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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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Groove is in the Heart

February 8, 2005

You may have tapped the wallet, reserved your table and ordered the flowers, but when it comes to this year's Valentine's Day, have you thought of sitting down and making that perfect playlist for your special someone? Haneen Arafat, SIRIUS Satellite Radio's Love channel programmer,...

International carnevale’s prize is diversity

February 8, 2005

By Chanel Nardone What started out as a design on a necktie has exploded into a two-month long celebration of culture. Scott Quint, director of the International Student ' Scholar Institute (ISSI), was first inspired to begin holding an International Carnevale from a Mardi...

Swimmers dunked by Eagles in finale

February 8, 2005

By Craig Roman After a 6-0 start, the 2005 Northeastern swimming and diving team finished the season with an overall record of 6-4 and 3-1 in the conference. Coach Roy Coates sees an injury-plagued season and schedule that included the best teams the Northeast has to offer as...

Mens’ Basketball: Huskies fall short against first place UVM, 72-64

February 8, 2005

The University of Vermont has it. Not just the best record in the America East, 12-0, or the best player, Taylor Coppenrath. They have it. They have that unidentifiable intangible that makes great teams great, and on Saturday in front of their ninth-straight sellout, they showed...

Wind Farm on Cape Cod

February 8, 2005

I'm a poor inlander from Cape Cod, and am against the wind farm. It's not likely going to cost less than electricity. I grew up a short driving distance from the ocean, and know I wouldn't want to see it obstructed with a wind farm. There are already tourists who occupy that...

Husky Happenings

February 8, 2005

Admin. presents Campus Fee findings to SGA Vice President for Student Affairs Ed Klotzbier and Senior Vice President for Administration and Finance Larry Mucciolo paid a visit to the Student Government Association (SGA) last week to discuss what has been done so far with the...

Sexcapade

February 8, 2005

My boyfriend and I hadn't been in a relationship for long, and I had yet to meet anyone in his family. His grandmother was visiting for the weekend, so I wasn't planning on being around that weekend. But after a fight with my roommate, I called him and it was decided that I was...

Police arrest 37 revelers during parade, 2 Sunday night

February 8, 2005

Boston courts will be busy today as 37 people around the city are arraigned for various charges picked up along the parade route. The charges of those who were arrested ranged from disorderly conduct to assault and battery with a deadly weapon, according to a Boston Police...

Keane proves the piano still rocks

February 8, 2005

Tom Chaplin may not have the star power or recognition of Radiohead's Thom Yorke or Coldplay's Chris Martin, but after the release of his band's debut album, Keane's 2004 "Hopes and Fears," he is surely deserving of it. The album, which attained gold status in the United States...

Terriers ground Eagles, 2-1

February 8, 2005

It's not often that you advance to the Beanpot championship game and don't play Boston University. In fact, it's happened just once in the last 22 years. Monday will be no different for the Northeastern men's hockey team, as it takes its fourth shot at ending a 16-year title...

Pill popping risky business for all-night studying

February 8, 2005

By Ryan Menard Will would stumble home deliriously from the InfoCommons, shrugging off 36 hours of consciousness in anticipation of the morning's classes. The Adderall from the night before was on its way out of his bloodstream, and he would need more before the week was done....

Stilettos replace sweats for early risers

February 8, 2005

By Ricky Thompson Closet space and rivalries are limited; however, for freshmen roommates Danielle Dubois and Stacey Kideckel, sharing clothing is simply out of the question. "I refuse to leave my room not fully made up," said Dubois, who generally wakes up at 8 a.m. to prepare...