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The Huntington News

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Criminal Justice alumni angry

March 25, 2009

By By Jenna Duncan, News Staff After being left out of the process since January, alumni were included last night in the discussion regarding the College Structure Initiative, which would possibly merge the College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) and the College of Criminal Justice....

SGA Candidates lack passion

March 25, 2009

By By Michele Richinick, News Staff At the third and final Huntington News sponsored Student Government Association (SGA) presidential debate Monday night, candidates Matthew Soleyn, an SGA senator, and Ryan Fox, SGA Vice President for Student Affairs, both stressed the importance...

Men’s Basketball: NU finishes season with loss in the CBI

March 25, 2009

By Andrew Parente, News Staff Seeking its second straight win in the postseason, the men's basketball team came out on the short end of a 75-66 decision against UTEP Monday night in the second round of the College Basketball Invitational (CBI) tournament in El Paso, Texas. ...

Parcel 18 boasts many features, great view

March 25, 2009

By By Anne Baker, News Staff ' After many years of planning and building, Northeastern's newest residence, Parcel 18, is only a few months from opening for the Fall 2009 semester. The News recently took a tour of the building with Vice President for Student Affairs Ed Klotzbier,...

Men’s Hockey: Huskies excited to face Big Red

March 25, 2009

By Jared Shafran, News Staff The' men's hockey team has been busy this week preparing for their first trip to the NCAA tournament since 1994. In the Huskies' first round game Saturday afternoon, they will skate against the Cornell Big Red, a team that last was in the tournament...

Greek Week

March 25, 2009

By By: Gail Waterhouse Northeastern students got a lesson in how the opposite sex thinks Tuesday night at an interactive lecture entitled 'Everything You Always Wanted To Know About the Opposite Sex.' The event was held in Blackman Auditorium as part of Greek Week, a series...

Baseball: Despite record, Pride a tough foe for NU

March 25, 2009

By Nate Owen, News Staff ' It's the middle of a new season for the baseball team, but some things haven't changed. The Huskies had' home games at' Friedman Diamond postponed due to the weather Monday and Tuesday, a price that comes with the territory of being a northern...

Springfest sells out, no major flaws

March 25, 2009

By By Eric Allen, News Staff Tickets for the Springfest concert to be held April 4 sold out in two days, said Springfest Concert Chair Nani Stoick. They went on sale Monday at 7 p.m., and high traffic caused delays, but did not cause the ticketing website to crash. The sale...

Senior Spotlight: Moriarty is ‘dedicated’

March 25, 2009

By Stephanie Daly, News Staff This is the second in the series of articles profiling the five top male and female senior athletes at Northeastern, culminating in the Huntington News male and female' Senior Athletes of the Year. When asked to describe senior cross country...

Senior Spotlight: Tamsin keeping up the average

March 25, 2009

By Nate Owen, News Staff This is the second in the series of articles profiling the five top male and female senior athletes at Northeastern, culminating in the Huntington News male and female' Senior Athletes of the Year. In the blink of an eye, senior Mike Tamsin went from...

Player of the Week: Frank Pesanello

March 25, 2009

With their backs against the wall and facing a series sweep against James Madison, Frank Pesanello hit an RBI double, knocking in the game-winning run and putting the Huskies up, 2-1. It was his only hit of the game, his second for the weekend, to go along with three walks. His...

Stimulus funds go to Hub housing, schools

March 24, 2009

By By Jeanine Budd, News Staff Boston Public Schools (BPS) and the Boston Housing Authority (BHA) will be major benefactors of the $147.4 million in stimulus money Boston will receive from the federal government's American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARAA) this year, according...