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County to hear bids on project

By Dan O’Shea | January 23, 1989

Two DeKalb County road improvement projects, holding a total price tag of about $550,000, are scheduled to receive bids Feb. 3, said Rep. John Countryman (R_DeKalb). The first project proposed by the Illinois Department of Transportation involves the...

SA to address voting districts, group funds

By Holly Schubert | January 23, 1989

A change in Student Association senate voting districts, administrative decisions involving student groups and group funding are some major issues the SA senate will discuss this semester. SA Vice President Gregg Bliss said redistricting will be debated...

Phones on referendum

By Tammy Sholer | January 23, 1989

A proposed security phone system designed to link the NIU campus with University Police is awaiting a referendum vote by students before it can proceed into its final stages. Jon Dalton, vice president for student affairs, said he favors the phone system....

Survey shows parents for reciting pledge in school

By Chris Lind | January 23, 1989

Parents feel that reciting the pledge of allegiance in school might be a good idea, but when asked if the policy should be mandatory, the same people voiced staunch opposition to thoughts of required patriotism. A statewide Illinois Policy Survey conducted...

Judges honor NIU senior for Choreographic piece

By Chris Lind | January 20, 1989

NIU senior Sandra Kaufmann was honored last week at the American College Dance Festival at Iowa State University in Ames, Iowa by being chosen as one of the finalist to perform a choreographic work at the festival's gala performance. Alan Bernstein, a...

We’re kinder, gentler and more extravagant

By Marianne Renner | January 20, 1989

I've always learned that you can't put a price tag on concepts like friendship, kindness, and gentleness. I seem to have been wrong. Today's the day. This is the beginning of a kinder, gentler nation. Only it's costing about $25 million, give or take...

Letter discusses Neptune parking

By Stephanie Bradley | January 20, 1989

The Parking Committee discussed a letter at their meeting Thursday from a student concerned about the number of parking spaces available to Neptune Hall residents. Written by Neptune Steven Sanders, the letter stated that parking lot D, located directly...

Students petition to fill vacant SA seats

By Tammy Sholer | January 20, 1989

Seventeen students filed petitions by Thursday's 4:30 p.m. deadline to fill the seven vacant Student Association Senate seats. Ten students filed petitions for five openings of the 32 off-campus senate seats. There are two vacancies in the 16 on-campus...

Funds approved to correct inadequate lighting problem

By Joel Guggenheim | January 20, 1989

NIU President John LaTourette approved funds this month to correct inadequate lighting problems that campus administrators and student leaders identified during a walking tour of the campus last semester. Intended to identify dimly-lit campus areas requiring...

Program aimed at minority students

By Dan O’Shea | January 20, 1989

Qualified members of minority groups have opportunities to earn $10,000 for graduate school through fellowships from the Illinois Censortium for Educational Opportunity Program. The program provides for annual financial awards of $10,000 for full-time...

NIU hires associate director for UP&A

By Gail LaBarbera | January 20, 1989

After a national search that included thousands of applicants, NIU has a new associate director of University Programming and Activities. Flecia Thomas, a graduate of Illinois State University in Normal, began her job as associate director of UP&A...

Commonwealth Edison patrons to get refunds

By James Danca | January 20, 1989

Consumers of Commonwealth Edison Co. are due to receive refunds of summer rate overcharges that could amount to up to 20 percent of their total electric bill for the last seven months, according to an analysis conducted by the Citizens Utility Board....

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