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The former German ambassador to North Korea, the former Kyrgyz ambassador to India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and Nepal and the former American ambassador to Yemen and the United Arab Emirates speak about about Trumps impact on foreign policy./ Photo by Lauren Scornavacca

Ambassadors express disappointment with Trump’s foreign policy

Charlie Wolfson November 16, 2017
More than 100 people gathered in the Snell Engineering Center Wednesday night for a panel discussion on international relations and diplomacy under President Donald J. Trump, featuring three former ambassadors who agreed Trump’s approach to foreign policy has been disappointing and has made diplomacy more difficult.
Column: NHL observations six weeks in

Column: NHL observations six weeks in

November 16, 2017
We’re almost six weeks into the 2017-18 NHL season, and it’s time to take stock of what we’ve learned from the 18 or so games each team played thus far.
Men’s basketball starts season 2-0 thanks to balanced offense

Men’s basketball starts season 2-0 thanks to balanced offense

Charlie Wolfson November 13, 2017
“I think the second unit really comes out and brings energy,” Occeus said. “We play as hard as we can on defense, getting rebounds and outrunning them. I hope the team feeds off of it.”
Huskies look to improve despite roster turnover

Huskies look to improve despite roster turnover

November 9, 2017
“I think if you’re not playing for that,” Coen said, “you’re going to misfire. That may be more of a challenge some years more than others because of experience and what-have-you, but every year we set out to play the best and be the best that we can be. If we do that, we’ll have reached our goals.”
Astros at Orioles 7/22/17

Column: The Astros won it all. What can we learn from how they used their budget?

November 8, 2017
It’s a worthwhile exercise, not for the assignment or subtraction of glory, but because of the need to understand how teams do and should spend their money in today’s cash-flooded MLB.
Boston Red Sox at Baltimore Orioles June 15, 2013

Column: MLB’s tale of two cities

October 19, 2017
The League Championship round is in full swing, and the four teams remaining are New York, Los Angeles, Chicago and Houston: the four largest media markets in the United States.
Northeastern researcher creates innovative surgical glue

Northeastern researcher creates innovative surgical glue

Charlie Wolfson October 19, 2017
A research team at Northeastern has played a leading role in the development of MeTro, a new surgical glue that could significantly improve how surgeons approach organ and tissue repair.
Column: In an NHL flooded with young stars, Sidney Crosby still reigns supreme

Column: In an NHL flooded with young stars, Sidney Crosby still reigns supreme

October 11, 2017
Crosby has been doing something incredible for over a decade now, and he’s shown no signs of slowing down. He’s the closest thing this era has had to a Gretzky or a Lemieux.
SGA passed two resolutions creating positions for an Executive Director of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion as well as a Vice President for Sustainability. 

SGA passes resolutions to support strike, rename Columbus Day

Charlie Wolfson October 5, 2017
Student senators passed resolutions to support Northeastern dining hall workers’ efforts toward raising salaries and to change Northeastern’s observance of Columbus day to Indigenous People’s Day at their session Monday.
Chafee rehashes political career

Chafee rehashes political career

Charlie Wolfson October 5, 2017
Former Rhode Island Gov. Lincoln Chafee spoke to Northeastern students, mostly political science majors, Tuesday in Renaissance Park.

Column: NHL’s PyeongChang decision a mistake

September 21, 2017
Tangentially, this is yet another example of the NHL lacking any regard for its players. The league doesn’t listen to the players on issues like the All-Star Game, it shows little care for player safety and now it has ignored the opinion of virtually every player on the Olympics.
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Column: Wild Card game has no place in baseball

Charlie Wolfson September 13, 2017
The playoff format MLB uses is a flawed way of crowning a champion considering the nature of baseball. The game’s arbitrary, large-sample-size friendly tendencies lend themselves to the long haul of its 162-game regular season, not the whiplash-inducing brevity of its playoffs. Too many unpredictable and unpreventable things happen over the course of one baseball game for such an unforgiving playoff format to be a good method of choosing a champion.