“We are not the ones who support convicted terrorists or who promote the teachings of homophobic, wife beating, anti-Semites,” he wrote. Who, exactly, are the homophobic, wife-beating anti-Semites, and who is supporting them? As of press time, Jacobs hadn’t clarified.
A recent study by Fenway Community Development Corporation (CDC) titled “Student Housing Patterns in the Fenway: A report on the pressures of university expansion on neighborhood housing stock” claims that the percentage of college students who live in the Fenway neighborhood has increased by 40 percent in the last 10 years. The study’s findings are a bit hard to take in at first blush.
This issue of the Huntington News is an example of the generosity, pride and loyalty that runs through the Northeastern community. It was only possible because dozens of readers, former staffers, friends and family members contributed to a fund to upgrade The News’ technology.
Although I am long removed from Boston and Northeastern now working on the opposite side of the US with a job, I want to impart advice as you embark on your careers and awesome journeys at NU. I was in your shoes just four years ago – a slightly over-confident yet ambitious guy from Chicago – but still a scared freshman. College was awesome and I miss it a lot already; it goes fast, so it is important to make the most of it.
Mitt Romney loves Costco. Why would a man who Forbes estimates to be worth $230 million dollars shop at Costco with an enthusiasm that Fox News Sunday host Chris Wallace described as “an unhealthy attraction?”
Everyone knows the classic plotline. The “worst fraternity” on campus becomes too much for the evil dean to deal with, so the dean enlists a rival frat to kick the house off campus and have its members expelled. Jim Belushi’s classic “Animal House” is the godfather of all college comedies. Now Fenway residents are growing tired of Northeastern’s own “Animal House,” although it’s hardly a frat.
Who enjoyed their advanced writing in the disciplines class? No? No one? Anyone find it worthwhile? Anyone come out of it a more confident student? Thought not. Maybe it's because that class is beyond pointless. I'm currently enrolled in a general summer session advanced writing class, and if my professor actually took attendance, I would have failed out due to absences in the first month.
Following recent events, Americans need to have a serious discussion about the delicate balance between safety and liberties when it comes to firearms. This is a conversation that has been necessary for years, but now, two weeks after one of the worst mass shootings in American history, it’s unavoidable.
If Chick-fil-A opened a restaurant in Boston, I wouldn't care. Hell, if I were feeling masochistic and was in the area, I might even pick up a chicken sandwich.
Everyone who has ever had anything to do with Northeastern knows the university specializes in “experiential education.” It’s a buzz phrase that administrators and faculty alike have never been shy to throw out in support of their institution. This week, the phrase took greater shape. On Monday, IDEA, Northeastern’s new venture accelerator, officially launched its first six startups. IDEA is funded by alumni, in the form of $10,000 grants to each startup. The money, of course, is only granted after the startups’ business plans have been thoroughly reviewed – and approved – by student managers and alumni.