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The Huntington News

The independent student newspaper of Northeastern University

The Huntington News

The independent student newspaper of Northeastern University

The Huntington News

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Orwellian satire debuts at Blackman

October 21, 2007

Big Brother is watching you. With those words, George Orwell's "1984" embodies the ideas of government control over society. The Center for the Arts brought The Actors' Gang, a Los Angeles-based group founded in 1981 and directed by Academy Award-winning actor Tim Robbins,...

Men’s Hockey: Split games open NU season

October 21, 2007

By Jonathan Raymond The men's hockey team opened its regular season play this weekend with its customary toughness and physicality. The Huskies played two hard-fought games, winning an overtime thriller against Providence 3-2 and then falling to No. 1 North Dakota 3-0 in a struggle...

Football: Turnovers trigger loss

October 21, 2007

By Chris Estrada It could be argued that with four wins in a row, and 20 in their last 23 meetings, the UMass Minutemen had Northeastern's number for some time before Saturday's game in Amherst. UMass shot out to a 14-0 lead by the second quarter, forced five NU turnovers...

Letter to the Editor: T-Radio may drown magic moments

October 21, 2007

One of my favorite Boston memories is from freshman year, when I walked down the steps at Park Street to get from the Green Line to the Red Line. The lower level was completely packed on all sides, resulting in what would normally be a very hot and unhappy atmosphere. However,...

Forks and Spoons: Rising birth control prices raises concern

October 21, 2007

Birth control pills have become somewhat of a hot commodity these days as women become increasingly aware of their bodies and the risks associated with unsafe sex. However, many women feel uncomfortable talking about the subject publicly. So, let's get informed. "The pill,"...

Students show Uganda support

October 21, 2007

By Jenara Gardner Ugandans and local college students gathered at the Boston Common last Saturday, to participate in Boston's second annual Gulu Walk. The Gulu Walk is a worldwide event that took place in more than 80 cities in 15 countries to raise money and awareness...

A team’s fate in question

October 21, 2007

By Matt Foster and Ricky Thompson Peter Roby, who became athletics director last July, said he has met with coaches and staff to evaluate his department "in relation to where we'd like it to be and where it should be." "You have to weigh the needs of the Athletics Department...

Men’s Soccer: Win, loss on the road

October 21, 2007

By Maggie Cassidy The men's soccer team split its weekend road trip, taking a win 3-1 over Virginia Commonwealth Friday and a 3-2 loss against James Madison University yesterday to move to 5-8 (3-3 Colonial Athletic Association (CAA)) on the season. Freshman forward Nick...

Letter to the Editor: Hazing unwelcome by Northeastern Greeks

October 21, 2007

Since the university's recent signing of the new anti-hazing statute, there has been some discussion of how Greek organizations have previously handled hazing. Northeastern sororities enforce a strict anti-hazing policy. The Panhellenic Council is the governing body of the five...

Sexapades

October 21, 2007

It was mid summer of 2006 in my hot and sticky Boston apartment. My girlfriend at the time and I were sprawled out on my couch. It was my turn to be pleased. Getting some hot fellatio always helps me get through the dog days of summer.

In their honor

October 21, 2007

An acupuncturist sings lead, while a teacher plays bass. A web designer mans the drums and the rhythm guitarist is into online marketing. Green Day tribute band Basket Case paid homage to one of its favorite musical acts at afterHOURS Saturday. It shared a bill with Foo Fighters...

Vegetarians pitch healthy alternatives

October 21, 2007

Michele Tabora displayed four tubs of Italian ice, with flavors like "Lipsmakin' Lemon," "Mm Mm Mango" and "Watch Hill Watermelon." She smiled and apologized as visitors demanded a taste of the product. "Sorry, but there are no samples right now," she said. Tabora, manager...