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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

Candidates sought

By Maureen Morissey and Dana Netzel | January 23, 1990

Unless a number of students conduct write-in campaigns in the Wednesday and Thursday Student Association election, the senate will face empty seats. Seventeen seats are available in the senate because senators graduated and resigned. Petitions were given...

Abortion key voter issue

By Kelli E. Christiansen | January 23, 1990

A survey shows that one-third of Illinois voters will go to the polls only with abortion on their minds. And as the sun set Monday, so did the 17th anniversary of the Supreme Court's landmark decision that legalized abortions through Roe vs. Wade. Since...

Nine petition for seats

By Maureen Morrissey and Dana Netzel | January 23, 1990

Nine petitions were submitted by Monday to the Student Association to fill the 17 existing vacancies in the 45-seat body. The petitions were submitted by Steven Zarch, Monica Brace, Kathleen Rosenberg, Gavin Kemp and James Hollendonner of District 2;...

Regents review tuition

By Amy Goldhagen | January 23, 1990

During Wednesday's Board of Regents meeting at Illinois State Univeristy in Normal, Regents hope to combat the increasing cost of higher education with a tuition freeze at their universities. BOR Channcellor Roderick Groves said the Illinois Board of...

Ecology group urges awareness

By Karri E. Christiansen | January 23, 1990

Singing "We've got the whole world in our hands..." and rolling a giant Earth Ball, members of the Forum for Marxist Humanist Thought distributed flyers urging students' awareness on current ecological issues. Tom Rainey, an NIU alumnus and other members...

Bus fee increase requested

By Ken Goze | January 23, 1990

The Student Associaton Mass Transit Board, faced with increased operating costs and a nearly $48,000 deficit, has requested a 23 percent increase in the bus fee, from $2.42 to $2.98 per credit hour. SAMBT Adviser Dave Pack said the board's main reason...

HSC space investigation revived

By Ken Goze | January 23, 1990

The Holmes Student Center space investigation has been revived with the formation of a new committee and the hiring of a consultant to explore the possibilities of acquiring more space for student organizations. Barbara Henley, acting-vice president for...

Reports of cheating increase

By Michelle Landrum | January 23, 1990

Reports of cheating are on the upswing at NIU, but only slightly more than one out of every 1,000 students were proven guilty during the fall semester. Judicial Office Director Larry Bolles said 29 NIU students were proven guilty of academic misconduct...

Exposition supplies info. on campus organizations

By Kelli E. Christiansen | January 23, 1990

Students can question and join more than 70 campus organizations tomorrow as representatives gather together to provide information about student organizations. Students can mingle with group representatives from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Wednesday in the Duke...

Fees may rise with guidelines

By Ken Goze | January 23, 1990

Some student fees might be increased under a new set of guidelines to standardize the fee review process used by NIU President John La Tourette's Fee Study Committee. Committee Chairman Anthony Fusaro said the guidelines are an effort by the Board of...

Center offers snow removal to elderly

By Christina Schauls | January 22, 1990

The Senior Center of the Family Service Agency and the city of DeKalb, with help from the DeKalb County Youth Services Bureau, offers snow removal to senior citizens and the disabled including those living at NIU. Senior Center Director Tom Zucker said...

UC eyes computer ballots

By Mark Gates | January 22, 1990

The University Council's Elections Committee might use computerized ballots during next fall's elections after years of discussion according to the committee chairwoman. Hopefully, computerized ballots would be used this semester, but it will take more...

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