By Briyah Paley A petite blond girl graces the cover of last month's "The Improper Bostonian" magazine. She is Danielle Harder, one of Northeastern's own. A bartender at The Place for the past two years, Harder, who stands at 4'11", may be lacking in height, but she is the one...

By Steve Babcock The Student Government Association will elect its next round of officers Wednesday at a Joint Senate meeting in 90 Snell Library. In a departure from past years, all of the offices except one - the vice president for student services - are contested. A debate...

By Bradley Rosenberg Scores of alumni, students and faculty members attended Northeastern Hillel's 40th anniversary celebration last Thursday in the Albert S. Frager Hillel House. The night featured speeches, stories from past members and lots of free food. The celebration of...

The much anticipated "The Matrix: Reloaded" will be released this Thursday, May 15 under the advertisement "Free Your Mind." "Free your mind" is exactly what the viewer must do in order to enjoy the movie, for there was little plot within it, and it didn't do much more than...

By Margarita Neplokh As the curtains raise on the Marc Jacobs 2003 spring collection runway, Gisele Bundchen saunters out in a silk halter dress, in shocking baby pink that is only held up by two strings wrapped loosely around her neck. She is wearing a 1940s inspired pink heels,...

By Max Lederman BROOKLINE - After winning 12 of their last 15 games, including a four game weekend sweep of the Pace Setters, the Northeastern baseball team (19-21, 8-10) suffered two devastating loses at the hands of first place Vermont, (6-3) and (3-1). For a Husky team...

Students sacrificed their hour of leisure time last Thursday, to hear Ann Marie Wilkins, founder of Wilkins Management, Inc. (WMI) speak about her experience in the music industry. Born to a Chinese father and a Jewish and black mother, Wilkins spent her formative years living...

By Steve Babcock Northeastern University President Richard Freeland told an aggressive Student Government Association Thursday that he thought students were "well informed" of the changes they will face when the university converts from quarters to semesters in the fall. The...

As President Richard Freeland swaggered into the luncheon held in his name on Monday, Stetson hat in hand (no comment on that one), student leaders mingled about the Tex-Mex style buffet. The president addressed the students while glasses clinked. He spoke of construction...

Warning: what you are about to read may come across as offensive to Society Provention of Cruelty to Animals supporters, professional and collegiate athletes and coaches, and media outlets throughout America. After all, who enjoys beating a dead horse? Earlier this month, Iowa...

"I don't really care about it, but I didn't hear about it until about halfway through the school year." - Chris Collins, freshman, criminal justice "My academic advisor was very helpful in informing me of the changes in my curriculum." - Carrie Hunkele, middler, accounting/finance...

By Steve Babcock Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney made his first appearance on campus Tuesday in Blackman Auditorium to lay out his plan to increase the availability of affordable housing in the Commonwealth. The lack of affordable housing, which Romney said was equal with...