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The Results Are Shocking
By DAVE BAUER | Mar. 15, 2002To the Editor:One of the main stereotypes of politics is the assumption that all politicians are sleazy.
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Childcare on Campus
By BRENDAN COYNE | Mar. 15, 2002While finding quality, affordable childcare is difficult for many working parents, UB has helped to ease the burden for its students, faculty and staff by hosting a number of nationally accredited childcare options on campus.The Early Childhood Research Center, located on North Campus, and the University at Buffalo Child Care Center (UBCCC), with sites on both campuses, provide care for a combined total of about 235 children in the UB community.The UBCCC, situated on South Campus off Bailey Avenue and on North Campus near South Lake Village, offers a traditional daycare program that is typically closed to the public, with university members given preference over non-university applicants.
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"Low Profile, High Rewards for Teaching and Graduate Assistants"
By ANGELA CRISTANTELLO | Mar. 15, 2002Cody Kroll, a graduate student and teaching assistant in the art department, is currently the sole teacher for both Sculpture I and II.
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Club Sport Report
By JIM BYRNE | Mar. 15, 2002Too many times here at the University at Buffalo I hear students say if this school put out good sporting teams with winning records, they would go watch.
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Controversy Disrupts Student Government Elections
Mar. 15, 2002Results Party Files Libel Suit Against UB Students PartyResults Party presidential candidate and incumbent SA President Christian Oliver filed a libel complaint with the SA Elections and Credentials Committee Thursday afternoon contesting the content and wording of campaign fliers distributed by the UB Students' Party.Oliver identified two claims on the fliers as circulating false information.
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"Students Quick to Connect"" to New Computers"
By ERIN GELLERT | Mar. 15, 2002Students hurrying between classes, anxious to check their e-mail or the latest breaking news, now have access to 15 additional "quick connect" computers in the hallway outside Lockwood Library, similar to those available in the bottom floor of the Undergraduate Library.
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Election Hearings
By Editorial | Mar. 15, 2002The Student Wide Judiciary decided Thursday that Yesenia Diaz, a Results Party candidate running for NYSSA, is permitted to remain on the ballot for SA elections next Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
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"Sub-Board I, De-mystified"
By ALISON SMITH | Mar. 15, 2002Sub-Board I is likened to a supermarket like Tops or Wegmans, in that it acts as a distributor for a variety of services and events for students, according to SBI Executive Director William Hooley.The organization is student owned and student run, but is overseen by Hooley and also enlists outside companies to help manage accounts.
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The American Long Term: Recent Memory
By Editorial | Mar. 15, 2002The ruins of the Parthenon are 2,479 years old. Part of the Tower of London dates from A.D. 1076.
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Bulls Pen
By RICK OWCZARZAK | Mar. 15, 2002The NCAA Tournament brackets came out Sunday night, with the field of 64 (with Siena defeating Alcorn State Wednesday) ready to Duke it out for the National Championship.Little known, and mostly forgotten, is the National Invitational Tournament, which put out its tournament schedule last weekend as well.
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Not Enough Options
By DANA COVERT | Mar. 15, 2002There's nothing better than experiencing campus life. You just can't beat it, or that's what UB hopes we believe.
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Foreign Languages and Safety on Campus Topics of WBFO Talk
By CHRISTINA BREAKELL | Mar. 15, 2002UB President William R. Greiner and Vice President for Student Affairs Dennis Black marked the six-month anniversary of the Sept.
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Goal-Setter Brankovsky Now Setting Records At UB
By RICK OWCZARZAK | Mar. 15, 2002Jennefer Brankovsky has come a long way to swim at UB, for which she recently set seven school records at the MAC Championships in Ypsilanti, Mich.
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Blown Away by a Blast! of Talent
By DANA COVERT | Mar. 15, 2002Trying to upstage each other with their musical talents and visual tricks, two performers dueled with their drumsticks in competition for the audience's attention.
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Scoreboard
Mar. 15, 2002Local Pro TeamsNational Hockey LeagueThursdaySabres 3, Flyers 1MAC Men's BasketballNCAA TournamentThursdayKent State 69, Oklahoma State 61NITTuesdayBall State 98, South Florida 92ThursdayButler 81, Bowling Green 69MAC Women's BasketballNITWednesdayBall State 94, Louisville 85Upcoming GamesUBSaturdayBaseball at Mount St.
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Fuel Efficiency
By Editorial | Mar. 15, 2002Since 1985, the federally mandated mileage for automobiles has remained stationary at about 24 miles per gallon.
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"Gonzaga Upended by Wyoming, 73-66"
Mar. 15, 2002ALBUQUERQUE - So much for that mammoth Gonzaga-Arizona second-round game. Gonzaga is one and done after a 73-66 upset at the hands of Wyoming in the NCAA West Regional at the Pit.
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Mar. 13, 2002UBWeekendWrestling MAC Championships,93.00-Central Michigan69.50-Northern Illinois55.50-Kent State53.50-Ohio30.50-Buffalo26.00-Eastern MichiganLocal Pro TeamsTuesdayNational Hockey LeagueIslanders at SabresUpcoming GamesLocal Pro TeamsThursdaySabres at Flyers, 7:30 p.m.
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Feet First
By MICHAEL LUCINSKI | Mar. 13, 2002"Why ya'll going up there?"- Evacuee asking NYC firefighter in Tower One, Sept. 11With more than a little anticipation, I tuned to Fox on Sunday between "Malcolm in the Middle" and "The X-Files" to watch the final trailer for "Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones" (Lord, that's a long title). I expected another tantalizing glance at the most anticipated film since, well, "The Phantom Menace."What I didn't expect is how much that trailer and CBS' documentary "9/11" are related.
