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Edward Bryant, left, and Mike Al-Zoubi get ready to launch their balloon, Bengal I, part of a final project for a physics class. The balloon captured photos of the curve of the Earth.

Physics students soar high with space balloon

Colleen Young, Associate Culture Editor • October 30, 2013

After successfully launching a balloon into space, two Buffalo State students are flying high in the aftermath of what was originally just a final project. Edward Bryant, a senior physics major, and...

Student Christy Tolevski gets to work on a do-it-yourself witch costume. For students on a budget, DIY outfits are a go-to and the materials could be right in your own closet.

Design department offers tips for costumes that scream creativity

Adora Mack, Reporter • October 30, 2013

When Halloween comes around, dressing up is a given, and finding the perfect costume becomes your life’s goal (at least for a short while). But where exactly does one begin this grand costume hunt? Of...

Guests mixed and mingled at 464 Gallery's event Monster 3.0 Friday. 464, owned by Marcus Wise, is on Amherst Street and provides a platform for many a Buffalo State art student to showcase their work.

Monster 3.0 becoming a Buffalo tradition

Caitlin Kupiec, Staff Writer • October 30, 2013

At the close of 464 Gallery’s third annual Halloween bash Friday night, Monster 3.0, the art studio’s owner, Marcus Wise, looked his at attendance sheet and found the number of guests was exactly 464. What...

Design professor’s favorite project is his students

Colleen Young, Associate Culture Editor • October 29, 2013

There exists a design professor with a heart crafted to care more for his students’ work than that of his own. Meet Stephen Saracino, SUNY Buffalo State design department professor. Saracino says...

Thirsty? Take your pick of fall beverages

Charity Wimmer, Reporter • October 29, 2013

'Tis the season for costumes, haunted houses and apple picking — but what’s an appropriate beverage for the fall season? If beer isn’t your taste and you don’t want to stick to soda, you’re...

Oh, the ‘Rocky Horror’! USG sponsors student revival of beloved musical for Halloween

Alicia Yeager, Reporter • October 29, 2013

In the young adult novel The Perks of Being a Wallflower, the narrator, Charlie, reflects on his time watching a cult classic. “Of all the things I’ve done this year so far, I think I like the ‘Rocky...

Classic horror film revamped, retains message

L’Oreal Adams, Reporter • October 29, 2013

(Spoiler alert! If you haven’t read the book or seen either the old or new versions of Carrie and want to, be forewarned: This column discusses crucial plot points.) Director Kimberly Peirce had big...

Local Restaurant Week serves up student friendly meal deals

Local Restaurant Week serves up student friendly meal deals

Colleen Young, Associate Culture Editor • October 23, 2013

Are you hungry? If you’re anywhere in the Buffalo area this week, you’re in the right place at the right time. Oct. 21-27 marks the 10th bi-annual Local Restaurant Week in Western New York. Local...

Food Truck Tuesday delights downtown area

Food Truck Tuesday delights downtown area

Andrew Manzella, News Co-Editor • October 23, 2013

Food trucks have been a popular business installment in cities across the country for many years, but their rising popularity is being reflected in many reality TV shows. They are also becoming prevalent...

Being vegetarian in weck and wing city proves to be easier than expected

Alicia Yeager, Reporter • October 22, 2013

As I walk through the dining hall line on campus, I fill my plate with salad, garden burgers, bean burger melts, or tofu and rice dishes, usually with a side of vegetable chili or tomato basil soup. When...

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