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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

Taylor ahead of schedule with ankle rehabilitation

By Tom Clegg | March 29, 1988

It's been four months since NIU quarterback Marshall Taylor ended his junior season lying on the Nevada-Las Vegas turf with a broken left ankle. Taylor, who piled up 209 yards on 14 carries in that season-ending 34-31 Huskie win, has since gone through...

Regency schools push tax hike

By Suzanne Tomse | March 29, 1988

The Regency universities, including NIU, are continuing their efforts to push for a statewide tax increase by informing the public of the need for higher education funding next year. Board of Regents Chancellor Roderick Groves said advocacy initiatives...

SA holds elections today

March 29, 1988

The Student Association executive elections are today and Wednesday. Presidential candidates are Joseph Annunzio, Dale Bradley and Paula Radtke. The vice-presidential candidate is Gregg Bliss and treasurer candidates are Roger Beith and Diana Turowski....

Service might decrease student loan default risk

By Tammy Sholer | March 29, 1988

A state program to consolidate student's guaranteed loans might lessen chances of defaulting on the loan. Barbara Bell, default prevention program manager in the Illinois Designated Account Purchase Program, said the IDAPP is a state service connected...

Senate angered by Star policies

By Christine Boike | March 28, 1988

The Student Association senate Sunday passed a resolution against The Northern Star's endorsements for SA executive election candidates. SA Sen. Aaron Burke said, "I move that this body pass a resolution that we do not approve of The Northern Star's policy...

Annunzio aide slashes banner

By Sandi Patyk and Marianne Renner | March 28, 1988

Student Association presidential candidate Joseph Annunzio said he and his campaign mananger were responsible for removing and destroying an opponent's campaign banner Friday. The banner, which hung over a balcony at 623 Lucinda Ave., belonged to SA Public...

Public Works Dept. to present program

March 28, 1988

DeKalb's Department of Public Works will present a $2.5 million five-year road maintenance program to the city council at a special meeting tonight at 7. Ralph Tompkins, assistant director of public works and engineering services, said he will present...

TV-8 resumes ‘Paragon’ feature broadcast

By Sylvia Phillips | March 28, 1988

NIU's student-produced television program Paragon resumed broadcasts for its third season last week. Paragon airs on cable channel eight on Thursdays at 6:30 p.m., with a repeat showing at 7 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. The feature program is composed of about...

Sample copy distribution paid by “local” sponsors

By Sean Noble | March 28, 1988

The editor of Thunderbolt said one or more of three "local" subscribers to his newspaper sponsored its mailing last week to NIU students. In a telephone interview Sunday from Marietta, Ga., Dr. Edward R. Fields said, "We mail sample copies of Thunderbolt...

City likely to pass Greek Row ordinance

By Susie Snyder | March 28, 1988

A proposed ordinance for a DeKalb Greek Row Special Service Tax District should have no problems passing at the regular city council meeting tonight, Mayor Greg Sparrow said. The proposed ordinance for Greek Row area road reconstruction includes taxing...

Physical therapy future uncertain

By Katrina Kelly | March 28, 1988

A decision concerning the possible elimination of NIU's physical therapy program will be made by April 1, NIU Provost Kendall Baker said Sunday. Baker said any decision made will enable students enrolled in the program to graduate as scheduled. "The university...

Board considers security phone system

By Marianne Renner | March 28, 1988

The possibility of implementing a security phone system linked directly to the University Police was discussed at the Campus Security Advisory Board meeting Friday. Student Association Sen. Lisa Gunn proposed the idea to the board of installing telephones...

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