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The Huntington News

The independent student newspaper of Northeastern University

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The independent student newspaper of Northeastern University

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Northeastern students volunteer to help Fenway Park go green

May 6, 2008

By Michele Richinick Baseball season. For many Boston college students, this phrase evokes the neverending rivalry against New York Yankee fans, and late October nights anxiously watching the Red Sox in the playoffs. But for a group of Northeastern students, the expression...

Men’s Rowing: Edged by a second

May 6, 2008

By Peter A. Martin The No. 8 men's rowing team completed its regular season last weekend with a down-to-the-wire loss. The No. 3 Harvard Crimson passed the Huskies in the last 15 feet to edge out a win in a time of 5:43.7 to Northeastern's 5:44.4. The loss drops the rowing...

High ‘Sex’-pectations

May 6, 2008

By Sean Leviashvili The "Sex and the City" movie won't debut until May 30, but the ladies of Manhattan have been sparking conversation on sex and feminism since the show's first season on HBO in 1998. Whether it's the candid conversations that take place among Carrie Bradshaw,...

Student loans declining

May 6, 2008

By Erin Kelly Recent announcements by several loan-granting organizations that they would require federal aid and not offer private student loans in the upcoming academic year, has made some nervous during this time of increasing economic hardship. Jenna Quilty, a sophomore...

Baseball: DH sets homer record

May 6, 2008

By Jared Shafran The baseball team is winding down its 2008 season. After going a combined 7-11-1 last month, the team got off to a good start in May by edging the Hofstra Pride 2-1 in a three-game set. The team is now seventh in the Colonial Athletic Association (CAA), and...

Making relationships work in the working world

May 6, 2008

By Amara Grautski A sea of decorated caps and black gowns packed the TD Banknorth Garden May 2 for Northeastern's undergraduate commencement ceremony. The event signified a farewell to the students' college lifestyle and the beginning of a new stage in their lives. But college...

Women’s hockey: Schuler moving on

May 6, 2008

By Jared Sugerman Laura Schuler was hired to take a women's hockey program in disarray and put it back on the road to respectability. She did that, and now she is moving on. "I think she was settling into her role as a head coach. The program has certainly improved, and the...

New evaluations draw students

May 6, 2008

By Michael Napolitano More than half the students who took classes in the spring semester responded to Northeastern's new online Teacher Rating Course Evaluations (TRACE), said the Chair of the TRACE Implementation Committee James Fox. This outcome has incited a mix of optimism...

Editorial: Compromise key for janitors to find justice

May 6, 2008

Five years ago, when Northeastern's janitors first came to the Progressive Student Alliance (PSA), they wanted help in securing contract improvements that included higher wages, more efficient equipment and education about where to air grievances like supervisor abuse. Since...

Column: Accidents happen

May 6, 2008

Most of us watched the Kentucky Derby. I have made it an annual tradition. I almost always watch the derby, and if I don't watch it live, I watch the replay. I am not a horse racing enthusiast, but I always watch the Triple Crown races. It's the pomp and pageantry. It's seeing...

River Conservancy works to make Charles safe to swim in

May 6, 2008

By Chelsea Reil Summer in Boston may bring to mind the Red Sox, sunning in the Common and, if the Charles River Conservancy (CRC) has anything to say about it, swimming. The organization is working to have all Bostonians swimming in the Charles in the near future. Historically,...

Letter to the Editor: Northeastern support for the arts falls short

May 6, 2008

This past year, members of Northeastern's Concert Band program were shocked and upset to discover plans to replace our office and storage space with an art gallery. We are not against having an art gallery on campus; as fellow artists, we respect the need to showcase our talents....