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Northern Star

The Student News Site of Northern Illinois University

Northern Star

The Student News Site of Northern Illinois University

Northern Star

Upward Bound dresses up Gabel Hall

By Tarciano Figueiredo | July 13, 2004

The four murals being painted in Gabel Hall may be most accurately described as educational art. For senior art major Rebecca Evans, working on the murals redefined art education. Evans is one of the seven NIU students volunteering this summer to help...

CAB tug-of-war continues

By Dan Patterson | July 6, 2004

Student Association Vice President Janet Rodriguez condemned NIU’s attempt to stop her from suspending the Campus Activities Board for not complying with an injunction. Rodriguez said Rick Clark, director of University Programming and Activities, cannot...

Software to streamline NIU

By Kate McDonough | July 6, 2004

The next step in the implementation of the PeopleSoft Student System, a program that will replace the current student information system and WebConnect, is expected to begin in September, said Steve Pace, associate director of computing services for Finance...

‘Spidey 2′ barely saved

By Derek Wright | July 6, 2004

Thank God for Sam Raimi. His direction in "Spiderman 2" might be the saving grace of the film. Having grown up reading comics, he was able to include aspects from the books that others may have ignored - including a scene in which Peter Parker (Tobey...

Online classes offer flexible ‘classroom’

By Casey Toner | July 6, 2004

English major Lynda Briesemeister does not consider herself a traditional NIU student. At 42 years old, with three kids and a part-time job reading books to children at an elementary school in Hawthorn Woods, Briesemeister barely found time to schedule...

CAB situation

By Janet Rodriguez | July 6, 2004

I'd like to begin by clarifying a few things regarding the CAB situation that I hope will answer some of your questions. The SA did not reach inside the CAB organization to fix internal issues. The elected CAB officers filed a complaint to the SA Supreme...

SUV takes right-of-way with car

By Sara Dolan | July 6, 2004

NIU secretary Leslie Pergament-Nenia looked for the shade of a tree and not another vehicle when she parked near Anderson Hall in Lot 2 last week. "I gave [my parking spot] a lot of thought. I parked in the shade," Pergament-Nenia said. University Police...

Fulbright American Studies Institute brings international perspective to NIU

By Tarciano Figueiredo | June 29, 2004

Teaching American literature will make a tremendous difference to him, said Roberto Ferreira, Jr., an American literature professor visiting NIU from Brazil. It is different to know the United States from the inside, he said. The experience also will...

More controversy from Moore

By Jessica King | June 29, 2004

Michael Moore certainly knows how to stir controversy. At times, his latest documentary, "Fahrenheit 9/11," is as annoying as a political attack ad - and just as polarizing. It’s also pretty damn entertaining. The film makes many points about George...

Duckin’ into the lagoon

By Tarciano Figueiredo | June 29, 2004

Pamela Roesner, a secretary in the family, consumer and nutrition sciences department, has become close friends with the ducks at the East Lagoon. She often brings bread so she can share her lunch with them. "I felt bad when they had to empty the lagoon;...

Second VP candidate interviews for position

By Kartikay Mehrotra | June 29, 2004

The second candidate for the vice president for Student Affairs position interviewed Tuesday and Wednesday at NIU. During the course of the two-day interview, Thomas Rios, currently the assistant to the vice president for Student Affairs-Research and...

NIU hiring more diverse, but lags behind others

By Tim Harvey | June 29, 2004

Ethnic diversity figures among NIU faculty are on the rise, according to NIU human resources. As of Dec. 31, minorities represented 17.4 percent of assistant, associate and full professors, also known as ranked faculty. This figure was up from 16.4 percent...

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