On a frigid Tuesday night at the beginning of the semester, right as professors were starting to pile on the work, Northeastern’s a capella groups filled the university’s Blackman Auditorium and entertained students and faculty members.
In the dark, she speaks. A voice that was strong, powerful and rich with an Irish accent. As the light dissolved into a brighter dim, she turned around in her rocking chair and there she was, Mary Harris Jones or rather Mother Jones; a woman who worked tirelessly for 50 years educating and organizing for the rights of workers and their families.
Join the trainers of Ultimate Bootcamp on Saturday at 9 a.m. for a free workout on the lawn at Boston Common. These certified trainers will show participants how to get in shape for marathon events, or even just how to work off that dinner from last night.
Ever since I was a little girl, all I wanted was to come to America; the movies, books and music filled my head with fantasies and I envisioned my own American Dream so clearly.
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It’s that time of year again: Black Friday sales are over, holiday lights have been put up on buildings and trees around Boston, and a well-deserved winter break is almost here. But with the snow and the Michael Bublé Christmas album comes the time of the year to buy gifts for friends and family, and that’s always a hassle, no matter how many deals and cute sweaters you find for yourself along the way. So therein lies the big question: What presents do I get the important people in my life for the holidays?
Green Line Records, Northeastern’s non-profit student-run record label, gives students the hands-on opportunity to participate in all functions that a label in the real world has.
