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This little piggy went to the slaughterhouse: the horrible truth about hog farms

Alicia Yeager, Staff Writer March 5, 2014

A typical slaughterhouse kills up to 1,100 pigs every hour, according to many animal rights organizations, including PETA. Naturally, pigs live 10-15 years, but in factory “farms” these same breeds...

End the R-word

Colleen Young, Associate Culture Editor March 5, 2014

Speech is a blessing. It’s quite beautiful, the ability to put together some noises and communicate our deepest feelings or tell our best stories to each other. Use your mouth to do good in this world,...

Among all the chaos Sabres need to rebuild

Anthony Reyes, Reporter March 5, 2014

In the 2013-14 hockey season, the Buffalo Sabres hasn’t been the most entertaining on-ice team. Off the ice, there’s been no shortage of headlines and this past weekend proved that even more. Currently...

Rebuilding an excuse, teams should be more immediate about change

Dan Almasi, Staff Writer March 5, 2014

I have always hated it when professional sports teams use the term “rebuilding mode.” I’ve been a lifelong Bills and Sabres fan, and consequently, I’ve heard it way too many times. To me, as a...

EDITORIAL: Administration should have alerted students to bacterial water

Editorial Staff February 26, 2014

The snow from the Polar Vortex will melt and give you more liquid to drink than your own college. According to Web MD, it’s recommended that one should drink six or eight 8-ounce glasses of water...

Work and hobbies can coincide, need balance

Lauren Coppola, News Editor February 26, 2014

Lying in my semi-dark bedroom the other day before going to sleep, I had some of those random thoughts you get when your mind just won’t shut off. Aside from thoughts about homework and how much money...

Enduring wintertime blues in a snowy city

Andrew Manzella, Associate News Editor February 26, 2014

I feel like the odd one out in Buffalo. Everyone seems to have the same mentality — “Hey, it snows in Buffalo, so just get over it!” I can't. The darkness and the cold get to me. I can consciously...

College students have to pay, why shouldn’t convicted felons?

Caitlin Kupiec, Staff Writer February 26, 2014

Gov. Andrew Cuomo recently proposed a plan for taxpayers to fund college classes in New York prisons, saying a college degree will reduce the likelihood of an inmate returning to a life of crime when released. So,...

Happiness should be promoted, not dealt with

Colleen Young, Associate Culture Editor February 26, 2014

Happy people like me are an endangered species. I’ve been a loud, excited and joyful person for a very long time. I wear all-pink ensembles and my adrenaline gets going quite easily. However, sometimes...

Educating inmates provides rehabilitating environment in prisons

Angelica Rodriguez, Culture Editor February 26, 2014

Gov. Andrew Cuomo polarized the entire state Feb. 16 when he announced that New York would fund higher education for prison inmates. Many believe this move will supply inmates with the tools they need...

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