CURVED: The Curse of Hera
Ariel Frazer, CURVED Editor
March 19, 2019
Filed under CURVED, Recent Stories, Showcase
Part One Living as time moved on was never easy, as people around me grew older I just stayed the same. Moving every few years or so, then always coming back after a couple decades when the people I had once knew were gone. Sad, yes but it is what I had to do. Seeing cities rise and eventuall...
Sign up for Buffalo State’s new self-reset password program
March 17, 2019
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If you've ever had to reset your Buffalo State password, you'll know it's a pain. Before, students had to contact the IT Help Desk to reset their passwords. Buffalo State recently integrated a new self-resetting program so that now, you can reset your password by yourself. In order to use this,...
Ideas on how to enjoy, or at least survive, the rest of winter
Johnathan Ciolek, Reporter
March 17, 2019
Filed under OPINION, Recent Stories, Showcase, Student Experience
As the spring semester commenced, students sat in eerie dorm rooms as weather dominated the outdoors. Looking out the frost-covered windows, gloom and depression filled the hearts of many, for there was no hope of enjoying the harsh winter snow. Many students become sloths and dare not to leave...
The art of tattooing
Bethany Clancy, Culture Editor
March 17, 2019
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, CULTURE, Recent Stories, Showcase
When driving down Main Street in Williamsville, we see a plethora of businesses big and small, Squeeze Juicery, Spot Coffee, Time and Time Jewelry-- just to name a few. But tucked above the Yoga by Design Studio, located at 5550 Main Street, lies an art studio. It isn’t your typical drawing and painti...
USG encouraging students to vote ‘mandatory’
March 12, 2019
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As part of the United Students Government (USG) elections this year, undergraduate SUNY Buffalo State students will vote on the biennial referendum of whether or not the student activity fee should remain mandatory for all students. The student activity fee, which is a $100 charge on tuition bills...
CURVED: The Life of Trees
Alexander Field, CURVED
March 12, 2019
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If trees could speak, they'd say nothing, for they've found peace; learned to let it be. They'd stay silent, swaying in the breeze. At least, this is how it seemed. Deep in the forest, blazing new ways for other beings, I came across a clearing. Erected in the center was a single tr...
Administrative Spotlight: President Katherine Conway-Turner
I'Jaz Eberhardt, Vice President, News Editor
March 11, 2019
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Within the past year, SUNY Buffalo State’s administration has undergone some big changes; many have likely never even noticed, and that is the problem. While the administrators are the ones who handle the big questions, concerns and problems on campus, they are also the ones working behind the scenes...
Know who you’re voting for: Here’s who’s running for USG this year
March 11, 2019
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President: Gaelle Jean Baptiste -- "My name is Gaelle Jean Baptiste I am currently a junior here at Buffalo State College studying sociology. I present myself before you with hopes of becoming the President of the United Students Government. I would like to say that if granted the opportunity, I will s...
Mayor’s Civic Innovation Jam brings eco-friendly fun to campus
I'Jaz Eberhardt, Vice President, News Editor
March 10, 2019
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Mayor Byron W. Brown hosted his Civic Innovation Jam in Bulger Communication Center on Saturday, bringing community members together to come up with creative solutions to improve sustainability in Buffalo, while raising awareness about the second annual Civic Innovation Eco Challenge—Powered by AT&T. The...
Wintermission brings party to MLK Park
I'Jaz Eberhardt, Vice President, News Editor
March 9, 2019
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Winter: If you can't beat it, join it. Since we're not exactly getting that early spring that was promised to us on Groundhog Day, why not take advantage of fun winter festivities going on around the city? One such event is the Neighborhood Party in MLK Park on March 10, from 3 p.m to 5 p.m. This...
News Editor
I’Jaz Eberhardt is The Record's news editor, as well as an investigative reporter, feature writer, and flower child of journalism. Born, bred and based in Buffalo, New York, she is currently a ...
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