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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Nadine Yaver Criminal Justice Major Junior Class 2006 President, LASO In response to the editorial "Student centers getting a little too cultured" last week I have to respectfully disagree with the assessment that cultural groups and institutions serve to divide rather than...

By Cory Renzella Justin Rebello's column ("SGA needs to take a hike," Feb. 23) did not paint a pretty picture of SGA (which by the way, Justin, stands for Student Government Association), nor a very accurate one. Past SGA administrations can be thanked for a full-time sexual...

I was raped. March 5, 2002. 11 p.m. I was a sophomore at a small, private university. My ex-boyfriend and I went to a movie as friends. After the movie, he drove me back to campus and walked me back to my dorm. I thought he was just being polite. When we got to my suite,...

In every game of every sport there is one defining moment when a player with something extra steps up to the proverbial plate and decides his team simply will not lose. These moments don't have a name, but the people who make the decision to not except failure do. They are...

The Husky captain wouldn't have any of it. Following Saturday night's contest against the University of Massachusetts, the final regular season game of Jason Guerriero's Northeastern career, there was no reason to discuss personal achievements -- a deft scoring and passing...

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SGA and Public Safety distribute safety whistles The Student Government Association (SGA) collaborated with the Department of Public Safety to give out 4,000 safety whistles to students. The red plastic whistles have both the organizations' logos and the SGA Web site address,...

By Paul Lehnus Every college, every university, tries to offer something unique to prospective students, something each claims others cannot - community, diversity, athletics, location, affordability, prestige or the latest technology. Northeastern is no different and its...

Freshman journalism major Kim Burdett is looking forward to leaving her Stetson East residence hall and moving into upperclass housing next fall. However, one obstacle stands in her way:

For many on the outside, being a Resident Assistant (RA) sounds like a sweet deal. Free room and board for keeping tabs on the students of your floor. A few proctor shifts here, a "lost my keys call" there, but overall, it has been worth it for most who sign up. That is, until...