By Max Lederman In Matthews Arena men are crashing the boards, but it's not coming from the ice hockey team. The NU hoops team's season is underway, as they lace up the A6's and hit the hardwood. The Huskies enters the 2002-2003 season with ten players from last year's roster...

Meatwad makes the money, see. Meatwad gets the honies, see. Imagine this being stuck in your head every Monday through Thursday. Two days of solace without the catchy tune drilling your head

By Kat Noel An audience that crossed color and generation lines gathered at John F. Kennedy Library and Museum on Monday to hear The Reverend Jesse Jackson discuss his views on the strategies and tactics used in the struggle for civil and human rights. Jackson is a voice...

By Joshua M. Pratt Local punk rockers 12cent will be performing at Bill's Bar on Landsdowne Street Monday, Nov. 25. 12cent has been playing local clubs, bars, and even select locations on the Warped Tour in an effort provide their new CD release, "Bastard Music," with some momentum....

By Jillian Orlando "Diversity is not just skin deep; it's deeper than that; it's wider than that," said the Dean and Director of Affirmative Action Donnie Perkins. "It's more beautiful than that." Dean Perkins addressed students and their concerns at the Diversity and Identity...

No one likes windburn, despite how cute you look in those light slacks. When the cold weather starts to reek havoc on our fashion sense, things such as funky umbrellas and the ultra stylish trench coat work great as well. This week's man on the street was spotted wearing a trench...

By Kate Daneau Crime Log Entry of the Week Monday, Nov. 18 11 p.m. A 21-year-old female student in West Village E reported that she had been physically and mentally abused by one of her visitors. She and her visitor, a 49-year-old homeless woman who had been living with...

It's impossible. It's something that students suffer from throughout their years of academics. The curse that I am talking about is the curse of the long-term assignment. We all get them. Teachers like to put this burden on us, and at the beginning, we, as students, love to...

By Christine Meade Cigarette-toting students can be spotted at any time during the day on campus. However, the American Cancer Society is now looking to put a stop to the widely spread cigarette use with their Great American Smokeout day on Nov. 21. This campaign is now striving...

The basic concept of customer satisfaction has escaped many departments of this university. For example, a student contacted the Student Government Association (SGA) because she had a broken foot. She needed assistance getting from an address within what the Division of Public...

By Justin Arnold Several passionate students and activists spoke vehemently before a crowd of more than 50 people against war in Iraq on Monday night. The student group Northeastern University Campus Against War and Racism hosted a teach-in which featured a panel of anti-war...

With the current amount of apathy on this campus, it is nice to see that some students still go out and avidly support some of our athletics teams. We have some of the best teams in America East on our campus: women's field hockey, men's soccer, and football. These teams deserve...