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The Huntington News

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Northeastern Crime Log

November 9, 2004

Crime Log entries are selected from Northeastern's Division of Public Safety reports. Tuesday, November 2 11:30 a.m. Officers received information from a student identifying a 20-year-old male student as being involved in disorderly conduct in the Fenway Park area following...

Column: Two Points for honesty

November 9, 2004

This could be the beginning of the end. No, I'm not talking about election results, even that is trivial compared to the matter at hand. Folks, Pee-wee Herman may be making a comeback. Gasp. Better yet, this news made The New York Times. OK, so I added a teensy bit of...

Exit polls show increase of youth vote

November 9, 2004

Notorious for dismal showings at the polls since the mid-1970s, the young voter demographic came out in record numbers for the 2004 presidential election, according to exit polls. But with turnout high in other demographics as well, the young vote was not able to make a difference...

Volleyball loses to Maine after UNH sweep

November 9, 2004

By Erika Carrubba Despite a sweep of the University of New Hampshire Wildcats on Friday, the Northeastern volleyball team was unable to put away the third-ranked University of Maine Black Bears Saturday at Cabot Gym. The Huskies record now stands at 18-10 overall and 9-3 in...

Student groups brings ‘The OC’ to NU

November 9, 2004

By Bianca Strzelczyk The weather may be getting colder in Boston, but in Orange County, Calif., things are just beginning to heat up as "The OC" begins its second season Thursday nights on Fox. The season premiere, which aired last Thursday night at 8 p.m., attracted many...

Husky Happenings

November 9, 2004

Faculty Senate votes on new core curricula The Faculty Senate approved a resolution to replace Northeastern's current core curricula with a university-wide General Education curriculum at its Oct. 13 meeting. The new curriculum is proposed to consist of eight required courses,...

Spookie Daly Pride storms Harpers Ferry

November 9, 2004

Spookie Daly Pride (SDP) stormed Boston last Saturday night with their unique sound and onstage antics. The band played to a packed house of loyal fans and bar-goers at Harper's Ferry in Allston. They describe themselves as fun, silly and joyful. Their music combines funky...

… While women get eliminated in semis

November 8, 2004

Friday was a sad day for the Northeastern women's soccer team, as they played their final game of the 2004 season. The Huskies were shutout by Binghamton University, 3-0, in their America East tournament semi-final match up. Despite missing out on the chance to play for the...

RA position difficult, yet prosperous

November 8, 2004

The hallways are silent besides the muffled sound of a subwoofer emanating from under the door of one of the rooms. A knock on the door of the last room along the row quiets the noise. A sleepy-eyed boy with vodka on his breath slowly opens the door. "OK, " he says, noticing...

Column: Jackson’s Five

November 8, 2004

Shame on you, Northeastern students. Shame on you for ignoring Saturday's football game against the University of Massachusetts at Amherst and two-timing former coach Don Brown. Shame on you, as always, for not caring. Brown, the guy who agreed to a contract extension with...

Column: The Life and Times

November 8, 2004

By Justin Rebello Incredible. We live in a time of war, a lousy economy, a sequel to the Simple Life, and yet gay marriage decided the presidential election. Gay freakin' marriage. When I first heard gay marriage would be legalized in Massachusetts, I reacted the same way...

Ezekiel sets Division I-AA career tackle mark

November 8, 2004

Liam Ezekiel was not about to miss Saturday's long-awaited matchup between Northeastern and the University of Massachusetts. Not with a chance to break the Division I-AA record for career tackles. Not even if playing with two pins and a numb left thumb were his only alternatives....