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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

Best time to plan signing for leases

By Tim Piotrowski | January 30, 1990

For students who want to live off campus in the fall, now is the time to decide their future. Jim Mason of Mason Apartments, who rents Colonial, 1001 Lincoln Hwy., and Old Orchard Apartments, 1004 Lincoln Hwy., the next 30 days are the best time to sign...

Trend reflects conservatism

By Alyce Malchiodi | January 30, 1990

NIU freshmen consider themselves more politically and socially conservative—a trend reflected nation-wide, according to a survey. The Cooperative Institution Research Program Survey, conducted annually by American Council on Education and the University...

Service to aid homeless

By Alyce Malchiodi | January 30, 1990

Some DeKalb volunteers plan to have housing for the homeless by fall 1990. Andria Rusian, organizer of Jubilee Service, said she hopes to be able to offer DeKalb homeless temporary housing this fall. Rusian said the project should get approval for a grant...

Students should know details of housing leases

By Michelle Harris | January 30, 1990

The tenant is favored in this year's race for housing. With fewer incoming students and more off-campus units available, students will be less crunched for time and have more choices when signing a lease for next year. Although the student population...

Network sponsors panel discussion on Nicaragua

By Fred Heuschel | January 30, 1990

A panel discussion on the upcoming Nicaraguan elections and United States intervention in Central America drew a crowd of about 50 people Sunday night. The event was sponsored by the DeKalb Area Interfaith Network and featured panelists Michael Gonzales,...

SA service to answer questions, concerns

By Dana Netzel | January 30, 1990

Members of the Student Association will try to answer questions, concerns and suggestions students have about anything at NIU with a "passing the buck" service. Students can put their comments in any of the "passing the buck" boxes located in Altgeld...

On campus jobs still available to students

By Ellen Skelly | January 30, 1990

At any time during the semester, about 3,500 NIU students are employed on campus. Most campus employers are near their capacity for students this semester, but some positions open during the semester, said Melody Amundsen, NIU coordinator of student employment....

Nurse shortag taxes industry

By Mark Gates | January 30, 1990

Jean Moreno is a foot soldier in the battle for nurses in the growing war known as the nursing shortage. Moreno is a recruiter from St. Francis Hospital in Blue Island, Il., and she has been in the war zone at 12 job fairs since last September. "We attend...

Robbery charges dropped

By Mark McGowan | January 30, 1990

An NIU men's basketball player will face 12 months of court supervision after charges stemming from an alleged robbery of a bag of cannabis were dropped Jan. 19. The state's case against Robert Smith, 20, 322 W. Neptune Hall, was dismissed by request...

Group causes damage

By Mark McGowan | January 30, 1990

A group of 25 to 30 individuals went on a snowball-throwing spree Saturday and caused more than $160 damage to windows, DeKalb police said. The group, allegedly members of the Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity, according to De- balls at the houses of the Phi...

Veto worries NIU students

By Mark Gates | January 30, 1990

Chinese students at NIU are concerned about President Bush's veto of a bill allowing Chinese students with visas to remain here and escape possible persecution in their homeland. Serena Moy, though born in America, said she has relatives in China and...

Right to speak supported

By Mark McGowan | January 30, 1990

Tonight's appearance by Muslim leader Louis Farrakhan got a boost of support from NIU's president, although the two-page statement does not back Farrakhan's views. NIU President John La Tourette said Monday that Farrakhan's appearance was funded through...

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