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Alena Kuzub

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Journalist at @NUGlobalNews. Born in USSR. Belarusian. Ў, Bob's Burgers & peanut butter.
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Apologies are not always the best policy in customer service

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By Cody Mello-Klein Verified, Alena Kuzub Verified, Kate Rix
| Northeastern Global News
What is the Strait of Hormuz, and why does it matter?
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The simple habit that prevents campus theft, according to NUPD

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By Alena Kuzub Verified
| Northeastern Global News
Imagine this scenario: you’re at Snell Library, working on a class project. Your backpack is by your chair, your jacket hangs on the backrest and your laptop, notebooks, phone and pens are spread out on the table. Then you need to refill your water bottle. Do you leave your belongings where they are, or pack them up and take them with you, even if you’ll be right back?
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Digital tools provide access to Northeastern Oakland museum

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By Alena Kuzub Verified
| Northeastern Global News
As the audio begins to play, Josselyn Trombly’s soft yet animated voice starts floating through what seems like a big open space, as she describes a gouache painting, “Plush Blush”, by Pakistani-American visual artist Shahzia Sikander. “The absurdism of a woman riding a chicken first attracted me to this piece,” says Trombly, a first-year Northeastern University student on the Oakland campus and a gallery assistant at the Mills College Art Museum.
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