By Erich Leas First of all, on behalf of NU Cycling, I apologize to any and all persons we have inadvertently hit with our bikes in any way, at any time. Clearly it's not our intent to harm anybody, but accidents happen and we apologize to anyone we've bumped into. Now, let...

Please allow a Baseball Historian to express a sentiment that I feel at the bottom of my soul. My name is Brendan Sansivero and I am a Sophomore Political Science major and the last time I wrote a column was for my high school newspaper about the trials of Maurice Clarett and...

Although there was no crackle or pop in Sunday's first game at Agganis Arena, there sure was a snap, as the Northeastern women's basketball team ended an 0-6 streak against Boston University. The ladies started the double-header off on the right note, by handing BU a 70-64...

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By Craig Roman An injury-plagued swimming and diving team hobbled into the University of Maryland-Baltimore County this past weekend for the America East Conference Championships, and nearly walked away with their sixth straight conference title. Entering the final day of...

By Ryan Menard The news last month that the Gillette Company may be bought out by home product giant Procter and Gamble left many of the razor company's employees, including its 116 Northeastern students, wondering what their future held. Co-op hopefuls will be affected as...

By Hailey Heinz Andrew Shen's office is bare, his belongings still in boxes, his desk still clear and unused. One might not know it at first, but this office is now officially Northeastern's Asian-American Center. Shen is the new director of the center, which opened yesterday...

By Rocco Colella Monday's snowstorm brought back not-so-fond memories of last month's blizzard for commuter students once again faced with the task of trudging to campus. And for some students living off campus who have said they feel frustrated by the way Northeastern treats...

Talk about being hot. The Northeastern men's basketball team entered Sunday's game against Boston University on nothing short of a tear; outscoring their previous three opponents by an average of 27 points per game, including an 82-51 drubbing of the University of Maine Wednesday...

Should Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station close 2012 or 2032? Discussion by National Experts - March 3rd -7:30 PM Pilgrim Nuclear - about to apply for license extension: The Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station located in "America's Hometown, Plymouth MA has announced that they plan...

Do any of you journalists or editors love your country enough to follow up on this story? Noel Sutter 603)661-5099 The Following is written by Sue, a middle-aged woman in Portsmouth, NH: "On Feb. 16, 2005, at the Bush event in Portsmouth, NH, a friend and I tested freedom...

Date: February 18, 2005 From: Satish Chandra, P.O. Box 381629, Cambridge, MA 02238 Telephone: 617-282-4996 FAX: 617-825-4996 E-Mail: [email protected] Webpage: www.Psychotherapy.eBoard.com Dear Editor: Harvard's president has suggested that the paucity of women in...