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The Huntington News

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Editorial Cartoon

May 31, 2005

The A-team

May 31, 2005

By Jason Richland The New England Intercollegiate Baseball Association announced the roster for the 2005 Division I All-Star team which includes Northeastern University senior Tim Bush and juniors Arman Sidhu and Chris Emanuele. The team, consisting of Division I college players...

Northeastern Crime Log

May 31, 2005

Crime Log entries are selected from Northeastern's Division of Public Safety reports. Wednesday, May 18 8:30 a.m. A 21-year-old male student reported his cell phone missing after leaving it on the second floor of Snell Library. Noon A female staff member in Robinson Hall...

Track: Season winding down

May 31, 2005

Northeastern junior pole vaulter Laura Chmielewski was the lone Husky to qualify for the NCAA Championships at this weekend's NCAA East Regional Championships held in the Bronx, N.Y. In a jump-off for the fifth and final automatic qualifying spot, she cleared 12-feet-8.75-inches...

You can come home again, but why?

May 31, 2005

It's time for a pop quiz. Please name last year's Homecoming king and queen. If you got one of those dumfounded President Bush looks, you're not alone. Homecoming at NU is about students coming together to celebrate their school spirit. So naturally, most everyone stays home...

Husky Happenings

May 31, 2005

Globe and New York Times free on campus for summer Free issues of The Boston Globe and The New York Times will be available on campus throughout the summer, the Student Government Association announced in Senate last week. During the fall semester, the Boston Herald was provided...

No. 1 and done

May 31, 2005

By Jason Richland The baseball season ended abruptly on Friday in Burlington, Vt. for the Northeastern Huskies. The day began with promise as the Huskies defeated Binghamton the previous day, 7-3, in the double elimination America East conference tournament, but a 12-0 loss...

Commentary: Consistency key to scholarship payday

May 31, 2005

By Jason Zaler On a lazy summer day in the near future, you will saunter down the driveway to the mailbox. Inside will be an envelope whose contents become more familiar each and every year. It's your offer for financial aid, and it looks surprisingly similar to last year's....

Double Bubble

May 31, 2005

By Dinah Alobeid The Esquerre twins spent Memorial Day weekend receiving encouragement and praise from their extended family members at a slew of barbecues. The reason for the outpouring of support: Joyce, a sophomore communications major, and Vivian, a sophomore criminal justice...

An early start

May 31, 2005

Hoping to jumpstart a lagging sense of Husky pride during the Homecoming season, students and faculty have begun planning this fall's festivities earlier than usual. Set for October 10 through 16, this year's Homecoming will look to reach "as many students, faculty, alumni...

New program allows free legal music downloading

May 31, 2005

The downloading service which began at Northeastern may soon be making a full circle return back to campus. Universities around the country have caught on to a new program which allows students to download unlimited songs through Napster, free of charge. Schools such as...

Art Society debuts in CSC

May 31, 2005

By Rocco Colella Northeastern students proudly displayed their works of art last week in the Curry Student Center in what is hoped to be the first annual student art exhibition show. Erin Genett, the president of the newly formed Art Society of Northeastern, said she hopes...