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...

By Timothy Coughlin On Dec. 5, President Richard Freeland and the university community will celebrate Northeastern University Night at Black Nativity, an annual event in its 34th year. Black Nativity, which is put on at The Tremont Temple on Tremont Street, boasts 16 showings...

Boston band Static of the Gods will play tomorrow at the New England Popfest, which runs through Saturday at the Abbey Lounge in Somerville. The three-day long festival is a celebration of New England's favorite pop rock musicians. Lasting three days, the festival will showcase...

Less than a year ago, Chad Urmston was performing before a crowd of 110,000 fans along the Charles River at the Hatch Shell. Last Friday, Kappa Sigma brought Urmston - formerly of the seminal rock trio Dispatch - back to his native Boston, only this time the venue of choice...

The relationship between the athlete and fan has changed. Sports fans gave always been inextricably seen as blind sheep or overly-critical hecklers. The real fan is somewhere in between. Until recently, those who got a little rowdy...

By Matt Foster Fans who watched the Huskies play the Providence Friars on Saturday saw two Husky squads, first witnessing the Dogs falling behind 3-0 to the reigning league champs, only to watch that same team stage a remarkable comeback to force overtime. While the Huskies...

By Allison Mudge A case will go before the United States Supreme Court March 1 that will represent several years of work - most of it done by Northeastern Law School students and law professor Peter Enrich. The case, Cuno v. DaimlerChrysler, involves the constitutionality...

By Adam Riglian Friday's Great Dane Classic showcased some fine performances from individual throwers and runners, but as senior Derek Anderson put it, "not a single coach or athlete will ever be satisfied with a fifth place finish." coach Sherman Hart also noted that while...

The Council for University Programs (CUP) held its first general council meeting of the semester and its first ever Roll-Out Meeting last Wednesday, inviting comments and suggestions from the student body. The meeting was designed to make newcomers feel at ease, recapping the...