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Police arrest 35 after Game 4, 1 NU student

November 2, 2004

While most fans awoke last Thursday morning to a dreamy remembrance of the Red Sox World Series win, 35 people headed to Roxbury District Court and Brighton District Court for their arraignments. One Northeastern student joined the pack of arrests after Game 4 on the charge...

Fall at NU

November 2, 2004

By Chris Brook With canary-colored leaves littering the sidewalks and cooler temperatures sweeping across Boston, autumn has made its mark. For Northeastern students, this season means apple cider, scarves, pumpkin pies and a time to cave in to winter's impending icy grip. For...

Nader supporters promote third party option

October 26, 2004

By Eleni Himaras Students for Nader founder Chris Budnick will cast his vote for the third party candidate on Election Day, even though he does not expect him to win. In supporting the Reform Party candidate Ralph Nader, who will not appear on the ballot in Massachusetts,...

LSCC and Hillel join to discuss Latino-Jewish community

October 26, 2004

By Eleni Himaras To discuss the growing Latino-Jewish community , the Latino/a Student Cultural Center (LSCC) and Hillel came together Wed. in the McLeod Suites to host a panel discussion on the small, but growing Latino-Jewish population. "I think that at Northeastern there's...

Police arrest 4 students after Game 7

October 26, 2004

Four Northeastern students were arrested because of their behavior after the Red Sox Game 7 win in the American League Championship Series (ALCS) last Wed-nesday night. Amanda Luther, a third year student in the College of Arts and Sciences, and Philip Contois, a senior engineering...

With new album, Le Tigre doesn’t miss a beat

October 26, 2004

While thousands gathered outside Avalon on Lansdowne Street to cheer on the Red Sox in Game 1 of the World Series, a smaller group of dance rock fans clustered inside the club walls to hear a lesser-known band named Le Tigre, who could be attracting a broader audience in the...

Women clinch playoff berth

October 26, 2004

The Northeastern women's soccer team has already tied the single season wins record they set last year with an overall mark of 11-4-2. In addition, with an America East mark of 5-1-1, the Huskies are in first place and have already clinched a spot in the playoffs - with two...

Player of the Week: Andi Matthews

October 26, 2004

On Sunday the phrase "step up" got a new meaning. Sure, the Northeastern women's soccer team, in first place, was playing the last place Albany Great Danes, but Sunday's game was for more than just a better chance of home field advantage. It was senior day for the Huskies and...

Professor, former candidate sounds off on presidential campaigns

October 26, 2004

Former Gov. Michael Dukakis is looking for two wins over the next week: the Red Sox clinching the World Series and Sen. John F. Kerry winning the presidential election. Dukakis, who ran for president on the democratic ticket in 1988 and is now a distinguished professor of...

Halloween Photos

October 26, 2004

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Northeastern Crime Log

October 26, 2004

Crime Log entries are selected from Northeastern's Division of Public Safety reports.

AC malfunction affects lab cadavers

October 26, 2004

By Megan Fraser It was around 7 p.m. Monday when middler athletic training major Kyle Butler and his classmates arrived for their lab in the Behrakis Health Science Center. At the door, they were greeted by members of the Northeastern Police Department who moved the class to...