By Justin Rebello Remember that episode of "Friends" when Ross and Rachel got together? Of course you do. They watch that video where Rachel was stood up on her prom night, and it's revealed that Ross had gotten prepared to take her instead. Then, at the last second, Rachel's...

By Stephanie Peters The notion that forensic investigators could use hair samples to reveal a person's involvement with explosives sounds like a storyline pulled from primetime television, but how realistic is it? Jimmie Oxley, a University of Rhode Island chemistry professor,...

By Ricky Popolizio A week into spring, the Northeastern men's and women's track teams still had to deal with winter weather in hosting the Snowflake Classic on Saturday at Solomon Track in Dedham.

Speaking as a journalist I must say the April Fools joke you pulled on your readers was inappropriate. What you print should be fact, otherwise readers are not going to trust you. I realize not all your reporters are journalists so please review your code of ethics with them....

By Hailey Heinz Starting this fall, Northeastern students will be able to get care for the body and for the mind, all in one location. Plans are in the works to renovate the Lane Health Center building on Forsyth Street that will both modernize and expand it. While employees...

By Ricky Thompson When the doors leading to the Frost Lounge opened for business last Thursday, nearly a dozen students were there, waiting. For the third time in four days, Senior Week tickets were on sale inside. Leading the pack was Pat Sullivan, who had already decided...

By Eric Kolber I can't agree with Jack Weiland's presumption of "forever failure" for the Northeastern hockey program (March 23). The coaching change doesn't have to be an acrimonious process and it doesn't appear it is. Coach Bruce Crowder gave it a shot, but it didn't quite...

By Elizabeth Dudek Adriana Campos woke up on the floor of a West Village G classroom last Wednesday to find the Resident Student Association (RSA) General Council staring at her. Campos, who was running for the position of vice president for administration for RSA, had taken...

Senate changes Spring Break dates again Faculty Senate approved a resolution last week to schedule next year's Spring Break one week earlier than planned - still a week later than it was this year. After the senate voted last month to push Spring Break back two weeks, they...

By Chris Estrada Springfest 2005 is about to begin, and this time, it doesn't look like anything - or anyone - is going to keep parts of it from happening. A wide array of events will occur throughout the week-long celebration, which runs April 4-9 on the Northeastern campus....

By Rob LaMothe That title is a blatant rip off, but it works perfectly to describe what I do every time I head to the library to print something out. Now, when I say every time, I'm not including those early morning rush jobs when I'm finishing a lab report at 5 a.m. three...