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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

Senator tries to remove ‘dead weight’

By Greg Rivara | November 14, 1988

Student Association Senate Speaker Joe Annunzio tried to remove "dead weight" from the senate by motioning for a roll-call vote during the SA meeting Sunday night. Annunzio said the purpose of his motion was to take a roll-call vote so those senators...

Coalition to ask for funds

By Sylvia Phillips | November 14, 1988

Third Ward Coalition members plan to ask for funding to demolish condemned buildings and to improve building exteriors at the Nov. 28 meeting of the DeKalb City Council. Both Tax Increment Financing and rehabilitation loan funding provide possible sources...

Paw Paw woman dies after her car crashes into bridge

By Greg Rivara | November 14, 1988

An 18-year-old Paw Paw woman was killed east of Paw Paw when the car she was driving crashed into a bridge and caught on fire. Amy B. Moran was pronounced dead at the scene of the one-car accident by DeKalb County Coroner Dennis Miller at 12:30 p.m. Friday....

REG changes addressed

By Matt James | November 14, 1988

Student Association members Sunday night heard a letter from one University Council member stating there probably will be changes in the handling of illegal class registration cases—changes the council member said she is not in favor of. In a letter...

Professor to speak on Stalin disappearance

By Jeneva Garrett | November 14, 1988

NIU's Albert Resis received new information on a historical mystery while in Russia last month at a 10-day international symposium. The information came regarding the 12-day "disappearance" of Joseph Stalin when Hitler invaded Russia in 1941. Nikita Khrushchev...

Council to aid in police chief search

By Sylvia Phillips | November 14, 1988

The DeKalb City Council will discuss forming a search committee at its meeting at 8 p.m. tonight to help the city manager select a replacement for Police Chief Joe Maciejewski, who will retire Feb. 18. Maciejewski discussed his retirement plans with DeKalb...

Sexually transmitted viruses linked to increase in cancer

November 14, 1988

Well Now Throughout the United States, the incidence of incurable sexually transmittable diseases (STDs), such as herpes, AIDS, and condyloma, is on the rise. One of these diseases, condyloma or venereal warts, appears to be linked to the growth of a...

Library accepts bids for repairs

November 11, 1988

Repairs on the escalators in Founders Memorial Library could begin as early as mid-December and continue into the spring. Lola Straffer, personnel assistant for the library, said three companies made bids on repair costs of the escalators. "The bids were...

Apartments to be built in Greek Row area

By Suzanne Tomse | November 11, 1988

Although it bears the Alpha Sigma Alpha letters, a building in the Greek Row area near Blackhawk Road and Ridge Drive is not the sorority's new house—it is a shed storing equipment for the construction of a new apartment complex on the site. The complex...

SSU president to resume duties in midst of rumors

By Dina Paluzzi | November 11, 1988

Durward Long, president of Sangamon State University, resumed his presidential duties Monday in the midst of rumors of "numerous incidents" of sexual harassment. Long's return followed a 60-day leave of absence during which he was treated for alcohol...

Students start monthly paper

By Jill Stocker | November 11, 1988

The Public Address System, a progressive alternative newspaper run by NIU students, will be distributed for the first time this academic year after Thanksgiving break. The newspaper, which was published only once last year under the name Mush!, is liberal...

Collider slated for Texas

By Elizabeth M. Behland | November 11, 1988

Department of Energy Secretary John Herrington's tentative decision was announced Thursday that the $4.4 billion Superconducting Super Collider will be constructed in Texas, and officials from competing states have voiced their strong opposition. The...

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