Court date set for Gnomon in coursepack copyright case Gnomon Copy, the copy shop that provides Northeastern classrooms with photocopied coursepacks, is on track to go to trial in the spring or summer of 2007, said Susan Stenger, an attorney for Gnomon. The copy shop was sued...

The date will be Feb. 5, 2006 - the day formerly known as Patriots Day (or Brady Day, or Belichick Day

Sam Burr's commentary about library hours ("Snell snoozes as students seek study," Jan. 25) included key information that was erroneous. As Dean of Libraries for Northeastern University and as the representative of the Student Government Association (SGA), we would like to set...

By Matthew J. Nielsen Crime Log entries are selected from Northeastern's Division of Public Safety reports. Monday, January 23 9:30 a.m. Staff in Churchill Hall reported an iPod missing from an office on the fourth floor. 3 p.m. An 18-year-old female student reported her...

So, I've been driving for three-plus years now and for the most part I love it, especially driving by myself. The sense of freedom; play whatever music I want, as loud as you want. But I'm a New Yorker, and these Massachusetts drivers are really burning my toast lately. Does...

With plans for this year's Springfest already underway, I, like so many others, find myself completely apathetic to the whole event. Counting last year's Springfest make-up, Fallfest, this spring will mark my third CUP-delivered concert in my Northeastern career. However, I have...

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How many clicks does it take to get to the center of an advising issue? Too many. As it stands now, a student must click 3.17 times, on average, to reach the advising section of a Northeastern college from the university's main site. Why not simplify? Online accessibility...

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Take a stroll down by Government Center if you want to see the essence of Boston. Walk by Quincy Market. Stop for a bite at Faneuil Hall. Pick up a bag of tomatoes, oranges or grapes from the foul-mouthed vendors at the Farmers' Market if you have a chance. And then look upward:...

During World War II, between five and seven million Jews were killed in death camps and through other means of torture at the hands of a hate-fueled Nazi regime bent on wiping out their race. This is not the first time a vengeful group of people has short-sightedly attempted...