Toledo RocketsMarshall Thundering Herd35.4Points Per Game33.624.61st Downs / Game25.6223Rushing Yards / Game13531TDs Rushing1824 - 10Fumbles - Lost26 - 12255Passing Yards / Game37771.0%Completion %67.3%23TDs Passing276INTs Against13478Total Yards / Game51217INTs For1330:21Time of Possession / Game31:1048.7%3rd Down Conversion %45.3%60.7%4th Down Conversion %47.3%
OThe other night I tried to go to a show But the man at the door He told me no He said, ONo one under 21 allowedOO Save Ferris, OUnder 21O
There is one word in college basketball that everyone knows to fear. When that one word is heard people listen and the mention of this word is synonymous with excellence and prominence.
Buffalo had high hopes going into Wednesday's game against Bowling Green. Then, junior center Kevin Netter stepped onto the court for the Falcons.The Bulls (2-3, MAC 0-1) lost their first MAC conference game of the year 76-59 before 2,186 fans at Bowling Green's Anderson Arena Wednesday night.
Having grown up in the age of computers, today's students are no strangers to Internet. At the university level, computers have become, arguably, the most regular fixtures in students' daily routines."In high school it wasn't that big a deal if you had to use (a computer)," said Kristian Mercado, a sophomore majoring in media studies.
UB is $50 million shy of its five-year capital campaign goal designed to improve academic programs and the quality of life at the university.The campaign, "Generation to Generation," has generated $200 million thus far, and Provost Elizabeth Capaldi said there is little doubt UB can attain its $250 million goal by the end of the year.Due to a personal emergency, Jennifer McDonough, head of "Generation to Generation" operations, was unavailable for comment.According to the campaign's Web site, "Generation to Generation" is the fourth campaign of its kind in UB history, aiming to bring in more money than any other large-scale fundraising event held by a New York or New England university.Capaldi said fundraising is vital to making UB a distinguished university and all public universities must raise "a lot of private money.""If we really want to be terrific, we need to raise our own money," Capaldi said.
ScoreboardUBM. BasketballWed: Bowling Green 76, UB 59Local Pro SportsBuffalo SabresWed: Buffalo 4, Anaheim 0Upcoming GamesUBW.
For our final editorial of the semester, the Spectrum editorial board would like to touch on a variety of issues:The Student-Wide Judiciary: The handling of the case against Zheng Hao Ma is a disgrace to due process and the rights of students.
Aug. 29 vs. Cal PolyW 44-16Sept. 7 @ Eastern MichiganW 65-13Sept. 14 @ Minnesota\tL 21-31Sept. 21 vs.
A group of about a dozen UB art students are getting ready to display their work at an art exhibit in downtown Buffalo tonight, featuring work created solely by the university's students.Untitled Art Gallery, located at 2331 Elmwood Ave., will be the backdrop for tonight's show, "Dreamscapes." The students rented the space, which was previously an empty storefront, to stage a student-organized and student-operated exhibit in a setting with an atmosphere different from that of the Center for the Arts, where their art is traditionally on display.Chris Vesper, a senior computer art major, is displaying four pieces dealing with how man relates to the world, in the context of dreamscapes."Having this show outside of an actual school setting creates a different mood," Vesper said.
In the 2001 MAC Championship game, it appeared the Marshall Thundering Herd were well on their way to a fifth-straight conference title, ahead 23-0 in the first half.
"Don't talk to strangers" is the first thing our parents teach us as we descend upon the world in kindergarten droves.
MAC Championship GameToledo Rockets (+ 5 1/2) at Marshall Thundering HerdMichael ScottSeason Record: 28-28Wow, after an entire season of picking conference games against the spread I wound up at .500.
Members of University at Buffalo Students Against Sweatshops held a press conference on Thursday to discuss a meeting they had with Dennis Black, vice president of Student Affairs, on Tuesday, regarding UB's policy on affiliating with manufactures that own and operate sweatshops across the world.After the press conference, members of UBSAS staged a "die-in" to represent all the sweatshop workers worldwide who have died as a result of the conditions in which they worked.
Soon, freshmen entering UB may be forced to declare a major at the very onset.A proposal to enact that policy was introduced at Tuesday's meeting of the Faculty Senate by Chairman Michael Cohen.
Students pursuing a graduate degree or entering the job market face more competition than ever. By concentrating in less specific fields, students with double and joint majors try to get an edge over other graduates.While it has become trendy for students to take on more than one major in hopes of increasing the appeal to graduate school and in the job market, some students simply stumble upon a double major due to multiple interests."I came in as an education major.
Aug. 31 vs. Appalachain StateW 50-17Sept. 12 @ Virginia TechL 47-21Sept. 20 vs. Central FloridaW 26-21Oct.
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