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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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Northeastern Crime Log

August 9, 2005

Crime Log entries are selected from Northeastern's Division of Public Safety reports. Tuesday, July 26 7:45 p.m. Residential Life staff in Burstein Hall reported someone had been tampering with the washers and dryers in the laundry room in an attempt to do laundry for free....

Husky Sport Briefs

August 9, 2005

Huskies at Olympic tryouts The U.S. Olympic women's hockey team has announced its rosters for the upcoming Olympic selection camps, which will determine the team being sent to Torino, Italy, in February. Three former Huskies, goaltender Chanda Gunn, forward Brooke Whitney...

Editorial Cartoon

August 9, 2005

Soldier back to classes after serving in Iraq, will return to duty

August 9, 2005

By Kaitlin Keane The third in a series of stories chronicling members of Northeastern University called for duty in Iraq. After a bumpy freshman year, Jonathan Janiec

Midwest band finds politics ‘in fashion’

August 9, 2005

If this is indeed the "age of no feeling" as Koufax frontman Rob Suchan laments on his band's new single "Why Bother At All?" then Koufax is, unfortunately, failing to assimilate to the very era they have just declared. And it works wonderfully to their favor. Over the span...

Ainscough named men’s soccer coach

August 9, 2005

Newly hired Northeastern men's soccer coach, Brian Ainscough, has a natural affinity for Boston. Since his second stint in coaching at Boston College in 1992, Ainscough, like many Irish-Americans, has found the 3,441-mile difference between his native Dublin and the Hub to...

Librarian pulls her weight as strongwoman

August 9, 2005

By day, Diann Smothers works as "The Mighty Librarian," a research and instruction business librarian who not only works at the reference desk in Snell Library, but along with 13 other research and instruction librarians, teaches 10,000 students a year. By night, she assumes...

Commentary: Romney on the pill

August 9, 2005

By Michael Amato By vetoing the emergency contraception bill last week, Gov. Mitt Romney cleared up any remaining doubt about where he's concerned about lives, and it isn't in Massachusetts. The fact he's more focused on running for president than running the Commonwealth is...

Turning the ‘Tide’ on art

August 9, 2005

By Dinah Alobeid While walking toward her art display on Avery Street, Sophia Ainslie stopped to call attention to the ground where tiny flecks of material embedded in the concrete reflected in a shiny, almost jewel-like manner. "I'm interested in seeing beauty in places...

Waiting is the hardest part

August 9, 2005

All good things come to those who wait. Apparently, the Student Government Association (SGA) never got that memo. In a hurried attempt to continue their seemingly never-ending damage control, the SGA held a special election last week to fill several holes on their executive...

Bridging the gap

August 9, 2005

By Ricky Thompson When junior communications major Julie Zivic began co-op in New York nearly two years ago, she had no idea how many opportunities were still ahead. In addition to gathering lifelong contacts and valuable work experience while interning on the MTV show "Made,"...

Sox collector’s edition set hits a homerun

August 9, 2005

Red Sox fans no longer have to pinch themselves everyday. They need only make a one-time pinch to their wallet. All 11 games to Red Sox glory are now available on DVD in one comprehensive package released by A'E Home Video, from Game 1 of the ALCS to the clinching Game 4...