Yoga: Body Mind and Spirit: Yoga, a new phenomenon that has taken people’s interest very rapidly since the dawn of the new Millennium, even though yoga has been around for centuries originating to the religion of Hinduism. It has become more of a mainstream fad that has been approved by […]

Nowadays herpes is one disease that is growing public attention. One out of five Americans has herpes. Each year more than five hundred thousand people are diagnosed with the case, either the active or the dormant form. Herpes is of two kinds, genital herpes, caused by Herpes Simplex-2 virus, and […]

The possibility of cloning humans was raised when Scottish scientists at the Roslin Institute in Scotland created the highly celebrated sheep “Dolly.” This and other cloning movements have aroused worldwide interest and concern due to the scientific and ethical implications. The development that has been quoted as the advancement of […]

This past Thursday, February 28, the Bush Administration announced that it was officially lowering the nation’s alert status from “Orange Alert,” high risk status, to “Yellow Alert,” elevated alert status. This does not, in any way, suggest that there is a greatly lowered risk of terrorist attack as there are […]

At 6:51 p.m. on February 24, a smoke detector malfunctioned on the third floor of Bodine Residence Hall, setting off the building’s alarm and causing it to be evacuated. At 11 a.m. on February 25, it happened a second time. At 2:38 a.m. on February 26, someone pulled a false […]

Most of you are eager to go on spring break and probably would like to delay your return to the sad and boring life on UB campus. You would not want to do so this year, otherwise you will miss the exciting events awaiting your return. Dan Maloney, Director of […]

Feb. 11, 2003 — A clean-shaven face may be the sign of a happy and healthy man. A new study suggests that men who don’t shave daily have fewer orgasms and are more likely to suffer a stroke than stubble-free men. British researchers followed 2,438 Welsh men between the ages […]

When a student violates a University policy or regulation, the Key to UB outlines certain penalties for doing so, and the process by which these penalties are administered. However, very few students actually read the handbook cover to cover, and most of the students that are charged with violating the […]

Unless you’re a freshman, you probably noticed that something was missing from Marina Dining Hall and after spring break it will be coming back to Marina Dining Hall. It is, of course, breakfast. Breakfast had always been served at Marina until last semester when it was only available at Knight’s […]

On the last day of February, the Twisted Caf was filled with people who came to see the band, Warped, play live. The hard-rock atmosphere was in the air thanks to the feedback of UB students who not only applauded the musicians, but threw at them the bra of an […]