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Sexual assaults to be topic

By Susie Snyder | October 9, 1988

NIU's first annual fall Sexual Assault Awareness week, which runs today through Friday, will involve communicating information to students about sexual assaults, which have a "high risk" period in autumn. Jeff Cufaude, NIU activities adviser for University...

SCOPA changes approved

By Greg Rivara | October 9, 1988

For the time being, the monkey was taken off the back of the Student Committee on Political Action at Sunday night's Student Association meeting. A proposal to accept the recommended bylaw changes and additions made by the SA's Internal Affairs Committee...

Open House to show off NIU

By Diane Buerger | October 4, 1988

The NIU Admissions Office is expecting about 400 high school students this Monday for an open house, said Undergraduate Admissions Assistant Director Craig Kolins. The visiting students will take a bus tour of the NIU campus, visit a residence hall, meet...

Festival to run regardless of SCOPA’s fate

By Greg Rivara | October 4, 1988

Although the blackboard used to outline the agenda for Tuesday night's Student Committee on Political Action meeting read "SCOPA: An Endangered Species," the committee worked as though its future was secure. Details for the "Political Awareness Festival"...

Runways to improve at DeKalb-Taylor Airport

By Mike Lacy | October 4, 1988

DeKalb-Taylor Municipal Airport will have expanded, safer runway facilities soon with the help of about $5.5 million in federal and state monies. Plans include extending the runway in the summer of 1989 and building a second east-west runway south of...

Funds needed for corridor

By Elizabeth M. Behland | October 4, 1988

Unless adequate state funding is available, NIU will not be able to provide technological education through a multi-university in the DuPage County research and development corridor. NIU Provost Kendall Baker said the concept of a "multi-university has...

IBHE to form tuition guideline policy

By Claudia Curry and Dina Paluzzi | October 4, 1988

After hearing statements from members of about seven Illinois universities regarding a state-wide tuition policy Tuesday, the Illinois Board of Higher Education decided it would form a guidelines policy at its December meeting prior to budgeting in January....

NIU student’s death ruled accidental

By Suzanne Tomse | October 4, 1988

The death of an 18-year-old NIU student, which occurred on the first day of fall classes, was ruled accidental by a DeKalb County Coroner's jury last Thursday, who recommended that the traffic signal and speed limit be changed at the intersection of Annie...

Walkout was wrong solution

October 4, 1988

When the going got tough, some NIU students got going...out the door. The MATH 101 students who walked out of Noca Ervin's class lecture and later scrawled chalk protests on sidewalks outside the lecture hall chose the wrong answer to their problems....

Undergraduate Coordinating Council to meet

October 4, 1988

The first meeting of the NIU Undergraduate Coordinating Council, which replaces the Council on Instruction, will be mainly organizational. UCC Chairman Lou Jean Moyer said the meeting will be Thursday at 12:30 p.m. in the Lowden Hall conference room....

Programs undergo name changes

By Susie Snyder | October 4, 1988

A recent re-organization within the NIU department of Educational Services and Programs has led to further coordinating and renaming of programs, to make them more beneficial to students. Tendaji Ganges, director of ESP, said that although four of the...

Illinois Bell co-sponsors seminars for businesses

By Dan Young | October 4, 1988

Illinois Bell Telephone has underwritten a series of seminars designed for small businesses, with sales of $5 million to $20 million, going through the "growth" period of the business cycle. Bell and the College of Business's management department will...