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Northern Star

The Student News Site of Northern Illinois University

Northern Star

The Student News Site of Northern Illinois University

Northern Star

NIU’s Baker, Mason shine on their night

By John Dietz | November 11, 1992

Thanks for the memories. That was the message the NIU volleyball team and its fans gave two seniors who will not be returning to Chick Evans Field House for another regular season match. Wendy Mason and Andrea Baker have both spent four years here at...

Baseball squad ranks near top in recruiting

By Brian Hayes | November 11, 1992

NIU baseball head coach Joe "Spanky" McFarland is thinking spring already. Why is he doing this, you may ask? According to a recent issue of Collegiate Baseball magazine, the Huskies have one of the top recruiting classes in the nation. The publication...

Upstart Huskies hope winter flys by

By Marc Wesner | November 11, 1992

The NIU women's tennis team started its fall season in rather shaky fashion—one win versus two losses isn't much to get excited about. But the Huskie netters regrouped on the West Campus Courts late last month to thoroughly dominate its opposition and...

Huskies back on track after road victory

By Brian Wiencek | November 10, 1992

The Huskies are back, though some will tell you that they never left. The only thing they did different last weekend was win. LeShon Johnson again rushed for more than 100 yards, Scott Crabtree again threw for less than 100 yards to go along with multiple...

Season-ending surgery slated for Lockett

By Alex Gary | November 10, 1992

The NIU women's basketball team will find itself working harder for rebounds this year because the team will be without last year's rebounding leader. Angela Lockett, who collected a team-high 264 boards in 1991-92, will undergo arthroscopic surgery on...

Kozak deceives Huskie opponents

By John Dietz | November 10, 1992

When volleyball fans think of a typical spiker, many envision a Kori Schauer who stands at 6-4 or Amy Foulke who is 6-0. Well, Nikki Kozak out of Winfield stands at 5-7 and is the shortest of NIU's outside hitters. To compensate for size, Kozak tries...

Title IX complaint filed against NIU

By Brian Wiencek | November 10, 1992

Last May 6, the decision to drop the women's field hockey program in favor of a women's soccer program was made by the NIU Athletic Board. Consequently, the board thought that it would be left at that. However, a complaint was filed last week due to the...

NIU ends home slate in perfect fashion

By Brian Hayes | November 9, 1992

OME: 10-0. That is what the press guides and game programs will say about the 1992 NIU volleyball team as it completed the home portion of this season's slate unblemished. NIU has not lost a home match since last Nov. 1 at the hands of Illinois State....

Huskies aim to get healthy

By Brian Wiencek | November 6, 1992

When the weather gets cold, illness strikes many, especially when you go outside after a swimming meet. The NIU swimming team has fell victim to the cold and flu season. However, they have exactly one week to recover before its season-opening meets at...

Rhomberg’s college career ends three weeks too short

By Rob Bolton | November 6, 1992

Where's the justice? It happens so often. But fairness is forgotten. Hopefully, last Saturday was the last game the NIU Huskies lost on the football field this year. Hopefully, it wasn't the last game for senior free safety Tom Rhomberg. No, not for the...

Hockey club starts year with two wins

By Jim Trentadue | November 6, 1992

The NIU hockey club began its winter campaign in the right direction by posting victories over league foes Illinois 8-6 and Bradley 6-5 for a 2-0 conference record and a 2-1-1 overall record. The team skated to a 7-7 tie against Wheaton College and was...

Huskies look to skip past ‘Cajuns

By Brian Wiencek | November 6, 1992

With three games left in the season, the Huskies (4-4) have a chance to finish above the .500 mark and LeShon Johnson has a chance at the NCAA Division I-A rushing title. The next stepping stone is in Lafayette, La., tomorrow when the Huskies face the...

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