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Vandals strike as semester ends
Vandals wreaked havoc in Doyle and Francis halls early Wednesday morning, Joe Stomieroski, interim director of safety and security, wrote in an e-mail.
The vandals threw pieces of furniture out the window and smashed other furniture in several areas of Doyle Hall.…
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Wolf Blitzer addresses local and campus media Sunday morning. SBU commencement exercises receive national attention
Video footage from the Class of 2009 commencement exercises aired toward the end CNN's "The Situation Room" Monday evening. In addition to showing a selection of the commencement address, the political news program's anchor, Wolf Blitzer, thanked St. Bonaventure University for his honorary degree.…
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New MySBU Revealed
Technology services unveiled a new version of MySBU June 8, citing a need to reduce clutter as a reason for the update.
According to a Notice Board announcement e-mailed June 5, the navigation service for students, faculty and staff needed a makeover.
In the Notice Board, William Grossman, web systems manager, said technology services released the first version of MySBU in the fall of 2004.…
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A new agreement with Ross Wilson & Associates could lead to the development of former Castle Inn property. University seeks land development
Under a new agreement with development company Ross Wilson & Associates, Inc., a hotel, restaurants, retail stores or apartments could be constructed on the university-owned former Castle Inn properties as early as 2010.
Brenda Snow, senior vice president for finance and administration, said the Williamsville, N.…
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Obama's first 100 days change country
A compost heap of problems loomed over President Barack Obama on inauguration day. After he became the 44th president of the United States, Obama immediately inherited a to-do list that demanded a fix to the dilapidated economy, health care and education facelifts, the end of two wars, green energy and a strict workout for the obese national debt. …
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Ryan Mosher dives into second base in a game against Richmond. Baseball adjusts to injuries
In an April 5 game against George Washington, Bonnies senior catcher B.J. Salerno took a foul ball to his throwing hand, breaking his knuckle and theoretically ending his career.
With that foul ball, the Bonnies (21-17, 7-11) lost 164 career starts, 132 hits and 65 RBI.…
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