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Soulive

By Mike Larmon | April 17, 2003

Have a hankering for some live jazz? If you do, pick up Soulive's new self-titled live album. Consisting of nine tracks, ranging from five to 12 minutes in length, the album captures Soulive right in the moment of a live performance. The songs have been...

University Health Service prepares for possible SARS cases

By Bonny Beaman | April 16, 2003

Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS), a mysterious pneumonia-like illness, is breaking out around the world, but if it shows up at NIU the University Health Service has a plan to handle it. According to a report by the Centers for Disease Control...

Softball travels to Illinois State

By Sean Connor | April 16, 2003

Tied for second place in the MAC West, the NIU softball team just needs to keep doing what it's doing according to NIU coach Donna Martin. The Huskies (16-14, 6-3 MAC) will play their first non-doubleheader in a week at 5 p.m. today at Illinois State...

Soccer team names coach

By Sean Connor | April 16, 2003

At 3:15 Tuesday afternoon NIU Assistant Athletics Director Stacy Allie journeyed out to the soccer field to let the NIU men's soccer team know about its new head coach, Steve Simmons. "We're ecstatic," Allie said. "He's going to bring so much passion...

NIU faces lowly CSU team

By Adam Zolmierski | April 16, 2003

NIU shortstop Joe Mazzuca knows that overlooking a 3-23 Chicago State team is always a possibility, but not if the Huskies focus on the task at hand. "Coach [Ed] Mathey has said from day one that if we play our game, we'll be all right," Mazzuca said....

Majoring in the party scene

By Kristin Cavarretta | April 16, 2003

It takes dedication from students to earn a spot on the Princeton Review's top party school list - a dedication to drinking. Every year, the Princeton Review surveys 65,000 students nationwide. Based on questions relating to alcohol and drug use, the...

UHS meets high standards

By Matt Knutson | April 15, 2003

University Health Service recently received re-accreditation by the Accreditation Association for Ambulatory Health Care Inc. (AAAHC). According to the AAAHC Web site, accreditation is a voluntary process in which an ambulatory health care organization...

Today’s Huskies aim to set new traditions

By Frank Rusnak | April 15, 2003

It's spring. The flowers are blooming, the weather is nice - on most days - and the ladies are showing off more skin. But there is another reason to look forward to the changing of seasons this year. Not since NIU football coach Joe Novak was rockin'...

Clear decision made on a cloudy topic

By Shivangi Potdar | April 15, 2003

Starting this summer, the residence halls on campus will become smoke free. Currently, 58 out of the 141 floors in the residence halls are smoking optional. Students were informed during the sign-up process and hall councils about the smoke-free halls,...

NIU gets new soccer coach; name not released

By Sean Connor | April 15, 2003

A little less than two months since 16-year NIU soccer coach Willy Roy was fired, the NIU Athletics Department has selected a replacement. Three candidates were interviewed last week, and one was picked as Roy's successor, according to Assistant Athletics...

Minority applicants increase

By Samantha Henwood | April 15, 2003

About 26 percent of NIU's campus is comprised of minorities. Because of campus resources like the Center for Black Studies, University Resources for Latinos and the Asian American Task Force, this percentage will rise. "Minority applications, as well...

Veterans Club to hold Support Our Troops Rally

By Jessica King | April 15, 2003

The NIU Veterans Club will put on a Support Our Troops Rally at 8:15 p.m. Wednesday evening at the King Memorial Commons. The event will feature speakers and a reading of names of soldiers killed during U.S. military operations Enduring Freedom and Iraqi...

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