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A publication of the University at Buffalo Alumni Association

Fall 2009

First Look

Discovering James Joyce

James Joyce with Sylvia Beach at Shakespeare and Company in Paris, 1922. A landmark exhibition of rarely seen items from the Joyce Collection drew more than a thousand visitors to the UB Anderson Gallery this summer.

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Photographer unknown. Image courtesy UB Poetry Collection

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UB in the News

New York Times

SUNY weighs the value of Division I sports

An article in the New York Times looks at the advantages and disadvantages SUNY schools have encountered as they upgrade their athletic programs to compete with other major public institutions at the Division I level. UB is mentioned as having led the way to Division I in 1991 and the football team played a bowl game for the first time in January, but the path has not been as smooth for other SUNY campuses. The article quotes former UB president William H. Greiner and UB athletic director Warde Manuel.

New York Times

UB photographer says a rephotograph lifts the illusion that time stops

UB's Doug Levere, photographer in University Communications, is quoted in a New York Times article about the changing urban landscape of New York City.

USA Today

Government downsizing may result in a dangerous concentration of power, expert says

An article in USA Today about efforts in Western New York to downsize local governments and the wave of national frustration over big government that was illustrated this year by raucous town-hall style meeting over health care reports a study by UB's Regional Institute concluded that if every municipality in Erie County cut two legislators, the savings would be "negligible," less than $4 per person a year in most cases. The article quotes Kathryn Foster, director of the Regional Institute.

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