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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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Slam poets speak out

September 13, 2004

By Krista Casey Ayisha Knight can't hear, but she can feel the rhythm. She writes her own poetry and then translates it through sign language. Knight was one of the def jam performers from "Soulvibe" at afterHOURS Saturday. "Soulvibe," a mix of a poetry slam and hip-hop...

Letter to the Editor: And now a word from your sponsor

September 13, 2004

By Allyson Savin Springfest '04 was postponed. This should not be news to you. Fall fest '04 is set to happen Sept. 18 with the biggest concert ever at Northeastern. Yet, with all of the anticipation for Busta Rhymes, it is all too easy to get caught up in the excitement...

Column: The Life and Times

September 13, 2004

By Justin Rebello There are certain consequences I fear from a night of drinking: hangover, liver failure, saying inappropriate things to inappropriate people. Apparently impeachment is now one of them. According to last week's Northeastern News, Andres Vargas allegedly...

Letter to the Editor: VP: Be a good neighbor at Fall fest

September 13, 2004

By Ed Klotzbier As most of you know, the Council for University Programs (CUP) is sponsoring a concert this Saturday, Sept. 18. Student leaders have spent significant time and resources planning and organizing this event and I know that students are looking forward to it. The...

Events: Sep. 15 to Sep. 21

September 13, 2004

Wednesday September 15 Boston poetry slam and open mic night at Cantab Lounge, 738 Mass. Ave., Central Square, Cambridge at 8 p.m., $3; 617-354-2685. Thursday September 16 Davy Rothbart discusses his "Found Magazine" at Brookline Booksmith, 279 Harvard St., Brookline at...

Electric violinist rocks The Roxy

September 13, 2004

By Chris Brook Perched on the main stage above hundreds of perspiring club-goers at The Roxy Saturday night, Russian-born and Canadian-bred violinist Eugene Draw hoisted a black electric violin -- extension cord in tow -- to his shoulder; he lifted the bow and proceeded to let...

Going gourmet

September 13, 2004

By Adam Windram Located beneath the Stetson East residence hall, the Levine Marketplace serves hundreds of diners looking for something to chew on. While many of the same food items are guaranteed to be there, sometimes monotony can get the better of the stomach. To cure this...

Column: Speak to the Beat

September 13, 2004

These days it seems everyone is obsessed with reality television and celebrities. Between ordinary people eating bugs and marrying for money and then hour-long specials dissecting the "fabulous life" of pop culture icons, prime-time has become a very sad time for me. However,...

Cutting couture costs

September 8, 2004

Thrift stores offer an affordable way to keep this season's hot looks from burning holes in college students' wallets. While thrift store shopping can be hit or miss, sometimes the hunt is half the fun. Planet Aid, a non-profit second-hand store that specializes in retro looks,...

Women’s soccer suffers first loss of 2004-05

September 7, 2004

By Conor Nevins After reeling off three straight victories over Jacksonville University, Florida Atlantic University and Providence College to start its 2004 campaign, the Northeastern University women's soccer team suffered a tough 1-0 loss to visiting Marist College in its...

Northeastern Crime Log

September 7, 2004

By Jennifer Nelson Tuesday, August 17 4 p.m. A male staff member reported his bike stolen after leaving it locked in Cabot Court from 11 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. The bike's cable lock had been cut. 4:30 p.m. A female staff member in the Stearns Center reported a credit card missing...

Commentary: Election 2004 for empire in decline?

September 7, 2004

Ahh, it is time again for the great tradition of choosing our leader for the next four years. It is supposed to be a great time, a time of celebration, hope and renewal. After four years, the political processes begin again and we can all remind ourselves of the importance...