By Jeff Powalisz Amidst lines of the longest cocaine trails, drenched in different blood types and fitted into the latest designer suits, lies the unforgettable character of Tony Montana, the Cuban gangster that Al Pacino brought to life in Brian De Palma's 1983 landmark classic...

After a brief stop at home for Thursday's 3-0 win over visiting Quinnipiac (2-3), the Northeastern men's soccer team was back on the road Saturday to take on the Sacred Heart Pioneers in Fairfield, Conn. The Huskies (3-3-1) led late in the second half, but SHU's Carlos Silva...

By Nicole Haley Three prominent activists shared the message of empowerment from their days as revolutionaries with a room full of Northeastern students and faculty in a symposium entitled, "The Legacy of the Black Panthers and Lessons for Today." Del Lewis, director of the...

Last Thursday, the Boston Globe ran an article about Northeastern's track record with the city of Boston in terms of its leased apartments. The city says the apartments violate health and safety regulations ("NU hit on apartment conditions," by Sasha Talcott). The Boston Inspectional...

The phrase of this phase of Northeastern's history may be "Top 100" rather than "NU Shuffle." A new rule of thumb seems to be slowly but surely slinking its way into the culture of the NU administration. Fresh, enthusiastic, professionals have come onboard to reinvent the way...

Pressure mounting, deadlines looming, expectations breathing down your neck ... these are the general reasons that spew from the mouths of today's young scholars when asked about the motivation to cheat on an assignment. Growing up in a capitalist economy in the United States,...

By Stephen Sears Howard Dean is all the buzz right now. At one time this summer, he graced both the covers of Time and Newsweek. You would think Democrats would be excited that, at long last, a candidate has come along to energize the party. But come to find out they are all...

I used to think that people who were arrested were inherently bad, that police officers were meant to protect the innocent and maintain a society of security and well-being for all its inhabitants. That was until last Saturday, when I witnessed the Gestapo-like raids of Mission...

911. Nine, One, One. A mere two years ago, those three numbers were all Arabic. Not only that, but the connotation they had was completely different. Those three numbers were what we were to dial in an emergency. We were all taught this as children and none of us have forgotten...

By Kristen Oliveri White candles filled Krentzman Quandrangle Thursday as the Student Government Association (SGA) hosted a vigil to honor the second anniversary of the September 11 terrorist attacks. Student group leaders sat on stage as Bryan McCants played "Amazing Grace"...

By Jennifer Montalvo From downloading off the Internet, to going to live concerts, or even playing in your own band, music is an essential part of all of our lives. For many students on campus, music provides an outlet to the daily stresses of college life. Whether students...

The Northeastern women's cross country team raced to a 28-28 score with visiting Boston University at Franklin Park on Friday. At the same time the men's squad fell to Colgate and BU, both meets finishing with identical 15-48 scores. Junior Amber Cullen led the 16th ranked...