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Northern Star

Agreement with Norris Cultural

By Bill Schwingel | March 6, 1989

The Northern Illinois Stage Company will perform in St. Charles this summer as the result of an agreement between NIU and the Dellora A. Norris Cultural Arts Center in St. Charles. The Stage Company is a professional production company of the NIU Department...

Landfill expansion decision delayed

By Sylvia Phillips | March 6, 1989

The owner of the DeKalb County Landfill must provide information demonstrating that operations will not pollute the ground water before the county will approve his request for expansion. In a hearing Friday, the DeKalb County Board's Landfill Committee...

Therapy program unique to Illinois

By Gail LaBarbera | March 6, 1989

NIU is the only school in Illinois with an accredited Marriage and Family Therapy program. A division of the Applied Family and Child Studies emphasis, the program began in 1973 and was accredited about eight years ago by the American Association for...

Communication lines too important to lose

By Dave Kirkpatrick | March 6, 1989

With the fall of winter's first snow comes a hush. Those animals not lucky enough to be classified as waterfowl move to more hospitable environs in order to feast on the vegetation that is so sparse during Jack Frost's stay in DeKalb. Those waterfowl...

IFC retains colony status of Delta Chi, Kappa Sigma

By Claudia Curry | March 6, 1989

The NIU InterFraternity Council voted Tuesday to continue the colony status of both Delta Chi and Kappa Sigma colonies for this semester because they do not meet the 2.39 grade point average required by the IFC. The council voted to grant both organizations...

Input requested on possible fee for renovations

By Tammy Sholer | March 6, 1989

An ad hoc committee decided Friday to request student input on the possible renovations to the Holmes Student Center since fees could increase from $10.40 to $25.20. A report conducted by Jon Dalton, vice president for student affairs, states the student...

Test kitchen moniters food quality

By Nissin Behar | March 6, 1989

Where can you go to taste free food, plan special dinners for NIU residence halls or observe a Human and Family Resources class learn about sensory perception? The answer is Douglas Hall's test kitchen. Patty Lee, NIU food specialist, said the test kitchen...

Clarinetist measures future

By Bill Schwingel | March 6, 1989

There are only one or two black conductors of major symphonic orchestras in the United States and Chelsea Tipton II would like to become another one. Tipton, who was born in North Carolina, has a bachelor's degree in music from the Eastman School of Music...

Thompson greets NIU protesters

By Tammy Sholer | March 3, 1989

"I'm on your side," Gov. James Thompson told about 20 students protesting the lack of funding for higher education Thursday evening at a Republican party fundraiser. Students from the Student Political Education and Action Committee, the Young Democrats,...

IBHE to vote on higher education plan

By Dina Paluzzi | March 3, 1989

NIU will receive $113 million if vote passes The Illinois Board of Higher Education will vote Tuesday to approve Gov. James Thompson's fiscal year 1990 higher education budget. The governor's allocations fall 60 percent below the board's recommendations...

Parking budget approved; student pay raise possible

By Stephanie Bradley | March 3, 1989

The NIU Parking Committee approved the Parking Division's fiscal year 1990 budget at its Thursday meeting. Business and Operations Controller Robert Albanese said the division had $289,000 left in its budget at the end of FY88. The division will have...

American soldier disappears near border of East Germany

March 3, 1989

FRANKFURT, West Germany (AP) - The U.S. Army said Thursday it is baffled by the disappearance of a "good, clean-cut" American soldier who had access to classified information and vanished near the East German border. An Army spokesman, Lt. Col. Jake Dye,...