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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

SA to sponsor housing fair

By Greg Rivara | November 30, 1988

Students considering living off_campus next year can receive most of the necessary information today while passing through the Holmes Student Center. The Student Association Tenant Union is sponsoring "Expo ‘88," an informational program about living...

Business school offers minorities scholarships

By Diane Buerger | November 30, 1988

A new scholarship and internship program for minority students in the College of Business involves three Chicago-area freshmen as the first participants in the program. The program offers four-year scholarships of $2,000 each, assigns counselors for the...

Palmer backers plan day-long protest

By Dina Paluzzi and Susie Snyder | November 30, 1988

Students for the Freedom of Martha Palmer, a CHANCE counselor who was fired last year, plan to disrupt Regents' committee meetings today at NIU. Tom Rainey, an SFMP member, said the organization would begin the demonstration at 10:50 a.m. in the Holmes...

Upward Bound wins educational award

By Jill Stocker | November 30, 1988

NIU's Upward Bound Program, which provides college exposure to students who otherwise might not further their education, recently won the "Achievement of Excellence Award for Work Training," honoring the summer Upward Bound session at NIU. Upward Bound,...

Bar owners liable for serving minors

By Sylvia Phillips | November 30, 1988

While underaged people caught drinking alcohol face arrest and fines, bar owners face ultimate responsibility for serving minors. "Bars risk losing their licenses if kids are caught drinking under age," said DeKalb Mayor Greg Sparrow, who is also city...

Residents might ride NIU buses in spring

By Matt James | November 30, 1988

Sycamore residents might be able to ride the Huskie Line's route 9 at the beginning of the spring semester if Sycamore completes contracts which have been discussed since July. The Student Association Mass Transit Board set a Jan. 1 starting date for...

School reviewed, approved

By Jill Stocker | November 30, 1988

All engineering programs at NIU have been examined, evaluated and approved as meeting the requirements of the Illinois Professional Engineering Act. "This means students can now take the engineering training state exams," said Romualdas Kasuba, dean of...

Lack of support deters home rule

By Sylvia Phillips | November 29, 1988

Although the city of DeKalb could use its home rule authority to allow underaged NIU students into bars, little support for this measure exists because of law enforcement difficulties. "It's a moot issue because the bar owners won't allow them in," said...

SSU harassment situation described as complicated

By Dina Paluzzi | November 29, 1988

One of the seven Sangamon State University professors who initiated sexual harassment charges Nov. 15 against the university president and the Board of Regents said the whole situation is "very complicated." Pat Langley, who is a professor of women's...

Valentine resigns from SA, takes IFC

By Greg Rivara | November 29, 1988

Student Association Sen. Jim Valentine resigned from his senate position Monday after being elected president of the Interfraternity Council Nov. 22. Valentine is the fourth senator to resign from the senate this semester. Valentine, alumni board treasurer...

Debate director returns from trip

By Amanda Martin | November 29, 1988

NIU director of forensics Jack Parker joined the ranks of various NIU professors forging relations between the United States and the Soviet Union when he recently returned from a two-week tour as an escort to a delegation of Soviet debaters. The tour,...

Alderman ejected from city meeting

By Paul Wagner | November 29, 1988

The DeKalb City Council ejected an alderman from a closed session Monday, after he demanded a roll call vote on a salary increase for City Manager Mark Stevens that was approved late that night. DeKalb Mayor Greg Sparrow said the council voted to censure...

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