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Dan’s health care tips: eat, drink and be merry

October 15, 1987

This week only in The Northern Star Journal of Medicine: Dan on Health. It all started many, many years ago, before the dawn of the Seattle Seahawks, back in the days when my mother was just a nurse and not a skiing/world-traveling/amateur pilot/nurse....

Contel workers cause asbestos risk

By Matt James | October 15, 1987

Contel workers installing phone lines on the fourth floor of the NIU Health Center Oct. 7 removed ceiling panels that allegedly contained asbestos, dropping fragments and dust from the panels onto the floor. Health Enhancement Services Coordinator Michael...

Valadez pushes student voting

By Jim Wozniak | October 15, 1987

NORMAL—In an attempt to increase voter participation among NIU students, student Regent Nick Valadez said he would like to have a voter registration table in the Holmes Student Center Ballroom during class registration. Valadez said he also would like...

Gogola faces trial for possession of firearm

October 15, 1987

Peter Gogola, a legally blind NIU student, will go to trial at 10 a.m. today for the misdemeanor charge of possession of a firearm without a firearm owners identification. The misdemeanor charge stems from a July 26, 1986, incident in which 30-year-old...

NIU student found with stolen cycle

October 15, 1987

Sherman Jung, a sophomore residing at 478 Grant Towers North, was arrested over the weekend for possession of a stolen vehicle, said University Police Sgt. Richard Taylor. Taylor said a check with the Chicago Police Department verified the motorcycle,...

Board hears requirement report

By Jim Wozniak | October 15, 1987

NORMAL—NIU President John LaTourette presented a report to the Board of Regents Thursday outlining NIU's new class requirements for high school students. LaTourette said many of the changes NIU has implemented or is planning were the result of a baccalaureate...

Musical groups to honor composers

October 15, 1987

The NIU Chamber Winds and Madrigal Singers will entertain Wednesday with music from late 16th and 20th century composers. The groups will be performing in the Music Building Recital Hall at 8:00 p.m. The performances are free and open to the public. Large...

Club seeks 5 worst ads

October 15, 1987

The search is on as NIU students look for the "worst, most hated" printed advertisements they can find. The NIU Advertising Club will award prizes to students who turn in the top five worst ads throughout this week. The contest, Ad Tension, "is intended...

Contest winner gets tuition refund

October 15, 1987

A first-year NIU law student, received a tuition refund after his name was drawn from a contest at the First National Bank in DeKalb. Yan Mau Timothy Li said, "I saw the newspaper advertisement and I dropped it off as I was walking by," Li said. "I really...

Council advises on bylaws

By Suzanne Tomse | October 15, 1987

Provost Lou Jean Moyer said. Moyer suggested that council member Dorathea Beard draft the council's statement and present it to the task force at the hearings. The open hearing will be Oct. 19 from 1 to 3 p.m. and Oct. 20 from 9 to 11 a.m. in the Holmes...

SCOPA holds rally to promote action

By Nancy Broten | October 15, 1987

After several weeks of planning by the Student Committee On Political Action, the pre-Day of Action rally came to life drawing the attention of nearly 100 students and passers-by with the message "education cuts never heal." The rally Thursday in the...

Academy pres. seeks members

October 15, 1987

Laszlo Hanzely, NIU professor of biological sciences, is striving to increase the membership of the Illinois State Academy of Science. Hanzely has been the group's president since April. Hanzely, also coordinator for graduate studies in biology, said...