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Hearing to be held to ‘quash’ warrant

By Paul Wagner | December 10, 1987

A motion to test the validity of a warrant used to obtain evidence against an NIU marketing professor will be considered at a motion hearing Friday at the DeKalb County Courthouse. David Rink is charged with two counts of felony forgery, a Class III felony,...

Meet pleases Cesarek

By Chris Sigley | December 10, 1987

When a coach splits up her team for intrasquad competition and the final scores are 150 to 150.1, you can bet the teams were pretty even. "I made a good guess," said NIU women's gynmastic coach Bobbie Cesarek of her choices in splitting the team into...

CHANCE battles graduation decline

By Sandi Patyk | December 9, 1987

The graduation rate of CHANCE students has declined by one-third in the last six years, and Program Director Leroy Mitchell said his office has started programs to improve the rate. In 1977, the graduation rate for CHANCE students was 29 percent. This...

ROTC recognizes top‘ students

By Sean Noble | December 9, 1987

NIU's Military Science department recognized a group of outstanding students Tuesday at the Army ROTC awards ceremony. Military Science Professor Maj. David Loebach said, "Our awards ceremony is important, so pat yourselves on the back. A lot of the things...

Pettibone not leaving for SMU

December 9, 1987

Sources close to NIU head football coach Jerry Pettibone gave little credence to published reports the Huskie boss is being considered for head coach of the dormant Southern Methodist football program. A Huskie staff member said December is the prime...

Student wins $1000 prize in local bank’s promotion

By Katrina Kelly | December 9, 1987

A NIU student won $1,000 last month in the grand prize drawing of The DeKalb Bank's "Jackpot Promotion." John Hevrdejs, a junior from Woodridge, Ill., majoring in business management, received word of his windfall on Nov. 20. "I will probably use the...

Regent law procedures simplified

By Jim Wozniak | December 9, 1987

Some NIU purchases and capital projects no longer will require Board of Regents approval, while others only will require review and concurrence with new amendments to the board's rules. egents Chancellor Roderick Groves said th amendments deal with purchasing,...

Activities focus of research

By Marianne Renner | December 9, 1987

Students involved in co-curricular activities tend to be more successful and receive a higher quality education than students not involved, a Board of Regents Chancellor's report stated. The Regents recently asked universities to prepare summary documents...

WKDI loses use of UPI wire service

By Nancy Broten | December 8, 1987

WKDI's consideration for its own FM frequency listing might be at risk after the Student Association senate Sunday turned down a $5,000 request in a controversial vote for the station to maintain the use of the United Press International wire service....

Music students perform combo fest today

By Robyn Richard | December 8, 1987

This semester's annual Combo Music Fest "Bop till You Drop" concert Tuesday acts as a final examination for 60 music students. Jazz Studies Coordinator Anthony Garcia said, "This is an exam performance for these musicians because all 60 of them are part...

Model hopefuls can audition for FIO fashion show

By Susie Snyder | December 8, 1987

Model hopefuls will get their "chance of a lifetime" at modeling auditions sponsored by NIU's Fashion Industries Organization tonight. The organization will hold auditions for its annual fashion show, "Elements of Style," in Wirtz Auditorium at 9 p.m....

Paper doll collection part of fundraiser

By Joelle McGinnis | December 8, 1987

DeKalb County's Family Sevice Agency Foundation Board is sponsoring a paper doll fundraiser to let area residents know the foundation is part of the county family. Sandy Garrett, Family Service Agency administrative assistant, said the paper doll collection,...