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The Huntington News

The independent student newspaper of Northeastern University

The Huntington News

The independent student newspaper of Northeastern University

The Huntington News

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Students gear up for gift-giving season

November 29, 2005

By Allison Mudge There are 24 shopping days remaining until Christmas and as of last week it seemed most students had not started their shopping yet. "I'm not sure," said senior English and cinema studies major Stephen DeMonico of when he would start shopping. "I [wasn't]...

Women’s Basketball: Solo success can’t prevent slow start

November 29, 2005

By Erika Carrubba Sophomore guard Shaleyse Smallwood made all 12 of her attempts from the free throw line and scored 22 points in a loss to Kansas on Sunday. Senior forward Erica Sheppard had six rebounds in the team's loss to Boston University on Nov. 21. And in a loss...

Student hopes to expose ‘Vagina’ to campus

November 29, 2005

By Emily Robbins Carly Assael, this year's director of "The Vagina Monologues," said she was self-conscious the first time she saw the play as a sophomore in high school. "I went to the show with my mother. I was nervous and didn't know what to expect," Assael said. " I thought...

Women’s Hockey: Third period scoring seals 4-2 win

November 29, 2005

By Matt Foster The women's hockey team was rested and ready to go last night, defeating Brown University 4-2 at Matthews Arena. Junior forward Ashley Bielawski led the way with two goals, including the go-ahead goal in the third, while juniors Crystal Rochon and Amy Goodney...

Freshman takes ‘novel’ approach to writing

November 29, 2005

By Allison Mudge Daylight savings time. Mid-terms. Holiday shopping. November can often be a stressful, even depressing month. When could be a better time for National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo)? Every November, NaNoWriMo founders encourage aspiring writers to participate...

Despite low turnout, search forum gives students a voice

November 29, 2005

Students voiced their presidential expectations to 10 members of the committee that will select candidates to replace university President Richard Freeland last night. Despite the low turnout of about 20 students, participants voiced their concerns to the committee for close...

Xbox 360 launches to limited customers

November 29, 2005

By Kyle Sutton Television commercials, Sunday-paper catalogs, and holiday giveaways alike have all been heralding the gadget soon to be the hottest of the season: the Xbox 360. Microsoft's latest video-game system officially launched in retail stores on Tuesday, November 22,...

Editorial Cartoon

November 29, 2005

‘Urban Village’ proposed as master plan deadline approaches

November 29, 2005

By Ricky Thompson At a community task force meeting last night, neighboring community members proposed an overhaul of campus that would turn Northeastern into an "Urban Village." Northeastern administrators, on the other hand, said the plan was unrealistic and did not account...

The Hungy Husky: Holiday treats make tasty gifts for all

November 29, 2005

By Mary Eileen Gallagher Forget naughty or nice - what about price? When it comes to holiday shopping for all the people on your list this season, and I know those lists can grow awfully long, wouldn't it be wonderful to give meaningful presents to your loved ones and still...

Montreal serves up Canadian-style winter fun close to home

November 20, 2005

By Danielle Tarloff The classic spring break image may be of sunny beaches and tropical sunsets, but heading north is a viable option, too. The city of Montreal, in the province of Quebec, is a world-class location with many historical sites, a thriving nightlife and nearby...

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...