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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

Voters unable to register due to senators’ absence

By Tammy Sholer | February 4, 1988

Several Student Association senators who signed up to man voter registration tables during add/drop failed to show up, which resulted in failure of that part of the registration drive. SA Sen. Joe Annunzio said at the first SA meeting senators did not...

Faculty Assembly urges Athletic Board reduction

By Sean Noble | February 4, 1988

The University Council Faculty Assembly recommended the size of the NIU Athletic Board be reduced from 34 to 20 members to conform with national university standards. The Faculty Assembly's Rules and Governance Committee presented the reduction proposal...

Officials dispute new AIDS test law

By Matt James | February 4, 1988

Local and state officials are disputing an Illinois law that went into effect Jan. 1 which requires couples applying for marriage licenses to take a blood test to screen for exposure to the AIDS virus. Sen. Paul Simon, D-Ill., and DeKalb County Clerk...

Conference to teach skills needed in leadership roles

By Elizabeth M. Behland | February 4, 1988

Time management and motivational skills are two topics the "Future Student Leadership Conference" will focus on to aid students in their roles as students and leaders. The Office of University Programming and Activities is sponsoring the Saturday conference,...

Thompson: Push for a tax hike

By M. Michelle Byrne and Suzanne Tomse | February 4, 1988

Editor's note: This is the second of a three part series on higher education funding. Part 2 deals with the administrator's views on funding. Tuesday, Gov. James Thompson told administrators they have to convince the Illinois General Assembly to approve...

Faculty intend to resign

By Katrina Kelly | February 4, 1988

Three senior faculty members in the College of Liberal Arts & Sciences intend to resign after this semester because of a lack of teaching resources. "Faculty morale is a problem," LA&S Dean Peter Nicholls said. "They are trying to do their job,...

IFC adopts alcohol policy guidelines

By Christine Boike | February 3, 1988

Greek Row fraternities will be required to supply food and non-alcoholic beverages as part of the new alcohol policy guidelines adopted by the InterFraternity Council Tuesday. The guidelines were compiled by chapter advisers and presidents last semester...

Man, 18, arrested for sexual abuse

By Marianne Renner | February 3, 1988

Alfred MacDonald, 18, was arrested for the criminal sexual abuse of an NIU student Sunday, after entering her residence hall room, police report. MacDonald, 480 Crestwood Drive, Des Plaines, is not an NIU student. University Police said the victim reported...

Student push needed for funding

By M. Michelle Byrne and Suzanne Tomse | February 3, 1988

Editor's note: This is the first of a three-part series on higher education funding. Part one deals with the students' role in the funding process. Student leaders urge other students to become more active in their roles as lobbyists and voters to show...

Educational groups join to support state tax hike

By Suzanne Tomse | February 3, 1988

CHICAGO—Educational groups across the state are forming a coalition to work together in support of a state-wide tax increase needed to fund and strengthen all levels of education in Illinois. After a joint meeting of the Illinois Board of Higher Education...

Board’s size might change

February 3, 1988

The University Council Faculty Assembly will discuss today at its regular meeting the possible reduction of the Athletic Board's size. Judy Bischoff, executive secretary of the UC, said the Faculty Assembly's Committee "B" will recommend the board be...

Rink cleared

By M. Michelle Byrne | February 3, 1988

Former NIU marketing professor David Richard Rink will be cleared of two forgery charges on Feb. 9, and might appeal his university dismissal in March. State's Attorney Philip DiMarzio said the Feb. 9 court date was set to determine the status of the...

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