Article: High school drop-outs: courses, not students.(Letters to the Editor)(Letter to the editor)

Article: NU engineering gets early start
Chicago Sun-Times;  March 4, 1997 ;     640 words ...Earlier this year, Northwestern University engineering students were challenged with an astronomical question of life or death. The assignment was the same one that NASA engineers faced in 1970 when trying to bring home the crippled Apollo 13 spacecraft. Then, the astronauts had used up the filters

Article: NU engineering swimmer wins while immersed in ...
University Wire;  February 15, 2006 ;     617 words ...Brian Regan University Wire 02-15-2006 (Daily Northwestern) (CSTV U-WIRE) EVANSTON, Ill. -- All-nighters are not uncommon for McCormick students, who spend countless hours on EA problem sets, anything related to EDC and loads of midterms. But very few of the 1,300 engineering students at

Article: 30 NU engineering students accused of computer ...
The Boston Herald;  April 6, 2000 ;     700+ words ...In one of the largest cheating scandals to strike Northeastern University, 30 freshmen engineering students allegedly copied each other's computer-based homework assignments for a physics class last quarter, officials said yesterday. The allegations surfaced during the final week of the winter

Article: Jerome Cohen, NU engineering dean
Chicago Sun-Times;  November 8, 1999 ;     581 words ...As the longtime dean of Northwestern University's McCormick School of Engineering and Applied Science, Jerome B. Cohen oversaw everything from curriculum to the renovation of the Technological Institute. A member of the Northwestern faculty since 1959, Mr. Cohen died of an apparent heart attack

Article: ETA KAPPA NU ENGINEERING HONOR SOCIETY ANNOUNCES ...
US Fed News Service, Including US State News;  April 13, 2006 ;     700+ words ...The University of Kansas issued the following news release: The University of Kansas Gamma Iota chapter of Eta Kappa Nu, an international honor society for electrical and computer engineers, has announced nine inductees for 2005-06. They were honored at a recognition ceremony March 31 at the Burge

Article: John A. Logan, 78; headed NU engineering department
Chicago Sun-Times;  February 18, 1987 ;     533 words ...John A. Logan, 78, former head of the department of civil engineering at Northwestern University and past president of Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology in Terre Haute, Ind., died yesterday in Terre Haute. Mr. Logan came to Northwestern in 1954 as chairman of the department. He resigned his

Article: Gino N. Cosimini, 64 Was NU engineering professor
The Boston Globe;  September 11, 1997 ;     411 words ...A funeral Mass will be said today for Gino N. Cosimini of Natick, a Northeastern University professor, who died Monday at his home. He was 64. Mr. Cosimini was born in Boston. He graduated from Boston Technical High School and received a bachelor's degree in civil engineering from Northeastern