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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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Jackson’s Five

September 30, 2003

Looking for a hot news scoop? Gaze no further than the Hub's own Boston College. Here's an actual quote from a BC Heights article regarding cheerleaders and the process of selecting them: "What went down [was that] people were picked based on their appearance," said a current...

Women’s soccer takes two

September 30, 2003

By Sarah Metcalf In a little more than a week, the NU women's soccer team has grown from an under .500 team to a force to be reckoned with, picking up strong home wins against Holy Cross on Wednesday and Manhattan College on Saturday, and improving their overall record to 5-3....

Freeland: NU still strong in top 100 race

September 30, 2003

By Ashley S. Miller In his annual State of the University address last Wednesday, President Richard Freeland announced Northe- astern's jump from 142 to 127 in U.S. News and World Report's ranking of colleges nationwide, but also said that "127 is not the same as 100." "We...

Wimps get hammered at the second annual Wimpy Body Contest

September 30, 2003

By Stacey Perlman Make way for the wimpy. The second annual Wimpy Body Contest, sponsored by Hammered, was held Monday night at the Curry Student Center. The quirky male pageant brought a night of laughter, fun and, of course, the new champion of wimpy-ness, Mike Pieper....

‘Haymarket’ previewed at OSMH

September 30, 2003

By Lindsey Hawkins Eight police officers were killed in Chicago, Ill., on May 4, 1886. One hundred and seventeen years later, Zayd Dorhn transformed the legend of this event, which later became known as the Haymarket Riot, into a play about the struggle for free speech and civil...

Netters sweep Crimson

September 30, 2003

A clean sweep through this weekend's Harvard Invitational Tournament and a victory at the perennial Big East contender University of Connecticut means the Northeastern volleyball team has created a second five game winning streak and won 10 out of their previous 11 matches. Consecutive...

Funding Fued

September 30, 2003

Its high time somebody stood up and said what Robert Lowndes had the courage to in "Funding Fued". Our tuitions keep going up, new things keep being built, but the students don't see any of the benefits in their education. Is it really necessary to redo the school's landscaping...

Crash course on credit cards

September 30, 2003

By Spencer Morris Credit cards, an increasingly essential component of modern living, have become a spending outlet for not only the stereotypical college student but also companies who are targeting this age bracket. Not every credit card user knows the terms and limitations...

Time is running out for Sanaa Lathan

September 30, 2003

Her name translated from Swahili into English means work of art. Her name is Sanaa Lathan, and she is certainly living up to it. In the late '90s, Lathan starred in a number of romantic comedies based on the lives of African-Americans. These movies included "The Best Man,"...

Funding feud

September 30, 2003

In the last few years, Northeastern has built and renovated countless buildings, as well as allocating money to financial aid and spending money internally. Senior Vice President for Administration and Finance Larry Mucciolo said the university needs to "expand our physical...

Student inquiry met with insensitivity

September 30, 2003

The closing moments of the State of the University Address came to a screeching halt when Senior Vice President for Administration and Finance Larry Mucciolo responded to a question posed by Student Government Association Senator Andres Vargas. Vargas asked Mucciolo to explain...

Leary and friends face off for charity

September 30, 2003

Funnyman Bobby Farrelly is a Republican. At least judging from his performance at the Leary Firefighters Foundation charity hockey game on Sunday, you could assume so. Farrelly, of "There's Something About Mary" fame, robbed Massachusetts Senator John Kerry -- a Presidential...