By Stephen Babcock In the coming weeks, a new type of coffee could be making an appearance in campus dining halls, said Chartwells manager Rudy Simchak. The coffee won't be distinct for its flavor, but would be sealed with the mark of "Fair Trade Certified." The Progressive...

While most people are anxiously awaiting the first sign of warm weather, Marc Laderman dreads the first two weekends of summer. Laderman, who lives on Gainsborough Street, has a small son, and said when the first two weekends of the summer semester roll around, sleep is...

Crime Log entries are selected from Northeastern's Division of Public Safety reports. Tuesday, March 8 Noon A Resident Assistant (RA) smelled marijuana coming from 780 Columbus Ave. in the same apartment where two students admitted to smoking marijuana March 6 after a pipe was...

By Justin Rebello

I may have just discovered a sure-fire way to become famous, a source of public eye-candy and success: Have a celebrity for a relative. I realize situations of limelight families can be traced throughout time, with parents or siblings paving the way for future successes....

Sophomore accounting major Jesse Arman could be Miss June. Junior architecture major Ludo Douglas might be Miss November, and sophomore physical therapy major Katie Lang will pose for the cover. These girls and at least seven others will appear in a calendar the fraternity...

Date: March 14, 2005 From: Satish Chandra, P. O. Box 381629, Cambridge, MA 02238, U.S.A. Telephone: 617-282-4996 FAX: 617-825-4943 E-Mail: [email protected] Web Page: www.Psychotherapy.eBoard.com Dear Editor: Not only is the work of one of the recipients (R. D....

Northeastern students have become the scape goat for all the irresponsible behavior occuring in our city (I say "our" although we are constantly reminded that it is anything but ours). This is not a conclusion I arrived at by making assumptions. I was told directly by an...

Question for the debate: I want to see if these questions are getting sent to me, question mark?

Honest concerns based on wrong assumptions. In a nutshell, that sums up Ms. Lau's opinion that the new Asian American Center will damage the diversity of the campus ("Student centers getting a little too cultured," Feb 9th). I agree with her belief that the creating of "all...

By Serena Enger, PSA Past President Looking Ahead: Leadership Boston Public Library ...Over the past three years, as I served the PSA Professional Staff Association as Vice President and President, I've seen the Public Library become an increasingly chaotic place in which to...

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