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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

Marching Band to play at Epcot

By Ken Goze | February 16, 1990

Visitors to Florida's Epcot Center and MGM Studios will get a chance to hear NIU's Huskie Marching Band when the group heads south for spring break. Huskie Marching Band Director Frank Bibb said about half of the 250-member band, including the colorguard...

CAB trip planned in spite of past

By Dana Netzel | February 16, 1990

NIU's Campus Activities Board is sponsoring a spring break trip to South Padre, Texas, despite a loss of tourists' money and a long bus ride last year. CAB members last year almost requested legal assistance because damage deposits were not returned to...

Sunny weather awaits students on spring break

By Deborah Costello | February 16, 1990

Looking for warm temperatures this spring break? Get ready to head south. "The warmest spots this spring break will be Florida, mainly the East Coast south of Daytona and the Southern tip of Texas near South Padre Island," said Mike Wilder, an NIU Weather...

Charles’ crew at home

February 16, 1990

The debut of the NIU men's tennis team in the university's Recreation Building happens Saturday when the Huskies welcome Southern Illinois University for an indoor meet. SIU boasts a 2-6 ledger, altough the Salukis demonstrated their power earlier this...

Fines aimed at underage drinking

By Stewart Warren | February 16, 1990

The fines for underage drinking in DeKalb were increased to stop minors from drinking, DeKalb Mayor Greg Sparrow said. After March 12, if minors are caught possessing or drinking alcohol, they will be fined $100 instead of $60. The minimum fine for misrepresenting...

Soviet delegates learn DeKalb business

By Mark Gates | February 16, 1990

Changes in the U.S.S.R.‘s economic market have prompted seven Soviet delegates to learn about small businesses in America. "Small enterprises will play a vital role in creation of a free market," said Valentin Kihhaylovich Vologzhin, the chairman of...

DeKalb man enters plea of ‘not guilty’

By Mark McGowan | February 16, 1990

A DeKalb man pleaded not guilty Wednesday to four counts of reckless homicide for the two November deaths of passengers in his car. John P. Denton, 22, 630 N. Annie Glidden Rd., entered the "routine" plea and will appear in court again March 14, said...

NIU counselor offers advice on self-esteem

By Jennifer Freeberg | February 16, 1990

Finding unsatisfying areas in one's life and changing them for the better was advice given by an NIU counselor during a lunch time session Wednesday. Denise Hatter, coordinator of developmental programs at NIU's Counseling and Student Development Center,...

Huskie bus hits van

February 16, 1990

There were no injuries Thursday afternoon when a Huskie bus hit a pizza delivery van parked outside of Gilbert Hall. "I don't think there was any damage to the truck," said Larry Finn, owner of Pizza Villa, 824 W. Lincoln Hwy. The bus "cut the corner...

Faculty members ‘break’ in DeKalb

By Mark Gates | February 16, 1990

Don't expect to see an NIU faculty member sleeping in the aisle of a bus heading for Florida or letting loose on the beach this spring break. Many are staying right here, in DeKalb, miles from the nearest tanline contest. Most professors said they use...

Asbestos pose no threat

By Mark Gates | February 15, 1990

Students should not worry about asbestos because the small amounts in NIU buildings do not pose a health threat. Eddie Williams, NIU vice-president of Finance and Planning, told the University Council Wednesday that although 55 percent of NIU buildings...

Precautions need to be enhanced

By Ellen Skelly | February 15, 1990

Residence halls have been adding to the security measures used, but housing officials said students need to participate in the security for it to work. The three areas posing the largest threat to student security, are letting strangers in crash doors,...

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