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The Huntington News

The independent student newspaper of Northeastern University

The Huntington News

The independent student newspaper of Northeastern University

The Huntington News

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End of year brings questions for the future

April 13, 2004

At the end of the school year, some students choose to take stock, plan for the future and make up for the mistakes of the past year. Of course, many just put the whole thing behind them and move on, without a thought to the past. Events of this year do pose questions for...

Best Time to be on Campus

April 13, 2004

By Bessie King Fall can be too windy, winter can be too cold, summer can be too warm, but spring is the best season to be around. Students casted their votes and chose spring as the "Best Season" to be on campus. What makes spring so special? Red Sox fans like the fact that...

Best Shopping

April 13, 2004

By Andrea Smith With over 75 shops and restaurants, the Prudential Center ranked number one as the "Best Place to Shop" by Northeastern students. The Prudential Center is just a hop, skip and T ride away; take the Green line to the Prudential stop. The Prudential Center,...

A month full of expression

April 8, 2004

By Daniel Wood In a culture that favors reality TV and summer movies over the written word some may consider poetry to be an elitist art form, but for the several hundred people at the Boston Public Library and Northeastern who attended last weekend's National Poetry Month Festival,...

Method Man hits the stage at the Avalon Ballroom

April 8, 2004

In 1993, we were invited to "Enter the Wu" and 13 Staten Island natives were our hosts. RZA, Raekwon, Ol' Dirty Bastard, Ghostface Killah, Method Man, GZA, U-God, Master Killa and Inspectah Deck all came together and started a phenomenon that had kids from the inner city to...

Hager names five new assistant football coaches

April 8, 2004

By Conor Nevins Order was officially restored to the Northeastern football program upon the arrival of former Temple assistant Rocky Hager, who replaced Don Brown and immediately set out to bring the football program back on track with his aggressive and disciplined approach....

The Soul of Wit

April 8, 2004

By Zach Hosseini What graced the covers of some of our country's newspapers this week were the gruesome images of charred and mangled American bodies being pulled through the streets of Fallujah by Iraqis. Outrage, shock and anger were the feelings du jour and rightfully so;...

A magazine for average Joe’s

April 8, 2004

By Vincent Mesolella For graduating seniors, job hunting can be a relentless and aggravating process, trying to find the perfect job that's enjoyable and pays really well. Finding that job may seem impossible, but not entirely unattainable. Boston University seniors Lara Gast...

Showdown preps NU for AE schedule

April 8, 2004

The baseball team fell, 6-1, to non-league opponent Connecticut yesterday in a game that saw Northeastern send six pitchers to the mound to log innings before Thursday's America East opener hosting Maine. Paul Koslowski was touched up for four runs in the top of the eighth,...

Calendar

April 8, 2004

Grammy Award winners Black Eyed Peas will share the stage with N.E.R.D on Tuesday, April 13 at the Avalon Ballrom at 15 Landsdowne St. Tickets are $22.25 and the show is 18-plus. Call Avalon at (617) 262-2424. April 7 Wednesday The Delta Phi Epsilon Sorority will be hosting...

Pass the vegetables

April 8, 2004

By Danny Goldman Vegetarians are often viewed as healthy people; however, this is not true if their revised diet is not set up carefully. Some students choose to drop meat out of their diets, option for a vegetarian lifestyle. On Northeastern University's campus, the number...

Waiting for wiffle ends

April 8, 2004

By Bessie King Days are getting longer, the weather is getting warmer, classes are almost finished, which means one thing -- wiffle ball season is getting closer. Whether it is at one of the "fields" in front of Stetson West Hall or Speare Hall, if the weather is decent, chances...