Updated April 13th, 2006




Forever Elmwood looks to state for a helping hand

While strolling down Elmwood Avenue, one could take in an eyeful of countless treats and treasures belonging solely to this part of Buffalo.

There’s offbeat little shops like Myth and Magic; eclectic bars like Merlin’s; or simply the breathtaking beauty of the street’s 19th century architecture.

  

Buffalo State relives the Niagara Movement

The Niagara Movement has its beginnings in Buffalo- but not too many people   know about the civil rights movement.  Buffalo State College is trying to change that.

The centennial of the Niagara Movement is being commemorated with a lecture series put on by BSC and other local organizations.

  

Fresh crops over junk food and pop

Trade the orange finger stains of nacho chips with the bright orange of fresh carrots and see the difference it could make in a child’s life.  Now picture the healthy switch in public schools.  This is what the Massachusetts Avenue Project, MAP, is working on.

  
 

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Not Rocking the Vote

Build me a Box

Bengal 5k run

Supporting Our Troops
By Carla Young

  

BSC Center prepares students for jobs in teaching
When it comes to helping Buffalo State College newly minted teachers get a job, the Career Development Center doesn’t fool around in April.

Library exhibit shows hemp advocates not just blowing smoke
The E.H. Butler Library at Buffalo State College is currently showing a hemp exhibit to enlighten library visitors about the plant and its uses.

Lacrosse goal-scoring record falls
Chelsey Frail, a senior who plays attacker on the Buffalo State College lacrosse team, became the Bengals’ all-time leading goal scorer April 2 in a 14-13 win at Kenyon College in Gambier, Ohio.  

Freshman Fisher is flawless in first game
We hear so many times about a perfect ending, but what about a perfect beginning?