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Letter: A friend remembers student Christopher Williams

April 21, 2011

When Christopher Williams talked about the robotic lobsters on his co-op, “Yes,” I said, emphatically pumping my fist, ushering in laughter. I heard rumors of this robotic lobster when I visited the Marine Biology Center in Nahant.

Editorial Cartoon

April 21, 2011

Letter: Co-op helps business students learn what isn’t taught in classroom

April 21, 2011

Lately there have been many high-level discussions about undergraduate business programs in the United States. From the New York Times to the Economist, everyone seems to have an opinion on how this discipline operates and is viewed by our society.

Editorial: Breakdown in school communications

April 21, 2011

This year, The Huntington News was denied its annual spring interview with the president of the university. Summer, staff members were told, would be a better time, because President Joseph E. Aoun is too busy.

Letter: Evolving Arab revolutions have no presence

April 14, 2011

Several Arab regimes have been gradually losing legitimacy and credibility, as have scholars and historians of the Arab world, Middle East and Islam who have been intentionally or unintentionally feeding us naïve notions and analyses of the region and its people.

Editorial Cartoon

April 14, 2011

Springfest's Smoking Policy

Column: Earth Day highlights need to help environment

April 14, 2011

When the recycling bins in my six-person apartment overflow with plastic cans and piles of paper, I can’t help but think back to the days when I didn’t pay attention or care about the small steps I can take to protect and improve the environment.

Staff Editorial: Administration should change ticketing process for grads

April 14, 2011

On May 6, the class of 2011 will graduate in the TD Garden. Each student is given four tickets to divide between family members, and inevitably, some kin are left out. This number dropped from five tickets per student last year.

Editorial: Candidates not setting good precedent of transparency

April 7, 2011

A total of eight grievances were filed against student body presidential candidates Sean Maloney and Michael Sabo. In an effort to investigate further, News staff reached out to the candidates to obtain a list of each one’s respective campaign workers. Both declined to give News staff the information. In a campaign in which both candidates have talked about the importance of transparency, neither is making a good impression so far.

Letter: Any amount appreciated, not expected, in senior gift drive

April 7, 2011

As students at Northeastern, we are extremely lucky. We come from many diverse walks of life, but regardless of where we come from or how we got here, we are all fortunate to have benefited greatly from the education and experience we have received at Northeastern. Many of...

Editorial Cartoon

April 7, 2011

The struggle for a 20% vote.

Column: Sabo, Maloney virtually same candidate

April 7, 2011

As you’ll no doubt read on the front page – unless you skip directly to my column, in which case a) thank you and b) what’s wrong with you – the Student Government Association (SGA) extended voting for the new president through tomorrow, Friday, in hopes that they can reach the 20 percent voting minimum. As of press time, they had reached 3222 votes.