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The Student News Site of Northern Illinois University

Northern Star

The Student News Site of Northern Illinois University

Northern Star

The Student News Site of Northern Illinois University

Northern Star

Dance company flaunts flair

By Gg Levine | February 23, 1989

What would you say to a Friday-night event that stirs your creative juices, makes you think in an unaccustomed vein and provides cultural enrichment to boot? This Friday is one of the rare occasions when such an event will occur in DeKalb. The Campus...

Black heritage discussed

By David Pollard | February 22, 1989

Nationally renowned journalist Vernon Jarrett spoke at the Carl Sandburg Auditorium Monday about the triumphs of the ordinary black person. Jarrett's presentation focused on the ordinary human being. He referred to the period when blacks were slaves,...

Handivan suffering from labor crunch

By Holly Schubert | February 22, 1989

NIU's labor shortage has meant a lack of drivers and interrupted service for a newly implemented handicapped bus service. Bill Finucane, transportation supervisor, told members of the Student Association Mass Transit Board that he has attempted to cover...

Students pick loans over work-study

By Chris Lind | February 22, 1989

In recent years, NIU students in need of financial aid have taken out loans rather than participating in NIU's work-study program, said Melody Amundsen, coordinator of NIU student employment. Amundsen said that this year "only 30 percent of students are...

Affirmative Action Office granted new job, salary

By Gail LaBarbera | February 22, 1989

A new assistant director for NIU's Affirmative Action Office will start at an annual salary of $33,996. Affirmative Action secretary Jeanette Ezra said that Eddie Williams, vice president of finance and planning, approved money in July 1988 for the new...

NIU student to be on ‘Win , Lose or Draw’

By Wendy Neese | February 21, 1989

"Not bad for a day's work." This is what NIU student Darryl Silver said about winning $1,000 during Christmas break on NBC's game show Win, Lose or Draw. Silver, a member of Delta Upsilon, appears on Channel 5 at 10:30 a.m. today with celebrities Dr....

Fund approval needed for Watson Creek renovation

By David Pollard | February 21, 1989

Funding might be approved for the renovation of Watson Creek, which runs through NIU's campus, to help stop spring floods resulting from excessive rainfall and melting snow. The Illinois Board of Higher Education approved $613,700 for the project, but...

Committee considers options

By Elizabeth M. Behland | February 21, 1989

A space availability problem at the Holmes Student Center might warrant the need for an addition, but some members of a space study committee want to be sure all usable space is occupied before plans for renovations are developed. The Student Services...

Top diplomats to withdraw from Iran

February 21, 1989

(AP)_European Common Market governments decided Monday to withdraw their top diplomats from Iran to protest Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini's renewed order for Moslems to kill novelist Salman Rushdie. Britain went even further by pulling out its entire embassy...

SA to study ISA’s view of Illini split

By Tammy Sholer | February 21, 1989

NIU's student government might investigate the possible disaffiliation of the University of Illinois at Champaign-Urbana from the Illinois Student Association. Phill Buoscio, interim senate speaker, said Sunday he and SA President Paula Radtke will attend...

Time to start an exercise program is now

By Sue Eaglebarger | February 21, 1989

Exercise might be the last thing on your mind right now. After all, it's winter - the shorts and bathing suit season seem years away. "Exercise is a life-long process that you need to start now," said Fabian DeRozario, coordinator for the Office of Campus...

History repeating itself can prove very painful

By Eric Gubelman | February 21, 1989

The day after high school graduation I was riding my bike near the park in my town when I happened to see my mother in her car. It wasn't just happenstance—she was looking for me. "Get up to the doctor's office," she said. "Your father is having a heart...

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