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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

Coors to sponsor fund

By Alyce Malchiodi | November 16, 1989

A major brewing company will sponsor a memorial scholarship fund for the children of American military veterans. The 1990 Coors Veterans' Memorial Scholarship Fund will award $500,000 in scholarships to a minimum of 100 sons and daughters of American...

The eating season: recipes for students

By Lynn Rogers | November 16, 1989

One week from today we'll all be patting our ballooned tummies and saying, "Oh, I'm stuffed...pass the pumpkin pie, Aunt Bertha. Yeah, the whipped cream too." It's that time of year again. Thanksgiving and the ensuing holiday season conjure up many meanings,...

Grad calls up ‘Chgo’ hotline

By Phillip Zonkel | November 16, 1989

NIU graduate Peter Krysik currently is involved with a hot little telephone number called "It's Chgo" (312-487-2446). "It's Chgo" is an entertainment hotline that informs people of such leisure opportunities as restaurants, nightclubs, hotels, theaters,...

Student leaders recognized

By Mark Gates | November 15, 1989

OK, you teach at NIU and know a wonderful student and a mere pat on the back will not suffice to tell him what a great person he is. What do you do? Nominate him for the Student Leader of the Month Award. The University Programming and Activities office...

EE bonds for future tuition free from tax

By Stephan L. Lopes | November 15, 1989

A change in federally-backed Series EE savings bonds now makes buying them tax-free if redeemed by parents for an offspring's college tuition. In the past, a purchaser had to pay a federal tax on any bond redeemed, including Series EE. However, starting...

A lot learned from fair play and Dad

By Greg Rivara | November 15, 1989

Growing up in a Hickville neighborhood where a girl was about as common as the bubonic plague, baseball was king. We had our own version of the minor leagues and classifications of rookies and veteran players. And, of course, we each assumed actual players'...

SAMTB fails to pass plan

By Michelle Landrum | November 15, 1989

The Student Association Mass Transit Board developed a plan Monday to save $8,500 by combining two bus routes, but failed to pass the proposal. The proposal to combine routes 7 and 9 failed to muster the two-thirds vote necessary because four of the 12...

PADS tackles homeless problem

By Denis Tagler | November 15, 1989

Now that the weather is getting cold, DeKalb must face a problem which was once confined to the big cities—homelessness. The PADS (Public Action to Deliver Shelter) organization, has accepted the challenge of caring for the homeless of the DeKalb area...

NIU student dies in plane crash

November 15, 1989

An NIU student died Tuesday when the plane he was flying crashed into a field one and one-half miles southeast of Mt. Morris, Ill. Michael W. Tubbs, 18, 521 Stevenson South, was pronounced dead at the scene after the Cessna 172 single engine aircraft...

Animal control, dangerous dogs topics of special council meeting

By Lisa Daigle | November 15, 1989

Definitions of vicious and dangerous dogs and animal control issues were discussed at a special meeting of the DeKalb City Council Monday. A vicious dog is defined by the State Animal Control Act as a dog that bites or attacks a person or another animal...

Scholarship available for aviation-related students

By Stephan L. Lopes | November 15, 1989

The Illinois Pilots Association has made available a $500 scholarship to a current college student who resides in Illinois. Applicants must have an aviation-related major and be a full-time student. The scholarship is for one year, but recipients may...

Creation of advisory board possible

By Dana Netzel | November 15, 1989

NIU's Student Committee on Financial Aid wants to create a Financial Aid Advisory Board that would be activated by next semester. The board would "overlook any budget needs" and provide input in the area of staffing and policies within the Financial Aid...

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