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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

Service tackles worker shortage

By Ken Goze | September 7, 1989

NIU's food service is again faced with a shortage of student employees despite a pay increase of 40 cents an hour and strong recruiting efforts. Student Employment Coordinator Melody Amundsen said overall on-campus employment has risen this semester,...

Eduardo’s famous for its chimichangas

By Gina Quilici | September 7, 1989

The mariachi band music plays softly in the backround, and the mouth watering aroma of chimichangas wafts through the kitchen doors. Perhaps most famous for its chimichangas, Eduardo's, 214 E. Lincoln Hwy., has been offering DeKalb its tantalizing Mexican...

Gallery given needed support

By Ellen Skelly | September 7, 1989

Although the Swen Parson Gallery is grateful for the $1,210 grant it received from the Illinois Arts Council, additional money for the program is needed. Director of NIU Galleries Lynda Martin, said the amount Swen Parson Gallery was awarded is appreciated,...

Rights of taxpayers outlined in state law

By Stephan L. Lopes | September 7, 1989

Illinois taxpayers will have their rights and responsibilities as taxpayers outlined in a new state law. The law, which created the Taxpayer's Bill of Rights, not only outlines the rights of taxpayers, but helps them resolve disputes with the Illinois...

Deep hole in ‘Abyss’ plot

By Johanna Harris | September 7, 1989

The definition of an abyss is a bottomless gulf or chasm in the earth - one that is too deep for measurement. The creators of the movie "The Abyss" sure dug their own bottomless hole when they tried to combine a thousand different elements into one story....

Controversy surrounds chancellor’s position

By Diane Buerger | September 7, 1989

Controversy has surrounded the Board of Regents' chancellor's position since its creation in 1984, when William Monat was named for the job. Previously, the board was headed by an executive director, Franklin Matsler, who served for 16 years in the board's...

‘Noises Off’ a play within a play returns for encore performances

By Johanna Harris | September 7, 1989

The nights of September 8 and 9 will be hopping at the O'Connell Theatre as the Northern Illinois Stage Company production of "Noises Off" returns for two encore performances. The original play was written by Michael Frayn in the early 1980's, was first...

Career planning centers aid students’ job search

By Lynn Rogers | September 7, 1989

Susan is an NIU sophomore and has no idea what she wants to do with the rest of her life. She filled in "pre-business" on all documents, but now finds herself dangerously close to failing her tool courses. She glumly estimates she will graduate a year...

SA without enough to fill senate seats

By Michelle Landrum | September 7, 1989

The Student Association does not have enough names on their election ballot to fill the available seats. Only 35 people turned in petitions for the 45-seat senate by Wednesday's 4:30 p.m. deadline. Candidates had to collect 200 in-district student signatures...

Reports show theft on rise

By Bill Schwingel | September 6, 1989

Theft in the NIU community has increased 70 percent and theft arrests in DeKalb have increased by 12 percent according to the DeKalb and University Police annual reports. The most common theft on campus is bookbag theft, because everyone knows bookbags...

Development center helps NIU students

By Dana Netzel | September 6, 1989

Students with personal or career problems can get help from a counselor at NIU's Counseling and Student Development Center. "We assist students in development. People here are psychologists," counselor Barbara Zuber said. The counseling and student development...

Welch speaks on Groves

By Greg Rivara | September 6, 1989

Board of Regents Chancellor Roderick Groves' proposal to increase the power of the Regency system, after NIU's attempts to distance itself from the Regents, will help the cause for an NIU separate governing board. Sen. Patrick Welch, D-Peru, said Groves'...

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