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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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Spare some rage racist and offensive

October 3, 2005

Nadine Yaver, Criminal Justice Major, Senior, [email protected] "Spare some Rage" Racist and Offensive After reading the highly offensive "Spare some Rage" article, I was saddened and angered by Justin's and the News' ignorance when it comes to human struggle and poverty....

Dr. Chandler

October 3, 2005

She just made William Bennett sound like a genius, except in her case the "crime" was intellectual dishonesty. It's too bad that the infanticide in her case can't be made retroactive.... Gary Johnson

Women of Color Only

October 2, 2005

It is a shame that Northeastern has endorsed the balkanization of American culture to the point where the director of an NU program would feel quite comfortable in excluding people from attending an NU function because of race. I hope the Alumni Office reads reactions to Dr....

Robin Chandler – Racist

October 2, 2005

It is unbelievable that a University would allow such a blatant racist to remain on its staff. She should be immediately fired! Chandler said "I think it's a shame that one or two white students based on white privilege, a lack of awareness of racial issues and a lack of generosity...

An Old College Jersey

October 1, 2005

An Old College Jersey Few things improve with age. After fine wine, blue jeans, and an old beat up college jersey you may be hard pressed to think of things that truly improve with age, and even at a loss to come up with things that actually become better the older they look....

Letter in response to “Forum opened to all after discrimination complaints”

September 29, 2005

Cristin O'Leary Senior, 2006, Political Science, [email protected] After reading Alex Pauline's article, "Forum opened to all after discrimination complaints," I am left extremely disappointed by the statements of Professor Robin Chandler. Having had Professor Chandler in...

Finding the right mix

September 28, 2005

By Kevin Williamson and Kristin Bush For some students, scheduling co-op can be a job in itself. Northeastern University is the premier co-operative education school in the country. A majority of students attending NU were attracted to the option of getting hands-on work experience,...

Column: Speak to the Beat

September 28, 2005

How did that old commercial go? As two grocery shoppers collide, one exclaims, "You got chocolate in my peanut butter!" and the other answers, "You got peanut butter in my chocolate!" While the result, Reese's peanut butter cups, was delicious, such combinations are not...

All Hail: Spare some rage

September 28, 2005

Can I tell you a secret? OK. Don't tell anyone. I'm going to commit a murder. Several, in fact. But don't worry. It's nobody who will be missed. No, the people on my kill list are annoying, hostile and represent the downfall of Western civilization. No, it is not the cast...

Film Screening

September 28, 2005

MASSACHUSETTS FILM FESTIVAL PREMIERE OF "THE GAY MARRIAGE THING" DIRECTED BY MA RESIDENT STEPHANIE HIGGINS BOSTON, MA - Several weeks after the Massachusetts legislature voted down a hotly debated marriage amendment, the highly anticipated debut documentary from award-winning...

Forum opened to all after discrimination complaints, By Alex Pauline,

September 28, 2005

September 29, 2005 President Richard Freeland Northeastern University 110 Churchill Hall 360 Huntington Ave. Boston, MA 02115 Cc: Northeastern News via online submission Michael Morin Dear Mr. President, As an alumni living outside the Boston area I receive an electronic...

Jazzfest brings jumbalaya jams to Beantown

September 27, 2005

By Kyle Sutton Family and friends exchanged hugs and handshakes amid the sounds of live music Saturday afternoon at the fifth annual Beantown Jazz Festival. From noon to 7 p.m., the strip of Columbus Avenue between Massachusetts Avenue and Burke Street was transformed into a...