UBWeekendWrestling 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.
"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.
Across campus libraries, aged books silently display their years with brown acid spots, loose bindings and brittle, yellowed pages.
Reading and waiting for every one of its issues, I was completely shocked at how The Spectrum "recommended" the Results Party for almost two full pages on Monday.Does it mean, if needed, UB Students' Party will have to pay roughly $1,000 (since it costs $468 per page) for what the Results Party has for free?
For several mid-major teams such as the MAC's Ball State, Butler from the Horizon and Utah State from the Big West, selection Sunday represented a day of March sadness.
3/6 A person unlawfully posted advertisements in Knox Hall and the Student Union and was referred to the Student Wide Judiciary.3/6 An irrational male was taken from Hadley Village to Erie County Medical Center.3/6 A female was taken from the counseling center in Richmond Quad to Erie County Medical Center.3/6 Two students were referred to the Student Wide Judiciary for a domestic disturbance in Schoellkopf Hall.3/7 An officer injured his knee in the Abbott Lot.3/7 A person was taken to Sisters of Charity Hospital from Bert's Caf?
As the visitors drift from one floor to the next in the old windshield-wiper factory, they will not see dust and cobwebs.
The Ball State Cardinals were up by five with a little over 12 minutes to play, their dream of winning their first ever MAC women's basketball championship within reach.In a blink of an eye (or six minutes of play), the Cardinals were down by nine, watching the Kent State Golden Flashes run away with the title.
Kyle Cerminara is going to NCAA wrestling's "big dance."The UB wrestling team took part in the MAC Championships over the weekend, in what was the team's finale of its disappointing season.
The North Mississippi Allstars make no qualms about who they are, where they are from or what type of music they play."We're a modern day rock 'n' roll band from Mississippi with blues, gospel and psychedelic influences all twisted into our music," said Luther Dickinson, vocalist and guitarist of the Allstars.
It is less than one week before this year's SA executive board and NYSSA elections, but chances are the majority of the student population is oblivious to the fact.
Wednesday, 3/13Blast!, Shea's Performing Arts Center, 8 p.m. Continuing until 3/17, 2 shows on Sat.
Contests Rules and Regulations:1. Only one entry per customer2. All entries must be turned into a drop box located in 132 Student Union anytime before Thursday at 12:20 p.m.
The Arts Council in Buffalo and Erie County awarded over $70,000 to various local art centers at its annual Decentralization Program/Key Arts Program grant ceremony late last month.
Ripped from their homes, families and culture, natives of Africa were long ago scattered throughout the world by hostile slave traders.
\tWhen the Nazis were in power, any idea that they considered a threat to their regime was immediately purged from public knowledge.
The Briefs column of Monday, March 11 does so little to serve its supposed purpose, to be briefly informative of issues in the news that are not campus related.
Some departments at UB - such as biology and chemistry - offer courses instructed by more than one professor each semester, through the use of team-teaching.
The professor could spontaneously combust in class, destroying the midterm exam you forgot to study for.
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