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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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Chaves leaves Northeastern for similar post at UMass

October 29, 2002

Mere months after Athletic Director Ian McCaw resigned and accepted the AD post at UMass-Amherst, Assistant Athletic Director Bill Chaves is doing the same. Chaves, also the director of External Affairs at NU, will take over the Assistant AD post at Amherst under his former...

Getting real on MTV

October 29, 2002

"Welcome to the real world," uttered Morpheus to a groggy Neo. The "real world" in "The Matrix" can be explained by seven people, because that movie is about as realistic as the new season of MTV's "Real World." Sex sells, it makes for good television, blah, blah, blah. You...

Diddy, Busta, Eve perform with JAMN 94.5’s ‘Monster Jam’

October 29, 2002

The FleetCenter was filled with thousands of screaming fans on Sunday, Oct. 27, when Boston's number one hip-hop station, JAMN 94.5, held their annual Monster Jam Concert. Fans were bobbing their heads and moving to the beats of their favorite artists. Hosting the show was...

A chance to make a change

October 29, 2002

So when you think of New England in October, what comes to mind? Warm apple cider, pumpkins sitting on front porches, crisp leaves, blue skies with a chill, plaid everywhere! Not to mention lots of homework, turning your heater on for the first time, which may or may not work...

My hard copy of the paper????

October 29, 2002

Will I start to get my hard copy of the paper now that I paid for? Thadius Niekerk 35E Parkway Village Cranford NJ 07016 908-272-3445 Thanks!

Janitors get benefits and respect

October 29, 2002

After 24 days of picketing and demonstrating throughout Boston, the Service Employees International Union 254, which represents the janitors of Boston, reached a contract agreement that will increase their health benefits and wages over the next five years. As of last Wednesday,...

Women slapped on the ice by St. Lawrence, 2-1

October 29, 2002

By Kimberly Peterson It is the ultimate battle in hockey: goaltender versus goaltender. In duels like these, one goal could spell the difference between victory or defeat for the combatants. Despite a sparkling 37-save effort this past weekend against St. Lawrence University,...

Financial aid office offers relief

October 29, 2002

By Amanda Lowe As tuition bills come in, students are in search of financial relief. One method of relief is the "Scholarship of the Week" program offered through the Financial Aid Office. The program is designed to help students meet their educational expenses. The scholarships...

Femmes play to eclectic crowd

October 29, 2002

By Barry Thompson Lansdowne Street had a sort of an offbeat Norman Rockwell quality to it last Friday night. While Boston scene darlings, The Unseen, Big D and the Kids Table and Kicked in the Head played to the new hyper generation next door, a collection of disenfranchised...

Senator will be missed

October 29, 2002

By Joe Goldberg The loss of Democratic Senator Paul Wellstone to a plane crash last week was a tragedy for Americans of all political persuasions. I'm not one to give politicians undue praise, but Wellstone's courage made him a rare breed in American politics. He brought humility,...

Volleyball drops the ball at New Hampshire

October 29, 2002

By Jeff Schiable The Husky volleyball team lost a crucial America East match-up to the University of New Hampshire 3-1 Tuesday. The Wildcats entered the match 15-10 overall and 5-1 in the America East and defeated NU 30-25, 32-30, 27-30, 30-26. Northeastern's record falls to...

Bang for the buck?

October 29, 2002

Ads in The New York Times. Brainteasers at Fenway Park. Billboards hanging over the interstate. Northeastern has put its name out there and spent the money, so now the only question is: was it all really worth it? A News interview with President Richard Freeland on Oct....