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Letter to the Editor

I would like to comment on Mr. White's letter in the Sept. 20 issue of The Spectrum in which he accused the collective university community of having a liberal bias.


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Letter to the Editor

In response to Mark Witte's letter to the editor in which he claims a university liberal bias: It really isn't a surprise that "liberalism" tends to be found where the light of education and reason is shown.


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Rumble at the RAC

In a game that would have made Rocky Balboa and Apollo Creed proud, the UB women's soccer team (2-2-4, 2-1-1 MAC) defeated the visiting Eastern Michigan Eagles (2-6, 1-2 MAC) 2-1 in a physical double overtime affair at RAC Field Sunday.With 8:11 left in the second overtime, Buffalo junior Nicole Olszewski cut through the Eastern Michigan defense to set up the winning goal by Andrea Sullivan.


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Upcoming Games

UBThurs: V-ball @ Akron, 7:30Local Pro TeamsPreseasonWed: Sabres @ Toronto, 7:30


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"Oh, ok"

Girls love to talk about relationships. I mean it, they love relationships, the gossip, the intrigue, the chance to judge their friends on taste, you name it, if it involves relationships, the female of our species is all over it.


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Back to school

This summer, around June, what started out as an ordinary trip to the mall turned into a major traumatic event.


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Spreading the Hate

There was a massive amount of energy amidst the sea of black shirts and facial hair, which was only matched by Hatebreed's "The Rise of Brutality Tour" last Friday at the Showplace Theatre.


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UB Assesses Feasibility of Recreation Center

UB students who feel that Alumni Arena's workout facility is overcrowded or outdated may be given the option to workout in a state-of-the-art-facility on North Campus.Earlier this month, representatives from a consultation company and an architecture firm came to UB to conduct focus groups composed of students and faculty members to discuss the feasibility of building an on-campus recreation center that would not be affiliated with the Department of Athletics.The idea to build a recreation center at UB has been on the table for about three or four years because there is not enough space in Alumni Arena for athletic teams to coexist with students who just want to work out, said Andrea Constantino, director of student unions and activities.


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Conradicalism

Tony Conrad's music and films have often defied conventionality. His work is often described as traditional manipulations of rhythm and melodic form - experimental and acerbic, a rejection of the structure of high culture.Much like his music, Conrad is a revolutionary thinker, a man constantly changing, adopting new modes of thinking and living.


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Women's Soccer Fit to be Tied

Both the Buffalo Bulls and the Central Michigan Chippewas held the lead at points in the game, but neither could keep it as the two MAC opponents grappled to a 2-2 tie in double overtime on Friday night in a women's soccer match-up at RAC field.


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Bulls Report Card

Exam 4 - Minnesota 41, Buffalo 17Running GameWith senior running back Marquis Dwarte out of commission, it was up to redshirt freshman Aaron Leeper again.


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Title IX

Few topics on college campuses have been more divisive than Title IX. Gender equity in collegiate sports has been an issue that has consumed athletic departments across the country for thirty years.


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O'Brian Court to Host Outside Judges

UB law students may soon be able to witness court proceedings on the town, state and federal level without having to leave O'Brian Hall.The UB School of Law has invited a therapeutic drug court from Amherst, as many as two State Supreme Court Judges and a number of federal magistrates to hold proceedings in the recently completed state-of-the-art courtroom, located on the first floor of O'Brian Hall.While no dates are final and official agreements have not been drawn up, tentative arrangements have been reached and proceedings should begin as early as November, said R.


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A Non-Traditional Way to Get Take-Out

They say variety is the spice of life, and delivery from Domino's can only offer so much. But a new service called Takeout Taxi may ease the pain of repetitive dining by making a greater selection of cuisines available for delivery.By picking up the phone or logging onto the company's Web site, anything from Mediterranean fare to Subway can be delivered."For students, it's a very convenient service.





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