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The Huntington News

The independent student newspaper of Northeastern University

The Huntington News

The independent student newspaper of Northeastern University

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Men’s Basketball: NU loses in double OT

January 10, 2006

By Jason Kornwitz In an up-tempo, back and forth affair that extended into double overtime, the Towson Tigers managed to edge the Huskies, 77-75 Sunday at Solomon Court to extend NU's losing streak to four. Senior guard Maralene Zwarich totaled 19 points and 10 rebounds, senior...

Letter to the Editor – Job-search blues: not a surprise at all

January 10, 2006

As a graduate of NU with a B.S. in journalism, I totally see where Stephen Sears is coming from in his last column ("Job-search blues," Dec. 7). However, picking journalism as your major, you should have expected this and accepted that you probably won't land your dream job right...

Solving the ‘summer problem’

January 10, 2006

In December, Northeastern's faculty senate approved a resolution that will, if higher authorities give the OK, limit students' abilities to take courses at schools other than Northeastern during the summer. Why? The administration is looking to make a Northeastern education...

Women’s Hockey: Dogs drop fourth straight

January 10, 2006

By Matt Foster The delights and comforts of home are enough to keep anyone in a good mood. Any jovial feelings the women's hockey team felt, however, have vanished after losing two straight games. The Huskies looked shaky at best, losing their first two games after a four-week...

Commentary: SGA looks toward 2007 for direct elections

January 10, 2006

SGA. Student Government. President of the student body. Do these words mean anything to you? You may not know that the Student Government determines where a portion of your tuition goes, or that we fought to extend library hours for finals, or that we demanded restrictions...

Swimming: Huskies beat former CAA champs in Orange Bowl

January 10, 2006

The rest and relaxation of winter break was cut short a week early for the Northeastern swimming and diving team. The girls headed to Key Largo, Fla., for a week of rigorous training and conditioning before competing in the Orange Bowl Swim Classic, one of the many events that...

Commentary: Military provides funds, not just guns

January 10, 2006

I am in disgust about a recent quote by a Northeastern Student in a Boston Globe article ("Protestors target military recruiters on campus," Dec. 7). The article covered a protest outside a military recruiting office on Tremont Street. These demonstrators were protesting against...

Women’s Basketball: NU loses in double OT

January 10, 2006

By Jason Kornwitz In an up-tempo, back and forth affair that extended into double overtime, the Towson Tigers managed to edge the Huskies, 77-75 Sunday at Solomon Court to extend NU's losing streak to four. Senior guard Maralene Zwarich totaled 19 points and 10 rebounds, senior...

Commentary: National IDs would stop subliminal profiling

January 10, 2006

I am 22. Have been for five months. Simple math would conclude I've been of legal drinking age for 17 months. Yet three weeks ago at Tiki Room on Landsdowne Street, I wasn't allowed in by the bouncer. Not because I was too drunk (really, I wasn't). Because I am from Rhode...

Men’s Basketball: Promising start takes turn for worst

January 10, 2006

The last time The Northeastern News went to press was Dec. 7. That night the men's basketball team demolished Towson, 89-67 for their first home victory in the Colonial Athletic Association. At the time, NU was scoring 88.4 points per game, fourth-best in the nation, and...

Editorial Cartoon

January 10, 2006

Track ‘ Field: Junior breaks Northeastern record in 60-meter dash

January 10, 2006

By Adam Riglian The men's and women's track teams both came away with victories Saturday in dual meet competition against Harvard at Gordon Track. The teams won by scores of 74-71 and 68-59, respectively. Senior Derek Anderson (10) and junior Christian Tirella (10.5) led...