Take Off the Covers
By HEATHER GERTIS | Dec. 6, 2002OThe 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
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
The Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender Alliance presented "Out Loud and Proud Speakers Night," featuring two members of MTV's reality television show, "The Real World," who spoke about their experiences with homosexuality, college and their time on television.Chris Beckman from "The Real World: Chicago," and Danny Roberts from "The Real World: New Orleans," who were known only by their first names on the show, addressed a packed house of students at Slee Concert Hall Tuesday night."We are here tonight to listen to two distinguished individuals who are committed to the same goals as our club - breaking down stereotypes, creating more unity and having more pride," said LGBTA President Cory J.
Physicist Dr. Rex Beck lectured in the Student Union last Thursday on the relationship between God and the origins of the universe.
Dr. Michael Greger, an author and advocate for public health issues, spoke in the Student Union Monday on how college students can lead a healthy vegetarian lifestyle.A graduate of the Cornell University School of Agriculture, Greger has written numerous books regarding vegetarianism and veganism."Dr. Greger is a qualified professional who can speak knowledgeably about the vegetarian nutrition and lifestyle," said Janice Cochran, a dietician and staff member of the Wellness Education Services and Health Services.
Medicine tailored not only to individuals, but to individual genes, is one of the goals of the Buffalo Center of Excellence in Bioinformatics.
As a show of appreciation to faculty for their accomplishments within the university and the community, UB honored several professors last Wednesday at the Eighth Annual Convocation, held at the Center for the Arts.The convocation is "an occasion to recognize and honor the University's most esteemed faculty and staff," according to the Office of Special Events Web site.
UB's School of Management is among the top 50 business schools in the world, according to a recent survey conducted by The Wall Street Journal."The Wall Street Journal/Harris Interactive Business School 2-Year Survey" ranked The School of Management No.
To mark the one-year anniversary of Sept. 11, the Residence Hall Association and the Student Association will hold a candlelight vigil Wednesday night at the Ellicott Complex.The service begins at 9 p.m.
UB's student-run radio station, WRUB, was recently forced to halt streaming transmission via the Internet due to upcoming royalty fees that will be imposed by the Recording Industry Association of America.