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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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Dogs find game as Robinson dislocates elbow

February 4, 2003

By Max Lederman They must be butter, 'cause they're on a roll. Sunday afternoon the Northeastern men's basketball team won their fourth game in a row, in an exciting overtime thriller against Albany (5-14,1-7 America East). The Huskies showed the Great Danes who the top dogs...

Dueling Dancers

February 4, 2003

By Bradley Rosenberg On January 30, Northeastern freshman Kevin Donner sat upon a pool table in the Curry Center game room with a mound of quarters by his side and a spattering of concentration on his brow. "I am definitely nervous," said Donner. Despite his apprehension,...

Big start for men’s hockey ends with bigger breakdown

February 4, 2003

Although the men's hockey team's most recent Beanpot failure was marked by a three goal deficit, that at one point was as much as four goals, the game could be boiled down to a few miscues, a few missed opportunities that cost the Husky's a shot at their first at Beanpot gold...

Huskies have religious experience

January 30, 2003

PROVIDENCE, R.I. ---- It was Mike Gilhooly who described it as a '?textbook' win. He can make those claims on the heels of a 3-1 win over Providence at Schneider Arena. The 2,300 in attendance saw the Gilhooly make 23 saves including a breakaway one-on-none stop on Frairs...

Source says Woog hit player

January 30, 2003

Northeastern coach Joy Woog allegedly hit a member of the women's hockey team during a practice, according to a source close to the team. The source cited a number of other incidents of mistreatment caused by the third-year coach. According to the source, many players from...

NU helping to attract teachers

January 28, 2003

By Leila Fadel Many public school systems across the nation are struggling with a shortage of teachers and an abundance of students in need of an education. In an effort to combat this problem, Northeastern and City on a Hill, a Boston charter school, are collaborating on a...

Advising is essential

January 28, 2003

This fall, the university will be undergoing a major change to its academic calendar - a switch to semesters. This switch will affect current students who graduate after this coming summer. The easiest way for students to make sure they graduate on time and are following the...

U.N. Association unites students

January 28, 2003

By Lisa Kaczke Would you like to be a delegate from Turkmenistan in the United Nations?

Singled Out? You’re not alone.

January 28, 2003

By Briyah Paley Last night, the Curry Student Center Ballroom was full of single guys and gals looking for a date. The event was the 2006 Class Council's "Singled Out," based on the once popular MTV show that made Jenny McCarthy famous. For $3, students could participate for...

This is the year that NU wins the pot … seriously

January 28, 2003

I remember it so well. Four and a half years ago, and I can still see it. I was in my freshman year, sitting in the basement of Melvin Hall watching as then senior Brian Cummings took a fade pass from Billy Newson and buried the puck to beat Harvard and send NU to the final...

Ads can not capture NU

January 28, 2003

Planes, trains and automobiles seem to be the wave of Northeastern's future. Though the university's Leadership Campaign is utilizing a fraction of one percent of the budget, the underlying reality is that the university is being cheapened by the numerous print and television...

Forman: Hip-hop, it don’t stop

January 28, 2003

By Camila Crews Hip-hop has always been America's foster child. Born on the cold, cement streets and in the dangerous halls of public housing buildings, hip-hop was a way of expression for blacks -- just as jazz was before it. Eventually, hip-hop found a home in the music...