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Northern Star

NIU receives grant for literacy hot line

By Dina Paluzzi | September 14, 1987

NIU will receive a grant of $16,028 to help support the NIU-based Illinois Literacy Hotline. The grant, announced Sept. 9 by Secretary of State Jim Edgar, was awarded by the Illinois secretary of state's office and the Illinois State Board of Education....

SA takes privileges from club

By Nancy Broten | September 14, 1987

Student Association Vice President Cam Davis announced yesterday the SA has revoked temporarily its recognition of an NIU political organization. The Northern Conservative Council illegally posted materials publicizing the Student Action Coalition's (an...

Mosquitoes attack DeKalb after rains

By Nancy Broten | August 31, 1987

The heavy rainstorms that brought damage and inconvenience to NIU students and DeKalb residents are one of the reasons for the onslaught of a higher than average number of mosquitoes. Walking the campus near the saturated edges of the Kishwaukee River...

NIU forms AIDS plan

By Mark Indreika | August 31, 1987

In order to better deal with future problems with AIDS on campus, a university committee has developed a policy statement concerning the disease. The committee was formed last year by Jon Dalton, vice president for student affairs, and was composed of...

Photo, art exhibits premier at NIU

By Lynn Hammarstrom | August 31, 1987

The NIU School of Art will open its fall season with several new exhibits this month. "Figurative Imagery from Chicago Artists" will be on display in Gallery 200 of the Visual Arts Building Sept. 9-27. The exhibit, which features 14 Chicago-area artists'...

NIU profs. help U.S. team win contest

By Dan McAuliffe | August 31, 1987

Two NIU theatre professors and a university alumnus this summer participated in a U.S. costume design and theater architecture exhibit which won the Grand Prix award at an international competition, the Prague Quadrennial. Arnold Adducci and Richard Arnold...

Data show NIU males paid more

By Moin H. Khan | August 4, 1987

Female faculty members at NIU receive a lower salary rate than their male counterparts, and fewer women than men are hired for jobs requiring high academic responsibilities, stated the American Association of University Professors' 1986-87 annual report....

Skybox debate continues

By Jim Wozniak | August 4, 1987

NIU officials will continue depositing revenue made from skybox sales into an NIU Foundation account despite orders in April from the Auditor General to do otherwise. NIU has a different interpretation of the legislation regarding skybox revenue than...

Bargaining fails; strike forms filed

By Tammy Sholer | August 4, 1987

Unfair labor practice charges have been filed against NIU in connection with the possible strike involving more than 300 food service and building maintenance workers. Eddie Williams, vice president for finance and planning, said the American Federation...

Police arrest 2 for auto burglaries

By M. Michelle Byrne | August 4, 1987

DeKalb Police arrested two DeKalb youths July 28 who allegedly were involved in up to 61 car burglaries in the DeKalb and Sycamore area. Fifty-six of the car burglaries occurred July 28, between midnight and about 3 a.m., said DeKalb Police Detective...

Finance committee to report to SA senate

August 4, 1987

The recently formed Student Association Finance Review Committee Wednesday decided upon several changes needed in the SA Finance Committee's structure. SA Treasurer Todd Lipscomb said Finance Committee members should be at the SA Senate meetings to explain...

NIU dedicates Burma center

By Moin H. Khan | August 4, 1987

NIU's strong commitment to Southeast Asian studies enabled it to beat out several of the nation's top universities to house the world's first Center for Burma Studies. The center will be used to study the culture of Burma, a Southeast Asian country with...