NOH ROBING. Koken (actor's assistant) Hatta Tatsuya (left) dresses Fukano Shinjiro during the Japanese robing demonstration held before Sunday's performance in the Center for the Arts of the noh drama "Aoi no Ue." UB theatre and dance student Rachel Oyama assists in the ceremony, which usually is conducted in private and not before an audience. The demonstration, sponsored by the Asian Studies Program, and performance concluded a week-long residency at UB by three noh actors. (Photo: Nancy J. Parisi)
UB to co-sponsor groundbreaking Chinese art exhibition
The UB Art Galleries will join with the Albright-Knox Art Gallery and the China Millennium Monument Art Museum in Beijing to bring "The Wall," the largest exhibition of contemporary Chinese art to travel beyond China, to Buffalo in 2005. » Full Story
Simpson addresses Faculty Senate. President John B. Simpson addressed the full Faculty Senate for the first time on Tuesday, joking about his "indoctrination" by snow and ice.
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Taking on the world at "Eurosim." UB political science students learned a valuable lesson in decision making and international cooperation at the recent "Eurosim" conference held in the Netherlands.