This is a satirical newspaper, not done by the actual Huntington News.
Northeastern University has long been ranked number one for Best Co-ops. A century after its inception, Co-op has established the university as one of the top 50 academic institutions in the nation. Ranked 43 in the 2010 U.S. News & World Report, Northeastern has surpassed rival Boston University, which is currently ranked 56.
Today, although a growing number of universities offer co-op, and almost all universities offer other forms of experiential learning, Northeastern is the world leader in cooperative education. Unlike most universities, Northeastern offers students the benefits of strong long-standing …
United Nations to Host Annual World Issues Forum
This Friday in the Raytheon Amphitheater, come listen in as leaders of nations from across the globe discuss pertinent issues. Light refreshments from different world cultures will be served.
Tiger Woods to speak at Blackman Auditorium
Legendary golfer Tiger Woods will be speaking at Blackman Auditorium this Friday. Discussion topics will include, how to avoid the media, how to hit a golf ball 400 yards, and how to pick up girls at college parties.
Marino Center Dodge Ball Game: Students vs Administration
This Saturday April, 3rd Stop …
The efforts of this year’s SGA direct elections PR campaign have clearly paid off. For the first time in several years the percentage of students who participated in voting in the Student Government Association Presidential race exceeded 50%. A staggering 56% of the Northeastern undergraduate student population voted for either a candidate or in favor of ‘no confidence’. This year, students are hoping to set a new precedent and hold their SGA accountable by voicing heir concerns – and their votes. “Yeah, I voted.” Senior Mechanical Engineering student, Jason Halpern …
Congratulations to Frank Palmer Speare for the winning entry in this month’s Cartoon Contest. Frank will be receiving a $200 gift certificate to Conor Larkins and a trip to OSCCR.
Provost and Senior Vice President Dean Stellar announced earlier this week on Monday that the University’s five year program will officially become the standard curriculum. Director’s announcement comes after a year long discussion between administrators and students, who met on a weekly basis to re-evaluate the University’s academic priorities. According to Stellar, the standardization of the five year program will help students get the most work experience during their undergraduate career, as they will have a “superior advantage, both academically and professionally” over graduates of other colleges and universities.
Professors will …
