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Candy, candy, everywhere

So, I was the one who ended up sick at our house over Halloween.Go figure. We didn't go anywhere the entire weekend, period. We even missedtrick-or-treating. Luckily, Babycakes is 2 and didn't know the difference. She feltquite satisfied with the Halloween...

Hopes for treaty on climate begin to wither

October 26, 2009

International climate negotiations for a global climate treatyare not producing the required results in the given amount of timeleft before the Copenhagen conference in December, diminishing thehopes for a resolution at this conference. Major polluters...

Star back to school issue set for Aug. 21

By MICHAEL VAN DER HARST | August 14, 2008

To our readers, The first print edition of the Northern Star for this semester will hit newsstands on Aug. 21. The issue will be our annual back to school edition. The first regular print edition of the Star will be out the first day of fall classes,...

First and only summer print edition available today

By MICHAEL VAN DER HARST | June 17, 2008

Today's edition of the Northern Star will be the only regular print edition for this summer. We will continue to publish online during NIU's summer session, right here at www.northernstar.info. Breaking news will be posted immediately, and the site will...

Column distorts truth about abstinence

April 26, 2007

While Matt Wier's column on abstinence before marriage is well-intentioned, its distortion of the truth is saddening. There is nothing wrong with waiting for marriage before engaging in sexual activity, but it is just a choice. It is not the right choice;...

Education should stress sexual responsibility

April 26, 2007

You ask for abstinence education, Mr. Wier? Well, the majority of high schools across the nation still teach abstinence education, and that number has actually increased over the past few years. Logic would follow that if abstinence education was effective,...

Vote no on KVWA

April 16, 2007

I encourage you to vote no tomorrow on the proposition to create the Kishwaukee Valley Water Authority. Here are my areas of contention that have not been adequately addressed in recent weeks: just one out of the three counties within the authority could...

MP Shows and Otto’s unite for new music

By Michael Swiontek | April 9, 2007

DeKALB | The east side of DeKalb is reestablishing itself as a music scene, beginning with recent changes at Otto's. The club, at 118 E. Lincoln Highway, has retooled its schedule and focus, with the goal of bringing better bands to the area. Changes...

Face-lift, name change in store for Huka Corner

By Alan Edrinn | April 2, 2007

DeKALB | The Huka Corner is getting re-vamped and will get a new name this summer, under new ownership. New owner and NIU alumnus Mohammed Labadi said the location, 811 W. Lincoln Highway, has a lot of potential and he wanted to come back and "pick the...

Finding new LA&S dean no simple task for search committee

March 21, 2007

Narrowing the many Liberal Arts & Sciences dean candidates down to four proved to be a long process for the LA&S Dean Search Committee. Beginning in fall 2006, the committee began the task of narrowing hundreds of candidates to the four who will...

DeKalb Hot Spot

By Stacie Wieland | February 16, 2007

The Spot:

Moxie, owned by Megan Morrison, located at 230 E. Lincoln Highway.

HOW HOT ARE THE PRICES?

"Our philosophy is to offer really good prices every day, and then have two to three storewide sales per year where everything in the store is a certain percentage off," Morrison said. "I always bare in mind the fact that I want to have a lot of things to offer in the 30-and-under price range. In fact, many of our clothing items are 20 or less."

WHAT'S HOT FOR CUSTOMERS?

"We work really, really hard to find unusual things," Morrison said. "We have loyal fans of the store who come in all the time because they say they never know how we're going to do something or what we're going to offer and they're always surprised. That's the secret to our success; we keep people guessing."

WHAT'S HOT IN THE STORE?

With 8,000 square feet and two floors full of quality, quirky products, Moxie is completely worth the walk into town. From vintage clothing, to jewelry, to books, the shop with artistic flair has something for anyone and everyone.