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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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Student leaders reflect on recent diversity events

November 29, 2005

The past six months at Northeastern have brought diversity issues to the forefront, including stereotyping, minority representation among faculty and a lack of diverse events on campus. While this discussion has sometimes been divisive, it has also brought student groups together...

Column: ‘Fascinating’ in name only

November 29, 2005

It's that time of year again. While the rest of the country polishes the holiday china, Barbara Walters has awoken from her suspended animation to proclaim from the mountaintops (OK, just her primetime pulpit) the most fascinating people from this past year. Walters took...

Quality through quantity

November 29, 2005

With the search for a new Freeland underway, Tuesday night was the ultimate opportunity for students to have a voice in the selection of their new president. Students were invited to attend a forum at Snell Engineering, of which the presidential search was the primary topic....

Fall concert honors memory of late biology professor

November 29, 2005

By Julia Gall Standing before an audience in Blackman Auditorium, Director of Bands Allen Feinstein remembered his longtime friend, professor Charles Ellis. Ellis, who passed away unexpectedly last summer, taught courses in genetics and developmental biology at Northeastern...

Comics

November 29, 2005

Tuna by Evonne Davies It's funny 'cause it's true by Max Lederman

Gettin’ Lucky in No. 8

November 29, 2005

By Allison Mudge Ask around for the definition of "hooking up" and it's likely everyone will have a different response. Meeting a guy or girl, kissing, taking someone home, sex - and everything in between - "hooking up" is a loosely-used phrase without a clear meaning. Regardless...

Jamaica offers parties and laid-back attitude for break

November 20, 2005

By Allison Mudge Spring break in Jamaica traditionally consists of partying on one of the most laid-back islands in the Caribbean, which some say creates a perfect balance between relaxation and festivity. "The clubs are really good," said Matt Feehan, a junior management...

Students volunteer spring vacation time

November 20, 2005

By Derek Hawkins For students seeking a more constructive way to spend spring break, the Northeastern Center of Community Service offers the opportunity to do volunteer work through its Alternative Spring Break program. "This is a great opportunity to see another city, another...

Big Apple Entertainment

November 20, 2005

By Leah Fielding The Big Apple is the perfect place for those who prefer a more sophisticated spring break escape, and it is close enough to Boston that even students on co-op can get away for a weekend. From Broadway to Canal Street to museums and art galleries, there is something...

South Padre Island a hidden hotspot for northerners

November 20, 2005

By Laura Moran Although a relatively unknown vacation spot for northern students, South Padre Island is a popular spring break destination in Texas and a well-kept secret in United States beach locations. With Mexico just 30 miles away, this area is known as one of the nicest,...

Key West opens doors to sun, sand and song

November 20, 2005

Why not waste away in Margaritaville this spring break? Key West, Fla., the inspiration for many Jimmy Buffet songs, is known for its laid back attitude and easygoing population, according to www.pubclub.com. During the day, visitors can relax on the beach, play volleyball...

Vegas a good gamble for break

November 20, 2005

By Dinah Alobeid Las Vegas might not be the first location that comes to mind when contemplating a great spring break getaway. But for the over-21 crowd seeking an alternative to sun, sand and wet t-shirt contests, Vegas could be the perfect choice. Yes, Vegas is best known...