Chad Dust stood on the center platform of the Park Street T station and adjusted his microphone headset. On the floor in front of him was a binder full of CDs, a portable stereo, a single speaker and a small plastic container full of coins and dollar bills. He leaned down,...

By Kate Augusto For those looking to convert old records to MP3 format, the right resources have emerged on campus. Launched this fall, the Digital Media Design Studio, located in 295 Snell Library, aims to fit the growing needs of today's technology savvy students, library...

Architecture lecture sheds light on recent events Northeastern's School of Architecture is hosting a lecture tonight about the decay of the nation's infrastructure, according to a Northeastern announcement on myNeu. Sarah Williams Goldhagen, architecture critic of the magazine...

In my course, Introduction to Arabic Culture, I employ a method of analysis that consists of three simultaneous approaches. The first is a critical examination of the culture's history and tradition. The second is a focus on the present state and manifestation of the contemporary...

By Marc Larocque Northeastern imbibers will still need to walk a few more steps for a late-night snack. Symphony Market, a convenience store close to campus, was denied the right to extend its hours by the Zoning Board of Appeals at City Hall Tuesday. The board voted 4-3 against...

In response to a recent letter about student complaints ("SGA working to ease printing pains," Oct. 29.) with the new print quota, I am extremely disappointed. The print quota is one of the best moves by the administration to reduce waste on campus. This is both an environmental...

By Chris Estrada DURHAM, N.H. - Neither rain, wind nor cold could stop Maurice Murray from running over No. 8 New Hampshire. The senior tailback was the star of the show, rushing for a career-high 206 yards and three touchdowns on a whopping 55 carries, to power Northeastern...

I read two Northeastern News articles ("Northeastern's arm of the law is too long" editorial and "Casino trip draws scrutiny" Oct. 29) relating to the planning of Senior Week Events for the class of 2008, of which I am a member. The arguments from fellow students Chris Haner...

By Matt Collette The second annual Husky Hunt began just before 8 p.m. Friday as students from 50 scavenger hunt teams ran from a captain's meeting to Krentzman Quad to gather as a group and strategize their plan of action. Despite inclement weather, the hunt sent 600 students...

Following the Husky Hunt and a long night's sleep, my feet hurt, my head aches and my body longs for its pre-Hunt state. But that's all OK because I knew what I was signing up for - a 24-hour scavenger hunt. What I wasn't anticipating, however, was the inattention to crucial...

As I was reading The News last Friday, I was in shock as I read the article ("California blazes hit home, affect students," Nov. 1) on the recent California wildfires and some students' related comments online. Not only did I feel embarrassed for these students' comments, but...

Cheering is an essential part of any sporting event. It pumps up the players, gives spectators an outlet to actively participate and adds exponentially to the fun of the game. But for Northeastern sports fans, limits on cheering are headed their way. Athletics Director Peter...