Skip to Main Content
The independent student newspaper of Northeastern University

The Huntington News

The independent student newspaper of Northeastern University

The Huntington News

The independent student newspaper of Northeastern University

The Huntington News

Campus

Northeastern Judo team

March 3, 2005

Northeastern Judo is back! After a four year lull, we're back in action. With a new leadership board and defined meaning, we're heading for national recognition. On april 2nd the team will be traveling to Philadelphia for one of the country's largest judo tournament. Expecting...

Wendy Jason

March 2, 2005

The Blue Mountain Project, a not for profit organization dedicated to educating and empowering indigenous populations of developing countries, is now offering a newly designed vacation/volunteer package. Adventure seekers can travel to Hagley Gap, a small rural village in Jamaica's...

Social Security, Medicare and Health Care: one plan

February 26, 2005

Americans' Future In One Plan I know that most of you are busy to read my book. As I explained previously that Taman Health Plan (www.trafford.com) takes care of all the health care, Medicare, Medicaid and social security. It will threw away all bureaucracies out of window....

girl scout cookies

February 24, 2005

Dear Editor, Although we are not writing in direct response to an article in your newspaper, we are responding to overwhelming question from thousands of college students: Where can we get Girl Scout cookies? It's never been easier to order a box of Girl Scout cookies. ...

response to commentary

February 24, 2005

An order of attitude for you anytime Arthur Allen couldn't be more right when he said in last week's commentary that the attitudes from cafeteria staff should be the "kind of thing I'd expect to read in the Times New Roman, not write about for the Northeastern News." While...

Broadjam Inc announces new product

February 23, 2005

For Immediate ReleaseContact: Stephanie Essex Elkins [email protected] or 608-274-5134 x 223 Broadjam announces easy, affordable web hosting for musicians Exciting milestone for independent musicians around the world February 21, 2005, Madison, WI - The future has arrived...

Letter to the Editor: Vile is the stereotyping, not the girls

February 22, 2005

If only Hilary McMurray's column ("Girls gone vile," Feb. 16) came with a disclaimer that said, "If you have seen 'Mean Girls' you already know everything in this column. Please do not read, and save yourself the frustration." It's not breaking news that girls can be inexplicably...

The final run

February 22, 2005

The way things had gone so far in the season for Northeastern track coach Sherman Hart, he couldn't help but be wary of his team's chances as he drove to Boston University on Friday for the start of the America East Championships. At first questioning how his team would fare...

Barea backs up NBA talk at BU

February 22, 2005

It was hard to miss the fire burning in the eyes of Northeastern junior guard Jose Juan Barea when he helped lead the Huskies to a 63-48 win over Boston University Sunday afternoon. With word of his intentions to declare for the NBA draft surfacing over the weekend, Barea knew...

Lawyers, public safety address students’ rights

February 22, 2005

By Lauren Underhill In addition to the approximately 50 Northeastern police officers who hold students accountable for their actions, Northeastern students also live in the shadow of the hundreds of officers that make up the Boston Police Department. With the recently buffed-up...

Student voice more like a whisper

February 22, 2005

Was it a rhetorical question? When the administration asked students for their opinion on the upcoming budget this year, it seems they were not looking for an answer. The Committee on Funding Priorities, which consists of lots of faculty and administrators and just three...

Behind the curtain

February 22, 2005

By Stephanie Peters The first installment of an on-going series chronicling the production of "Stop Kiss" by the NU Theatre Department. On Thursday evening, Ryder Hall was nearly empty, except for the third floor -- home to the Theater Department. In a large, bare acting...