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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

Policy change expected

By Eric Krol | March 27, 1991

NIU investments could garner better rates of return as a result of a policy change under consideration by the Board of Regents. Under Regents Chancellor Roderick Groves' proposal, Regency investment practices would allow investments in a wider range of...

DeKalb churches to offer services

By Tricia Roegner | March 27, 1991

If you are staying at NIU over the Easter weekend, there will be many opportunities for you to recognize the holiday. Churches located around NIU will be holding many separate Easter celebrations for worshippers. The First United Methodist Church, 321...

Center to promote Gay Awareness Week

By Jean Dobrzynski | March 27, 1991

The NIU Counseling and Student Development Center is lending a helping hand to promote Gay Awareness Week. Counselors from the center are sponsoring a series of informal presentations next week at the University Resources for Women building at the corner...

Burglary rash hits city’s businesses

By Stewart Warren | March 27, 1991

Burglars stole cash and destroyed property at six businesses on the East Side of DeKalb sometime between Monday night and Tuesday morning, DeKalb Police said. "All of these burglaries are probably related," said DeKalb Police Lt. Dick Moudy. The burglars...

Gas tax might hit local pumps

By Sabryna Cornish | March 27, 1991

DeKalb County residents might pay up to four extra cents per gallon of gas if the county board has its way. The DeKalb County Board discussed the possibility of a gas tax which could raise the price of gasoline in DeKalb County up to four cents. If approved,...

Local principal requests reassignment

By Mark McGowan | March 27, 1991

The principal of a DeKalb middle school divided by racial tensions last week has asked the school board for a reassignment for teaching. Del Brouwer, principal of Huntley Middle School, requested to return to teaching Monday night but the board voted...

Boden signs as city manager of Whitewater

By Linda Warchal | March 27, 1991

After working in DeKalb for more than nine years, Gary Boden, assistant city manager, will leave to take a position as city manager in Whitewater, Wisconsin. "On Monday this week, I was able to set the contract with the city of Whitewater. "It's an opportunity...

New director of housing chosen

By Jami Peterson | March 26, 1991

A search committee for a new director for Student Housing chose one of two candidates with no NIU experience and was tabbed for the job over three NIU housing veterans. Carl Jardine, director of Residence Life at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater...

Welch blasts Hoffman’s hiring

By Greg Rivara | March 26, 1991

A state senator charged Monday that hiring a political war-horse to make permanent the tax surcharge was wasting money, but NIU disagrees. "I think it's unnecessary," said Sen. Patrick Welch, D-Peru. "I won't say the first word that comes to mind. But...

SA Candidate Wins GLU Endorsement

By Darrell Hassler and Michael McCulloh | March 26, 1991

The Gay/Lesbian Union endorsed Student Association presidential candidate Kelly Marie McDonald for the executive elections Wednesday and Thursday. GLU Co-President David Huggins said the group supports McDonald "because of her concern for basic human...

NIU project on schedule

By Holly A. Leather | March 26, 1991

Despite falling profits for one-time retail giant Sears, the Hoffman Estates center it's building—which will also house an NIU extension—is on schedule. Sears has suffered a drop in sales and assets but still is ranked as number four among retailers....

Local Red Cross seeks public recognition

By Penny Rynberk | March 26, 1991

The DeKalb County chapter of the Red Cross will spend American Red Cross month a bit differently than other national chapters. "We're going to use this month to gain public recognition," said Kathy Glascock, director of the DeKalb County chapter, 155...

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