In the broad realm of journalism, hard copies of the news seem to be on the way out. Freshmen come to college each year with shiny new technology that is supposed to make the exchange of information much faster and more convenient.
To Whom It May Concern: I am writing in response to Dave Johnson's 11/19 piece on the ban of Four Loko in New York State.
The White House and Senate Republicans continue to hash out prospects on costs and purposes involved in a new nuclear arms program, which would allow for an annual accumulation of 80 new warheads for the United States Military.
Sometimes we need to stop relying on others for advice and start listening to our own intuition. However, when you get such compelling advice as, "Never date a girl who can read," I can understand how one would be hesitant to pass that up. For some guys, avoiding any girl who happens to be literate might seem like a great suggestion.
Pope Benedict XVI recently published that the Catholic Church would now make exceptions for condom use.
In honor of Greg Oden's perennial season-ending injury, I have compiled the top-10 NBA draft busts of the last 10 years.
The Transportation Security Administration has had to defend its new screening procedures, now in use in 60 major United States airports, from civil liberties groups that say the new passenger screening tests are too invasive.
We're officially past the halfway point in the NFL season, and we still have no idea who the best team in the league is.
Nutria are more commonly known as swamp rats; until recently, they were valued only for their absence from homes and backyards.
I am writing in response to an anonymous editorial that appeared on Page 3 of this Wednesday's Spectrum.
Between a healthy diet of pizza rolls, regular bowls of chocolate ice cream and more doughnuts than I'd care to admit, it would be fair to say I don't eat as healthy as I could.
To the writer of the anonymous, homophobic personal in last Friday's issue of The Spectrum: There are a lot of ways I could respond to you, believe me.
I am a UB '84 graduate out of the English Department who is a finalist (actually, the only finalist from New York, Buffalo, and UB!) in Kensington Publishing's writing competition called Writing with the Stars (formerly known as American Title). This contest is the American Idol of the writing world with five rounds of competition, two finalists eliminated during each of the first four rounds, the last two finalists battling it out for the win in the fifth round, and the winner receiving a publishing contract from Kensington Publishing.
Being from Buffalo is quite the unique experience, to say the least. All of my fellow Buffalo natives know what I'm talking about.
Think of everything a kid could dream of having in life, and I had it rocking in the suburbs. Growing up in Williamsville (a.k.a.
We never win. I mean, just take a look at the history. In the history of Buffalo sports, there has been blunder after blunder.
As many University at Buffalo students have learned firsthand, the cost of living in and around the city of Buffalo is almost unparalleled.
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