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Matmen hope fans, athletic dept. pay attention

By Eric Burt | January 27, 1989

Huskie wrestling coach Ed Vatch is hoping that a pair of victories this weekend will open the eyes of the athletic administration. "It's been kind of hard to get attention," said Vatch, who has stated his desire for more scholarships. "Hopefully, we'll...

Retired music professor dies

January 27, 1989

Frank Wendland Beezhold, a retired NIU music professor, died Wednesday at Kishwaukee Community Hospital in DeKalb. Beezhold was 72 years old. Oscar Haugland, Beezhold's colleague and friend, described him as "a wonderful, warm human being," saying that...

AWOL Arrington starts to grow up

By Chris Sigley | January 27, 1989

Most college basketball players have four years plus to mature, both on and off the court. While Stacy Arrington still has two more years and 10 games to perfect his pull-up jump shot, the 6-2 NIU guard has commpacted the off-court maturity process into...

Alumni Assoc. will tour Euprose, Orient

By Nissin Behar | January 27, 1989

The Northern Illinois University Alumni Association is sponsoring tours to the Orient and Europe for DeKalb residents and NIU students this spring, and the association has dubbed the European trip "Monuments, Masterpieces and Old Master." Ross Guest,...

Newman Center provides variety

By Joel Guggenheim | January 27, 1989

For students who are looking for more in church than sitting through sermons, DeKalb's Newman Center might be a fresh change. The Newman Center, 512 Normal Road,is a Cahtolic parish which opens all its programs and services to anyone wishing to attend....

Education assessment seminars to be given

By Lisa Meisner | January 27, 1989

Two education assessment seminars will be presented at NIU Feb. 6 and 7 by William Lyons, professor of political science at the Uniersity of Tennessee in Knoxville. The first session, geared for an audience of students as well as adminstrators, will begin...

Black pageant to highlight culture

By Claudia Curry | January 27, 1989

The fourth annual Miss Black NIU African Cultural Pageant, schedule for Feb. 25 in the Music Building Concert Hall, will offer the NIU community a rare presentation of Afro-American culture. Pamela Bozeman, Miss Black NIU Pageant choreographer, said,...

No leads to Church’s locale

January 26, 1989

There are no concrete leads into the investigation of an NIU student who allegedly murdered his former girlfriend's parents and wounded her and her younger brother last August. The suspect, Richard Church, 19, Woodstock, Ill., has been a fugitive since...

Renovations delayed

By Elizabeth M. Behland | January 26, 1989

Renovations of the Martin Luther King Memorial Commons and the permanent closure of Carroll Avenue will be delayed until the recladding of the Holmes Student Center tower is completed. According to the Campus Master Plan Executive Summary, construction...

Drought’s effects provoke concern

By Lori Wilkosz | January 26, 1989

Farmers and consumers alike are concerned about the effects of last summer's record-breaking drought and the resulting higher food prices, as well as the future of farmers' crops as a new growing season approaches. David Whitson, agriculture adviser for...

Domain lawsuit to come to close

By Elizabeth M. Behland | January 26, 1989

An eminent domain lawsuit filed by the Board of Regents last fall will end today upon the final approval of settlement documents by the Regents and local residents. The Regents filed the suit Oct. 14, 1987, on NIU's behalf to determine how much land south...

Board reviews contract bids

By Stephanie Bradley | January 26, 1989

SPRINGFIELD—Contract bids for the repair of the Holmes Student Center tower will go to the Board of Regents for approval at today's Regents meeting. NIU President John LaTourette said Wednesday that if the bids are approved today, reconstruction of...