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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

Battle comes to an end

By Ellen Goodman | November 6, 1989

The Boston Globe Mornings look a lot easier now on the "Today" set. The baton has passed and with it the alarm clock. The critics have slowed their speculation about the menage a trois in the morning: See Jane and Deb Fighting Over One Job! Indeed, the...

Hunt for branch site could begin

By Mark McGowan | November 3, 1989

NIU can start looking for branch sites in Rockford after the Illinois House of Representatives passed a $500,000 site study bill Thursday. Gov. James Thompson vetoed the bill earlier, but it was overridden at the fall veto session of the General Assembly...

Company to receive award

By Mark Gates | November 3, 1989

Today the NIU Marketing Honor Society will present the Award for Excellence in Corporate Achievement to the partners of Arthur Andersen and Company, an accounting company based in Chicago. NIU President John La Tourette will present the award to company...

Senate confirms selections

By Joe Bush | November 3, 1989

The Illinois Senate Thursday confirmed Gov. James Thompson's two reappointments and one new appointment to the Board of Regents. Newly appointed is 60-year-old Dave Murphy, past president of the Illinois Community College Trustees Association and present...

Lack of foresight costs NIU $2,300

By Stephan L. Lopes | November 3, 1989

NIU's lack of foresight in providing equipment and space for televising athletic events cost the university $2,300. SportsChannel Chicago charged NIU $2,300 above the basic costs of renting transmission equipment for televising the Oct. 7 and Oct. 21...

Where to live, or not

By Michelle Landrum and Mark McGowan | November 3, 1989

To be in an apartment or not to be: that is a question many NIU students face. Yet making the correct decision about where to live and why does not always come easy. Mary Clark, a tenant at West Ridge Apartments, 400 E. Hillcrest Drive, said DeKalb apartment...

Review of system to be considered

By Michelle Landrum | November 3, 1989

The Student Association will discuss plans to evaluate the System of Systems, which governs all Illinois public universities, at their 6 p.m. meeting Sunday in Grant North cafeteria. The Board of Regents, which governs NIU, Illinois State University in...

News: who cares? Reagan’s in Japan

By Bill Schwingel | November 3, 1989

Well, well, well look who's in Japan. Former western star Ronald Reagan, oh yeah and his most famous role, former president of the United States. Why is it he is still the star of the media? Could it be his charming personality? BLEET, try again. His...

Seating might be reduced in first floor library section

By Lisa Daigle | November 3, 1989

The Founders Memorial Library might have to reduce seating in the first-floor periodical section next academic year to expand shelving for the growing section. Library Director Steve Marquardt said problems with the retention and mutilation of journals...

Magazine looks for 1989’s best unsigned band

By Mark McGowan | November 2, 1989

Unsigned bands from around the country will have a chance to have their demo tapes heard by top performers during the annual "Best Unsigned Band" contest sponsored by MUSICIAN Magazine. MUSICIAN, along with Warner Bros. Records, is inviting artists and...

Comedy Night at Paradise Club has remedy for blues

By Lynn Rogers | November 2, 1989

It's been a bad week: three exams, two papers, you got dumped, the rent is due and you caught a cold. You're convinced you'll never laugh again. Take heart and head to the Paradise Club, 1212 W. Lincoln Highway, for a night full of chuckles, giggles and...

990’s name game: Caitlin, Brittany, or even ‘Halen’ trends

By Lynn Rogers | November 2, 1989

What's in a name? Flipping through the birth announcements in my hometown paper (yes, I read obituaries too), I noticed an alarming rash of Caitlins, Ashleys, Brittanys, Tylers and Ryans. Ah yes, the 80's names. The Baby Boomers are reproducing and many...

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