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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

SA approves organizations’ budgets

By Dana Netzel | April 9, 1990

Student Association senators approved nine of 11 campus organizational budgets Sunday. Chess Club and ARS Nova did not have members at the senate meeting, which is required for budget approval. The organizations' recommended budgets will come up for approval...

Presentations cover topics in medical technology field

April 9, 1990

Students are invited to learn more about a medical laboratory and career opportunities in the medical technology field next week during National Medical Laboratory Week, April 8 to 14. NIU's med tech faculty and members of NIU's Med Tech Club scheduled...

Annual lost and found auction held

By Darrell Hassler | April 9, 1990

NIU Police went insane! Umbrellas for two bucks, a cosmetic case loaded with make-up for a quarter, music folders with music and a music stand for five bucks, weight-training belts for $4.50, bicycles for a dollar and empty beer kegs for a buck were going,...

Homosexuals ‘free from expectations’

By Darrell Hassler | April 9, 1990

Homosexuals do not feel the need to follow the expectations of society's sex-role stereotypes, an NIU graduate student said Thursday. Virgil Miller, a master's candidate in the communications department, presented his study on homosexuality to a 15-member...

‘Humorous’ film producer to discuss AIDS, diseases

By Sabryna Cornish | April 9, 1990

A film producer and director is coming to NIU to talk about AIDS and other sexually transmitted diseases Tuesday. Suzi Landolphi will give a noon presentation in the King Memorial Commons. She will speak about AIDS and other STD's, said Renee Esgar, University...

Officials plan for road work

By Ken Goze | April 9, 1990

Students returning to NIU this August should avoid the intersection at Lincoln Highway and Annie Glidden Road or face massive backups, NIU officials warned. Conrad Miller, NIU Physical Plant project manager, said a gridlock committee of NIU and DeKalb...

Renovated rooms to prevent heat buildup

By Denis Tagler | April 9, 1990

Seven climate-controlled rooms will be renovated to accommodate the Office of Registration and Records' home computers at a cost of $45,000. NIU appropriated $45,000 for the renovation project that includes the removal of an old dance floor, installation...

Plight of Thai refugees focus of AI-NIU speech

By Sabryna Cornish | April 9, 1990

An NIU graduate student told the plight of refugees in Thailand Wednesday. Phillip Albano, an NIU graduate, spoke to students about what a refugee is, the human rights of refugees and the refugees in Thailand. The purpose of the speech was "to effectively...

IFC, PHC pass new policy for Homecoming activities

By Michelle Isaacson | April 9, 1990

The InterFraternity and Panhellenic Councils have passed a new policy for Homecoming, but the policy will not start until Homecoming 1991. IFC President Rob Martin said the fraternities and sororities will continue to use the single-partner system for...

Cortland stalls airport expinsion

By Darrell Hassler | April 6, 1990

A neighboring city stalled DeKalb's airport plans by acquiring land intended for Taylor Municipal Airport expansion. Cortland, east of DeKalb, annexed land along Loves Road and north of0Rleasant Street that DeKalb wants to use for a new runway, said DeKalb...

NIU’s Film Library services to be moved from Altgeld to FML

By Rick Techman | April 6, 1990

Part of NIU's Film Library services will be moved from Altgeld Hall to the Founders Memorial Library this week. Chuck Crumbacher, business manager of Founders Memorial Library, said "there are other departments in Altgeld Hall that want to expand to our...

Faculty to lobby for more funds

By Vickie Snow | April 6, 1990

Faculty members will start lobbying state government for more higher education funding to avoid a tuition increase. Faculty Assembly Chairman J. Carroll Moody urged the group to write letters to state legislators about the inadequate budget proposed by...

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