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What Money Can't Buy: The Ujima Company

For the past few weekends, seven women have gathered on stage in Elmwood's TheatreLoft studios to perform Ntozake Shange's For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide When the Rainbow Is Enuf, a classic play in African-American history. The Ujima Company, a not-for-profit theatre organization, started performing the play in Buffalo on Feb.


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The War Has Begun

Movie: This Means War Release Date: Feb. 17 Studio: 20th Century Fox Grade: B- It has action for the guy, romance for the girl and comedy to bring it all together.


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Pushed to Press

Three friends shared a love of poetry and a desire to publish and inspire new material, but lacked the avenues to do so.


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The Resurrection of The Walking Dead

Show: The Walking Dead Date: Feb. 12 Network: AMC Grade: A- For a show about walking corpses, The Walking Dead becomes more alive with each episode. Last Sunday ? after three months of tedious waiting ? season two of The Walking Dead resurrected itself with the gripping mid-season premier, "Nebraska." Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln, Made in Dagenham) and his troupe of survivors carry on from the astounding ending of the previous episode.


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Avenue Q Review

There's a place where monsters, Gary Coleman, and puppet sex coexist, and it's all brought to you by the letter Q. Every Wednesday through Friday, the MusicalFare Theatre at the Daemen College campus is playing the Broadway hit Avenue Q.


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Final Fantasy XIII-2 Review

Nature says Lightning never strikes twice, but Final Fantasy XIII-2 says otherwise. Square Enix has released the sequel to its 2010 hit with Final Fantasy XIII-2.


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The Brock Connection

Quinton Brock, a freshman undecided major, isn't your typical rags-to-riches sort of rapper. He comes from an affluent background.


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Behind the Wall

The poetry of the 21st century isn't limited to just the page or the screen. LTCAW is a visual poetry exhibition that is currently on display at the UB Art Gallery.


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"Big Talent, Familiar Crowd"

Last Saturday night, Alumni Arena hosted two artists at important points in their careers. Both performers were preparing for big releases, and could have used this concert to further promote their material. But by the end of the concert, it was clear that this one was for the fans. After weeks of anticipation, close to 2,500 fans ? including as many as 350 non-students, according to SA Entertainment Director Marc Rosenblitt? crowded the venue to attend the SA Small Concert.



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