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The Courier, Volume 19, Issue 19, April 4, 1986, The Courier, College Of Dupage

The Courier

Stories:

Nixon Wins By Default

Duty Of The Student Trustee

Car Pumped With Bullets In Parking Squabble

Forensics Going For National Win — Again

‘Lucas’ Glen Ellyn Is Stage For Moving, Coming-Of-Age Drama

Cinderella Falls At Nationals

Stabrowski Named All-American, Wins Two National Diving Titles

People:

Linda Nixon

Mary Patino

Don Dame

Paul Stabrowski

The Courier, Volume 19, Issue 17, March 7, 1986, The Courier, College Of Dupage

The Courier

Stories:

Carter Not Guilty Of Teacher Attack, Court Agrees With Judicial Review Board

Meanwhile, Ewing Case Goads Credit Card Policy Reform

No Ticket Policy Change, Public Safety Waiting For Issue To 'Blow Over'

470 CD Students May Lose Federal Aid

Facility Planned To Solve PE Space Problems

U.S. Students Not Too Apathetic, Says Study

CD Redefines Its Mission

Fashionable Fitness Adding Up To Less Than Good Health

WDCB Targets Broadcasts To Community, Not Students

People:

Patti Olson

The Courier, Volume 19, Issue 15, February 21, 1986, The Courier, College Of Dupage

The Courier

Stories:

Trustees Pass $1 Tuition Hike

Founder Recalls CD's Roots

Reagan Plan Slashes Student Aid

Horticulture Facility Due For March Finish

Why Students Drop Classes - Study Cites Disappointment, Low Grades, Boredom

College President Thrives On Challenges Found At CD

Six CD Grapplers Reach Nationals

People:

George Seaton

Harold McAninch

Suzanne Drever

The Courier, Volume 19, Issue 14, February 14, 1986, The Courier, College Of Dupage

The Courier

Stories:

Tuition May Be Hiked $1

Ex-Athlete Arrested For 11-Week Spending Spree On CD Money

Arts Center Pier Plans Revived Again

SG May Make Old Cafeteria Community Hall

Festivals Planned For CD's 20th Year

Illinois Community College Costs

New Directions In Music Being Achieved Electronically

On Drugs - From Old To Young, Rich To Poor, The Problem Mounts

Through Programs, Classes, Committee Attacks Drugs

New NCAA Rules May Mean 'Whiter' Teams

People:

William Ewing

Darlene Knapp

The Courier, Volume 19, Issue 9, December 6, 1985, The Courier, College Of Dupage

The Courier

Stories:

ISG Buys $10,000 Portable Stage

New Lot Due By Spring

GPA Rules Tightened

New Board Hears LRC, Money Reports

Music Of The Year — 1985

The Courier, Volume 19, Issue 8, November 22, 1985, The Courier, College Of Dupage

The Courier

Stories:

Change Traffic Fine Policy, SG Asks

'Motivated Students' Find Honors Program Challenging

College Protests Spreading

Artists Fight Apartheid With Music And Videos

Graduation Rates Are False, Says Government

The Courier, Volume 19, Issue 7, November 15, 1985, The Courier, College Of Dupage

The Courier

Stories:

Heat Problems Fixed, Official Says

Senior Citizens-Er, Senior Adults- Seek To Continue Learning

Review Board Rules Altered

There's A Lot To Like In Modern-Day Presentation Of 'As You Like It'

1985 CD Football Stats

Harriers Place 4th In Nation

The Courier, Volume 19, Issue 5, November 1, 1985, The Courier, College Of Dupage

The Courier

Stories:

Student Attack Case Delayed, College Had Pardoned Former Top Athlete Of Assaulting Teacher

Four Trustee Hopefuls Vie For 3 Seats

AIDS Hysteria Feared On US Campuses

Radio Station Renovated

A Walk Through The Arts Center

People:

Jeff Carter

David Eldridge

Diane Landry

Robert Kelly

Ronald Keener

Gerard Elsner

The Courier, Volume 19, Issue 4, October 25, 1985, The Courier, College Of Dupage

The Courier

Stories:

Board Of Trustees Election, Kelly Vows To Uphold Standards, Keener: Address Growth

Back To The Past: Butter Churning, Corn Husking At Kline Creek Farm

CD New Philharmonic Season Opener A Sell-Out

Howard Proposes College Athlete Bill

People:

Robert Kelly

Ronald Keener

Thomas Washington

Kenneth Kolbet

James Howard

The Courier, Volume 19, Issue 3, October 18, 1985, The Courier, College Of Dupage

The Courier

Stories:

Board Of Trustees Election, Elsner Blasts 'Absence Of Stewardship', Incumbent Landry Points To Experience

SG Proposes To Fix Old Cafeteria

Enrollment Drops Off Slightly

Junior College Students Dependent On Aid

Drinking: Not A Matter Of Age But Maturity

People:

Gerard Elsner

Diane Landry

The Courier, Volume 19, Issue 2, October 11, 1985, The Courier, College Of Dupage

The Courier

Stories:

SG Election Next Week, Director Candidates Promise More Student Awareness Of School Government

Non-Students Under 16 Barred From Classroom

New Lot Coming

Arms Control: The Time For Dreams To Come True

Haitian Student Reflects On Home And Hopes For Better Life In America

Pet Owners Find Fond Memories In Burial At Special Cemetery

People:

Isaac Maurin

The Courier, Volume 18, Issue 24, May 31, 1985, The Courier, College Of Dupage

The Courier

Stories:

Retiring Faculty, Staff Honored At Reception–-College Gala Sends 19 Workers On Long Road To Relaxation

Articulation Group's Goal Is Educational Communication

Waterfront Facility Vetoed By SG Board

What Next For Nicaragua?

The Courier, Volume 18, Issue 23, May 24, 1985, The Courier, College Of Dupage

The Courier

Stories:

Ex-Student Employee Sues College, Slander, Libel And Policy Violations Cited As Charges

Strum Re-Elected As President, 2 Incumbents, 3 New Directors Fill SG Posts

Seating Positions Reflect Students' Grades

The Devil, And Procter & Gamble

Midnight Movie Mania — Cult Status Gains Respect Of Suburban Teenage Audiences

Escape Or Study, Completely Natural At Local Arboretum

Harrier Finish “Best Ever”

Garcia, Robinson Set New State Records

People:

Thomas Cechner

Ron Strum

Tracy Robinson

Horatio Garcia

The Courier, Volume 18, Issue 21, May 10, 1985, The Courier, College Of Dupage

The Courier

Stories:

Bush Visit Draws Protesters At Wheaton College

Kruse Resigns SG Post, Low GPA Forces Withdrawal From Directorship

Survey Shows Where And How Computers Are Used

Student Government Elections

Comparative Pay Scale For CD Administrators

Lady Trackers 4th In State

Domination Plus, Harriers Sweep State Wilson, Robinson MVP

People:

George Bush

Steve Bunge

Monica Campbell

Brian Eberhart

Andrew Hedberg

Michele McMahon

Dave Vicks

Debbie Weiser

Tony Wilson

Tracy Robinson

The Courier, Volume 18, Issue 20, May 3, 1985, The Courier, College Of Dupage

The Courier

Stories:

Review Board Finds Carter Innocent

SG Dissolves Task Force

Courier Sweeps Awards

Farm Buildings Face Destruction

Parking Lots Planned For Next School Year

CD Aids African Famine Victims

Board Tries To Solve DUI Problem

Lonnie Brooks And Big Twist At CD

Chaps Head To Sectionals

Trackers Advance To State

People:

Jeff Carter

The Courier, Volume 18, Issue 18, April 12, 1985, The Courier, College Of Dupage

The Courier

Stories:

Kruse Acquitted Of Election Fraud, Review Committee Ends Controversy

Protestors Picket 'Sister Mary'

Wheaton Voters End Prohibition

DuPage Board Outlines Liquor Ordinance

'Sister Mary' Thought-Provoking, Sometimes Shocking Satire Of Merit

Yuppie Radio Fills Chicago Dial

People:

James Kruse

The Courier, Volume 18, Issue 14, February 22, 1985, The Courier, College Of Dupage

The Courier

Stories:

Bookstore Boss Explains Deficit, Owens: 'We Have No Definite Answers'

Older Students Boost Declining Enrollment

Speech Team Places First In Tournament

Class To Excavate Farm

Actor Lends Touch Of Professionalism

Abortion Debate Long Overdue

Schools May Lose Lottery

Chaps Take Third N4C Title

Swimmers, Trackers Victorious, Women Sweep First Place, Men Second In State

People:

Tami Stein

Michael Sassone

The Courier, Volume 18, Issue 13, February 15, 1985, The Courier, College Of Dupage

The Courier

Stories:

$6,000 Equipment Theft Reported

Village Board Surveys Reports

Colleges Aid Small Businesses

Delinquent Loans May Endanger Tax Refunds

Courthouse Move Sought By Judges

Liberal Arts Majors' Job Outlook Hopeful

$72,000 A Year Isn't Enough

Student Trustee Job Asset For Life

Wrestlers To State Tourney

Swimmers Move To Nationals, Diving Unit Looks Strongest

People:

The Kaotics

Beckie Taylor

Bill Bell

The Courier, Volume 18, Issue 12, February 8, 1985, The Courier, College Of Dupage

The Courier

Stories:

New Hope For Wheaton Liquor, Residents To Decide Fate Of 51 -Year-Old Booze Ban

New Survey Claims "Dumb Jock' Image Inaccurate, Unfair To Student Athletes

Arts Center Completion Date Pushed Back By Weather Delays

Benefits Are Restored For State's Disabled

Trackers Win Championship

Chaps Sweep St. Louis Tourney

‘Chekov Evening’

Baby Boomers Corner Music Market

Area Band Hits ‘Top 10'

People:

Devon Brock

The Courier, Volume 18, Issue 11, February 1, 1985, The Courier, College Of Dupage

The Courier

Stories:

New Reagan Budget To Slash Aid, Direct Attack On Middle Class, Private College Students Feared

Business Grants Add To Learning Atmosphere

Theater Presents 'Chekov Evening'

Scholarships Go To Gridders

Why CD Sports? Why Not!

People:

Judy Roberts Trio

The Courier, Volume 18, Issue 10, January 25, 1985, The Courier, College Of Dupage

The Courier

Stories:

Booze Bill Killed By Wheaton Council

Sex Discrimination Shown By Administrators, Faculty

Helms Threatens Freedom Of Press

1984 Courier Readers' Poll Results

Handicap Parking Law Strengthened By Fines

Arts Degree Proposed

Coach Honored

People:

Alex Nelson

Dick Jacoby

Chuck Ellenbaum

Steve Secker

Ronnie Palazzo

Ron Ottoson

The Courier, Volume 18, Issue 8, December 7, 1984, The Courier, College Of Dupage

The Courier

Stories:

Bookstore Battles Budgeting Problems

Dispute Continues Over Proposed Arboretum Highway

College Enrollment Drops

ANA Seeks To Change Nursing Requirements

Bio-Feedback Program Termed 'One Of A Kind'

Dance Clubs Cater To Under 21 Crowd

Belushi Tapes For Class

Terrorism — Resort Of The Weak

China — Past And Present

Cuts Projected In Education Funds

Chaps Win Cola Bowl

People:

Jim Kruse

John Callaway

Jim Belushi

Jilly Holly

Rev. Bruce Biesenthal

Bob Regner

Maj. Terry Hart

The Courier, Volume 18, Issue 7, November 16, 1984, The Courier, College Of Dupage

The Courier

Stories:

New Federal Financial Aid Rules Will Affect Students

New SG Constitution Awaits Ratification

Co-Op Finds Jobs

Looking For Mr. Goodbeer

CD Students Observe 2 Directions Of Change

New Guidelines For Veteran Scholarships

Chaps Take State Title

People:

John Walsh

Maribeth Walsh

The Courier, Volume 18, Issue 5, November 2, 1984, The Courier, College Of Dupage

The Courier

Stories:

SG Board Seeks More Participation

New Directors Meet Amid Protests, Dissent Continues Over Heafey Disqualification

Courtyard Designed To Accompany Arts Center

New Reagan Vs. Old Reagan

CD Security Meets High Standards

‘Bleacher Bums’ A Special Breed

Netters Capture 2nd, Get NJCCA Berth

People:

Bill Heafey

The Courier, Volume 18, Issue 3, October 19, 1984, The Courier, College Of Dupage

The Courier

Stories:

Reagan Visits CD

Gerry Parties With DuPage Democrats

Neri Death ‘Mysterious’

Verdict Not Complete On Pre-Testing Results

REAGANFEST! (photos), The Speech…

The Supporters…

Observations On The Reagan Rally

The Protests…

Teacher Exchange A ‘Positive Experience’

People:

Ronald Reagan

Geraldine Ferraro

Debbie Weiser

Thyra Vickery

Bill Doster

Tom Hamburg

The Courier, Volume 18, Issue 1, October 5, 1984, The Courier, College Of Dupage

The Courier

Stories:

Arts Center Costs, Schedule Off Target

Lockers Tempt Thieves

Teacher Contract Ratified

Game Room Opens

Educators Give Reagan Low Marks

Financial Aid Loses Key Supporters

All-Sports Trophy

TV Contracts Hurts NCAA

People:

Paul Goodman

Flick Galfano

The Courier, Volume 17, Issue 24, June 1, 1984, The Courier, College Of Dupage

The Courier

Includes Courier Magazine Volume 2, Issue 6 and Year in Review Supplement

Stories:

Neri’s Parents Question How He Died

Graduation Ceremonies In PE/CRC June 7

Drunk Penalties Stiffened

Selling Complimentary Texts 'Common’

Salary Level–CD Brass, Faculty Among Best Paid

Seven Faculty Members Say Farewell

Pfefferman: Young Man With A Future

Good Writing Can't Be Legislated–More Colleges Need To Seek Out The Roots Of Illiteracy

Careers Go On For Many CD Athletes

Blacks Left Out Of Decision Making?

F.A.P. 431 Threatens Property Values, Nature

Commentary — One Year Later, A Retrospective Look At The Almanza Incident

Planning A Wedding A New …

The Courier, Volume 17, Issue 23, May 25, 1984, The Courier, College Of Dupage

The Courier

Stories:

Ron Strum Elected To SG Presidency

New Aid Requirements Made To Stop Abuse

Alfred E. Neuman Runs For President

Huggers Test Embrace

'Retention’ Here Has Multiple Meanings

WDCB-90.9 FM Goal To Enrich Lives

Lackland Shines At National Meet

People:

Ron Strum

Robert Peterson

Karon Lackland

The Courier, Volume 17, Issue 22, May 18, 1984, The Courier, College Of Dupage

The Courier

Stories:

Commencement Fee Approved By SG

Spring Enrollment Drops

Ryan Supports Leadership, Change

Faculty Exchange–Steele Reflects On His Year At CD

Victorious Season For Lady Chaps

Chapparals Lose Section Baseball Title To Triton

People:

James Ryan

Richard Steele

The Courier, Volume 17, Issue 21, May 11, 1984, The Courier, College Of Dupage

The Courier

Stories:

Arts Center Injunction Dies But Dispute Lives On

Petition To Save Arboretum Backed By SG

SG Elections To Be Held Next Week

Microcomputer Lab Coming Soon To LRC

‘Habits’ --Some Tolerable, Some Not

Men's Tennis Squad Takes Region IV Title

Track Teams Take Championships

People:

Bon Strum

Tony Rizzo

Suzanne Kobasa