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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

Majors need emphasis area

By Amy Julian | December 3, 1990

Jobs for communicative disorders majors can emphasize either deafness rehabilitation or a combination of speech pathology and audiology. At the graduate level, they must pick one of those three. Earl Sever, the chair of the communicative disorders department,...

DeKalb County Board furnishes funds

By Rebecca Bahr | November 30, 1990

More than 10 organizations providing food and shelter for homeless in DeKalb will receive funds handed down from the DeKalb County Board in December. DeKalb County was awarded $33,617 to be distributed among not-for-profit organizations and governmental...

Professor receives grant

By Amy Julian | November 30, 1990

No one knows which family member will sexually abuse a child, but with a grant an NIU professor will study the situation. Joel Milner, a psychologist specializing in domestic violence, received a $500,000 grant from the National Institutes of Health for...

Activities planned to promote safe sex

By Jean Dobrzynski | November 30, 1990

Safe sex should be a part of a person's everyday concern. Nonetheless, the Campus Activities Board is sponsoring Safe Sex Week along with Health Enhancement Services, the Residence Hall Association and the Gay/Lesbian Union on Dec. 1 through Dec. 7. Throughout...

Dim future awaits education

By Vickie Snow | November 30, 1990

A gloomy future awaits Illinois higher education unless some trends do an immediate about-face. That's what three university officials told about 30 university professors, students and other representatives attending Thursday's panel discussion on the...

NIU buys new computer

By Michael McCulloh | November 30, 1990

Because the existing mainframe computer is saturated and not upgradable anymore, NIU is purchasing a new mainframe computer. "Because usage is continuing to grow we can't upgrade this one anymore, we had to get a new platform that could add capacity,"...

Disgruntled employees picket NIU

By Brian Slupski | November 30, 1990

About 25 disgruntled NIU employees displayed their discontent with an informational picket line Thursday. Topping the list of concerns is pay equity. The picketers said they want their salaries increased to compare with other universities and nonunion...

First lady invites family

By Lisa Ferro | November 30, 1990

NIU Junior Patrick Sanchez's family is going to the White House to have dinner with first lady Barbara Bush. The Sanchez family was chosen as one of three top Hispanic-American families in the United States. One family from California, Texas and Illinois...

Five bucks can buy one more semester

By Mark McGowan | November 30, 1990

It's about time ... and it's right on time. Dave Broustis, recycling adviser for the Student Association, has had it with the group he's served for years. In fact, he's so put-off with the ineffectiveness and belly-aching that goes on, he wants to know...

Executives omit press

By Darrell Hassler | November 30, 1990

The public is not invited to the meetings that will determine how much control the Student Association has over student money, NIU officials said. The Northern Star was shut out of the second meeting between the SA executive board and NIU officials after...

GPA, not PPG wins more aid

By Jean Dobrzynski | November 30, 1990

Most students believe the number of touchdowns they score or home runs they hit gives them a better shot at a free ride to college. But they're wrong. At least in DeKalb. NIU statistics show more academic scholarships are awarded than athletic scholarships....

Office of Latinos receives $5,000 grant

By Brian Slupski | November 30, 1990

The Office of Resources for Latinos received a $5,000 grant Thursday from All-State Insurance Company. The requests for the grant went out about a year ago, through the Office of Sponsored Projects, to a number of companies, but All-State was the company...

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