1996-10-23; Central Michigan Life

              Central Michigan LIFE
Volume 79. Number 2(>
Mt   Pleasant,   Ml 48859
©1996 CM LIFE
'/ years <>/ serz'ing the community
WEDNESDAY
I tetober 23, H)9f>
1 *> pages
Parks and Recreation Commission approves master plan
By Len Padilla on   to  ihe   Mount   IMeasant   <*>t\ w<   ran    W< -\.    got   to hold  i»n  lo major concerns of the Parks ami alioul   the   us<    ol   Indian   I'mcs properti  in conjunction with the
___  '" • •   '"'  Commission for final approval s^.h.it  we can." K« creations Department l\irk I'ohlCat fiolf Course
Ar«-.i   residents voiced  sugges lioh liiirholtz    11 >M S   h'ancher The   master   plan   call     loi   .01            'We've   discussed   whether   we             I     pond  prohabli   ^\  o(   ;even Several    resident.-    expressed
lions   and concerns   for parks in Si  .   said   he   ho|x   ;   I lie   cit>   \\\\\ arrai  ol development  project     at wan!       t«»       sell       or       develop days   .«   week    >t    Indian   Pine concern   over   tin    demolition   of
Mount    Pleasant    as   the   parks continue to utilize "green  span each    "I    ihe    <a^  -    nine    ma Siinnyside>,"    said    Rob    Klynn,         aid    Mo  •        who  i    pro|>ert\    : the Island Park pool, which was
and recreation master plan was around I he < it \ park diroctoi  of parks and recreation, adjacent  lo the park   "1 see hags recently demolished
approved Tuesda\ night "We're not getting am  bigger According   to  the   plan    I   land         Vnd we decided to develop it '" <»!    grass,    glass   1 windows     ami I   think   it's   really   -;»<!   when
The    Parks   and    Recreations liucholtz said ol the city pro|toi Park   would   gel    new          I         foi           The  park  consists of  17  acres other   trash   }ii   1   heing   diini|ftod oldoi architecture is neglected or
Commission voted in approval of ly. which is surrounded h> lTnion the   hall   fields    »t   :m   estimated ot land.  14 of which are undevol then demolished."           said           Beth
;i   master   plan,   which   calls   for Township      1   w«»uld   hate   to   see cost  ol $SO.tHMl. addit mual  park oped, in the middle of a residen             Mose                •    '><1   part    <»t   the Kohm   on    109 W   Illinois St
approximately    $2.3   million    in am    cit>    pro|»ert>    that    can   1" 1 tig at $tO.(MMl. and an addition t lal area which could ftossihly Ih> land lie used for the training ol Klynn     *aid    1 lo-    F>5-y€kar-old
improvement    projects   over   the useil rocreationnlly go to wasti    I .«!     iheltei     .01    piem<     tahles     ■ ■ 11   ed to huild a soccer complex "field    do            The    master    plan |»ool was in disrepair hut there is
next live years also think  we   should  tr\   to «•■ $25.IHM)                                                                   Stuart    Moses,    1 11«>   l.» imott calls  for  a   possible  campground
The  master plan  will  now   go ate more green  space wherever Sunny side  Park  1     one of the < '• 011 1        aid     lo-    1 -    concerned or a golf course to he huilt on the ...   pi am
mmmmmm_——__—__________________■■___■
Committee
scheduled
to evaluate
candidates
■ 3 affirmative action
officer candidates will
be assessed
LIFE Staff Reports
The 1 I memhei atTirmative
action officer search committee
is planning to mwl today and
Thursday to evaluate the candi
tl;*t«-s for the affirmative action
officer posit 1* >n
Three candidates presented
themselves to the campus at
<.p« n forums ::: I In past two
weeks
The candidates ;tr«- as follows
ErVfm iJ Ciross, special assistant
to the president tor Equalit\
and Campus Diversity :it
Buffalo Stan < "<>ll< gc in N< w
York since 1995; Phylis
Fitzgerald Powell, executive
director «>t offirm.it ive
action/assistanl t<> rt*• pn sident
.it the ITniversiti <>t Houston
since l**iM and l_iurel Diane
Allen, affirmative action special
1-1 at the I :ni> ei sit\ of
California     Berkelei since 1987
Thc»se final candidates were
selected from a pool <'t approxi
mateli 30 applicants respond
1 r t i.* t«» .1 rial 101 ial search
Shauii Holtgreive. ih;iir <>* tin
search committer1 and associate
director of St udeut Life, said the
candidates will !>♦ evaluated
.m<l the information forwarded
ti> LTniv«krsit> Counsel Kileen
Jennings
Martha Logsdon professor «>t
political science, has lieen filling
tht* position on an interim hasi*
since Juli
Students circulate petition to have Latin classes offered again
By Michelle Eickmeyer hut wa.«   ver>  interested in taking on< 1    ihe>    don*i        •   .    th<    money,      *he ,i\s ire that   students were circulatin IX» w<   have to storm Warriner   Hall
———'Ta    'J"r'"  I i r   !    Matt-    «.i!i.-«i    iro-    lit t'.i-tr.n"- |>etition to get I.atm otlered again                    with l^itm I ks in hand? Will that be
Planning   and   scheduling   for cla     • t Hf ice to ask wh>   lh<   1    1     1       iven    m»i Matt          is I               it she would have to Matts   >aid,   "If < the classes    are onl> demanding enough?" Matts said
are   things   ever>    ('Ml'   student    must In-ing offered mon   often   md how and i1 talk to th«                  I   \rt:   and Sciences offi-red on demand and students hring a I >ixon said tht* university is seriously
endure.   an«i    di-ahne.    with   «l,,>^.       .,»: h«  could gel  into om Matt        contactetl      liarhara      l>i\«»ri |M*tition    r..   the    school               1-1, 1    that consnlerini      hopping    Uitin     She   said
demand dot-s not  make things easiei "The>   told   me   to  talk   t-  the  depart leai        :     Vrl      and    Scitknces ihinanding'*' re   has   !».♦!,   confusion   in   the   pa>t
Margie   Matts.   (vreenbush   s<*nior.   1- ment.      i..     .n«l Matt        .   il   she   vs.«-   told   that   Central According to Matts. Dixon told hei   it rn cause the classes are still listed in the
«>n«-   student   struggling   with   r«-ttir,.    a Matt        ud    h<   wa    told tlwn   was tm wont h            •   ■      Latin classes anymore was   uncertain   how    mam    ol   the   stu built-in
class on demand   Matts wants to take a funding  01   noi   inough  demand   loi   tin When     li<   .t   k<   I                »..    «aid  Ihxon dents    who    signed    the    |Mkttti<»n    wen l»i\<,r:    said    the    university    has    not
Latin    class     She    said    she    km-\\    lh< class*- tokl hei  Hi. ••   v-.  •    not enough demand actuall>   interested   ir.  takinj    '•• Uen ahh-to fuol a ^creative solution" to
classes had noi  Ijeen offered for a wliik *The%   said   the\   want   to  offei   them. M   r'         <;.i   I »1 -.   1     I      I   hei    -»he   was
LATIN
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Sp« >rts
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I Nutrition students arrange events
1S   to reveal effects of milk on diet
is
By Rachel Schofield
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change   in   milk   consumption   <.m   make
"~" cfuinge in dail\ fat  intake
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Witter?    t Jrand Rapids sen 101   will In* e^m
student     throughout th»   next  U w   ... - ,      I        witel
from wh«d«   umi two |»erceiif   milk  i ousiimpl
- k 11 it milk ci »n si 1 m pi ion
\\ •    are trying to get     Indent     to  liiw.i of tin    project     It
th#«ii   diet   and  th<    little thangi      who h ran   11 11
enci    it  "Clarke   «aid
To t|«i    n   Clarke and Wit tei     I   .. ■ »» c 1 ,   «A
act ivit 1 ♦      planned 1 <.?   ea< 11 v\ < . k t < >    how     I ud< •  I M1
• * • • • •    rt      1 lot of at ten I ion U-tau   .
rok    at     in«l   defimteli    helps   t hem
r p< ii.it
\     uri'ei   1     anot hei   activit>   t he>   dev«*lo|N*d foi
isists  «»t   hasii
not 1      In   d«*t«*rmiiie      tii.i.nt       riot khi-    alxoil
milk . •   milk  1 bona      Ihe>   • 1 r ♦    making  . 111«i
• r 1 - .r 11. - r      \i rve>   tow;irds
I of tl . «■ h«»w  the ron >umpt 1011
km 1  in 1 Ik  tastes  goiMl  and to • id our  ...      HideM md milk 11        •
to    w it c h t o d r 1 nk 1 n g s k 1 m m 11 k <   1. »I. •    11 id Wi 11 e 1    ;• I so ha ve a v a r let y < »f v 1 s 11 a I?
The   HiV.i   foi   thi.x     Trim   With  Skim    campaign r,» I * *                                          I     .«I »<»»«i  ihe various  t\p«-
came    iIhmiI   Im < ., -   .    lrM«>   bad   In  d«i    1   pro •       it    md calorn*    ish Ii h;i:     \ ta>t<
then   Comniutiuatioii   Nutrition  1 I 1       I•. 1   II
Knviroiimeittal Studo Mil K
Andy Skinner
Craig Lan<|. Harthoul sophomore, yets a qlass of milk Tuesday in
tho Woldt Emmons Oimnq commons