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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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For the love of the game

February 1, 2005

At Northeastern, the rioting phenomenon began the night of the Patriots' Super Bowl victory in 2002. When Patriots kicker Adam Vinatieri booted his last-second field goal, hundreds of students dashed onto Hemenway Street. They proceeded to flip two cars in a Mardi gras-like...

Letter to the Editor: Celebrate on Sunday safely to avoid a manic Monday

January 31, 2005

By Robert P. Gittens I'm proud to have the opportunity to promote not just the achievements of faculty and students, but the work of NU's Urban Outreach Council, the Center for Community Service and the Center for the Study of Sport in Society as well. I am painfully aware that...

Candlight vigil for tsunami

January 31, 2005

By Aparna Das On Feb. 4, the people of the greater Boston area will gather from 7 p.m. until 8 p.m. for a candlelight vigil at Copley Square. Community leaders and representatives from various aid organizations will discuss progress in relief efforts to date and speak about...

All Hail: Massachusetts Bay Transportation Aw-crap-I-missed-it-thority

January 31, 2005

By Dinah Alobeid Well, here we go. Another year, another semester. I thought being a first-year commuter would be hard on my social life, but things have turned out fine. Quality friends and the freedom to stay on campus with them as often as I like has made my Northeastern...

Third time’s the charm?

January 31, 2005

As the Super Bowl approaches, names like James Grabowski and Victoria Snelgrove are again becoming buzz words on campus. Other words like "riot" and "Hemenway Street" are also floating around. For a group of upperclassmen students still rolling out of the national spotlight,...

Letter to the Editor: Let’s not blow it on the big stage

January 31, 2005

By Bill Durkin This Sunday, there will be as much attention focused on Hemenway Street as on Tom Brady and Donovan McNabb. The memory of the tragic events after last year's Super Bowl still looms large over our campus. That night, the immature actions of a few helped to create...

The Bogside Artists of Ireland

January 30, 2005

Dear Editor, The following should interest a great many of your readers especially those involved with the arts and/or have Irish affiliations. Thank You, The Bogside Artists. PRESS RELEASE DERRY, N.IRELAND. Jan 31, 2005 The City Council of Derry in Northern Ireland, a place...

Operation Student Shield Needs Revamping

January 27, 2005

The recent announcement by Police Commissioner Kathleen O'Toole, Mayor Menino and cllege officials of Operation Student Shield, to crack down on student drinking, vandalism and out-of-control parties is well intended, but needs revamping. As a proud parent of a Northeastern...

Residents fume over smelly West Village quad

January 25, 2005

By Carleton Atwater Residents of West Village had more to dread about going outside than just the cold last semester, as a broken steam valve resulted in an odor that left students smelling foul. "It smelled terrible, like people were cooking raccoons or something," said sophomore...

Husky Happenings

January 25, 2005

Student Government passes SSN legislation The Student Government Association (SGA) passed legislation Jan. 20 in an attempt to phase out the university's use of Social Security Numbers (SSN) as student identification numbers. The legislation suggested the university assign random...

Keeping up the pace

January 25, 2005

His team didn't have a choice. Based on the play of the Northeastern men's hockey team three nights earlier in a 4-2 loss to Boston College, coach Bruce Crowder's Huskies were not in a position to take the 1-13-1 Hockey East record of Merrimack College lightly Monday night...

Player of the Week: Shaleyse Smallwood

January 25, 2005

Shaleyse Smallwood may just be a freshman, but her impact on the Northeastern women's basketball team has been equal to that of an experienced veteran. The guard from O'Bryant High School in Boston has already become one of America East's top scoring threats as her 14.4 PPG...