Sigma Gamma Rho Inc. will be sponsoring their 16th annual "Greek Scene" this Saturday from 9 p.m. to 4 a.m. at the Chick Evans Field House. "Greek Scene" will include a show put on by the black greek organizations of different skits they have made up...

There's a new business in DeKalb and it wants you. Chicago Telemarketing Connection, 121 N. Ninth St., has moved into DeKalb and it is looking for telemarketers. "We added the office in DeKalb primarily because of the labor force in DeKalb," said Guy...

A crowd of more than 50 people voiced views on interracial relationships at an open panel discussion Monday evening at the Holmes Student Center. Eight NIU students of varying ethnic backgrounds were members of the panel which spoke out about personal...

NIU fraternity and sorority members volunteered to assemble boutonnieres Saturday for the troops in the Gulf. Jodi Pressendo, Alpha Phi sorority philanthropy chairman, organized the project to raise money for the American Heart Association's Heart Fund,...

An NIU sorority did its part Tuesday for U.S. troops in Saudi Arabia by selling yellow ribbons. Sigma Gamma Rho had a table in DuSable Hall for a Valentine's Day raffle, a tribute to the troops and tickets to Greek Scene. Students paid quarters for yellow...

Students on the University Council tried and failed Wednesday to detour a proposal from being considered because they said it would be detrimental to students. The proposal, made by English Professor James Giles, was to amend the University Constitution...

The Board of Regents will spend $3,000 in Chicago at a meeting today and Friday to see how it can work better. The workshop will be conducted by Dr. Richard Ingram, the vice-president of the national Association of Governing Boards (AGB), a Washington-based...

DeKalb residents can be fined for not shoveling their walks after the DeKalb City Council passed a new ordinance Monday. The council unanimously passed the ordinance similar to one requiring residents to cut their grass and remove trash in warmer weather....

NIU will find out this week where to cut spending by 1 percent this fiscal year following statewide cutbacks Monday. Attempting to ease the state's money woes, Gov. Jim Edgar told state universities only to spend 99 percent of what the state gave them...

A University Council member has proposed to make a change in the NIU constitution to give the council more power to change the University Judicial Codes. English Professor James Giles, who has been a council member for seven years, said he wants to clarify...

The state's freeze on capital development funding—which has stymied the construction of Faraday II—might have log-jammed academic projects set for the new site. Patricia Perkins, assistant to the vice president of Finance and Planning, explained the...

Student Association Adviser Tom Ellett got the ISA ball officially rolling this week. Unfortunately for NIU students and the SA, the hill is extremely steep. Ellett, the Political Education and Action committee adviser handed the SA the 1,259 signatures...