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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

Campus areas receive lighting improvements

By Ken Goze | September 28, 1989

NIU has become a brighter place with the addition of $41,000 in outdoor lighting improvements. NIU Project Manager Conrad Miller said work has been completed on 15 of the areas on campus that were targeted for lighting improvements last year. One of the...

WNIC, NIU’s campus radio station, will go on the air officially Monday, Oct. 5 at 11:52 a.m.

September 28, 1989

Regular programming will follow a dedication ceremony which will feature speeches by NIU President Leslie A. Holmes and Executive Vice President and Provost Francis R. Geigle... In 1970, NIU hopes to have space in residence halls for 14,386 students,...

Grad. taps success

By Phillip Zonkel | September 28, 1989

In the past 15 months, NIU graduate Ken Pavichevich, President of Pavichevich Brewing Company, has established a microbrewery and produced a beer called Baderbrau that is quickly becoming the taste of Chicago at such establishments as Shaw's Crab House...

SA recommen candidates

By Mark McGowan | September 28, 1989

A group of Student Association senators and officers interviewed 7th Ward alderman hopefuls Tuesday night to make a recommendation to DeKalb Mayor Greg Sparrow. Nick Valadez, Jeff Monroe, Thomas Gary, Delorie Tycoo and Roy Withirow each spoke before they...

Films depict race relations

By Dana Netzel | September 28, 1989

NIU's Film Library has stocked its shelves with about 50 educational films on prejudice, discrimination and race relations. The films are for use by faculty and staff members, but students can check them out if they have permission from a faculty member....

Center offers ways to deal with stress

By Dana Netzel | September 28, 1989

Stress is essentially the rate of wear and tear of the body from a variety of causes, according to Hans Selye, originator of the concept of stress. Stress cannot be avoided. It exists either in the form of distress (negative) or eustress (positive), said...

Child care center receives new director

By Dee O’Neal | September 28, 1989

A two-time graduate of NIU returned to campus Monday to assume the duties of director of the Campus Child Care Center. Christine Herrmann, who holds a bachelor of science in child development from NIU in 1982 and a master of science in child and family...

Newman adds new ministers

September 28, 1989

Newman Catholic Student Center has added three new pastoral associates to its ministerial team. They are Sister Carla Rutter, Kathy Engelken and Marie Sellers. Rutter coordinates the Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults program, teaches in the Religious...

Columnist makes national TV debut

By Lynn Rogers | September 28, 1989

This past summer, I met an Emmy award winner and had my face (see below) splashed across millions of television sets across the country. Really. My claim to fame? I was an audience member on "The Oprah Winfrey Show." O.K., so I exaggerated a little, but...

Two Lenas bring rape prevention program to NIU again with new material for this year

By Lynn Rogers | September 28, 1989

"Those Two Lenas" are coming to NIU. Dan and Marie Lena, critically acclaimed rape counselors, self-defense experts and founders of "People Against Rape," will present a follow up of their successful "Hands Off I'm Special" program at 9 p.m. Monday in...

Art history professor visits catacomb sites

By Donna Bonner | September 28, 1989

An NIU art history professor recently spent a week in Rome, studying the Jewish catacombs not open to the public. Judith Testa, an associate professor in the School of Art, visited two catacomb sites now accessible with special permission from the Italian...

Lyme disease cases rising

By Ellen Skelly | September 28, 1989

The number of reported cases of lyme disease is on the rise in Illinois, but no cases have been reported in DeKalb County in the last two years. Rosemary Lane, Director of the University Health Service, said the last case of lyme disease treated at the...

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