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MFA student Liz Black grew wheatgrass on gloves through the method of hydroponics as part of her exhibit entitled Creature Skin.

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MFA student Liz Black creates wearable living art through exhibit Creature Skin in CFA Project Space

By David Dressner | Feb. 26, 2015

Creature Skin, the current exhibit in the CFA Project Space, explores the connection between plant and person through wearable art made of winter wheatgrass.

Torrenting remains popular on campus, despite popularity of streaming services and consequences. Photo illustration by Kainan Guo.

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More than 80 percent of UB students admit to torrenting despite consequences

By David Dressner | Feb. 22, 2015

A poll of 212 UB students showed that more than 80 percent admit to torrenting. Of the students who used torrents, 79.8 percent said they got away with it without any negative repercussions.

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MFA student Liz Black creates wearable living art through exhibit Creature Skin in CFA Project Space

More than 80 percent of UB students admit to torrenting despite consequences

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