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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

Miller’s filer draws negative response

By Stephanie Bradley | March 9, 1989

A recent spring break advertising supplement distributed by the Miller Brewing Company was pulled from full distribution in response to a large amount of negative reaction from readers. The section was intended to be a parody of college students' spring...

Condom machines to be installed over break

By Stephanie Bradley | March 9, 1989

Condom machines will be installed at several locations on campus during spring break. NIU selected National Sanitary Laboratories of Lincolnwood, Ill., to install condom machines in the bathrooms on the lower level of the Holmes Student Center, bathrooms...

Advisers seek ISA analysts

By Tammy Sholer | March 9, 1989

Several unanswered questions have prompted three Student Association advisers to request a study of the Illinois Student Association this semester. SA Welfare Adviser Lisa Gunn said student fees are spent by the ISA, and students should know how their...

Women’s history observed

By Michelle Landrum | March 9, 1989

Wearing a button proclaiming "Write Women Back Into History," Valerie Quinney described Women's History Month as "a month of consciousness-raising and education." After a five-year delay, Congress declared in 1987 that each March will be National Women's...

Assault group proposed

By Elizabeth M. Behland | March 9, 1989

The Sexual Assault Task Force has proposed a program that would train NIU students to be "sexual assault advocates" in residence halls, fraternities and sororities. Task force member Blanch McHugh said two fraternity members met with the committee to...

NSC tournament forces Huskies to ‘start anew’

By Bob Regan | March 9, 1989

Most basketball coaches look at a conference tournament as a second season, and NIU women's basketball coach Jane Albright believes in that "March Madness" philosophy. When the Huskies kickoff the inaugural North Star Conference Tournament against Cleveland...

Vietnam GI bill cut, eliminates benefits

By Bill Schwingel | March 9, 1989

Education benefits for about 750,000 Vietnam veterans—including about 100 NIU students—will end Dec. 31 with the end of the Vietnam Era GI Bill. The Veterans Administration will stop sending GI Bill payments to veterans attending school or in training...

Hopes unfulfilled, Rosborough exits NIU

By Bob Regan | March 9, 1989

Unsure future awaits fired coach Three days ago the NIU men's basketball team wrapped up its season with a 68-63 win over Chicago State. Then, just before noon Wednesday, the inevitable happened. After three seasons as the head coach of the Huskie roundball...

‘Eep, op, ork, ah’: ice-breaking do’s, don’ts for vacation

By Allen Roscoe | March 9, 1989

Spring Fake ‘89 is here. You've spent weeks preparing for this annual pilgrimage to Southern ports of call. You've done the workouts to tighten your gluteus maximus, you've made the trips to the carcinogen spas and you shopped until you dropped at the...

Education goals concern CSADD

By Lori Wilkosz | March 9, 1989

College Students Against Drunk Driving discussed Tuesday their objectives of educating students, reducing drunk driving and promoting NIU alcohol awareness programs. CSADD, a 40-member group formed last semester, discussed a contract stating that members...

Alcohol education pays off

By James Danca | March 8, 1989

NIU's increased efforts in alcohol education over the last four years have resulted in a 50 percent decrease in alcohol-related injuries recorded by the University Health Service. Alcohol-related injuries decreased by 25 percent in 1986-87, followed by...

Commission supports gay rights proposal

By Paul Wagner | March 8, 1989

A proposal for a gay rights ordinance in DeKalb was endorsed by members of the city's human relations commission Tuesday, but action on the effort will wait until after city elections in April. It took almost an hour for the commission to obtain the number...

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