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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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Phone uses bones to stay clear in noisy places

February 10, 2004

By Nick Nelson, The Daily Universe (U-WIRE) PROVO, Utah - If tiny digital cameras and Internet access in your mobile phone no longer tickle your technology taste buds, Samsung's new phone may rattle your bones. The TS41 phone conducts sound through the bones in the head to...

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February 10, 2004

February 12, Thursday Are you interested in someone? Here's a chance to let them know. From 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. students will be able to take pictures together or buy carnations along with other events for Valentine's Day. The event is sponsored by MAPS and will be held again...

Just an Average Joe

February 10, 2004

By Leila Gebeiti When Matt Botti walked into The Black Rhino one night last May, he had no idea that his life was about to change. This average senior finance student and staff assistant in the University Relations Department was out for a few drinks with his buddies when he...

Player of the Week – Swimming

February 10, 2004

The swim team's Sarah Reddick took first in three individual races and was a member of the winning 200 meter individual medley team Thursday as the Huskies knocked off crosstown rival Boston College. The sophomore has been named The Northeastern News Player of the Week for...

Faculty Senate: new workload policy requires more teachers

February 10, 2004

By Steve Babcock The Faculty Senate agreed on a policy for next year that would create a balance between the time tenured professors spend in the classroom and on their own research. The policy highlights the ongoing struggle between faculty and administration to hire more...

‘Life’ in the tunnels

February 3, 2004

Some might say that the tunnel system is slightly labyrinthine, but I think most students would agree that the tunnels are a nice luxury, especially when the ice, snow and wind are out to get all of those not wearing scarves or hats. But, I also think that most students would...

Women’s hoops slumping

February 3, 2004

By Sarah Metcalf The woes of the women's basketball team continued last week, as they dropped games to both America East leader Maine and New Hampshire, resulting in a four-game losing streak and a slump that they can't seem to snap out of. Northeastern's recent struggles...

Fans take party to the streets after game

February 3, 2004

By Glenn Yoder As Adam Vinatieri's 41-yard field goal sailed through the uprights, giving the New England Patriots a 32-29 Super Bowl victory over the Carolina Panthers Sunday night, a sea of students flooded Hemenway Street. The roar of the crowd was deafening, with cymbals,...

What to buy and sell in 2004

February 3, 2004

By Dennis Coppola Which stocks do I buy? What is the strategy of buying and selling stocks? These are common questions that many investors or potential investors have. There are lots of strategies on buying and selling stocks. The most general strategy is to buy low and sell...

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February 3, 2004

February 4 Wednesday The Allied Student Coalition is hosting "A Night with Judy Shephard" in after-HOURS at 8 p.m. Admission is free with a NU ID. Doors open at 7:30 p.m. For more information, e-mail nuasc@yahoo .com February 5 Thursday Scholars James E. Young and Yoram Meital...

Huskies defend turf in Boston Games

February 3, 2004

By Jeff Powalisz All eyes were trained on the city of Boston and the Northeastern men's track program last Saturday at the Adidas Boston Indoor Games at the Reggie Lewis Center. The 16-team event saw teams such as Albany, Yale and Colgate make their way to the city, but the...

Money hungry?

February 3, 2004

By Misha Lakhani A recent study released by the University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA) shows that college freshmen are driven primarily by the incentive of money. The study surveyed 267,449 freshmen at over 113 colleges and universities. According to the survey, "developing...