By Glenn Yoder Just off Huntington Avenue, a handful of volunteers for 2004 presidential hopeful Lyndon LaRouche shout at the passing college students. "Join the fight against Schwarzenegger -The Beast-Man," one of their signs reads: "Prepare for the post-Cheney era." College...

By Amanda Lowe Buying items online is now even easier for college students. Nick Opderbeck, an alumnus of Virginia Tech and current graduate student at Babson College, created a Web site where college students can sell and buy items from other college students. CampusX (campusx.com)...

P.Diddy is more than a millionaire dollar rap mogul who dances in rap videos and wears designer suits. Apparently, P.Diddy also cares about the children of the New York City public school system. In September, Diddy held a press conference in which he vowed to complete the...

After recording her fourth straight shutout in a 1-0 victory over the University of New Hampshire in the regular season finale, field hockey goalie Diana Nelson has been named The Northeastern News Player of the Week. The junior, who was also named America East Player of...

I am a 20-year-old college student from the liberal northeast. So, I must be against the war, right? I must be out in the quad with signs and flyers. I must be writing "World Peace" in chalk on the outside of buildings and on the clock tower outside Kariotis (how do I get up...

Crime Log entries are selected from Northeastern's Division of Public Safety reports. Tuesday, October 28 1 p.m. An 18-year-old student reported that on Saturday, Oct. 25, her backpack was left unattended for 15 minutes on the third floor lounge in Stetson West around 10:30...

By Andrea Boyarsky, Pipe Dream (SUNY Binghamton) (U-WIRE) BINGHAMTON, N.Y. - Tired of busy signals and mishaps when you're trying to order food over the phone? You may have an alternative. Campusfood.com is offering State University of New York at Binghamton students a chance...

As a college student, you ask yourself one main question: to eat or not to eat? This is the issue that I debated before deciding to quit my job. I knew that my summer savings were dwindling; I knew that I had bills to pay, books to buy and vacations to plan. So, why, you...

By Sarah Metcalf After a season full of promise for good things to come in the America East tournament, the fifth-seeded Northeastern women's soccer team suffered a season-ending loss to host New Hampshire Tuesday, 7-2, in the first round of the playoffs. UNH flew out to a...

Like many other seniors, at the beginning of this academic year, I did not receive a lottery number. I figured it was time for me to find an apartment and be a grown-up anyway. So, I moved to the ever-popular and semi-affordable Mission Hill area. Unfortunately, this did not...

By Bessie King Candy, costumes, parties and good scares are some of the highlights of Halloween. With the holiday season approaching, Chartwells Dining Services decided to spice up the midterm period with the Second Annual Halloween Pumpkin Carving Contest. The event was held...

By C. G. Lynch Decent academic standing, careful house maintenance and a clean judicial record could earn students higher lottery numbers under a tentative plan proposed by Nicole Martino, the Student Government Association's Vice President for Student Services. SGA and the...