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Senior dance major Maggie Hansen (left) and junior dance major Mary Pappagallo (right) perform during the opening night of "The Language of Objects" exhibition at UB's Anderson Gallery. 
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UB Anderson Gallery features 'The Language of Objects' exhibit

As museumgoers walked throughout UB’s Anderson gallery, UB dance students crawled out of the woodwork mimicking the works displayed throughout the gallery. The dancers wore Styrofoam 3D-printed replicas of masks from UB’s Cravens Collection – a collection of archaeological and ethnographic objects from around the world dating as far back as 4,500 BC – which they incorporated into their routine. Patrons had the opportunity to interact with exhibit artists during an artist talk Sunday afternoon. Each artist talked and answered audience questions about their work


Monsieur Periné, a Bogota-based group, performed at the Center for the Arts twice on Tuesday night. The group won the 2015 “Best New Artist” category at the Latin Grammy Awards.
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Monsieur Periné rocks UB Center for the Arts

Monsieur Periné performed two consecutive shows at the Center for the Arts on Tuesday night in its first-ever Buffalo show. The band, which won the 2015 “Best New Artist” category at the Latin Grammys, is notable for its on-stage quirkiness along with its ability to communicate with the audience. The band mesmerized fans and newcomers alike with a fresh approach to jazz.


Zara Larsson is just one of this year’s Spring Fest performers. The singer recently released her second full-length album "So Good" in March.
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UB Spring Fest playlist

Opinions may vary on this year’s Spring Fest lineup, but the only way to really know what to expect is to listen for yourself. Before the lights go down in Alumni Arena on April 28, it’s best to know the lyrics instead of pretending to. This playlist is a good start.


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The Grapevine

As the semester begins to wind down, many great shows will be stopping by the area. Make sure to check out this week’s gigs before schoolwork starts piling up.


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UB Spring Fest ticket registration opens

UB’s Student Association opened Spring Fest ticket registration for all undergraduate students this morning at 10 a.m. More than 2,500 students registered for concert tickets by 11 a.m. The website slowed down considerably because of students logging on to the website, but it never crashed, according to SA president Matt Rivera.


Thursday night the CFA hosted the first annual UB on Stage talent show. Students showcased various talents including singing, dancing and comedy. Pictured: Kristie Norton & Company 
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UB’s got talent

UB on Stage gave talented students the chance to capture that feeling on three separate stages Thursday night at the Center for the Arts (CFA) during the first ever UB on Stage talent show.


Dom Toretto does the unthinkable and turns on his family in the latest addition to the “The Fast and the Furious” saga. 
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April movie guide

What this month lacks in quantity of notable film releases, it more than makes up for in sheer quality of the movies coming to theaters in the next few weeks.


Corey Harper will be opening for Marc Scibilia at Buffalo Iron Works on April 18. The singer has opened up for performers including Justin Bieber, helping launching his solo career.
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A conversation with Corey Harper

Corey Harper may only be 22 years old, but his acoustic bluesy sound is turning plenty of heads in the music industry. The singer/songwriter recently talked over the phone with The Spectrum to discuss his upcoming tour, opening for Bieber and his next steps.


Courtney Chiappone stands with her father Jack Chiappone, a police and fire dispatcher in the Town of Hamburg. Chiappone’s film “Suspicion” was one of the top entries in Sunday’s film festival. 
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WNY Muslims presents Collective International Film Festival at UB

Courtney Chiappone, a local high school student, wanted to present police officers in a positive light after seeing them portrayed as “bad people” due to recent shootings. In November, she began directing “Suspicion” – a film starring local dispatchers from the Town of Hamburg. She submitted the picture earlier this year for the Collective International Film Festival (CIFF) presented by WNY Muslims.


Vince Biondi, maintenance assistant with the Ellicott maintenance staff, takes a Sawzall tool out of a tool cage. Biondi and other maintenance workers deal with student concerns in all the Ellicott Complex dorm buildings.
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UB Ellicott Complex Maintenance staff discusses the joys of the job

Be it finger-painting, toilet troubles or an insect infestation, the maintenance staff located within the Ellicott Complex is equipped to handle any emergency or non-emergency matters in dorms. Ellicott Complex Maintenance is composed of expert tradesmen who are on call 24 hours a day for students via the work order system, which is serviced on the Campus Living website.


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