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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

Regents name Matsler SSU interim president

By Dina Paluzzi | September 9, 1988

An interim president for Sangamon State University was named by the Board of Regents Thursday and will assume his new position Sept. 13. Franklin Matsler was selected Wednesday by the Regents as SSU president. However, his name was not immediately released...

Shapiro gains Hartigan’s support

September 9, 1988

Illinois Attorney General Neil Hartigan will be a guest speaker at a Sept. 9 fundraiser for Jerry Shapiro, Democratic candidate for DeKalb County State's Attorney. The reception will be held from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the Hillside Country Inn, Route 23,...

New schedule set for handicapped bus system

By Matt James | September 9, 1988

The Student Association Mass Transit Board has set new hours and has obtained a new bus for handicapped student transportation this semester, but one student said the new system is not problem-free. Board Chairman Dave Emerick said the new system went...

Leaky pipe damages HSC office

By Elizabeth M. Behland | September 9, 1988

A damaged pipe located in the Holmes Student Center caused an undetermined amount of damage to the Students' Legal Assistance Office after springing two leaks in a two-week period. Conrad Miller, physical plant administration and support service manager,...

Police recover dangerous drugs

September 9, 1988

DeKalb County Sheriff's Police and Sycamore Police have recovered the large amount of highly dangerous and potentially fatal drugs that were stolen Sept. 5 from a parked ambulance near Sycamore. Two Sycamore juveniles were arrested Wednesday and charged...

Rockford to gain new academic center

By Claudia Curry | September 9, 1988

The Illinois Board of Higher Education approved a $40,000 grant allocation Wednesday to fund the development of the new Northern Illinois Regional Academic Center in Rockford. Board of Regents Chancellor Roderick Groves said, "The first step on the plans...

Community Music School offers lessons

By Diane Buerger | September 8, 1988

NIU's Community Music School is offering lessons for voice and all instruments for both children and adults from Sept. 12 through May 6. "Kaleidescope" is a group of classes which includes music for children, children's chorus, children's recorder ensemble...

WNIU hopes to move from Kishwaukee Hall

By Suzanne Tomse | September 8, 1988

Although WNIU might not move to the Palmer Building, 801 N. First St., as proposed in February, the station is continuing negotiations to move its operations out of Kishwaukee Hall. "The origianl plan appears to be dead," WNIU General Manager Mike Lazar...

Commission urges parents to save earlier for college

By Susie Snyder | September 8, 1988

In celebration of 30 years of service, the Illinois State Scholarship Commission is turning in a new direction to urge parents to begin long-range financial planning for college educations. Bob Clement, executive director of agency relations for the commission,...

Regents pick SSU president

September 8, 1988

An interim president for Sangamon State University was selected Wednesday by the Board of Regents in a special telephone conference call meeting. However, the new president's name has not been released yet. Regent Brewster Parker said the reason for the...

Survey results represent views or gender equality

By Michelle Isaacson | September 8, 1988

Results of three surveys conducted by NIU's Commission on the Status of Women have not shown feelings of gender inequality in the workplace among most female NIU faculty members. NIU President John LaTourette said the results of the "Gender-Related Problems...

Protesters assemble at CHANCE meeting

By Susie Snyder | September 8, 1988

A group of students opposing the dismissal of a CHANCE counselor brought the issue to the attention of freshman students attending an informational CHANCE meeting Wednesday night. Protesting students passed out fliers and displayed signs showing their...

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