By Brenda Maguire, News Correspondent It’s Saturday night. A movie has been chosen and the drinks have been made. The only thing left to do: Pick a drinking game. Middler business entrepreneurship major Sean Casto can help. His pop culture-infused drinking game iPhone application, Drink TV, debuted on iTunes Jan. 28. “I figured it wouldContinue reading “Northeastern middler invents drinking game app”
Author Archives: Brenda Pantano
Beanpot Story
On Monday night the Wilkes-Barre Scranton Penguins skated to a 4-0 win against the Albany Devils at Boardwalk Hall. Although they were playing a division rival, some players had a different hockey event on their mind. With players from Northeastern University, Boston College and Boston University, almost half the team was keeping track of theContinue reading “Beanpot Story”
MIT shows off 150 years of innovation
By Brenda Maguire, News Correspondent Musical stairs feel like they would lead to Willy Wonka’s chocolate factory, or maybe Pee-wee’s Playhouse. But these musical stairs lead to the MIT 150 Exhibition at the university’s museum. The Massachusetts Institute of Technology is celebrating 150 years at the MIT Museum with an exhibit in the Thomas Peterson ’57Continue reading “MIT shows off 150 years of innovation”
Briere on a Roll
By Brenda Maguire For CSNPhilly.com Danny Briere is on a roll. In nine games, Briere has scored six goals, including one in Tuesday’s 6-3 victory over his former team, the Buffalo Sabres. Briere also registered his second assist of the season Tuesday, on a goal scored by Jeff Carter in the third period. He isContinue reading “Briere on a Roll”
Flyers Honor Ashbee and Family
By Brenda Maguire For CSNPhilly.com Before Tuesday night’s game, the Flyers honored Barry Ashbee by presenting the Ashbee banner that was in the Spectrum to Barry’s wife, Donna Ashbee. The ceremony began with a video tribute to Ashbee, featuring pictures and video, set to David Cook’s, “Time of my Life.” The video also included Ashbee’sContinue reading “Flyers Honor Ashbee and Family”
Final for Journalism II
In the University of New Hampshire’s men’s hockey locker room a close group of twenty guys prepare for each game. They sit in the stalls of the locker room, wearing their white jerseys with the initials UNH across the front in blue and they prepare to go out on the ice as a team. AlthoughContinue reading “Final for Journalism II”
Steve Langton profile
Steve Langton sits in the Marino Center. Not too long ago he could be seen there as a Northeastern student. Now, he is back to his old stomping ground for the first time in years. He returns, not as the Northeastern track star he once was, but as a United States Olympian. Steve Langton wasContinue reading “Steve Langton profile”
The DogHouse
When James van Riemsdyk’s skate touched the ice of Northeastern University’s Matthews Arena, the entire upper bowl, dressed in red for the “We Want Blood” theme, hollered and booed in his direction. Throughout the game, Northeastern’s fierce fan section, the DogHouse, booed every time the blade of van Riemsdyk’s stick touched the puck. He scoredContinue reading “The DogHouse”
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