1989-04-12; Central Michigan Life

              VENTING OPINIONS
Pro-choicers march in D.C.
NEWS, PAGE 3
DIVERSITY AT ITS BEST
Art show showcases talents of students
ENTERTAINMENT, PAGE 8
MAN OF THE WEEK
Player recognized for performance
SPORTS, PAGE 10
WEATHER
Light snow, highs in
upper 30s to mid-40s
Central
Michigan
WEDNESDAY
April 12, 1989
After 2 years, acting dean
given permanent position
by MARGARET WOLFGANG
address  (,f Tue-dav-   AradiniH' hi  -pniii-'   l''s7   tepl.nin- Mvmti
Senate meeting lleniv.   uli.a   took   a   p.i-itmii   at
 .Jakuhau-ka- -aid the ap|H.int- * > I r i        Dailllllllaall        l'llH.'l-ll\.
lln"aid -loti ii -.1 oiii- tan        mint will gi i l». lore the Hoard i it N.nlulk. V.t
remove   th"   wind   ".iitilii:"   Imm        Tru-tee- tur approval at   it-  n.\t .).>hii-1<>iie     -aid    tin n-    an-    a
hi- title ini'itllij;        s. hedul.d  ti.r Mav ihiiiiL.-i     .,1     p..-iti\e     pr. ■ -.1 aln-
.lullll-tiille.   wllaa   I- ■. ■ —   -eTV.d   a- At Tlie-d.lV   - A   Senate lUITelltlv     llliil.-ltt.u     within    the
ai ling dean nl ihe Culli-a,. ,,( ,.\n- mceluig.   Jakuhau-ka-    .-aid    he i a.ll.-ae w h n h  In- u ill i out inue a -
ami    Siiiim-s    -line    plisT.    will        (ur-.-e-    na    piohlcm    with     ihe d.-ati
i.intituie    In-     |i.li    with     tni'ie        Board   approving   hi-   ih.nce   tm Kiili-t 111;.   the   h.-lp   ..t   ta.ull\
the  pi a-t within    the   ("oil,..     a.!    .\n-    ami
-li.hii-t ■    -aul    he    al-a.    i- S. n-nie-     in     -mli     in.illii-     i-
cuiifideiit al.uut  In- ahihlv   t.i fill an..the:  lait.u .[.,!.i, -1 a,, ;i- -.ml lathe    |>ii-itirni     alter     -a.-iMMi:     a- would Ilk. ■ to i ..nl mu. ■
"'I've     l-e, -II      pleu-a   ,1      with      ha.'.'.
.HulSlll'lll'l". 'he    l.lllllt\     ate    h.'lpllll /..    '.a
"I'm   \ery   plc.i-ed     I    like   the h.ni i i.np<-r at i vo -m i «■ --
w auk  and  Iv o  . n;a iv.-al   it   li .1   the I >ne i han.'e .h iim -t. nn ■ -ai.!  he
p.i-l  twn '.ear -," he -aid would     Ilka-    t«■     pin-u.-     in     lli.
• laihll-liitie    wa-    an    a--, .iiat. ■ uallarr  i-  a pi. .p. ■ -a al  u i.i.mih/,i
da'a 11   aat   tile   Colli aa'   a.)    Alt-   .Hid t l1'!!   v\ till ITI   It -   i I.  | a a I I I I a  111 -
ll the i aalla-a-. "-lakiiliaii-ka- -aid Silence-  Irom   I!l7>l.«   I (<>7    lh' I     aia.nl      -,.      .mv      m.i--iv.-
Inline      the      adnn n l-t I al ur'- hei ame ,u I mg dean ..( I he . ..Ha --e t. .a ;:a m/,it n in   hut   1    .'.ill   i-l.il.
pei'in.merit -tntu-
I're-id.-nl Falvvard ll
■ lakiiliau-ka - an n.iil Died
Ttle-dav    hi-   thiHie   ll.nn   thlee
«',iliilnl,lie-     the     l)e,in     Sea l'l ll        aitmg da an nl the Caillege ni Ait
( 'a ITI III I It lee  (a ll W.l I ill  d  taa  llllll  l.l-t
Week
"lha-le weie -nine V.IV gaaaaal
e.iliilnl.tti - Alter i..n-id. rati.in.
I teel Ken i- the un. wllu will
piaavule   i.iit -t,iiidm-    le.ider-liip
Three provost
hopefuls named
Interviews to be in forum setup;
more candidates maybe invited
l>V MARGARET WOLFGANG
JOHNSTONE: \
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I'm -in- nl   r.iK\a,a!   ['.   -la kill-au-k a-  . i ni i- -u in . il   the  name- i.t   three
.     I I.ilia l.ltl    -      I'.l      till-     Ji|a,\.a.'      pai-lll.all     .ll        I'll.'-.laV    -     At . 1. le III 11'     Senate
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-I llllll - I 'll' l'l'. la h 11 .Mil el 1 he I '.,|(,-. e a,| Alt-. I . Ita-|- .III, I S.I, ll.e- ,lt
ila        |     tin ,   T - It \      • al      \V I - a  . 11 I - I I I    I .. I     I     I       1 I a . I .<   I t      l'l. Hike,     llll.-. tiar    111
lia.na.'l.. v    Sa l.a.l at -hip-   I'll.^i.itii a   lall'd   and   1.denied   -tudeiit
;"... i. nu al   lh.     l"n:v.!-:lv   i.t   Aikaii-.i-  little   lvV.k.   and   I'lnllip
ll..'I,a-       .lean     '-I      the     1'iall.  _a       .'I      |.||..-|.||     Alt-      at     \V 11 1111 a     State
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PROVOST
Rolling bowler
TO
Maintain
Housing maintenance and projects
are suffering from a lack of funds
and the problems may get worse
by MARK LaROSA
Maintenance, i eiuiv.it I. in and replaeellietit ill ("Ml"- le-ial.-mall.ill- i- im milill undertaking
From a tlti.iiirial -!andp"llit . .lie . ' >"u lal -aid I'Ml' I- i lu-e In the •
p.HTIt   where   hall   Upkeep  intllil   he  -tll'fi ling
And a- a re-ult. more -tudeiit- i oiild he reipnred t.i In. in the i
hall- ti> nutea-e lev. line iev.-l-
.It-.iii    l.indli-v.    a--i-laiit    vice    pie-id.nt    I.u     Re-idciice-    and   |
Auxilhaiv    Seiviia-a   -aid   I'.iili   vcar   h.r   da-pal Ini.-nt    prmnu/e-
pl'll]ec1s that   Heed  tn  he dialla-   111  ihe   residence   hall-.  .Hid  each  Vc.lT
there i- n..t en..ugh money ,iv ailahl,- to mtiiplele iha-rn all
She  said   these   pio|ett-   Unhide   lia-l<    huilding   Upkeep,   .-lull   a-
 line .unl plu ml iina. a- well a- «.t h.r ->r\ n is. such a- ei|titpiiient
lor computer ilah-. e\eici-e loiain- and lounge-
Tlie project ll-l l.'i the l!ls>■.•*>!» -ihnaal war itulude- I'-ili proj.it-
tcipuring tiiaan- than >"> nulhaiii tor completion The project- an-
|llliirill/ed   into three levels j
Alter hudg. ting. $1.!».{i, 1 llll wa- made avail, ihle lor the proj.it- j
That atnount coveted the first .VS projects and wa-not even enough |
to complete all ,>l the Prn.ritv   1   project- j
I.millet -aid the li-t 1- tnade u|i Imm re.pie-t- Ir.itll sevel.il ,
cainpu- hut ion-, mi Indium Kooil Service- and Kaiihlie- M.111.1-1- I
meiit She -aid h.r ne\t m-.ii'> li-t. the Facilities Management
portion ,d.)iii. will lie .iInhiI if a tiiillion
Sume of the pi..]eit-  that   funds were vmav.ulahle  for tin- year
were new  de-k- h.r the study room- and new  washers and dryer-   l
tor Wa-hinglnii and I're-tnn .\p,irttneiit>
■l.   lla.el   fell.   I, H     ...•-,I   ' el.I     ' ,    I ,     .-.     ,   ,l*   tt:-    l"." I I    I
.':t-.    li...-,.l !,   atl.T.   j.  'i    a      [   -t    ■ '     1    ; '   ,•    I    '.    r
,tl    I,'   appeal    pet      .at, .   e-j-:    .-   I    !■'    '■ ■ '■      '■   I,     I ■   '.     ^e
tl •■ (•
fa   tr
CM lire Doug Ant.<
i a .■. I,•-.■!, ha > t -.• so.
FALL REGISTRATION
Advanced   registration   for   fall   classes   .*.111   run
Monday through Thursday next .vfek Students .viil
register dependinp, on their cliiss standing .vith
freshnieri   on   Monday,   sophomores   on   Tuesday  and
-What I'm -avii.K 1- that e.uh year we prn.r.1 l/e and we are not    j    j   )lmi0rS0ll   Wednesday.    SeniOrsatld   graduate   StUiiellts
Workshop to focus
on Ojibwe culture
Focus to be on working aspects of the
American Indian culture into classwork
i'o.o.o >,--■ HALLS (-'..'j.
may register any day. For story, see page 12.
by LANNA M  LINDBERG
Peace Corps director to speak at CMU
i'.l,'..
by MARCIA McDONALD
iai    I-   "    ■	
I'e.ue Corp- Director I/iret
Miller Ruppe will mtvi' a-
CMl'V May lltMUomnuncement
six-aker.
The May ti commencement
ceremony is scheduled to lake
place at Kelly Shorts Stadium
unless it rains Then the
ceremony will take place in Rose
Arena.
President Kdwari! H.
.lakuhauskas selected Ruppe,
the longest serving director in
the history of the Peace Corps, to
lie the speaker. The Board of
Trustees   voted   at   its   Friday
Selected as '89 commencement speaker
iia - l a. .-ii ahi eit in.:
da nihil-   1 ha-   lillllll"   T
hs  th- earlv   l'.'HI- '
pu i.a am  In
'. aallllata  a   1 -
meeting lo award her with an
honorary doctor of puhlic .-erv ice
degree at the ceremony
Former President Ronald
Reagan appointed Ruppe. a.'),
director for lxith hi- terms of
office. President (iiiirge Hush
has named a new director, who is
scheduled for a confirmation
hearing Friday. Ruppe will end
her service to the Corps upon the
new director's confirmation, said
James Flanigan. Peace Corps
press officer.
"She has heen mentioned for
another   presidential    appoint
ment    l.llt    llai   allium Ill a  Ilnlll    li.l-
Ix-eii made yet." Kl; 111114.111 -aid
Ruppe 1- m.lined to Philip
Ruppe. who lepre-ent. al Michigan's 1 1th Di-trict hum l'Mlfi-TH
The Ruppe-. who re-lded ill
Houghton for several year-, now
live in Bethe.-d.i. Md TheV have
live daughler-
The Peace Corp- ha- made
sunn- major stride- under
Ruppe's eight years of direction.
Flanigan said
"She's guided the maja.r expansion of the Peace Corps during
those years," Flanigan said  "She
'Ihe Ci 1
V a allinteel
V.r.*2       ll-    -l/e     I-
t; IIIHI.   Klatlia.m   -a
The    Corp-    h.i-
other    w av -    a-    w
-oal 1- to . \p.in.i il -
1 |l-     In      111 111 mi     |.v
,1-iUt
1'iw    at    a
ai
e\p.llll|.'il     It:
ell,     K1,1111 -J. a T1
Tlil-   /-   tl.o  ;.■:,'.'/:
I .. • ,'<: .'/'■;,   'it      I',      ,1       v.   Ill-      l.'i      tl,.'
So .;/.', ai,        ( 'li 1 l'l" :i a       In ilni n
I'll;
lal malting I e.ll In' I - a Ild
pT.a-pei 1 ive teal h.r- ah'iut huw
to inc. arj K.r. tie ihe < )|diwe cult uie
inlo -I'letice iiirru ilia will 1» ihe
li.pii   ol  a  wiatk-liop   llnii-alav
"'The woik-liop1 gl\e-
■ l.ai h.r- ' an oppoit unity tn
leaiii ah.aiH Native Allien.all-,
p.i-t anil pte-etit to either
-tleligtheii   their   idea-   id   th. 111.
A h*cKklr*ss symbolizing the
relationship between a former
English chairman and the
Chippewas will go on displ-ay in
Rowe Hall. .For story, m* pog*
14.
hi-tni > .    K11 k -aid
Tt i- al-o impoitant." she
added, "tor them lo know how to
mi orporate tin- knowledge into
I halt 1 l,i--riMim-
CMI' plan- to integrate
Ojiliwe hi-t'irual i mil nhuliori-
iiitu il- science- curriculum, said
Uarhar.i Kirk,        assistant
We
'i.id pi 0^1 am- la.gin 111
nine i.aiintiie- ,-irne she s hei ri
director.'' he said
Thu-o caiiintrie- are Sri Lanka.
Haiti. Hurundi. < iuin.a lii-san.
Chad. 1'aki-taii. K.piatonal
(illllle.i,  the Cape Venle  I-I.llld-
See SPEAKER Pa.-..- 10
(ai.ile--or   of   teacher   education
or    di-p.l    their    -lereotypii.il and profes-ional develi.pment
view-   of   them."    -aid    Hawaii) In an effort to promote Ojihwe
Wehkamigad. visiting ni-tructi.r education.  .Icn-l  l-nngie. director
• >f ti-.icher education and prole-- of the Fond d\i  I-ic Community
-innal development. College Center. (Tinpiet.   Minn.
"It is impirtant that teachers will   present   "Teaching   Native
and   prospective   teachers   learn American Students" at U:'M) a m.
almut the scientific cuntnhutlolls -
of the Ojihvvc culture throughout Pl»M<i«; See OJIBWE P.igo 16
m