Three men were arrested by Northeastern Police Thursday and charged with larceny by false pretenses after members of Northeastern s payroll office noticed possible fraudulent paychecks being issued to the men. The Student Government Association has voted to support a proposal that would have classes meeting twice a week for 100-minute sessions. The Faculty Senate is considering a new undergraduate scheduling plan that would let all colleges offer a course sequence similar to the one the College of Business Administration uses now.
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A few weeks ago, a freshman living in White Hall heard about the proposed restaurant idea in White Hall. Trustees extend Freeland s contract By Dave Branda News Staff Following the completion of a five-month review by a special committee of the Board of Trustees, President Richard Freeland has been given a contract extension that will keep him in office through August 2002. In response to complaints from students that Northeastern has not done enough to promote racial equality on campus, the university is considering organizing a series of discussion groups aimed at improving race relations on campus. Historian speaks Greek to Hellenic Society By Christopher Doscher News Staff Mary Lefkowitz, author of Not Out of Africa, a sometimes-criticized analysis of why myths that much of Greek culture had African roots were once accepted as fact, spoke at a lecture sponsored by the Northeastern Hellenic Society Tuesday night. By Nathaniel Fredman News Staff Boston Mayor Thomas M. Menino vetoed an ordinance Monday to require permits to purchase kegs of beer within the city saying he supports the intent but fears legal challenges.