Or at Northeastern University where all students do co-ops in real companies and organizations as part of going to college. 

Whatever ends up happening, it will likely be a surprise to us, but not to anyone at the NFL, Andrew Mall, an associate professor of music at Northeastern University, told the Northeastern Global News. 

“I worry that Kushner, as well as other Trump family members, will gain financial advantage by using their status to suggest they can influence the administration’s policy,” says Michael Meltsner, professor of law at Northeastern University.

How quickly firms are willing and able to raise their prices remains to be seen, Peter Simon, an economics professor at Northeastern University, said Saturday. 

“The real effect of the incoming Administration on the exchange rate will depend on the extent to which it follows through on its threat to impose tariffs,” summarizes by email Robert Triest, professor of Economics at Northeastern University.

“This means that parties other than the DoJ and attorney general, for example, privates, might be able to sue companies for non-compliance with the ban or divest mandate,” says Elettra Bietti, an assistant law professor at Northeastern University.

To Richard Daynard, president of the Public Health Advocacy Institute (PHAI) at Northeastern University’s law school, such language deflects from gambling’s heavy social toll.

Op-ed by Xin Qi, an international computer science student at Northeastern University’s Vancouver campus.

“When people want to solve Parkinson’s, they know that understanding the mechanism allows them to target specific processes,” says Northeastern University assistant professor of computer science David Bau. 

Costas Panagopoulos, professor of political science at Northeastern University, previously to Newsweek: “If things start to spiral out of control and the press is inundated with stories of family separations and other ways it’s affecting Americans who may support those policies now, it could conceivably change their minds or at least nuance their opinions. It could backfire […]

But for all measles’ speed, “I would place a bet on whooping cough being first,” Samuel Scarpino, an infectious-disease modeler at Northeastern University, told me.

“Yeah, that data — that data’s not helping” dispel conspiracy theories, said Nicolette Aduama, the senior associate director of the Center for the Study of Sport in Society at Northeastern University in Boston.