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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

AAUP discusses faculty role in decisions

By Dawn Panka | October 31, 1990

The NIU Executive Committee of the American Association of University Professors met Tuesday to discuss the faculty role in university decision-making, the chapter president said. In the discussion, several questions were raised concerning the College...

Program condition unknown

By Jean Dobrzynski | October 31, 1990

Some meteorology majors still feel as if they are being snowed by NIU officials who have not yet confirmed if they plan to drop the program. But meteorology professors believe the program will continue despite the financial concerns of the administration....

Computer equipment theft cripples vis. com.program

By Stewart Warren | October 31, 1990

Unknown burglars crippled the NIU art visual communications program Sunday by stealing more than $12,000 in computer equipment from a classroom. The equipment—an Apple Macintosh computer, a laserwriter, an Apple II page monitor, a pagemaker and a keyboard...

UFW president urges grape boycott

By Dave Fornell | October 31, 1990

The president of the United Farm Workers urged a group of about 200 people Tuesday to boycott grapes and push for farm workers' rights. Cesar Chavez, president of the United Farm Workers, spoke at Carl Sandburg Auditorium about the mistreatment of migrant...

Cable TV plans might add BET

By Michael McCulloh | October 31, 1990

Efforts to add the Black Entertainment Television station to local cable programming could become a reality if a $2.6 million upgrade plan goes through, representatives from Warner Cable say. DeKalb's franchise agreement with Warner Cable expires in May,...

Politicians get into Halloween season

By Greg Rivara | October 31, 1990

How appropriate the political spirits came out for Halloween. So what if they started their Halloween hijinx 18 months ago. Halloween is a time of costumes, masks, tricks and treats. Bob Tisch came as a clown dressed as a candidate for the legislature....

Reception to feature ‘inspirational’ speaker

By Karri E. Christiansen | October 31, 1990

Minority graduate students will have the chance to see how far their studies can take them at NIU's Black Graduate Student Association Reception. Worth H. Thomas, who currently works as the personnel director and political policy adviser to the Mississippi...

Halloween safety urged by police

By Michael McCulloh | October 30, 1990

Halloween is a fun and exciting time for children and adults, but people should be aware of the dangers that can occur. Although dangerous incidents are rare, DeKalb police urge all parents to be especially cautious for any problems that might occur....

Provost gets ‘no confidence’ from Stanage

By Dawn Panka | October 30, 1990

Although Provost Kendall Baker is beginning to correct what some felt were wrongdoings, he still receives a vote of "no confidence" from Faculty Senate member Sherman Stanage. "The Provost at the present time has my vote of ‘no confidence' in his statements,...

Summers, wishbone equal success

By Carl Ackerman | October 30, 1990

Over five years later and through a midst of challenges, NIU's offensive coordinator Mike Summers finds himself and his team at a very prestigious spot. Summers' offensive squad has battled its way towards the top of the NCAA team-rushing category—a...

DeKalb Police anticipate Halloween pranks

By Stewart Warren | October 30, 1990

DeKalb Police expect Halloween night to be filled with the usual assortment of annoying but harmless pranks. "We don't experience things like Detroit does with hundreds of fires in abandoned buildings," said DeKalb Police Lt. Dick Moudy. Moudy said police...

Montgomery moose stolen by prankster

By Stewart Warren | October 30, 1990

Halloween pranks began early Saturday when an unknown vandal smashed windows in five NIU buildings and stole a stuffed moose head from Montgomery Hall, police said. The vandal tipped over cement cigarette urns outside DuSable, Watson, Stevens, Cole and...

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