Shooting at Northern Illinois University

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Emergency personnel move wounded Northern Illinois University student Harold Ng away from Neptune Hall on the Northern Illinois University campus after a gunman opened fire in a crowded lecture hall.

Paramedics help victim Harold Ng

( Photo for the Tribune by Patrick Yeagle / February 14, 2008 )

Emergency personnel move wounded Northern Illinois University student Harold Ng away from Neptune Hall on the Northern Illinois University campus after a gunman opened fire in a crowded lecture hall.

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