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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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La vacanza di un corso della vita!

April 2, 2003

By Briyah Paley The following is a firsthand account of spring break spent abroad. A few months before spring break, I found myself anxious to go away. Not to Cancun or Florida, I wanted to go somewhere far away and full of culture. My cousin, a junior in high school from...

NU smells blood as they face Crimson

April 2, 2003

By Joe Rubin The crew team heads down the Charles to see the sun rise and practice without feeling in their hands and face in a pure act of dedication. Training for one of the most physically demanding sports throughout the year takes time; in this case, waking up at 4:30 a.m....

Degree Audit Reporting System features

April 2, 2003

- DARS is a completely "table driven" system. All the capabilities of the audit are provided directly to those individuals responsible for interpreting an institution's academic policies and recording them for DARS. Institutions using DARS should expect to get the results they...

Crowder must go now

April 2, 2003

It's time for the Athletic Department to stop judging a coach's success by the number of people who shell out $10 for a ticket. How else can one explain why Hockey Coach Bruce Crowder has yet to be shown the door? Crowder's coaching career at Northeastern has been nothing...

Fire safety important issue at NU

April 1, 2003

Since the tragic nightclub fire in West Warwick, R.I. that claimed the lives of 99 people at The Station, fire safety has come under scrutiny in clubs, restaurants and several other types of establishments. Northeastern University is no exception. Two fire safety bills filed...

NU professor wins Presidential Award

April 1, 2003

By Alyson St. Amand Sara Wadia-Fascetti, assistant professor of civil engineering, was presented the Presidential Award for Excellence in Science, Mathematics and Engineering Mentoring on March 18. A Northeastern employee since 1994, Wadia-Fascetti was honored at a ceremony...

SGA president dissolves committee

April 1, 2003

By Steve Babcock After controversy and debates spanning several weeks, the newly created Committee to Examine Northeastern University Student Fees (CENUSF) was dissolved by Student Government Association President Richard Schwabacher shortly after its inception. Schwabacher...

Trustees approve ’03-04 budget

April 1, 2003

By Stephanie Vosk Northeastern's $400 million budget and subsequent 5.5 percent tuition increase for next year has moved from the realm of the possible and into reality as the university approved the proposal March 7. The new budget and tuition is set to go into effect next...

NU makes million dollar purchase

April 1, 2003

By Steve Babcock Northeastern officials announced during the intersession that it has purchased the property at 15 Coventry St. in Roxbury for $1 million. "We don't have any definite plans for the property at this time, but we own several properties in that area and when the...

SGA votes to raise Student Activities Fee

April 1, 2003

By Steve Babcock The student referendum to raise the Student Activities Fee officially passed Friday, March 7 by 99 votes, raising the fee from $17 a quarter to $100 a year, according to Student Government Association President Richard Schwabacher. The referendum was facilitated...

Federal program monitors foreign students

April 1, 2003

Northeastern's international student community is facing a period of uncertainty as the university is now required to use the federal government's new electronic system for tracking and monitoring students from foreign countries. The Student and Exchange Visitor Information...

NU sophomore sent to fight in Iraq

April 1, 2003

By Stephanie Vosk For former high school quarterback Kevin Mellen, leaving Northeastern in the middle of his sophomore year for a temporary home across the globe was his only choice. Just a few weeks into the winter quarter, Mellen, who had completed his Marine Corps Reserves...