By Zach Hosseini It's 14 months away and some of us are still trying to figure out what the hell an "Iowa Caucus" is. But the 2004 Presidential Election will be interesting. It is a litmus test for Americans following September 11. Are we still as patriotic as we were two years...

I was feeling homesick one day, so I took a trip over to the Wendy's at the Curry Student Center, in hopes of forgetting about home while I gorged on fast food. Back at home, I would usually stop by the local Wendy's, the only fast food place I will eat at for a lovely Chicken...

Wed. 24 Womens Soccer vs. Holy Cross Parsons Field 3 p.m. Fri. 26 Volleyball vs. Long Island Solomon Court 4 p.m. Football at Villanova Villanova Stadium Sat. Sept. 27 at 12:30 p.m. Sun. 28 Mens Soccer vs. UMBC 1 p.m. 3:30 Sun. 28 Field Hockey vs. Dartmouth...

By Ann Livermore and Emily Unsworth Xcel and Northeastern University's Females' Center of Excellence and Leadership, held its first ever forum last Saturday in the Curry Student Center Ballroom. The forum, "Tell Me How It's Been," addressed topics revolving around women's role...

By Stacey Perlman Northeastern's Annual John Coltrane Memorial Concert drew a diverse crowd. A night of jazz at Blackman Auditorium paid tribute to one of the genre's most acclaimed musicians, John Coltrane. On Saturday night, three days before what would have been Coltrane's...

Tuesday, September 16 Noon A staff member in Behrakis Health and Science Center came upon a man going through a purse in an empty, unlocked office. The man provided an excuse and left the office after the staff member confronted him. There was nothing reported missing from the...

General Wesley K. Clark announced his official candidacy on Wednesday, Sept. 17, 2003. No matter what your political affiliation, the current democratic primary race just got a whole lot more interesting. The previous nine democratic candidates leave much to be desired when...

By Briyah Paley Fashion Week came to a close last Friday, after designers unveiled their spring 2004 lines during the weeklong event held in the tents at Bryant Park. Last year, customers complained that the spring lines were drab and not wearable, like the micromini. This...

Ongoing There's a new dog in town, and it could be you! NU Athletics needs energetic, outgoing and responsible students to be their new mascot! Students trying out for ice skating should have prior ice skating experience. Please Contact Steven Belowsky at ext. 2515 or e-mail...

After figuring in all four goals in a 4-1 victory over St. Bonaventure, women's soccer player Liz Dyjak has been named The Northeastern News Player of the Week. The Huskies trailed the game 1-0 until Dyjak converted a penalty kick after fellow captain Jen North was fouled...

When a male resident of 110 St. Stephen St. returned to his unlocked apartment last Wednesday, he found two male students inside using his roommate's computer. The students claimed to be ResNet employees, but after a few minutes, the resident became suspicious and asked them...

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...