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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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How Much is Too Much?

January 5, 2005

How Much is Too Much? According to a recent article in the New York Times, the Pentagon has told the White House and Congress that it plans to cut the Air Force's program for the most expensive fighter jet in history, the F/A 22 Raptor, in an effort to reduce the mounting deficits...

more used textbooks at NorthEastern

January 4, 2005

College textbooks continue to rise in price along with tuition, and students continue to pay an excessive amount of money for them each semester. Students now spend an average of $900 per year on textbooks (1). Many students make use of used textbooks when they are available...

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January 2, 2005

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Husky Happenings

December 22, 2004

.Student center offers finals week accomodations With fall semester finals looming, the Curry Student Center is making an effort to accommodate students' needs during this stressful time. Beginning Thursday, building hours will be extended to 2 a.m., and the fourth-floor computer...

BRC rejects CUP spending report

December 22, 2004

The Council for University Programs' (CUP) major event of the semester has suffered more setbacks than they expected, even after it has already taken place. Due to a failure to document last-minute expenses and small budget changes and modifications, CUP's spending report...

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December 22, 2004

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back issue

December 22, 2004

Hi. My name is Risa Nicole Cohen and I was recently online typing in my name to Yahoo, out of boredom, of course and I noticed there was a review, or at least a comment, about my story that I wrote back in 1998. It was published in an anthology entitled Let Go Of My Ear I Know...

AIDS Week brings awareness to campus

December 9, 2004

Students from all around Boston came to view the brightly-colored panels of the AIDS quilt on the walls of the Curry Student Center last week, taking a moment out of their own lives to reflect on those lives taken by AIDS. "You get sort of the silent feedback," said Student...

‘Blade: Trinity’ doesn’t disappoint

December 9, 2004

By Chris Estrada David Goyer has taken over the machine that is the Blade movie franchise and he's leaving his own mark on it. For "Blade: Trinity," the third film of the series, he's put himself in the director's chair along with the screenwriting duties he's had since the...

Artist blends country with pop rock

December 9, 2004

By Rocco Colella The past few years have given us a wide variety of singer-songwriter musicians, from John Mayer to Jack Johnson, but after myriad clones of these brooding and sexy sounding boys with guitars, it starts to get old real quick. However, Josh Zuckerman's sound...

Rockettes kick-it in Boston

December 9, 2004

By Lauren Underhill The Rockettes, a perfect 36-member kick line, dazzled a packed Wang Theater on opening night Dec. 2. The Radio City Rockettes, along with an additional cast of 50, made a special trip to Boston for the first time to entertain Bostonians with their Christmas...

Out of the gate

December 7, 2004

By Rocco Colella For 29 years, First Night has transformed Boston into something special; bringing together a wide array of cultural and artistic expression into one event that starts the new year off right. This year's event, beginning at 1 p.m. on Friday, Dec. 31, will...