Coming
together to feed Western New York
Area school children, college students and professionals are making
bowls to help raise money for the Buffalo Friends of the Night People
and the Food Bank of Western New York to assist the homeless and working
poor of the community. The charitable event titled “Empty Bowls”
will showcase bowls of all shapes and sizes.
Analyze
this!
The philosophy department at Buffalo State College is offering students
a chance to think outside the classroom.
And
the winner is…
The winners of the 2005 Bengal 5K were… Jed
Christiansen with a time of 15:28 and Jacy Christiansen, time of 19:18.
The whole Christiansen family, Joshua and Marcia, the parents; Jed,
Job, Jake, Jesi, Jacy, Jill and Jeni, the kids, have ran in the 5K for
the past five years, winning at least two age groups each year; and
Jed was first overall male the past three years.
The
art education department makes learning a real world experience
Area school children, college students and professionals are making
bowls to help raise money for the Buffalo Friends of the Night People
and the Food Bank of Western New York to assist the homeless and working
poor of the community. The charitable event titled “Empty Bowls”
will showcase bowls of all shapes and sizes.
SIFE organization
growing at Buffalo State College
The seven members of Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE)
organization at Buffalo State College attended their first competition
in early April and came home with two awards, rookie of the year and
first runner up.
Giving
Buffalo a face
Buffalo is made up of many different people with
many different faces. Brian Nesline recognized this and founded Faces
of Buffalo, a communitywide art event. He encourages everyone in the
community to participate by making a self-portrait to be used in different
mosaics.
A
penny for your thoughts
If exams, graduation or finding a summer job have you stressed, the
Buffalo State College counseling center may be able to help.
In need of a good
home
With an increasing number of foreign students attending Buffalo State
College every year, host families are always a necessity.
The
ballots are in
The 973 student ballots are in, the votes have been
counted and the Buffalo State College United
Students Government President is Matthew Levin-Stankevich.
The
art education department makes learning a real world experience
Area school children, college students and professionals are making
bowls to help raise money for the Buffalo Friends of the Night People
and the Food Bank of Western New York to assist the homeless and working
poor of the community. The charitable event titled “Empty Bowls”
will showcase bowls of all shapes and sizes.
A Byrd in Buffalo
“I felt 30 years younger,” said Maratano, as he watched
his childhood idol, singer Roger McGuinn, perform at Buffalo State College
last Friday night. “It was great to see.”
Fulbright
scholarships available
With new funding from the state headed its way, the Fulbright Scholarship
Program is ready for another year at Buffalo State College.
The chore of
selling back books
“I never look forward to selling back books because you never
get anywhere near what you paid for them,” says college student
Anthony Fininzio. “You pay $100 for the book and sell it back
for $25, and that’s if you are lucky.”
Students say
“good bye” to BSC
Commencement kick-off began on April 13th, allowing soon to be graduates
to buy their caps, gowns and tassels. Diploma covers and graduation
announcements are also available for individual purchase. A student
can buy the “special bachelor's package,” for a reduced
price of $59.98 (compared to $82.44 to purchase separatly), and receive
the cover, 10 announcements, cap, gown and tassel. Each student will
get six tickets to the ceremony free of charge. All graduation paraphernalia
is available for purchase at the BSC Barnes and Noble bookstore.
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