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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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Commentary: Immigration policy amnesty irrational

November 29, 2005

A new immigration policy is coming to the U.S. and it isn't floating in on an inner tube. This week President Bush outlined plans to create new jails to make deportation a quicker process for illegal immigrants and having a "temporary worker program" that would allow immigrants...

A Diary From Afar: Lauren Underhill

November 29, 2005

This is the final entry in the bi-weekly diary following the journey of a Northeastern student studying abroad in London. As London has been busily putting up Christmas decorations for the past month and a half, I realized CVS and every mall back home isn't as over- the-top...

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...

Asian-American Center attracts diverse book club members

November 29, 2005

By Chris Estrada In their most recent attempt to gain prominence on campus this semester, Northeastern's new Asian American Center has launched a book club revolving around books told through the eyes of Asian-Americans, but with themes members of any race can appreciate. The...

Sexuality on TV heating up, study says

November 29, 2005

By Cora Hilts Whether it be Carrie, Miranda, Samantha and Charlotte discussing masturbation over martinis or explicit scenes depicting threesomes between Christian, Kimber and the seductive Detective McGraw, it seems as though sex is the new way to draw viewers back to the television...

Husky Happenings

November 29, 2005

SGA requests professors honor activities period The Student Government Association (SGA) passed a resolution last Thursday recommending the university make a renewed effort not to schedule any academic events during activities period. It passed unanimously. Senators who drafted...

Forks and Spoons: In relationships, holidays a family affair

November 29, 2005

With Chrismukkah right around the corner, bank accounts everywhere are shrinking to new lows and overdraft fees are running rampant. Luckily for me, I experience this financial strain more than once a year, so the stress of having no money has evaded me. You can't miss something...

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...

Cancun still hotspot

November 20, 2005

By Chris Brook Despite being battered by 150 mile- per- hour winds, sea surges and $8 billion in damages after Hurricane Wilma last month, tourism officials said 90 percent of Mexico's iconic spring break destination, Cancun, is projected to be up and running by mid-December....