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Corey preaches Christian message in Krentzman Quad

March 29, 2005

By Hailey Heinz Do you agree with Corey? Most Northeastern students were asked this question last week, whether in their mailboxes, on someone's T-shirt or at a table around campus. Although most students have never met Corey,...

Community relations hire to catch ride from BPD

March 29, 2005

By Ricky Thompson and Dinah Alobeid Administrators in the Office of Government Relations and Community Affairs would soon like to see one of their own riding in the back of a police cruiser on Friday nights. The position of "Community-Student Liaison" was posted on www.BostonWorks.com...

Letter to the editor: Facebook user says: The poke’s on you

March 29, 2005

By Don Grover This is in response to Meghan Colloton's All Hail "Pokers Must Fold" (March 16). I'm definitely not a "Promiscuous Poker" but come on Meg, does a poke really bother you that badly? I'm not going to lie, I get a little excited when I sign on to The Facebook and...

So close: Huskies fall in 10th to UConn

March 29, 2005

By Jason Richland BROOKLINE - The struggles continued for Northeastern baseball again this week. The Huskies dropped a 10-inning game to the University of Connecticut, 3-1, Tuesday afternoon and split the weekend doubleheader against Holy Cross, losing the early game, 2-1, and...

Northeastern Crime Log

March 29, 2005

Crime Log entries are selected from Northeastern's Division of Public Safety reports. Wednesday, March 23 10:30 a.m. A manager of Wollaston's in the Marino Center reported he was detaining an 18-year-old male student who had attempted to steal a bottle of DayQuil. The student...

Dissappointed with Lack of Coverage for Appreciation Day

March 29, 2005

Nadine Yaver Criminal Justice, Class 2006 President Latin American Student Organization It is with deep disappointment that I write this editorial. I honestly wish I didn't have to write anything, but the News leaves me no choice. The NU News decieved the members of the Latin...

Web browsing

March 29, 2005

By Chanel Nardone While her friends were getting ready to go out partying one Thursday night during her sophomore year, Crystal, who requested her last name not be published, decided to give in to temptation. The sociology paper she and a friend were trying to complete was...

Senior send-off

March 29, 2005

By Jill Campbell For seniors awaiting graduation, April 30 will bring the end of a college career and the beginning of "real life." But Northeastern's commencement ceremony will also bring to Boston hundreds of parents and family members eager to celebrate with their graduates....

Women’s Crew: Radcliffe sets off nine competitive weeks

March 29, 2005

Joe Wilhelm finds it easy to talk about team effort when it comes to his Northeastern women's crew squad. "I'm sitting here, I'm looking at a picture of our first race this season [Rowlands Cup] and to try and single out someone would minimize someone else's effort," the...

Housing options slimmer for summer semesters

March 29, 2005

By Lisa Kaczke Marlo Palumbo currently lives in West Village B, but due to the building closing for the summer, he has requested to move across the grassy knoll to the newer West Village H come the end of spring semester. But the move is going to be anything but easy. "I...

Dresdens doll up battle of the bands

March 29, 2005

By Ryan Menard When Boston-based, "punk cabaret" duo, the Dresden Dolls graced afterHOURS with their story Thursday, students had an opportunity as unique as the eccentric band itself. With the experience that comes from rising as underground cult favorites to major label...

Column: Two points for honesty

March 29, 2005

We could have a serious campus-wide medical emergency on our hands. It could be worse than the Hepatitis-enriched food that plagued Boston last fall and involve more people than The Facebook. What we have on our hands could be the most widespread case of frostbite this city...