The Courier, Volume 13, Issue 2, October 4, 1979

Stories: He Isn’t A Student Here Now — V.P. Resigns Under Pressure Vets Issue Still Simmers—Washington Official Says Legal Text Backs Skyer Lambert Rd. Changes Planned For Spring, 1980 People: Doug Marks Valerie Prohammer Mike Skyer Carole Dobbie Bill Bel

The Courier, Volume 12, Issue 7, November 9, 1978

Stories: $15,000 Loss In 20 Typewriter Thefts Madrigals Sell Out Fast, Scores Fail To Get Tickets Sell-backs Too Short Also — Ask For Longer Bookstore Hours It Comes In Many Forms — Study Finds Stress Is Big Villain CD Group Forming For ERA Supporters Chloe Collection Vibes — Will Blue Jeans Tighten & Go Bust? Is Watering Plants Police Job, Chief Asks CD Is Functional Base Of Century III Idea Chaps Slay L & C, Win Soccer Flag Football Appeal Turned Down By N4C People: Maynard Ferguson Richard Pearlman Mary Morrow Joel Lesch Katie Clemens Brian McGrat

The Courier, Volume 12, Issue 2, October 5, 1978

Stories: Special Faculty Parking Decision Looms As Issue Student/Parent Co-op May Fold State Wants Full-time Coordinator Games Room To Reopen In ‘New’ Coffeehouse Leads Fail In Missing Co-ed Case Data Processing Gets New Name, New Boss Underpass Also Discussed — Propose Widening Lambert People: Margaret Stirn Bartley Carlso

The Courier, Volume 11, Issue 19, March 2, 1978

Stories: Walters Moves On To Big Time Berg Clears The Air On Budgeting Issue, Backs Student Rights UFO Expert’s View: ‘Keep An Open Mind’ In the ‘Aural Tradition’—Media Student Puts Thurber On Air People: Dick Walters J. Allen Hynek Tom Rowle

The Courier, Volume 2, Issue 20, March 13, 1969

Stories: Communication Clinic Aids Study Ills Ogilvie Possible Speaker at Commencement: Lemkau; Senate Creates Student Grievance Committee Three DuPage Students Interview DJ Howard Miller People: Governor Richard Ogilvie Howard Miller Robert Stege

The Courier, Volume 7, Issue 5, October 25, 1973

Stories: State To Issue Our Paychecks Council Votes Open Meetings Faculty Becoming Militant, Segal Tells Board Mull Real Funny, Springs Real Talented Some Federal Work Study Jobs May Be Off-Campus IC Ponders Change in Degree Requirements ‘Night Owl’ Classes Click State Military Aid Totaled $350,320 Lombard Is Famous for Both Its Lilacs and Plums Views on Campus Government Crisis How Activity Budget Is Set and Allocated People: Marvin Segal Martin Mull McKendree Spring

The Courier, Volume 6, Issue 12, January 11, 1973

Stories: New Student Council Bid Fizzles, Fail To Get Quorum Survey Points Up Student Unawareness Culture Awareness Needs Finances Enrollment Dips to 7,767 College Sponsors Pre-School Day Care Center Bargaining Procedure Upsets Senate People: Augie Batis Jack Schultz Carol Vizek Dave Johnso

The Courier, Volume 6, Issue 4, October 19, 1972

Stories: $63 Million Building Boom Hits C/D Area Berg To Clarify Building Queries Queen To Be Named Friday (photos) Percy Here Oct 25 Sex Calls Denied Kayak Trip Spotlights Fight Against Pollution Student Enrollment Hikes Construction People: Charles Percy Dick Dobbs Richard Ogilvi

The Courier, Volume 7, Issue 7, November 8, 1973

Stories: NBC Reporter Predicts Nixon To Resign in Year Slim Turnout for AFT Organizer People: Diane Beisle

The Courier, Volume 7, Issue 23, April 18, 1974

Stories: Zerfoss, Miller and Bailey Win Saturday’s Board Race Berg Says $11 Million Needed for ‘74-75 Budget Some Blunt ‘Sex’ Talk by Dr. Margaret Mead Low Local Tax Rate Pinches College People: Evelyn Zerfoss Boland Miller Eugene Bailey Margaret Mead May Watts Jim Hammp Joe Eddy Brow