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The Huntington News

The independent student newspaper of Northeastern University

The Huntington News

The independent student newspaper of Northeastern University

The Huntington News

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Singer Amos looks toward future

March 8, 2005

By Megan Fraser When Tori Amos entered the music industry in 1980 at age 17, she had no idea what to expect. Now, 25 years and nine albums later, she's taking on 2005 excited about her tour, her future and her new projects. The year is already shaping up to be a career milestone...

Lucky No. 1

March 8, 2005

By Jessica Weed Junior girls with top lottery numbAs the line of students descended the spiral staircase into SpeareCommons last night, Masiel Lantigua and Cynthia Burgos were at the front of the pack, securing their room for next year. Lantigua, a junior dual major in accounting...

Letter to the Editor: We advise you to take another look 2

March 8, 2005

By Ilona Carroll The commentary by Jason Zaler ("Poli Sci advisors:

Editorial Cartoon

March 8, 2005

Commentary: Bond’s comments give reader ‘roid rage’

March 8, 2005

By Brendan Sansiverois The last time I wrote a column was for my high school newspaper about the trials of Maurice Clarett. It is only on very special occasions I feel the need to express my opinion in print about the sports world. Today, I was prompted by the grotesque behavior...

Tension `mounts

March 8, 2005

Yes it's March; however, the Northeastern men's basketball team isn't experiencing any madness. No, after two convincing wins over the University of Maine, 86-73, and Stony Brook University, 90-79, in last weekend's America East tournament, the feeling on Huntington Avenue...

Wakefield flexes his knuckler in spring debut

March 8, 2005

FORT MYERS, Fla. - It works wonders, that knuckleball. For 10 seasons, Red Sox mainstay Tim Wakefield has been an invaluable presence in both the Red Sox pitching rotation and bullpen, remaining one of the most respected and important members of the clubhouse. Friday in...

Snow end in sight

March 8, 2005

By Chris Brook Citing rain and an impending 3 to 6 inches of snow, Northeastern canceled day and night classes at all campuses after 4 p.m. Tuesday. The cancellation is the third this semester. Director of Communications Fred McGrail said the extraordinary weather the city...

House Hunting

March 8, 2005

By Meghan Colloton The housing packets are mailed and the lottery numbers are in.

Tracksters finish indoor season

March 8, 2005

By Jason Richland The season is all over for Northeastern indoor track. The Northeastern women's indoor track team finished 10th at the ECAC championships Saturday and Sunday at the Reggie Lewis Center and the men's team finished 35th at the IC4A championship at Boston University....

Stem cell debate divides Mass., Northeastern

March 8, 2005

By Ricky Thompson Freshman Lauren Erickson relies on an insulin pump to provide her body with the appropriate amount of sugar throughout the day. Seven years ago the athletic training major was diagnosed with type one diabetes, a condition that has altered her day-to-day activities....

Letter to the Editor: Student centers getting a little too cultured

March 8, 2005

By Ellen Emily Lau I am all for the university supporting the minority groups on campus. Being a minority myself, I understand how being in a new environment where people are of diverse backgrounds can be intimidating and overwhelming at times. By the university creating all...