Boston is one of America’s oldest cities, and is best explored on foot. There is much to do in Boston including exploring the Freedom Trail, shopping in Harvard Square, watching sports or relaxing in the Boston Common. Faneuil Hall and Quincy Market are the home to Boston’s largest comedy venue, the Comedy Connection. The North End of Boston is the most European section of this European-like American City. Here there are restaurants that include every type of Italian cooking. Harbor cruises and museums are also options while living in or exploring the city.

Northeastern University is located in Boston and was ranked as the number one university for programs that require students to combine classroom learning with real-world experience according to U.S. News and World Report. Based on overall reputation, The Boston Globe ranked Northeastern in the top 10 of schools on that list.

Key links:

Northeastern
http://www.northeastern.edu

Boston
http://www.boston.com
http://www.boston-online.com/visitors

2003-04 Corps Members:

Name (College/University)
Bevinda Alves (Mount Ida College)
Kristopher Carter (Villanova University)
Demetrius Cobb (Mount Ida College)
Melissa Cohen (Middlebury College)
Zachary Costa (Trinity College)
Jessica Cummings (University of Massachusetts-Dartmouth)
Emanuel DeBarros (Fitchburg State College)
Brendon Fenton (Berea College)
Barbara Goodwin (Gordon College)
Dionne Greenidge (Emmanuel College)
David Juiliano Claremont (McKenna College)
Elizabeth Lennox (Boston College)
Rayna McCartney (Saint Bonaventure University)
Kaitlyn Morrissey (Colgate University)
Michael Munroe (Sprinfield College)
Deborah Rogers (Tufts University)
Roberta Sinclair (University of New Hampshire)
Alison Stahl (Amherst College)
Anna Stempien (Gordon College)
Raegan Truax (Colorado College)