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The Huntington News

The independent student newspaper of Northeastern University

The Huntington News

The independent student newspaper of Northeastern University

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Northeastern Crime Log

November 16, 2004

Crime Log entries are selected from Northeastern's Division of Public Safety reports. Tuesday, November 9 4:30 p.m. A male Boston University student left his laptop on the fourth floor of Snell Library while making copies. His friend, another BU student, stayed behind to watch...

Theatre Department portrays ‘Pippin’

November 16, 2004

Black-clad members of the cast of "Pippin" creep onto the stage humming, twirling and entwining their hands in a gesture for the audiences' eyes to follow. The lead player sings, "Join us/Come and waste an hour or two/We've got magic to do/Just for you." And thus begins...

From Bikini Bottom to the box offices

November 16, 2004

By Greg Psomas Nickelodeon's porous protagonist Spongebob Squarepants will be packing up with his beloved snail Gary and moving from his pineapple under the sea to the silver screen. The Spongebob Squarepants Movie, rated PG, hits theaters nationwide Friday. The film is...

Keep it rolling

November 16, 2004

They're two months ahead of schedule. The Northeastern men's hockey team, which went all the way to Jan. 3 during the 2003-04 campaign for their first Hockey East (HE) victory, continued their winning ways with two straight HE wins in their first two tries last weekend. On...

President’s assistant leads versatile life

November 16, 2004

By Megan Colloton Her office is cluttered with papers strewn over tables, desks and bookshelves. Folders and paperwork overflow from boxes spread across the floor, and a large, multicolored tapestry hangs on her wall, bringing some color to an otherwise paper-filled room. She...

Player of the Week: Jay Frank

November 16, 2004

Northeastern linebacker Jay Frank made a name for himself in Saturday's game against Hofstra University, not only in the Atlantic-10, but on the national scene as well. The sophomore from Green Brook, N.J., recorded 14 tackles (10 solo), a game and career high, while recovering...

Column: You Have My Word

November 16, 2004

By Hilary McMurray It's finally begun. You know what I'm talking about -- white, fluffy snow falling from the sky. I admit it, I'm a total freak. I love snow. I've been waiting for this since May. Not that I didn't enjoy summer. For about a week I was happy wearing tank tops...

Column: Holla Atcha Dogz

November 16, 2004

There is no biological explanation for it, but there seems to be some direct correlation with human beings and novelty. A woman cops a new pair of kicks and becomes filled with a false sense of fulfillment. The dude across the street buys a Beamer and thinks he will bag any female...

Lights out

November 16, 2004

Beginning in September of next year all residence halls will be smoke free. In addition, the Resident Student Association (RSA) is working on regulations for those students who smoke near the entryways of residence halls. The decision from Housing Services to phase out smoking...

Student groups battle for office space in CSC

November 16, 2004

By Jimmy Weng On any given night in the Curry Student Center, almost all offices and meeting room spaces can be found in use by the over 200 clubs and organizations at Northeastern. But with the number of student groups and organizations steadily growing, the amount of office...

Total smoking ban stinks

November 16, 2004

Housing Services will be making all residence halls smoke-free starting next fall. For most students this is a surprise; smoking is banned in all freshman residence halls and in most other halls on campus anyways. But to the smokers who live on campus and treasure their sacred...

Museum presents retro chic exhibit

November 16, 2004

By Chris Brook Nearly 80 years ago in Paris, the movement Art Deco was exhibited at the 1914 Exhibite Internationale. That same movement is embodied today in the Gund Wing at the Museum of Fine Arts (MFA). Located across the street from Northeastern's Rubenstein and Burstein...