private company who will carry the brunt of the duties.
Adorning the hallways of the Department of Theatre and Dance is a makeshift hall of fame, decorated with headshots, articles and playbills featuring alumni who have gone on to successful professional careers in the performing arts.
I found it interesting that many consider evolution to be a theory devoid of all religious biases.
Unlike family, which we are born into and expected to love, we choose our friends to accompany us during our journey in life, and we offer them our love without a hint of obligation.
UB's population is getting bigger and better, according to statistics on the freshman class of 2002 compiled by UB's Office of Institutional Analysis.Last year, the amount of applications received by UB was the highest in 13 years, and this year's freshmen have the highest SAT scores in the university's history, said Sean Sullivan, vice provost for academic information and planning."We received a total of 16,065 freshman applications and have experienced, on average, a 2.5 percent compounded growth in applications over the past three years," said Sullivan.According to Sullivan, this year's average freshman SAT is approximately 1160, four points higher than last year.
While watching "Sportscenter" a few weeks ago I observed a very sad fact about the direction that the UB marketing department is heading regarding UB football.They've given up.I watched a commercial for the Bulls vs.
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