By Ricky Thompson After nearly two years of development, Clyde Mitchell may have finally found the answer for students interested in going on the road without arriving in the red. Since its launch last March,, Mitchell's Web Site, www.-RideCheck.com, has been providing users...

Tim Judy didn't wait long to grab a Cup. No, not the Stanley Cup still being held by the champion members of the Tampa Bay Lightning, but the Kelly Cup, the prized trophy of the East Coast Hockey League. The former Northeastern blue-liner joined fellow Husky alumnus Leon...

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On behalf of our student organizations, we publicly state our disagreement with the Council of University Program's (CUP) decision to remove the Culture and Diversity position. It was stated the position was removed because "most events CUP organizes are diverse and there are...

At the end of the cartoon, I felt sorry for the couple because I felt they were being discriminated against until they said no matter how insulting and paranoid the american dad was he was better than having a black neighbor? What's that all about?

Major new development for human energy and performance World Class Athletes and Coaches Use the LifeWave Technology To Improve Performance LifeWave, LLC has recently launched a new energy performance enhancing product that utilizes the human bodies' electromagnetic field without...

It is a flawless gift idea. And it led me to musical redemption, one could say. Each year, in an attempt to save ourselves the time and money of shopping for holiday gifts, my friends and I make mix CDs of the best music released in that calendar year. It acts not only as...

By Meghan Colloton Hidden behind the YMCA, inside an office in Cullinane Hall that formerly served as the Computer Science building, a small staff called the Space Planning and Design Department scrambles amongst carpet and paint samples to make the school aesthetically pleasing....

Hello Northeastern News, I recently picked up a copy of the Northeastern News a week or two ago, and noticed the new column entitled "sexcapades." I was shocked at the moment that the paper would lower its standards so much as to include such a section. I would think that...

By Dinah Alobeid When Danielle Ouellette, a member of Campus Girl Scouts (CGS), first heard about a sorority completely dedicated to community service, she was immediately interested. "I thought it seemed like a good way to be able to be involved in community service besides...

By Keith Dunn It's summertime in Boston and that means a great many things to do, or at least that is what the Student Activities Office is trying to get out. Summester 2005 is boasting 33 activities to take part in over the 14-week term. The office was out and about campus...

The 2004-05 athletic year played out like an old-time western for Northeastern. The Huskies entered their final year as a member of the America East like a badass-gunslinger preparing for one final showdown with the rivals he spent the past 26 years learning how to hate (The...