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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

Suspect pleads not guilty to charges

February 7, 1990

Brent M. Hooghkirk pleaded not guilty Tuesday to charges of killing Lisa M. Garretson in 1988. Hooghkirk, 18, was accompanied by his lawyer William Brady as Judge Richard D. Larson ordered a discovery meeting for Feb. 20, where the prosecution and the...

Survey follows path of recent graduates

By Karri E. Christiansen | February 7, 1990

Students wondering where their friends who graduated have gone can rest assured that they are probably still in the state of Illinois, in the Chicago area or near suburbs. The Career Planning and Placement Center annually conducts a mail survey of the...

Petition questions SA districts

By Dana Netzel | February 7, 1990

A petition submitted by a newly elected senator questions the validity of the Student Association's five-district voting system. Newly elected Sen. Phill Buoscio, District 1, will appear before the SA Supreme Court to discuss unequal representation within...

Officer training similar for females

By Karri E. Christiansen | February 7, 1990

The three female officers on the DeKalb and University Police forces go through the same police training processes as their male counterparts. The DeKalb City Police Department has just sent their first female officer, Lauren Lamz, to the Police Training...

Key historical events charted on time line

By Kelli E. Christiansen | February 7, 1990

Problems have plagued South Africa since its birth. Not only has the land been claimed and re-claimed several times, but the people in the country have had to repeatedly deal with racial disputes. The following is a time line of some key events in the...

SAMTB service lacking

By Maureen Morrissey | February 7, 1990

The Late Night Ride Service did not run Feb.1 because of understaffing. The ride service provides free safe transportation to students Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays between 2 a.m. and 6 a.m. Last school year, the ride service transported more than...

Chicago minister addresses racism

By Mark Gates | February 7, 1990

Without a packed auditorium, body guards or $4 admission fee, a black pastor from Chicago talked about racism Monday night to a crowd of 70 in the Holmes Student Center. Raleigh Washington, president of Chicago's Circle Urban Ministry and pastor of Rock...

Center helps students cope with employment

By Denis Tagler | February 7, 1990

NIU's Career Planning and Placement Center helps students cope with the pressures and problems of finding a job after graduation. Campus Recruiting Coordinator Jean Callary said the most used service in her office is the on-campus recruiting program....

Career trends move toward generalists

By Deborah Costello | February 7, 1990

Careers trends in the 1990s will move toward well-rounded generalists rather than narrowly-focused specialists, said a coordinator in cooperative education. According to Doug Davis, special populations and humanities coordinator for the Cooperative Education...

Students advised to job hunt early

By Mark McGowan | February 7, 1990

Want a job? Be prepared to hunt. Ellen Anderson, a placement counselor for the Career Planning and Placement Center, said it takes about five to six months to find the "right job. So, we recommend that students begin looking in January." "People who sit...

Foriegn job opportunities

By Kelli E. Christiansen | February 7, 1990

When looking for a job, remember at least two things: working abroad is always a possibility and the NIU Career Planning and Placement Center has information to help. The career planning and placement program provides free information for students and...

Students, faculty address issues in S. African politics

By Kelli E. Christiansen | February 7, 1990

Some NIU students and faculty are happy but wary about the recent legalization of the African National Congress and Nelson Mandela's possible release from prison. South African President F.W. de Klerk announced Friday the African National Congress would...

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