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The Student News Site of Northern Illinois University

Northern Star

Fairness of judicial hearings questioned

By Matt Gilbert and Markos Moulitsas | November 4, 1993

The hearing procedures of the Student Judicial Code have been criticized because students are represented by student advocates while NIU is represented by professionals. "I think we really need to take a look at the (judicial) code book," Collin Halliman,...

Jazz Ensemble to perform concert

By Amy Ross | November 3, 1993

The wind is turning colder, the leaves are changing colors and fall is in the air. This time of year not only means weather changes, it also marks the time of the NIU Jazz Ensemble's annual fall concert. The performance will be held at 8 p.m. Nov. 4 in...

Fellowships made available by Ford

By Jen Bland | November 3, 1993

Minority graduate students looking for fellowships, your ship has just come in. Ford Motor Company will be awarding 5 three-year pre-doctoral fellowships and 20 one-year dissertation fellowships to qualifying Native American, Alaskan Native, African-American,...

Senate backs diary supoena

November 3, 1993

ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER LARRY MARGASAK WASHINGTON (AP)—The Senate Tuesday night voted to back the ethics committee's enforcement of a subpoena for Sen. Bob Packwood's diaries, culminating a wrenching debate over how to police members' conduct. The 94-6...

Lecture describes Nicaraguan affairs

By Sandra Masibay | November 3, 1993

Nicaraguan Foreign Minister, Miguel D'Escoto told an audience Monday about the present political and economic crisis in Nicaragua. His lecture, titled, "Nicaragua on the Brink, Peace or Civil War?" explained the state of Nicaraguan affairs placing much...

Minorities gain opportunity through InterNet conference

By JEN BLAND | November 3, 1993

InterNet gives students a link to the business world in northern Illinois. InterNet (Internship Networking) is sponsored by the East West Corporate Corridor Association. The company typically sponsors a summer program and recently added a minority program....

Position to promote cultural awareness

By Grant Miller | November 3, 1993

The Interfraternity (IFC) and Panhellenic (Panhel) councils of NIU will soon have a new administrative position in their executive boards. Representatives of the University Programming and Activities board approached both the IFC and Panhel in September...

Notes

November 3, 1993

CAREER SERVICES will host "Selecting and Applying to Law School" from 7 to 8 p.m. in the Campus Life Building, Room 100. For more information, contact Laura Mruk at 815-753-8336.

STEVENSON HALL COMMUNITY ADVISERS will host "Creepy Cocktails" from 7 to 10 p.m. in the Stevenson Towers North New Orleans Room. The event is only for students who live in the residence halls. For more information, contact Thomas Bukowski at 815-347-5755.

OUTING CENTRE will host "Get Fit for the Outdoors" from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the Outing Centre. For more information, contact the Centre at 815-753-9423.

Two officials explain foreign travel

By Jerry Lawrence | November 3, 1993

Over the last 16 months, NIU President John La Tourette has spent 30 days traveling out of the country with another university official while the university paid their bills. On four of the five trips La Tourette has made out of the country since June...

Committee to inspect college affordability

By Peter Schuh | November 3, 1993

A new committee could ease tuition pressures at NIU. Rey Brune, chair of the newly-established Committee to Study Affordability in Higher Education, said he hopes recommendations from the committee will help relieve the burden of increasing tuition costs...

New wildfires spread in Southern California

November 3, 1993

ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER MICHAEL WHITE LOS ANGELES (AP)—Fierce winds sent a wildfire barreling down mountain canyons into Malibu on Tuesday, destroying at least 30 homes and forcing thousands to flee. Nine people were injured, including a director who...

Buses to return to old routes

By Matt Gilbert | November 3, 1993

Attention Huskie Bus riders: If anyone is standing outside the Founders Memorial Library Monday wondering where their bus is, don't say we didn't warn you. Starting at 7 a.m. next Monday, all the bus routes will be changing back to their original point...