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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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Give Eustachy a hand

May 6, 2003

Larry Eust-achy has resigned as Iowa State basketball coach this week. He will probably be forgotten in a couple of weeks, and most likely will not be able to find another job in the next few years. In case you haven't heard, Eustachy was caught at a fraternity party and pictures...

Proud to be a Husky

May 6, 2003

By Briyah Paley Despite the clouds and rainy weather, last Thursday the Curry Student Center was filled with students getting their free T-shirts and scarfing down hot dogs and ice cream sandwiches. "It's been crazy," said Marissa Fantasia, a freshman nursing major who was...

Questioning SGA

May 6, 2003

The Student Government Association has revamped its constitution and bylaws. Nothing major, at least to the average student, has changed. The larger changes are on the horizon, especially when direct elections are on Joe Student's plate as soon as next year. However, before...

RSA makes bid for regional conference at NU

May 6, 2003

By Meryl Roche The Resident Student Association (RSA) will present a bid at North Carolina State University Memorial Day weekend to hold a regional conference at Northeastern on Nov. 14-16. According to Scott Minkin, the national communications coordinator and the conference...

A four-legged epiphany

April 29, 2003

LOUISVILLE, Ky. - Yes, you have seen them before. You may not remember where, when, or to what extent, but you remember exactly how they appeared as they sprinted down that course. They are graceful, flowing specimens, some of the best in their sport. Their long, athletic strides...

Jurassic 5 rocks the mic

April 29, 2003

By Kaitlin Thaney "We be the crew, guess who, Jayou R-A-double-S, I-C, we're in the place to be" - which just so happened to be MIT this past Saturday, April 26. Jurassic 5 took over 2,500 people back to the sounds of Grand Master Flash and Run DMC at the Johnson Athletic Center...

Northeastern Crime Log

April 29, 2003

By Kaitlin Thaney Crime Log Entry of the Week Tuesday, April 28 8:30 p.m. An emergency caller reported seeing flames coming from a window at 780 Columbus Avenue on the fifth floor. An officer responded and noticed a small, portable barbeque grill with flames coming out of...

NU art students’ exhibit paints an anti-war message

April 29, 2003

By Alee Hoffman In collaboration with four other universities, several Northeastern students' artwork was shown in an exhibit held at the University of Connecticut's Atrium Gallery through April 25. The exhibit advocated community action and represented a variety of opinions...

Nothing to be patriotic for

April 29, 2003

In response to the April 2nd letter about patriotism, I must start off by saying I am not patriotic. Victoria Comella was quite distinct about describing the words that she wanted everyone to hear, but the dictionary also describes the word freedom as "a right or the power to...

Winter repeat tall task for women

April 29, 2003

It was almost perfect irony: Ebony Jack steamrolling around the final bend almost a full 10 yards in the lead, chugging away with the baton getting ready to pass to teammate Wittly Jourdan. The only problem was that Jack kept on steamrolling through the pass zone, and through...

SGA: Deans will sign off on honor code

April 29, 2003

By Steve Babcock Andres Vargas, the Student Government Association's vice president for academic affairs, announced Thursday that he had confirmation from the deans of three colleges that they would sign documentation supporting a new university honor code policy. SGA has been...

‘Identity’ brings back old time suspense

April 29, 2003

Ten strangers are stranded at a motel as an unrelenting storm floods the roads in and out of town. One by one the strangers are killed and with each body a single key with a number is found. The countdown starts at 10 and those remaining must figure out who the killer is before...