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Column – Election 2004: Age against the machine

August 3, 2004

By Hilary McMurray is a junior sociology major Headlines I'm not looking forward to: * Yankees on their way to World Series * Bush wins 2004 election * Federal funding provides Bibles for every classroom but no instructors to teach children how to read them * Congress...

More officers, new uniforms for NUPD

August 3, 2004

There will be an increased presence and a new look for the Northeastern University Police Department as the fall semester approaches. With six new officers on board and plans to hire four more, the department will focus on visibility, Associate Director of Public Safety James...

Summer send-off: Hot picks for hot days

August 3, 2004

With the summer sessions coming to a rapid end and fall fast approaching, now is the perfect time to catch up on the big hits, blockbusters and bestsellers that made the summer days sizzle. The soundtrack to the summer, whether filtering through the radio airwaves or playing...

Photos from the week of August 4

August 3, 2004

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Husky Happenings

August 3, 2004

St. Ann's to hold Mass through October St. Ann's University Parish on St. Stephen Street, one of over 60 churches ordered in June to close by the Boston Archdiocese, was granted an extension, allowing it to remain open through the beginning of the academic year. St. Ann's will...

New administrators to join NU team

August 3, 2004

By Bessie King After months of searching, two high-profile administrators have been added to the Northeastern community. The university has hired a new vice president for marketing and communications and a new dean of the school of business, administrators said. Brian Kenny,...

Buzz around Hives

August 3, 2004

By Carleton Atwater Along with The Strokes and The White Stripes, The Hives first hit it big in 2002 as part of the "garage rock revival." While that trend might have been short-lived, the Hives had several hits from their album "Veni Vidi Vicious," including "Hate To Say I...

Gunn honored for sportsmanship

August 3, 2004

The Hockey East MVP, a Humanitarian Award winner and an All-American, former Northeastern women's hockey goalie Chanda Gunn is no stranger to prestigious awards. Now to add to her list of honors, the all-time Northeastern saves leader (244) has been announced as the female...

Rogue Wave taps on roots for 2004 release

August 3, 2004

Being from Woodstock,N.Y., perhaps it was destiny that Rogue Wave's Zach Rogue would make hook-laden music that sounds straight out of an era when Woodstock was more than a farm town. But it is a good thing he did nonetheless. On his new album "Out of the Shadow" (Sub Pop,...

Kerry on board

August 2, 2004

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Photos from the week of August 4

August 2, 2004

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Briefs: Political Happenings

August 2, 2004

High class guest list for Emily's List Democratic women voters gathered at the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center Tuesday for "Women's Voices Say Enough," a luncheon sponsored by the pro-choice political network, Emily's List. House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi, Maryland...