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Nicolay Shinkin: northeastern Northeastern University		“Reducing the Contract Amount” by Polina Shinkina This is a one-topic book from the series of books related to discussion of different aspects of business contract terms in the Chinese language. The book contains a number of useful phrases and words which might be used in the process of business negotiations. The book includes the Table of the Chinese Radicals, the main text, the list of used characters, exercises for the Chinese characters study, including exercises on the Chinese characters decomposition. Quite a number of grammar exercises disclose the theme of the general questions in the Chinese language. Answers to exercises at the end of the book are a good support for self-learners.http://www.lulu.com/content/e-book/reducing-the-contract-amount/18870761http://www.lulu.com/spotlight/polina985

Nicolay Shinkin: northeastern Northeastern University		April 19th, 2017 08:00 am Chinese Commercial Contract Learning Chinese Commercial Contract Learninghttps://www.facebook.com/groups/1855527744676500/Chinese, marketing, commercial, financial, textbooksThe Blog publications include but not limited to: Chinese commercial correspondence, Chinese marketing correspondence, Chinese financial correspondence, business writing Chinese, Chinese characters decomposition, Chinese numbers, addition in Chinese, subtraction in Chinese, multiplication in Chinese, division in Chinese.

livinlarge21: northeastern Northeastern University		April 24th, 2012 12:13 am 2 Undergrad commencement tix for sale Hi! Apparently nobody uses this site much anymore, but I have 2 extra graduation tickets so email me if you're looking! My email is bilodeau.m@neu.edu... best offer in the next week gets em. I won't check here so if you are interested, please email. Thanks

chloster17: northeastern Northeastern University		March 27th, 2012 01:33 pm Sublet Needed! I am looking for someone to sublet my apartment on Gainsborough Street for the months of April, May, June, July and August. If you are interested, please feel free to comment here and I can set up a time for you to see it! I have included details about the place below. Thanks!One bedroom available in a spacious first floor two bedroom apartment near Northeastern University. Amenities Include:Central Air ConditioningLarge private patio with private apartment entranceKitchen, furnished living room, and your bedroom is partially furnished if you would likeLess than a mile from Northeastern, Berkeley, Boston Conservatory schoolsThe apartment is completely pet friendly! A rare find on Gainsborough StreetParking available directly behind the apartment's private entrance through a nearby management companyRoommate is available to show the apartment at your convenience, just contact me!cats are OKdogs are OK1

billie0701: northeastern Northeastern University		March 21st, 2011 11:21 am NEED MAY 2011 COMMENCEMENT TICKETS I AM IN DESPERATE NEED OF TWO TICKETS TO MAY GRADUATION! I WILL PAY FOR EACH ONE UP TO $50. PLEASE E-MAIL ME @ BILLIEBROWNSTEIN@GMAIL.COM IF YOU HAVE ANY EXTRAS!City sounds: anxious

ssdaly: northeastern Northeastern University		October 26th, 2010 02:41 pm What's your favorite elective? So this spring will be my final semester at Northeastern and I have one free elective I need to take to fulfill my credit hours - any suggestions? I'm hoping for an interesting, fun class that's not too difficult. I'm a journalism major in case that makes a difference. Thanks9

thebrookbabbles: northeastern Northeastern University		October 5th, 2010 02:05 pm Graduation question hey all!so, i'm due to graduate this may. naturally, i'm pretty psyched. but i do have a question or two - i heard that at the ceremony (the undergraduate graduation at the garden, at least) there is no walking or even reading of names. is this true? does everyone just sit the whole time? my parents are expecting some walking on the stage, a handshake, or at least announcing of my name...will they be completely let down?thanks in advance for any info!6

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ratheripped: northeastern Northeastern University		Anyone still looking for an awesome July co-op? If you're interested in a career in marketing I know someone at HubSpot who's looking to take in two co-ops. It's one of the fastest growing companies in the area and you will have the opportunity to learn a ton about inbound marketing and data analysis. From what I've seen it's an amazing company to work for and they're a leader in the industry. They're looking for people who are enthusiastic about inbound marketing, social media, and blogging - just having a Facebook isn't going to cut it. If you think this sort of thing is up your alley feel free to e-mail a cover letter and resume here.City sounds: geeky

censura_umbra: northeastern Northeastern University		General Studies Program I don't know if anyone has this problem or even cares, since this site seems to be working like a craigslist, but does anyone have or had to deal with the General Studies Program? Let me know, I have some questions.ThanksNicholas EtherMy email is Ether.n@husky.neu.edulocation: United States, New York, PoughkeepsieCity sounds: aggravated

desired_writer: northeastern Northeastern University		April 25th, 2010 12:41 pm undergrad commencement tickets for sale I find myself with 2 extra tickets to undergrad commencement on May 7th. I'll sell for $25 each or best offer. Let me know if you are in need!nikki3

sarameade01: northeastern Northeastern University		April 18th, 2010 10:54 pm Sublet Summer 1&2 Fully Furnished Studio near NEU I'm also leaving for Co-op and have a studio apt fully furnished at the corner of St. Stephen and Gainsborough St 3 blocks from Northeastern's campus, and the same amount from the Symphony T stop. Rooftop deck, vaulted ceilings, new appliances. I'm sad to leave this place, it was a steal.email me at meade.s@neu.edu if you're interested.3

jadounnaber: northeastern Northeastern University		April 18th, 2010 10:42 pm Apartment for Summer 1 + 2 Hey all, i'm leaving boston for summer 1 and 2 for co-op and i need to find a sublease for my current apartment.This apartment is located on Mass ave and Tremont street, 7 minutes away from Northeastern University. All my roommates are students as well and they will be here during the summer.Its a huge single room in a duplex apartment. The rent is 925 including only heat, Hot water is generated by an electric motor, and the electric bill is an average of 20 bucks. Cable (TV and internet) are also provided which is also another 20 bucks. in total the rent would be in the range of 965-985 a month. Its available for SUMMER 1 + 2, ( 10th of MAY till the 31ST OF AUGUST. )Please email me at ( naber.j@husky.neu.edu) if you're interested.

musicalmonkeys: northeastern Northeastern University		April 17th, 2010 10:23 pm apt Hey guys, You probably get a million questions about this but I am new to the whole apt hunting scene. I was wondering if there was any wisdom you could impart upon me and also, are realtors available on the weekend?Thanks for your help13

zorba22: northeastern Northeastern University		April 11th, 2010 11:33 am summer apt sublet hey, i'm looking for someone to sublet my apartment this summer (after graduation [i'm very flexible about starting date] until the lease ends at the end of August). rent is $725/month and utilities are very cheap in the summer. it's on st. alphonsus right by tremont street (super close to brigham circle/green line/39 bus, right on the 66 bus line, also close to roxbury crossing/orange line). third floor, large apartment with laundry in the basement. we have a large kitchen and living room and big back deck (with grill). bedroom is average-sized and, if you're interested, i might leave or sell my bedroom furniture.please email me at lykes.j@neu.edu for pictures/more info or to set up a time to come by and check it out.thanks.

donidogg11: northeastern Northeastern University		Looking to sublet my place for the Summer Hey guys,I'm going to be on Dialogue and then on co-op (hopefully in DC) Summer I and II. As such, I need to sublet my place, ASAP!I live on 97 St. Stephen St. in a pretty good sized studio. I've lived here solo for the past three months and it's been great. It could easily fit two people in it, most preferably if you knew one another. This would help because it runs 1250amonth.NottoobadcomparedtoNUoncampus,butstillkindasteepfortheaveragecollegestudent.Thatsaid,theapartmentincludesheat,hotwater,andhighspeedinternet.Cableisn′tincluded;IneverordereditsoI′mnotsurewhatitwouldcometo.Andelectricityrunsaround1250 a month. Not too bad compared to NU on campus, but still kinda steep for the average college student.That said, the apartment includes heat, hot water, and high speed internet. Cable isn't included; I never ordered it so I'm not sure what it would come to. And electricity runs around 1250amonth.NottoobadcomparedtoNUoncampus,butstillkindasteepfortheaveragecollegestudent.Thatsaid,theapartmentincludesheat,hotwater,andhighspeedinternet.Cableisn′tincluded;IneverordereditsoI′mnotsurewhatitwouldcometo.Andelectricityrunsaround15-$20 a month for me. It's got a big room, really big bathroom considering it's a studio, a kitchen with a fridge, and a deep closet for good storage space and shiny hardwood floors.I love this place. So do my friends. YOU WILL TOO!Give me a call and we can set some time up so I can show it. It's right on campus, so it's very convenient if you want to drop-by.Also, you can email me at: marden.an@neu.edu and I can send you pictures or answer any questions.Thanks a lot1

maddhatter419: northeastern Northeastern University		March 30th, 2010 03:13 pm Summer sublet available My roommate and I are graduating in May and we are hoping to move out of our apartment as soon as possible starting in May (you could move in for the whole summer or just summer 2).The apartment is on SYMPHONY ROAD. It's a nice building and surprisingly quiet, even on weekends. • The apartment has 2 large bedrooms (both EASILY fit a full bed)• Very large living room with a huge mirror• Very clean bathroom and kitchen• Each bedroom has a good sized closet and there is also a big closet in the living room• Rent is 2400/month•Electricityisonlyabout2400/month• Electricity is only about 2400/month•Electricityisonlyabout20/person (even in the summer with the AC!)• Heat and hot water are included in the rent - washer/dryers in basementWe are willing to compromise on move in dates, prices, things you would like to be left behind like air conditioners or certain pieces of furniture.You can contact me at: enman.l@husky.neu.edu if you are interested

purgatori84: northeastern Northeastern University		March 29th, 2010 10:17 am Class recommendations? This fall will be my final semester at NU, and I've put off taking my natural world core class. I'm looking for something that wont be overly challenging, as quite frankly I'm at the end and want to be semi-lazy. I'm looking at:BIOL 1147 - The Human Organism with Prof YashonPHYS 1121 - Intro to Science with an unknown profHas anyone taken these? How were they? Do you have any other recommendations for an easy(ish) natural world class?Also, has anyone taken Advertising and Promotional Culture with Nakayama or any other prof? I'm trying to decide between it and Producing for the Entertainment Industry.Thanks guys3

ratheripped: northeastern Northeastern University		March 27th, 2010 01:23 pm 3 rooms Available May 1st in huge 4br/2bath Duplex in Somerville $500/month NO LEASE Just a humble somewhat recent NU alum x-posting that I'm looking for some roommates for my ridiculously awesome and ridiculously cheap apartment in S-ville. If you still have to get to Northeastern there are 2 bus lines at the end of the block that will take you to the Orange at Sullivan in less than 10 minutes. There's also a bus at the opposite end of the block that goes right to Lechemere in less than 10 minutes as well, but we all know how much the Green line blows. ( Read more...Collapse )3

airlines: northeastern Northeastern University		March 12th, 2010 06:45 pm I chose fall housing for myself and 3 friends, an apartment in E with 4 singles. One of them just got a co-op offer from a company in California, so she obviously will be canceling her fall housing. She still has spring housing though, so what will happen? I assume Northeastern will give her spot for fall to someone, but is it possible that they'll give it to someone who only needs fall housing and give her the room in E when she comes back?This is where seeing into the future would have been useful, because if she's not going to get the room in spring, we could have chosen a 3 person room3

seasonal_love: northeastern Northeastern University		February 4th, 2010 09:14 pm West Village? Now that it's almost time to pick housing...Do any of you have an opinion on which West Village is the best? Are there really any differences between them? If you could choose from any of them, which would it be? Or, if you've lived in one of them, what was your experience like?Thanks!City sounds: tired9

ar2389: northeastern Northeastern University		December 2nd, 2009 04:51 pm Students who ever ate at Restaurant Row? Hi everyone - I'm writing an article for tomorrow's Huntington News about Restaurant Row. In case you hadn't heard, an agreement was reached last week that will allow restaurants like El Pelon and Thornton's Fenway Grille to reopen. If you have two seconds to comment tonight, that would be great! Please e-mail me at rice.anna@husky.neu.edu with your phone number & I will call you asap. Thanks!Ohh and also, if you shop or go out at Downtown Crossing ever, I need to talk to you as well1

ssdaly: northeastern Northeastern University		November 24th, 2009 04:19 pm Stats Class Hey,I am a journalism major looking to fulfill my level 2 math requirement. I don't very much like math and so I'm looking into taking Statistics in Psychology with Professor Harkins hoping that it's not very difficult. Has anyone taken this class? Specifically anyone who doesn't really like math? Is it hard?Thanks1

littlestarletta: northeastern Northeastern University		November 23rd, 2009 01:49 am Northeastern calls an end to football Becoming successful is deemed too costlyBy Andrew Ryan, Globe Staff | November 23, 2009 Northeastern University plans to announce today that it is ending its football program after 74 seasons, saying it is unwilling to invest the millions of dollars needed to improve the team to meet the school’s ambitions. President Joseph E. Aoun and the board of trustees endorsed the move Friday after an extensive, two-year review of the athletic program by its director, Peter Roby. The decision to eliminate football follows six straight losing seasons and sparse game attendance at a school whose ice rink often sells out for hockey. Northeastern football did not fall victim to the recession or a fund-raising crunch, university officials said. Instead, school officials came to terms with the hard truth that the $3 million-plus annual program needed more help - millions more each year - than Northeastern wanted to give. ( Read more...Collapse )RIP Northeastern football, 1933-2009. Anyone a big fan? I never went to a game during undergrad (2002-2006), but it's still sad for the team and that NU failed in this regard. Though it does make sense financially. I agree with the decision just kind of sad anyways.2

airlines: northeastern Northeastern University		November 22nd, 2009 06:29 pm Bells Today and yesterday at noon and 6pm I've heard bells coming from somewhere- both times America the Beautiful was played, but at noon they went on for awhile. There were some short breaks, but when I left campus around 12:45 they were still going. Anyone know why, or where they're coming from? I think I heard them one day last weekend too.2

thebrookbabbles: northeastern Northeastern University		November 9th, 2009 01:10 pm failing? hey guys - junior here with a question i've never thought i'd have to ask...i'm not doing so well this semester for so many, many reasons.what happens when you fail a course?this might sound like the dumbest question ever, and i'm sorry if it is. i looked around the registrar's website and did my degree audit and am still a little confused.does it count as completing the class? will i have to retake it?it's a required course in the sense that i have to take 4 level 400 courses in that area and this is one i chose. so i could repeat it, if need be, or just pick another one another semester.the thing is, i've switched majors a few times and really need to stay on track to graduate on time and not pay northeastern even more of my money. i don't really want to withdraw, for the chance that i just might turn everything around and not fail.any help is appreciated, sorry if i'm a complete idiot.4

ar2389: northeastern Northeastern University		September 30th, 2009 01:01 pm Students who are interested in career in film industry? Hi everyone! I'm writing an article for the news about the growing film industry in Boston. I'm looking for students who are interested in careers in the film industry (any aspect). If you are available to answer two quick questions via phone sometime this week or early next week, please e-mail me at rice.anna@husky.neu.edu. Thank you so much

_snowandlights: northeastern Northeastern University		September 26th, 2009 11:24 am Has anyone set up the new Northeastern email to work with their mac? I've been trying to get it set up and something just keeps going wrong - I think it might be a problem with what I put for incoming mail server or something. Any suggestions?1

plking88: northeastern Northeastern University		September 7th, 2009 04:52 pm Request for Interviews Hi I'm writing an article for the Huntington News on bicycling in Boston. I'm looking to find out if any of you would like to take a few minutes to answer some questions. Send me an email at pamela.lauren.king@gmail.com, and we'll get in touch as soon as possible!Thanks1

neularry: northeastern Northeastern University		September 6th, 2009 01:02 pm USED TEXTBOOKS FOR SALE Used textbooks for Turnaround Management - FINA 4602.The Phoenix EffectISBN: 0-471-06262-6Selling in the bookstore for 44.95(new)and44.95 (new) and 44.95(new)and33.70 (used)My price: 20.00Condition:Good,alittlehighlighting∗∗PrinciplesofCorporateRenewal−2ndEdition∗∗ISBN:0−472−11366−6Sellinginthebookstorefor20.00Condition: Good, a little highlightingPrinciples of Corporate Renewal - 2nd EditionISBN: 0-472-11366-6Selling in the bookstore for 20.00Condition:Good,alittlehighlighting∗∗PrinciplesofCorporateRenewal−2ndEdition∗∗ISBN:0−472−11366−6Sellinginthebookstorefor95.00 (new) and 71.25(used)Myprice:71.25 (used)My price: 71.25(used)Myprice:50.00Condition: Very goodCasebook on Corporate Renewal ISBN: 0-472-11369-0Selling in the bookstore for 95.00(new)and95.00 (new) and 95.00(new)and71.25 (used)My price: $50.00Condition: Very goodlocation: Boston

hcoolkev101: northeastern Northeastern University		September 4th, 2009 10:16 pm BOOKS HEY GUYS I HAVE a Ways of Reading book.... if anyone wants to buy it for like 10 bucks.Its an older edition but has the same material as the new book.

jeveuxsavoir: northeastern Northeastern University		September 2nd, 2009 03:17 am I'm about to start my last semester and that means that I not only have to take my science requirement, but do rather well in the class as well. And since Natural Disasters & Catastrophes sounded like the best way to do so, that's what I've signed on for.I've heard varying things about the class, but was overjoyed to find out that the book was merely recommended.For those of you who have taken this class - just how much would you "recommend" such an investment? I'm terrible at anything science-related, but I've also heard that exam questions aren't exceptionally relevant to the material covered, i.e., who narrated some film.

asan127: northeastern Northeastern University		August 31st, 2009 07:27 am Anybody figure out how to get Husky Gmail on an iPhone? Tried adding the email account a few different ways, tried using google's instructions...nothin. Any suggestions besides use the web browser?City sounds: curious10

seashell20: northeastern Northeastern University		August 23rd, 2009 01:33 pm Does anyone know how to configure the new Husky G-mail with Apple mail? I have always had my NEU mail forwarded but can't figure out how to to set-up the new G-mail on my Mac.Thanks for any help.4

star_destroyer: northeastern Northeastern University		August 7th, 2009 12:54 pm Futures at Fenway Anyone interested in a pair of tickets to Futures at Fenway tomorrow? Selling them at face value minus convenience fees etc, so $40 gets you the pair. They're kickass seats -- Field Box #37, just a few rows back from the field behind the home team on deck circle. Shoot me a message or reply and we'll set it up! Thanks.

soxylady1024: northeastern Northeastern University		August 3rd, 2009 12:03 pm Looking for roommates? Hi! My name's Michelle and I'm going to be a middler at NU this year. After having put it off for way too long, I'm looking at places to live next year and hoping to find another roommate or two! At this point we have a couple people committed to living together, (myself, a 21 year old guy, and a 21 year old girl, all NU undergrads) but we just went and saw some gorgeous 5BRs, so if we take one we'll have 1-2 spots available! We're going to haggle to get the price lowered (and since a 5BR is going to be so hard for the dealer to move this late that seems feasible), so with utilities it would be about 800-900 a month, which is also the range we're looking at for any other places we might choose. We're looking at some right on campus, and others down Mass Ave a bit so up to 15 minutes walk from campus into the South End. Seriously though, this 5BR we saw down by Mass Ave and Washington is absolutely gorgeous, 3 floor townhouse with tons of windows and right in the adorable part of the South End... I'm really hoping it's the one we end up in! So - If you would be interested in possibly living together with other studious, respectful, fun people, send me a message! Male, female, straight, gay, no problem as long as you're a nice, drama-free person. And if you know anyone who's looking too please refer them to this message haha since it's getting late to be doing this. My email's bellaboo1316@aol.com. (so email me OR use that to facebook me!) Looking forward to hearing from you! Michelle :)PS - one of the bedrooms is HUGE so if you have a friend you'd like to share a BR with we can easily set it up to share that one. Also, I can send you pics of this 5BR i'm telling you about if you want1

hogarth_today: northeastern Northeastern University		August 2nd, 2009 05:55 am I'm considering changing my major from Business to Environmental Studies. What do you guys know about the major? I intend to call/email someone in the department soon to figure out specs. Are there any particularly helpful staff? I'm going to be a Sophomore. I have 62 credits, most of my core is taken care of. Good idea, bad idea? Other things to keep in mind? Thanks6

asan127: northeastern Northeastern University		Golfing Does anybody know if there's any way to formally learn how to golf through the school, like a club or something? The executives at my coop asked me if I golf and I'd like to say yes next time.location: United States, Massachusetts, GloucesterCity sounds: curious1

soxylady1024: northeastern Northeastern University		Safety first... Columbus ave?? Hey yall. So I'm a 20 year old female and I work at a restaurant in the Pru until as late as 11 PM; if I lived on Columbus or that area next year, do you think it'd be sketchy/dangerous to walk home alone at night? More or less so than other areas, at least? (I'm trying to figure out where & with whom to live next year, shoot me... )12