With classes coming to a halt this week and students starting to plan their summer vacations, those staying near campus won't have to go far for free summer fun, as the Gateway Harbor in North Tonawanda will once again be a place for concerts, food, and, well, more food.Summer, of course, is a time for relaxation, parties, cookouts, and the beach.
February was an exciting time for a remarkable UB professor from the department of communicative disorders and sciences, one whose love for teaching equals his aptitude in the lab.Donald Henderson recently received the 2006 Outstanding Hearing Conservation Award from the National Hearing Conservation Association at its annual conference in Tampa, Fla.Although Henderson was initially interested in doing research as a graduate student at the University of Texas, he realized his desire to share information when he had the opportunity to teach a class in Physiological Psychology.
For a woman who is not in touch with fashion, it can be overwhelming to walk into a boutique on Elmwood and expect to fit in.
Living in the age of technology means new products, tools, and devices appear everyday. Bluetooth technology, for example, has been around for years, but hasn't become popular until recently.Bluetooth technology is a wireless standard used for short-range communications.
Saturday nights for many students often mean going to a bar, hanging out with friends or spending the night in front of a television.
Students in their teens and twenties have stolen grandma's sewing needles and yarn and are using knitting as more than a way to create those lovely potholders.
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