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The Huntington News

The independent student newspaper of Northeastern University

The Huntington News

The independent student newspaper of Northeastern University

The Huntington News

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Two days, thirty-one bands

April 15, 2003

Cancel all plans for the weekend. The fourth annual Iodine Fest has arrived to provide two full days of music, at two different venues, with two stages each featuring a total of 31 bands. The festival of music is to be held on April 18 and 19. Doors open at 4 p.m. on Friday...

South Asian culture dances its way into the Ballroom

April 15, 2003

By Justiniano Rodrigues Hundreds of people came together on April 12 to experience the splendors of South Asia's cultures in UTSAV's annual culture show, Nataraj. UTSAV means "festival" in Sanskriti and is a group that has served as Northeastern's South Asian Student Organization...

A political last resort

April 15, 2003

Last Sunday I had a chance to address a panel that included United States Congressmen Michael Capuano and Barney Frank. Capuano's district includes the Boston campus of NU, meaning he represents most of our students. The event took place at Newton City Hall, and was organized...

Head of EPA, Red Sox CEOs to speak at commencement

April 15, 2003

By Stephanie Vosk The speakers for this year's commencement ceremonies were announced by the university Monday. Christine Todd Whitman, who will be the keynote speaker at the undergraduates' ceremony, June 14, served as governor of New Jersey from 1993 to 2000 before being...

NU hosts Practice-Oriented Conference

April 15, 2003

By Nicole Haley Academicians from various fields of study and locations throughout the world met at Northeastern last Thursday for the first of a three-day Practice-Oriented Education (POE) Conference to reinforce the importance of programs like co-op. The conference was hosted...

‘Danes bite Huskies, win three of four

April 15, 2003

By Max Lederman After splitting two games last Wednesday against cross-town rival Boston College, the Northeastern baseball team went into two more double-headers on Sunday and Monday against Albany looking to start their conference schedule with a splash. The splash ended...

Diversity issues at hand

April 15, 2003

As the U.S. Supreme Court prepares to visit anew the incendiary issue of affirmative action on American campuses, attention is simultaneously being refocused on the collateral, and equally thorny,

SGA voices concern over resources

April 15, 2003

By Steve Babcock The Student Center Governing Board (SCGB) approved $75,000 for improvements to the Curry Student Center Monday, raising concerns of student groups about the availability of space for events on campus. The SCGB is a standing committee of the Student Government...

Drug, alcohol violations increasing at NU

April 15, 2003

By Dan Murphy Though several Boston-area colleges and universities have experienced a decrease in drug and alcohol violations in the past few years, Northeastern has reported a dramatic surge of infractions since 1999. Since 1990, all colleges participating in federal financial...

SGA VP Vargas: Advising is still critical

April 15, 2003

Last week President Richard Freeland stressed the importance of advising in the upcoming phase of semester conversion. Student Government Association Vice President for Academic Affairs Andres Vargas emphasized the same sentiment this week, that advising will continue to be...

Unlock the door to another NU band

April 15, 2003

By Joshua M. Pratt The list of quality bands with ties to Northeastern grew once again during the last major snowstorm in New England. Lock and Key, an upcoming punk band, got snowed in at New Alliance Studios in Boston with Ethan Dussualt, a producer for the band. When the...

Prospective student

April 15, 2003

My name is Jonathan McBride and I am to be an incoming freshman at NU this fall, majoring in journalism. I was a staff writer at my high-school newspaper this past year. I was writing to request information as to how one goes about becoming a writer for the NU News, if I should...