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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

Alumnus receives award

By Joel Guggenheim | October 27, 1988

Vincent Nall, president of Ideal Industries in Sycamore, was awarded NIU's first Executive Award for Excellence in Corporate Achievement. The award is sponsored by the Marketing Honors Society and is given in recognition of corporate executives, with...

Painter’s work on display

October 27, 1988

Recent work by Chicago painter Susan Bloch will continue to be on display this weekend through Nov. 12 in the X/S Space at the NIU Art Gallary, 212 W. Superior St., in Chicago. Regular gallery hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesdays through Saturdays. Bloch's...

Attorney comments on liability

By Jeneva Garrett | October 27, 1988

It is not NIU's job to prevent credit card companies from advertising in unauthorized areas said University Legal Counsel George Shur. "There are certain places on campus where we allow commercial activities to occur," Shur said. Unauthorized posters...

Foreign grad student enrollment increases

By Moin H. Khan | October 26, 1988

Enrollment of foreign graduate students is up by 15 percent from last year despite a drop of 6 percent in the overall enrollment of graduate students at NIU. Nobody knows the specific reason. Romualdas Kasuba, College of Engineering dean, said one reason...

Mathemetics professor dies of heart failure

By Joel Guggenheim | October 26, 1988

Margariete Montague Wheeler, 49, NIU associate professor of mathematics, died Saturday in Chicago of heart failure. Wheeler was born Dec. 10, 1938, in Oakland, Calif. She attended Mills College in Oakland and graduated with a bachelor's degree in teaching...

Waite is first to admit not every win is pretty

By Mike Morris | October 26, 1988

It wasn't pretty. And NIU head volleyball coach Pete Waite will be the first to admit it wasn't very much fun. But the women's volleyball team managed to come away from Valparaiso, Ind., with a five-game North Star Conference victory last night despite...

Transit conducts survey for disabled

By Matt James | October 26, 1988

Within the next few weeks, the Student Association Mass Transit Board will conduct a survey of NIU's handicapped students to get their input on the state of handicapped transportation on campus. Two surveys were presented to the transit board at its meeting...

Circuit Clerk Josh addressed charges

By Tammy Sholer | October 26, 1988

Maureen Josh, incumbent candidate in the race for DeKalb County Circuit Clerk, responded to charges by a campaign opponent that she mishandled bond money by saying democratic opponent Linda Finn "doesn't know the system." Finn charges that Josh has not...

Escalators in need of repairs at library

By Michelle D. Isaacson | October 26, 1988

Two escalators at NIU's Founders Memorial Library are out of service and the library is waiting to receive estimates for the cost of repairs. Lola Straffer, a library personnel assistant, said the "up" escalators between the second and third floors and...

Provost investigates NIU faculty salaries

By Dina Paluzzi | October 26, 1988

NIU Provost Kendall Baker and his staff are conducting an extensive study of faculty salaries at NIU and comparable universities hoping this analysis will help improve the issue of NIU faculty salaries. Baker said the study will delve into the extent...

Travel costs to exceed $2 million

By Jill Stocker | October 26, 1988

NIU is spending over $2 million this year for travel expenses but the university has no way of knowing if the money is being misspent or even stolen. "The accounting department is supposed to safeguard assets and make it harder for employees to steal....

Program brings Soviets to NIU

By Amanda Martin | October 25, 1988

The cooperative efforts of NIU and two Soviet universities are forging links between the United States and the Soviet Union, which could lead to future research discoveries and improved international relations. There is hope that the cooperative research...

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