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Prejudice static; concern going up

By Tammy Sholer | February 10, 1988

Tackling racism is one concern for several universities and colleges even though discrimination has not dramatically increased on their campuses. "Yes, there is more concern about racial incidents occuring on campus. Other schools have not seen discrimination...

Task force to set goals

By Sylvia Phillips | February 10, 1988

The Sexual Assault Task Force will discuss Thursday its goals, forthcoming projects and future activities. Items on the agenda include a presentation of the task force's purpose and goals, a discussion of suggested activities for Sexual Assault Awareness...

Business faculty want raise

By Katrina Kelly | February 10, 1988

The College of Business might lose several senior faculty members if the state does not offer them a pay increase of 10 percent or more, said Richard Brown, dean of the college. "The state is not willing to make an investment in higher education," Brown...

Dos and don’ts of frostbite treatment

February 10, 1988

This winter has certainly had its share of cold weather. We have seen many students brave the extreme cold and high winds in an effort to get to class. The effort is commendable, but many people walk around with little or no protection on face, ears and...

Tow truck hits student; $65,000 lawsuit results

By Susie Snyder | February 10, 1988

A City of DeKalb tower charged by the city with six counts of towing violations also is being sued for $65,000 in connection with Feb. 7, 1986, incident in which an NIU student was hit by a tow truck. The case is still in litigation and no new court dates...

NIU groups to discuss tailgating

By Sandi Patyk | February 10, 1988

Jon Dalton, vice president for student affairs, will meet Thursday with various campus groups to determine next fall's university tailgating policy. Dalton said representatives from the Student Association, Athletics, University Programming & Activities,...

UC to ponder changes for academic calendar

By Sean Noble | February 10, 1988

The University Council will hear proposed changes for the NIU academic calendar today. James Lankford, chairman of the UC Faculty Assembly's University Affairs Committee, said he will present, at the UC's regular meeting, a series of "academic calendar...

Investigation convinces SA to not suspend club

By Christine Boike | February 10, 1988

The NIU Bowling Club policies underwent investigation Tuesday by the Office of Campus Recreation and the club will not be suspended. The Student Association Finance Committee tabled the club's budget request Saturday after they suspected the club of violating...

Nursing career offers benefits, opportunities

By Michelle Swerdlik | February 9, 1988

Nursing's low-status reputation and shortage of nurses has not diminished the profession's opportunities and benefits. "The state of Wisconsin is short 1,100 full-time nurses," said Ken Fonteccho, Novus Health Group recruitment director. According to...

Two college students die in accident

By Marianne Renner | February 9, 1988

Two college students died in Crestwood, Illinois, and one was critically injured Saturday when their car swerved into a semi truck. Kishwaukee Community College student, Paul Kubski, 21, 807 W. Taylor Street, was driving and was pronounced dead on the...

‘Career Fair’ showcases internships

By Elizabeth M. Behland | February 9, 1988

The fifth annual "Career Fair" held Feb. 3 offered students of all majors the opportunity to find employment while still in school. Employers from different companies set up displays in the Duke Ellington Ballroom, located in the Holmes Student Center,...

Public can voice opinions about collider at meeting

By Stephanie Bradley | February 9, 1988

Citizens in nearby counties will have the opportunity to voice their opinions about the Superconductor Supercollider project, for which Illinois is one of seven finalists. The U.S. Department of Energy will make a final decision on which state will receive...