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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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Habits hurt others

November 19, 2002

The lack of concern, not only for their well being, but also for others around them, has brought up an interesting argument. The students arrested in Willis Hall Monday night, who were selling drugs and keeping a running count on who they owed the illegal substance to are a...

Gale force ravages UNH, keeps Huskies atop A-10

November 19, 2002

DURHAM, N.H. - Fueled by the slick running of junior tailback Tim Gale, Northeastern drove past the University of New Hampshire on Saturday, 49-17. After going into the half with a 21-17 lead, NU kicked into overdrive, scoring 28 unanswered points in the final 30 minutes. Gale's...

Home is where the heart is; Las Vegas

November 19, 2002

Note to readers: "The Real World: Las Vegas" is not really about seven attractive, sexually active, dim-witted twenty-somethings who are on the cast to show their true colors. If you really want to know, the real Las Vegas isn't all casinos and clubs, high rolling on the strip...

Volleyball Maine-tains focus heading into playoffs

November 19, 2002

By Ari Strait The Huskies closed out their 2002 regular season on a five game winning streak with a 3-0 sweep of the University of Maine Black Bears (9-20, 3-8) last Friday at home on Solomon Court. It was the 10th victory in the final 11 games for the Huskies (18-14, 10-2),...

Flashback Films

November 19, 2002

By Angela Cooper Leg warmers, acid-washed jeans, Madonna and Transformers. We all remember these things vividly because the time was, of course, the 1980s. The '80s was a decade that saw revolutionary fashion, an incredible time in music and an unbelievable array of cinema....

Shoplifting our priorities

November 19, 2002

Americans and myself were recently privy to a mind-boggling, disgusting representation of our priorities in this country. On the night after the major mid-term election, I flicked on the tube to catch an update on the election results. Unfortunately, to my surprise, none of...

Field hockey’s season shot down vs. MSU

November 19, 2002

By Joe Rubin CAMBRIDGE - Their season is over. Entering the week as America East Champs, the field hockey team had high hopes for the NCAA tournament at Harvard's Jordan Field. However, after beginning with a 1-0 win over Connecticut, Northeastern lost to third-ranked Michigan...

Sweet surrender

November 19, 2002

By April Eve Jasak As www.citysearch.com's audience winner for Best Dessert in 2002, Finale restaurant lives up to even the highest expectations. With innovative and remarkable tasting desserts, Finale, is by far, the best desserterie in the Boston area. The first is located...

Huskies just un-Bearable against Maine at Matthews

November 19, 2002

He'd never seen anything like it. He cautioned his team not to overlook Northeastern. He told his troops to get to BU the following night, but even this was too good to be true. Maine coach Tim Whitehead and his Maine Black Bears took out Boston this weekend, beating Northeastern...

The Sound of Rage in the Garden

November 19, 2002

By Jim Powers Those of you who were in high school in the early to mid-1990s will remember a time when rock leviathans roamed the land on tours with names like Monsters Of Rock and Lollapalooza, a time when Seattle was the capital of Rock'N'Roll, U.S.A., and when there was pretty...

Breakfast, lunch and dinner

November 19, 2002

By Kaitlin Thaney Cheesecake wasn't built in a day. Though the exact origins of cheesecake aren't known, it is widely believed that it originated in ancient Greece. It's known that cheesecake was served to the athletes in the first Olympic games in 776 B.C. But, enough about...

Out of bounds

November 19, 2002

As the Northeastern men's soccer team was on its way to clinching the NCAA College Cup, one of their most dedicated fans was forced to watch the remainder of the game from behind a fence. Sunday afternoon, the Huskies faced the University of Vermont at Parsons Field. In the...