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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

Smokeout offers reason to quit

November 16, 1988

Tomorrow is the American Cancer Society's Great American Smokeout. Smokers are encouraged to stop smoking at least for one day. Hopefully, tomorrow will be the first day of many long smokefree lives. The Smokeout is just one way the society is trying...

Suggested kiosk to lower circulation of illegal fliers

By Greg Rivara | November 16, 1988

In an attempt to curb the number of illegal fliers circulated on campus, the Student Association's Public Relations Committee will formally propose that a kiosk be built in the King Memorial Commons. The kiosk, an eight-sided structure similiar to the...

Clerk verifies calls of illegal campaigning

By David Kirkpatrick | November 16, 1988

DeKalb County Clerk Terry Desmond verified that two illegal campaigning reports were received at his office last week, but said he has little reason to believe the incidents were directly attributable to the named candidates. "A couple of calls were handled...

Drug links refuted in fatal dog attack

By Suzanne Tomse | November 16, 1988

A Kane County Sheriff's Department spokesman refuted an article in Tuesday's Chicago Tribune which said drugs might have been involved in the death of an NIU student mauled by two pit bull dogs Thursday. The spokesman, who would not give his name, said...

City discusses pit bull law

By Paul Wagner | November 16, 1988

The mauling to death of an NIU student by pit bulls last week has prompted the DeKalb city manager to ask for options on an ordinance putting tighter restrictions on ownership of the dogs. City Manager Mark Stevens said in a report to the council Monday...

Tribune reporter to speak

November 16, 1988

Chicago Tribune reporter Rick Pearson will speak of his experiences covering the 1988 presidential campaigns tonight at 8:45 in DuSable Hall room 204A. Pearson served the Rockford Register Star as head political writer for several years and recently covered...

Police seize drugs, arrest two residents

By Suzanne Tomse | November 16, 1988

DeKalb police seized a quantity of cocaine and marijuana with a street value over $2,000 at 835 Edgebrook Apt. 210, where two residents were arrested Monday. The residents, Phillip Greene, 21, and Ryan Thompson, 22, were arrested for the possession of...

Research, published materials vary

By Stephanie Bradley and Katrina Kelly | November 16, 1988

NIU professors' research and published material are as diverse as all of the different departments on campus. History Department Chairman Otto Olsen said every faculty member of NIU does research and is a publishing scholar, but there is a difference...

Lawsuit might be filed against SSU president

By Dina Paluzzi | November 15, 1988

A possible civil lawsuit against Sangamon State University President Durward Long for sexual harassment might be based on Long's attitude toward women rather than any specific incident. SSU Student Regent Brian Hopkins said there is a possibility that...

Kummerfeldt to be buried

November 15, 1988

Today at 7 p.m. a funeral service will be held at First Congregational United Church of Christ, 615 N. First St., for NIU journalism professor Irvan Kummerfeldt. Kummerfeldt, 55, died Saturday night of a heart attack while he was working with his wife...

Speaker’s idea a merits action

November 15, 1988

Student Association Senate Speaker Joe Annunzio's idea to remove some of the "dead weight" from the senate might have been a bit unorthodox, but it was far from "frivolous." On the contrary, the issue is worthy of serious consideration. It is the senators...

Class sections to be added

By Katrina Kelly | November 15, 1988

An increase in the number of class sections offered next semester will be one result of the $125 tuition surcharge approved by the Board of Regents in September. James Norris, dean of NIU's College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, said more class sections...

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