On Oct. 27 a story ran on page three concerning the increase in the number of students who have been caught cheating in classes. A photograph of a classroom with that story with the cutline reading "Students from all academic levels with different grade...

The Campus Parking Committee, an advisory committee to William Harder, vice president for business and operations, will meet today to continue discussions about the usage of lot 20, located east of the Chick Evans Field House, and lot 38, located east...

Augusto Javier, a Guatemalan refugee who has received legal asylum in the United States, will speak about the troubles of his country at the DeKalb Area Interfaith Network for Peace and Justice meeting Sunday. Guatemala, a Central American country, is...

"The ones who need the most always seem to get the least." Similarly, in NIU's case, this statement can be best applied to the Regents' mind-blowing salary increase. As concerned students, we agree with Chancellor Groves' statement which stressed the...

Basketball season is fast approaching at NIU and I want to invite you all to join us for what I think will be a very exciting season. Yes, our squad will be young, but they are a group of young men who have worked extremely hard, have some talent and...

Water polo, a sport quickly gaining popularity in this country, is also NIU's newest club. The sport, which was always dominated by European countries in the Olympics, began to grow popular in the United States during the 1970's and has experienced even...

Allowing Sycamore residents to use the Huskie Bus Line Route 9 is a logical idea which should have been implemented when the route started. The Student Association Mass Transit Board recently has discussed the feasibility of allowing Sycamore residents...

Jennifer Ettema wanted to graduate. That was her goal—plain and simple. But that doesn't sound very different from any of the other hundereds of thousands of students who have and who will attend NIU or even any other university for that matter, now...

Well, let's have some fun. I was going to write about the Student Association Senate, but that's boring, right? At least that's what SA Sen. Bill Kraemer seems to think since he reclined across a couple chairs and took a snooze during last week's meeting....

What a nice story the rescue of the whales provided. Not only did it give us a chance to show that we really do care about our helpless friends, but also provided another opportunity to prove that we can cooperate with the Soviets. Doesn't it make us...

I realize Sean Noble's column of Oct. 27 was meant to be taken with some humor, but even in his light hearted manner he has shown a prejudice that needs to be ended. Phrases such as "...Godless Communists..." and "...pinkos..." are terribly narrow minded...

After reading the Star editorial on Wednesday, Oct. 12, I had to look at the editorial masthead to see if the editorial board had changed overnight. The editorial stated that Huskie bus riders should pay their own fares, and students who don't need or...