The
Union Quad area at Buffalo
State College is the central gathering point for students
on campus and also represents one of the biggest hazards
at BSC, but Campus Services has a remedy for repair.
The Union
Quad is surrounded by Butler Library, Grover Cleveland
Hall, the Student Union and Bulger Communications Center.
The uneven bricklaying has an abstract pattern. One of the
associate directors of campus
services and facilities, Joseph Ball, described why
the pattern is varied.
“The 30-year-old masonry was built on
poorly compacted film and a major water main break in 1993
in front of Butler Library caused the assorted stonework,”
he said.
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Creative Studies Department might just spark the imagination
of Buffalo State College students.
“Creativity is something you actually
need,” said Suzanne Ramos, a graduate student studying
creativity.
Gerard Puccio, Ph.D., chair of the creative
studies department, agrees with Ramos.
“Creative thinking and problem solving are essential
workplace skills,” Gerard Puccio said.
“Creative thinking and problem solving
is a core leadership skill; leaders solve complex problems
and therefore need to be able to think creatively.”
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Forget the red roses, Godiva chocolates and mushy declarations
of love. This past Valentine’s Day, instead of romance,
Buffalo State College celebrated something much more unconventional:
vaginas.
As one of more
than 2,500 benefit events produced in honor of V-Day
2005, Buffalo State students read selected pieces from Eve
Ensler’s critically acclaimed play, “The
Vagina Monologues.”
Ensler, with the help of a group of women
inspired by her work, formed V-Day in 1998 as a movement
designed to stop violence against females...
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Mary Salerno demonstrates the different
sounds of the female orgasm while performing “The
Woman who Loved to Make Vaginas Happy”.
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