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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

Scholarship given to NIU sophomore

By Shawnna Lynch | October 6, 1989

NIU sophomore Lannette Van Hamme recently won a $5,000 scholarship from the Coors Veterans' Memorial Scholarship Fund. Coors Brewing Company, in affiliation with B.B. Distributors, awards the scholarship monies to students who are 22-years old or younger,...

Ellwood House to hold festival

By Maureen Morrissey | October 6, 1989

Live music, arts and crafts, food, a used book sale and student discounts will be presented Sunday at the Ellwood House Fall Festival. The festival will take place from noon to 5 p.m. Gerald Brauer, museum director, expects 500-600 people to come to this...

Sidewalks nearly done

By Ken Goze | October 6, 1989

The torn-out sidewalks between Reavis and Watson Halls should be replaced before winter after problems arose with a cooling system replacement project initiated last spring. The sidewalks were first removed last April during the installation of a new...

Desmond not selected as running mate

By Lisa Daigle | October 6, 1989

DeKalb County Clerk Terry Desmond will not join Neil Hartigan, Illinois Attorney General and gubernatorial candidate, as Lieutenant Governor on the Democratic ticket. Hartigan chose U.S. Attorney Prosecutor Jim Burns, who is known for his work in drug...

Owner, city’s plans differ

By Mark McGowan | October 6, 1989

Plans for restoring the DeKalb Center apartment complex to standard living conditions differ between the building's owner and the city of DeKalb, the possible property managers. The complex, 1100 W. Lincoln Hwy., has been the center of controversy this...

Citizen board urges Com Ed return charges

By Stephan L. Lopes | October 6, 1989

The Citizen's Utility Board urged state regulators on Wednesday to order Commonwealth Edison to return more than $158 million to consumers because of 1988 overcharges. The overcharges were to residential customers billed from June to December 1988. The...

Working to lift restraints

By Michelle Isaacson | October 6, 1989

Lambda Chi Alpha, Sigma Chi and Sigma Pi fraternities are working to lift disciplinary action imposed on them by NIU and the InterFraternity Council. Gregg Mylin, IFC vice president of administration, said NIU issued the sanctions to Lambda Chi and Sigma...

‘Education summit’ provides utopian goals

By David Broder | October 6, 1989

The Washington Post The "education summit" of President Bush and the nation's governors signals an important national commitment to the task of overhauling America's schools. But no one should underestimate the difficulty of the challenge. It is one thing...

Action taken against Center

By Michelle Landrum | October 6, 1989

Residents of the DeKalb Center high-rise apartment complex might be caught in the middle of a legal battle between the city of DeKalb and the owner of their building. The city decided to follow through with plans to intervene in the Center's management...

Some kids will just never act grown-up

By Bill Schwingel | October 6, 1989

Ah! Children. Those were the days. Times when you could blame everthing on your innocence and your adorability would let you get away with everything. What were some of the "adults" of today like as children? First we need some scenery. One block of any...

SA to review appointment

By Michelle Landrum | October 6, 1989

The Student Association will voice its opinion Sunday on Mayor Greg Sparrow's 7th Ward aldermanic appointment. The SA interviewed five people for the position at Sparrow's request, and ranked the top three. Sparrow came out with his own list of recommendations...

Contract mediation set

By Jeff Cutler | October 6, 1989

The Board of Regents has sent NIU and the University Police into contract mediation after informal negotiations for this year's wage reopener have come to a halt. The UPs are members of the Fraternal Order of Police Union. The UPs are scheduled to be...

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