WASHINGTON—I do not know what the "system" will do with Mary Francis Bergamsco, but I have a suggestion: Teach her a little about psycology and child-rearing, and send her home with her children. Bergamasco is in trouble, and in danger of losing her...

When about 26,000 students return to DeKalb for the fall semester, the community members learn to take the good with the bad. NIU's returning students have an overall positive impact on the city despite some increases in traffic and other police-related...

A faulty pizza oven bottom with holes in it set fire to cardboard boxes stored underneath it, causing the blaze that gutted Lukulo's Sandwiches and Pizza House, 1021 Hillcrest Drive, early Thursday morning. Lukulo's owner, Pete Matarangas, said he hopes...

DeKalb holds a support group for parents wishing to instruct their children in their homes, and an informal meeting for the parents will be held at the DeKalb Public Library, 309 Oak St., on Sept. 12 at 6:30 p.m. Tentative topics for the following (October)...

Significant changes in NIU student health insurance for fiscal year 1989 will affect student coverage and the procedures they must follow for covered medical care. Dana Mills, assistant director for Administrative Health Services, said the biggest change...

Holmes Student Center tower renovations will not begin at least until the spring due to approaching winter weather and the need for plan approval by the Board of Regents. Conrad Miller, assistant to the director of NIU's Physical Plant, said NIU will...

DeKalb area intersections were the scenes of more than 131 accidents in 1987, putting several on local "most dangerous" intersections lists. University Police Lt. Ron Williams said, "Most intersections on campus are city streets." He was unable to calculate...

NIU is one of about 140 universities nationwide to receive a two-year $69,000 federal grant as part of the first project funded by the United States government for secondary education to assist in substance abuse programs. Michael Haines, coordinator...

The NIU Faculty Assembly agreed to pass a resolution changing the decision-making process of summer-school funding at its Wednesday meeting. Gordon Dorn, undergraduate director of the NIU art department, called for the resolution, saying faculty should...

As of today, casino-type games cannot be held in Illinois to raise money for organizations and charity because of a "sunset clause" in the Charitable Games Act. Steve Bottom, Tax Payer Service representative, said the two-year-old act had a Sept. 1 sunset...