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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

Wide range of jobs available to students

By Michelle Isaacson | September 11, 1989

NIU issues about 3,000 to 3,500 student paychecks each pay period, and those students who are not on the university payroll still have opportunities to find work on the NIU campus. A variety of on-campus jobs are available to students enrolled at NIU...

Reunion to raise money for grants

By Dana Netzel | September 11, 1989

The DeKalb Education Foundation plans to relive the 50s, 60s and 70s while raising money for DeKalb area schools through its "All Community Class Reunion." "Our main goal is to have a fun time," said foundation vice president Cheryl Countryman. Anyone...

Several things just can’t be answered

By Dan O’Shea | September 11, 1989

I have facial hair all over my schedule. I don't know what happened this semester. Maybe it was just the luck of the draw, but three of my teachers (Sorry, my religion forbids me to say the word "profs") have these thick, bushy, Grizzly-Adams growths...

Last Patrol holds walk for POW/MIA issue

By Vickie Snow | September 11, 1989

The Last Patrol is dedicated to keeping the POW/MIA issue alive and making it difficult for America's military personnel to ever become "unaccounted for" again, the program's coordinator said. "The longer we wait, more are dying in prisons," said Sandi...

NIU staff bowling rolls into 30th year

September 11, 1989

NIU faculty, staff and graduate assistants are ready to roll back onto the lanes for their 30th year in bowling league competition. Bowling league members will play at 9 p.m. each Thursday at Four Seasons Sports in Sycamore. League play began Sept. 7,...

Search on for coordinator

By Ellen Skelly | September 11, 1989

NIU is searching for an assessment coordinator to interpret reports on student achievement that will provide university officials with a better understanding of what students are learning. After several surveys are made of students' attitudes and achievements,...

Bell’s team eyes season opener; St. Louis is first

By Steve Dennis | September 8, 1989

It's showtime for the NIU Field Hockey team tonight at 6 p.m. against St. Louis University—a key game for the Huskies. After tonight the Huskies play Northeastern University on Saturday (1 p.m.), an NCAA Final Four team from a year ago. They battle...

Newell receives award

By Stephan L. Lopes | September 8, 1989

Darrell Newell, chair of NIU's electrical engineering department, has been cited for developmental work in his field by an international engineering organization. Newell was recently awarded the W.G. Cady award by the sonics and ultrasonics group of the...

Immunization laws stricter

By Dana Netzel | September 8, 1989

NIU might penalize students with incomplete immunization records by barring their spring semester registration. In accordance with a state law that took effect July 1, NIU students must submit their immunization records for tetanus/diptheria, measles,...

Latino resource center offers tutoring, support

By Stephan L. Lopes | September 8, 1989

Beginning this semester, NIU's Hispanic students can take advantage of a variety of services offered by the Office of University Resources for Latinos. "We just want people to know that we care," said George Gutierrez, the center's director. Gutierrez...

Bill OKs study for branch sites

By Mark McGowan | September 8, 1989

NIU is one step closer in getting a campus extension in Rockford. Under a bill signed last Friday by Gov. James Thompson, NIU is authorized to study sites for a branch campus in Rockford upon the completion of a study of Rockford's educational needs....

Young Democrats discuss plans

By Bill Schwingel | September 8, 1989

A room full of NIU students listened to past, present and future goals of the Young Democrats of DeKalb discussed at Wednesday's informational meeting. "I'm scared. I'm very afraid of some people, things and ideas," said Tom Elkins, Young Democrats chairman....

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