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Written rebuke voided by boss

October 19, 1989

A written reprimand by the employer of the NIU black student who missed work after a Saturday night beating by five white men was nullified Thursday. Dewey Yaeger, DeKalb Bank president and chief executive officer said the written reprimand for failing...

Ehrlich eagerly awaits start of ‘89 campaign

By Steve Dennis | October 18, 1989

Optimism abounds for NIU coach Chuck Ehrlich and his 1989-90 men's gymnastics team. The three main reasons for this elation are: Philip Fulcher, Genaro Severino and Waldemar Kolasa, three foreign-recruit students Ehrlich is looking to for top performances....

Basketball hopefuls perform for Molinari

By Wes Swietek | October 18, 1989

Wednesday night at Chick Evans Field House, 22 NIU students were hoping to make their dream come true. If any of them are successful, it will mean months of long hours, hard work and dedication as members of the NIU basketball team. Huskie head coach...

Depth: an NIU advantage NCAA invitation one of many goals for women’s team

By Jesse Rogers | October 18, 1989

Huskie Basketball is underway at NIU and the women's team is focusing on some lofty goals—mainly an NCAA tournament bid. With Gena Stubbs being the only player gone from last year's 23-7 squad, the Huskies have their nucleus back, including Lisa Foss...

Molinari, Huskies starting anew

By Jesse Rogers | October 17, 1989

The 1989-90 men's basketball team officially opened practice on Monday with a new outlook and a new head coach. Ex-Depaul assistant Jim Molinari took over the head coaching duties from Jim Rosborough last May and now begins his reign as head Huskie cager....

NIU spikers fall in NSC opener

By Steve Dennis | October 17, 1989

Three is not a charm for the NIU volleyball team as it was swept in its North Star Conference opener by the University of Illinois-Chicago Flames Tuesday night at Chick Evans Field House. The Huskies had won their two previous matches and attempted to...

Oodles of activities scheduled

By Dana Netzel | October 17, 1989

Activities for the young and old are scheduled throughout the 1989 NIU Parents' Weekend. According to registration figures, this year's Parents' Weekend turn-out is up drastically, said Michelle Emmett, University Programming and Activities director....

Athletes’ painful choice: are the aches worth it?

By Bob Reagan | October 17, 1989

Many of us make sacrifices in life. Each individual at one time or another goes out of the way to do something extraordinary. Some tasks appear simple, others complex. However, there is a breed of human that puts the body on the line for self-satisfaction....

Two dorms to receive new lighting

By David Pollard | October 17, 1989

Plans are in the works for Lincoln and Douglas Halls to receive new lighting in specified areas that will amount to $125,000 for each hall. Conrad Miller, assistant director of the Physical Plant said he wants to replace the old lights with new, more...

Spikers facing UIC attack at field house

By Bob Regan | October 16, 1989

Defending the North Star Conference title comes as no easy task for the NIU volleyball team, but tonight's match with Illinois-Chicago paves the way for the Huskies 1989 NSC crown quest. Last season, first year coach Pete Waite led an experienced group...

SA fails to hold vote of intent

By Michelle Landrum | October 16, 1989

The Student Association failed to conduct a vote of intent and evaluate the performance of NIU's student Regent at Sunday night's senate meeting. The position of student Regent is appointed by the SA president and must be approved by a two-thirds vote...

Louisiana exhibition reviewed by Huskies

By Wes Swietek | October 16, 1989

NIU's 42-21 loss to Louisiana Tech on Saturday dropped its record to 4-2 at the midway point of the 1989 season. Head football coach Jerry Pettibone, however, expected more. "I felt that the only team that was better than us starting off, on paper, was...