Monthly Archives: March 2007

Cold But Worth It

Posted on March 30, 2007 by seth black

Just minutes from Canada’s border, the University at Buffalo sits with some of the most extensive majors for a public college.

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Most precious place to ever be An escape from noise and people With oceans and white waterfalls A place to find pure ecstasy Sitting out on a deck And looking out Just miles of nature To wonder To ponder It … Continue reading →

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A leader in Legos

Posted on March 30, 2007 by jen giambalvo

Legos aren’t silly, childish toys anymore. For 18-year-old Jeff Renga, they symbolize the latter part of his childhood. Jeff is a home-schooled student in Red Lion who enjoys channeling his love of technology and passion for Legos into a productive … Continue reading →

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21st-century child actors

Posted on March 30, 2007 by sophie bushwick

Most of us know Shirley Temple as the sweet nonalcoholic drink, but still, some in my generation have seen her perfect curls and eternally smiling face in one of her many cutesy movies. I have noticed, however, that in recent … Continue reading →

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Wienermobile!

Posted on March 30, 2007 by jake mokris

The Oscar Mayer Wienermobile was in York County Wednesday morning. My mom and my brother saw it near the Fairgrounds – it turned onto Carlisle from Bannister. Anybody know why it was here?

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