Answers for the 09/07/05 issue crossword puzzle.

By Kimmy Nevas Leave your window open, and your new iPod nano may grow legs and walk away. With a little help, of course. The month of September is peak season for burglaries at off-campus apartments, said Officer John Boyle, spokesman for the Boston Police Department. Northeastern...

I was both appalled and disheartened by the comments set forth by Jim Edwards against Professor Michael Dukakis in last week's commentary ("Vigil no place for political grandstand," Sept. 14). I did not attend last Sunday's September 11 vigil so the purpose of this commentary...

By Kevin Hare Considering that the Undergroundhiphop.com store advertises itself as one of the leading distributors of hip-hop music, one might expect to see large CD and record displays upon walking in. Instead, the store, located at the corner of Massachusetts and Huntington...

The date was Aug. 10 and few people on campus were prepared for the events that were about to unfold. There it was in black and white, printed in the sex section of this very paper: handjobs. Once the Victorian women regained consciousness and men retrieved their monocles...

Get up, Syrup by Steven Stites Tuna by Evonne Davies It's funny 'cause it's true by Max Lederman

By Jordan Novet Eric Sampson loves pretzels and Gatorade, but he is also a businessman. Now, the middler entrepreneurship and small business management major has taken these love a step further, delivering snacks to students around campus. During a co-op following his sophomore...

By Jason Kornwitz Following victories in two closely contested games last week at home, the Northeastern women's soccer team looked poised to continue its winning ways when they took to Cambridge's Ohiri Field for the Harvard Crimson Invitational. Unfortunately, they hit a...

By Bessie King and Meagan Walker Hurricane Katrina has left thousands in despair and people across the country are donating food, clothes, money or anything that can help alleviate the losses. For one Northeastern student from Memphis, Tenn., the profits from a calendar full...

Its fine to take sides on how NU's money should be spent but in his article Mr. Lederman is not being fair about the debate. The "straw man fallacy" is when a writer, for example, ignores the position of the other side and substitutes a misrepresented version of that position...

Watching the Twin Towers collapse over and over. Seeing the people of New York run and scream over and over. Hearing the stories of loss of family and friends over and over. We are not allowed to forget. We must feel the confusion, the exasperation, and the pain every September...

While planning a friend's birthday bash, we decided to invite a rather attractive fellow we met through a mutual friend a while back. Upon his RSVP, somebody jokingly said, "We should find a way to get him naked." Sure enough, the party rolls around, and while chatting among...