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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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Comeback kids

September 21, 2004

A shiny new convertible will soon be sitting in Jason Stackiewicz's driveway, complete with leather interior, a navigation system and a dashboard not above the steering wheel, but reflected into the windshield. However, the 2005 Chevrolet Corvette is not a birthday present...

Men limp into AE play

September 21, 2004

Everyone's had those days when nothing seems to go their way, but for the Northeastern men's soccer team, it's just been one of those seasons. After being shutout 2-0 by the College of the Holy Cross (4-1) Tuesday night in Worcester, the fifth time they have been blanked this...

Facility provides options for STIs, pregnancies

September 21, 2004

Birth control prescriptions, the morning-after pill and pregnancy tests are just a small portion of the services offered at the newly-dubbed University Health and Counseling Service (UHCS)-Forsyth, formerly known as the Lane Health Center. The services are nothing new -- the...

All Hail: Cutting a ‘Thai’ with home

September 21, 2004

By Hailey Heinz It was one of those 1 a.m. phone calls. It jolted me from slumber into a state of semi-panic, trying to get oriented and prepare for the worst. In the process of grasping for my phone, I nearly fell off my bunk bed. Was someone hurt? Dead? Stranded? It was worse...

Day of Remembrance

September 19, 2004

By Jill Campbell Unity was the central theme throughout Krentzman Quad Saturday, as a candlelight vigil brought students together to observe the third anniversary of the September 11 terrorist attacks. "The student body of Northeastern University is the future of Boston,"...

Freshmen find problems with new home

September 14, 2004

By Elizabeth Dudek Last weekend approximately 2,800 freshmen stepped onto the Northeastern University campus and began to settle into a new way of life, but the question still remains as to whether or not the same 2,800 will enroll again next year after experiencing their first...

Column: Jackson’s Five

September 14, 2004

ESPN sucks. There aren't any alternatives. Somebody fix me a drink. Things I hate about the Entertainment and Sports Programming Network (which has slouched disgustingly further into the "Entertainment" abyss): Catch phrases and clich

Vigil Slideshow

September 14, 2004

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Leary back in Beantown

September 14, 2004

Join Denis Leary and friends for The Fifth Annual Celebrity Hat Trick, Hockey's Greatest Skate for America's Bravest. The event will take place on Sunday, Oct. 3, at 3 p.m. at the FleetCenter. Leary, the actor/comedian of "Rescue Me" fame, created the event to benefit his Leary...

Women’s soccer road warriors

September 14, 2004

An ugly burned man with knives for fingers that kills you in your dreams is pretty scary, but the America East isn't losing sleep over Freddy Krueger. What's keeping the rest of the conference hiding under the covers is the fact that after last Tuesday night's 1-0 win over host...

Wyclef backs out

September 14, 2004

For an organization riddled in the past with financial woes, setbacks and cancellations, the upcoming fall concert represented a fresh start to a new year full of promise. And then the headliner backed out. A week ago, the Council for University Programs (CUP) learned their...

New sexual assault class teaches, prepares

September 14, 2004

By Vanessa Smith A new sexual assualt course will not only give students class credits, it will give them the opportunity to help others in need of sexual assault counseling. The class, taught by Laura Weiss, Northeastern's sexual assualt counselor, informs students of the...