Chris Budnick, a freshman political science major, admitted his presidential candidate might not win come Nov. 2, but that is not stopping him from getting his newly-formed student group off the ground. "Nader is a viable candidate, but it's ludicrous to think he's going to...

By Jason Richland If anyone in the America East can stop the Huskies, they should step up soon before it is too late. The Northeastern field hockey team continued its domination over the America East with a 7-0 victory over the State University of New York at Albany at Union...

By Nadine Yaver I would like to express my disappointment at the recent article written in the Oct. 6 edition

Dear Northeastern hockey fans, Calm down. Signed, Jack Weiland In the fine tradition of Northeastern upsetting top-ranked teams, the men's hockey team stunned No. 1 University of Michigan Friday, 4-2. What does this mean? Well, nothing really. For those new to Husky hockey,...

I was in sixth grade the first time I saw a pornographic video. Another 11-year-old boy had stolen it from his father's collection (pretty seedy, I know) and brought it to a birthday party for the lot of us to enjoy. Feeling my innocence fleeting, I protested. Yeah, like that...

By Lauren Underhill By the end of this summer, all I wanted to do was to return to Boston. I love my parents, I love my dogs, I love free food, but I hated my job and the fact that I couldn't grab a few friends on a whim and go do whatever we damn well felt like. Once you...

City Councilor Michael Ross vowed to reconsider portions of his proposed University Accountability Ordinance after a forum addressed students' concerns Tuesday evening. Student Government Association (SGA) Interim President Erin McFadzen and Vice President for Academic Affairs...

By Adam Windram and Rachel Slajda Singer/songwriter Syd opened up this year's New England Music Organization (NEMO) showcase Friday night at Harper's Ferry in Allston with a powerful, energetic performance that left fans screaming for an encore. They did not get one. With...

By Hailey Heinz By 6:55 p.m. Saturday night, students had already begun to cluster around the front of Blackman Auditorium. By 7:30 p.m. the line was out the door. The crowd was gathering to see Jay Mohr, the comedian most recently known as the producer and host of "Last...

By Hilary McMurray Thursday was supposed to be a night just like any other. I was supposed to be sitting around with friends, having a few beers, chilling on the porch of my friend's Mission Hill apartment; the only significant event being the presidential debate. But it was...

In last season's hockey preview, then-senior forward Brian Tudrick said he didn't "think he could take another year like [last year]." Guess what? He did. For the second straight season, Northeastern was the only team that failed to qualify for the Hockey East playoffs. So,...

Dukakis leads political discussion series As part of an ongoing lecture series titled "Campaign 2004," former Gov. Michael Dukakis, political science professor William Mayer and former columnist for the Boston Globe and MSNBC political analyst David Nyhan offered their views...