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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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Red Sox 7, Huskies 0

March 9, 2004

FORT MYERS, Fla. -- 36 pitches, 28 strikes. For all the excitement and anticipation surrounding Northeastern's 7-0 loss to the Boston Red Sox in an exhibition contest last Friday night, that figure may be the most telling. That is the pitch log for Red Sox hurler Curt Schilling,...

The Soul of Wit

March 9, 2004

By Zack Hosseini "To proceed with the planned concert would be to ignore the challenges of this moment and to miss an opportunity to demonstrate our most important values." -- Richer(d) Freeland. Values? Please. By now you've probably all heard that Ludacris et. al will...

Cooper Temple Clause to hit Paradise

March 9, 2004

By Nick Romanow- Massachusetts Daily Collegian (U. Massachusetts Amherst) (U-WIRE) AMHERST, Mass. - The stigma of being the "next big thing" is something that haunts many bands. Bands from the mediocre to the deserving are, it seem, randomly singled out by the press and crowned...

Tracksters finish 19th at 53-team IC4A meet

March 9, 2004

By Jeff Powalisz At the annual showcase of track excellence, the IC4A Championships last weekend at Boston University, it's difficult for most to stand out in such a wide-open, star-studded field. However, Northeastern Huskies' Derek Anderson, Idris Payne and Tom Pratt did...

Ludacris concert no great loss

March 9, 2004

In a welcomed display of social decency, Northeastern University's president, Richard Freeland, informed students two weeks ago that he was postponing the visit of hip-hop star Ludacris, a costly event planned for the University's Springfest on April 2. His decision was based...

HSU students upset over Haiti crisis

March 9, 2004

By David Auguste The month long conflict in Haiti has hit home with many Northeastern students; many of whom still have family members on the civil war-torn island. Even after Jean-Bertrand Aristide went into exhile, the country is still unstable and leaves students with...

Comedy tag team back again

March 9, 2004

By Jeff Powalisz Ben Stiller and Owen Wilson may just be the best duo in American comedies at the current moment. From an awkward discussion of stock market success in "Meet the Parents" to a male model face-off in "Zoolander," Stiller and Wilson, good friends in real life,...

Down and out

March 9, 2004

By Jack Weiland AMHERST - For about five minutes, the men's hockey team was on top of the world, having just swept University of Massachusetts-Amherst to put themselves in position for the final Hockey East playoff spot. Then came the wait, followed by the press conference...

Biggie, give me one more chance …

March 9, 2004

I have never been so compelled to write you until right now. I just read in the latest edition of The Northeastern News that President Richard Freeland has postponed the Springfest concert for 2004. His basis for doing so is punishment for the Super Bowl uprisings, which directly...

Changes in store for CSC Ballroom

March 9, 2004

By Jeff Powalisz The Curry Student Center Ballroom will undergo major renovations this summer, with plans being mapped out to make the activities room more useful for students and visitors. Initial plans include dropping the ceiling, changing the current concrete on the inside...

Co-ops get close to the Oval Office

March 9, 2004

By Emily McCarthy For Michael Sechrist, a senior political science major, working in the presidential personnel department at the White House is something he never could have imagined. But that is how Sechrist is spending his final co-op session. "I have the opportunity...

Students react to Mel Gibson’s controversial film

March 9, 2004

By Kaitlin Keane Mel Gibson's "The Passion of the Christ" opened on Ash Wednesday (Feb. 25), earning the highest opening-day ticket sales of any February film in Hollywood history, despite accusations of graphic violence and anti-Semitic sentiment. The film, Gibson's privately-funded...