To the editor: The editors were correct in attempting to address UB's parking problem ("Something must be done about parking on campus", Friday). However, the proposed solutions consisted mostly of adding more parking spaces.
Tea Partier Christine O'Donnell shocked the American political landscape when she won last week's primary election for the Republican nomination for the United States senate in Delaware.
The United States Government came to a halt Tuesday when the House of Representatives attempted to come to an agreement about where to order lunch.
Last week, NFL star Reggie Bush relinquished the Heisman Trophy, the annual award given to college football's best player, after a scandal revealed that he accepted hundreds of thousands of dollars from agents during his time at the University of Southern California. Although this had nothing to do with Bush's football accomplishments, Bush broke the NCAA's strict rules.
Buffalo football fans were promised offensive fireworks heading into head coach Jeff Quinn's first season.
Financial benefit has been the driving force in the world's economy since the beginning of history.
Over the weekend, the New York Times provided an extensive report on the ethical dilemmas inherent in treating those involved in the clinical testing of new treatments and drugs. The article described the circumstances of two victims of melanoma, a deadly skin cancer that takes on average eight months to prove fatal.
Coming off its first gold medal since 1994 at the FIBA World Championships, Team USA is well within its right to celebrate.
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