1989-10-11; Central Michigan Life

              Soccer team is optimistic about chances against
Michigan State, despite previous record, 10
SPONTANEOUS
Prof says art based en intuition offers more
than art based on theory, rationalization, 8
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WEDNESDAY
October 11, 1989
Serving The University Community For 70 Years
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University may have to pay       THEY'RE FROM
part of culvert repair costs EVERYWHERE
by KAREN EMERSON
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Central students come from every county in state
by ERIC BORYS
It>    a    common    occurreni e
In resident r hall rooms ami all
over campus. students point  to
their palms iir list the names ot
tit it- m-ar home
Ami fur ('Ml' students, home
i an mean any nne nt tht- state's
>'.i counties
("Ml' has boasted m the past
that it has at least one student
ttutii i-vi-rv county in Michigan
ItV a boast spoken with pride,
e-pei I.illy 111 the voice of Admis
sions Director Michael Owens
"So imuli ellnrt pH's inln
freshman ami tranter student
i ecruitnieiit," he said "()ur
assistant directors ot Admissions   hlanket   the   entire   state
BOAST f'.iq.- ?
Collapsed wall not considered
'major setback' to construction
by BRYAN G   LAVI0LETTE
l IF I   rn.,tu\ Jrftrry M   Sauger
Among the many changes taking place on campus, the Wightman Hall renovation has been the
most drastic Dale Rineberger. employee of PAFCO Construction. Grand Rapids, replaces the roof
and siding of the North Arts Studio Monday afternoon
Stivutiir.il   design   chariots   were   made   to   the
• "i iiiiln net!  Business Services Bu iId\;\- after a wall
whitli   itillap^i'ii   Friday was  limit,   hut   one
Facilities    Management   otricial   said   tin-   changes
ditl  not contribute tn the tall
Mel Remus, director id Fn^'im eriti^ and
Manning lor Facilities Management, -aid the steel
teiiili ncemenl s adtied to the Inundations should
not  have contributed to the wall tailing
"Had the dowels Keen there. It probably --till
wouldn't   have held." Krtmi- .s.ud
'Die northeast wall ot the hmldm^. located
between the Industrial and Kn^ineerm^ ami
'['ethnology Building ami Central Fner^v Facility.
tell over at approximately 4 1 ~> p ni Frid.tv amidst
20 to 1~> mph westerly winds
Foreman Kin^; Blackledi^e. lor masonry
contractor Bocttchcr Masonry ot Tr.m r-i- ('ity.
attributed the tall to design changes made alter
the wall was limit
Rt mils s.ud it it vv.i- proper I \ supported, the wall
should    have    withstood    the    wind    without    the
I t'llllol l t-IIiellt
"Masonry walls have heen hudt lor a lona tm,,,.
often  Without   steel/'  Remits  s.ud
lie added t he steel 11 inlon etnent toilld have
helped prevent the wall from toppling over, hut
most likelv would not have He adcied that the steel
lellllolicmetits tacked less than :*...< M It I to the to-t
ol the is.'S la million building lhat nnn lev will t ome
from a t i nist rut t inn contingency lurid lor the
lim liiiti|4
Renins s.tul the contratlor told Fatilitles
Management workers thev had just finished the
wall and were in the process (,t -iip|)i;rlinj; it
Insurance mi^ht lover the to-t to rebuild the
wall, Remus s.ud llrtiin- s.ud the I'mversity won't
eiul up paving leplatetiient iii-1s lor the wall
because ("Ml" is not ic-pon-ihlo lor the building
until it  is suh-tar-.ttally  completed
Kemiis s11(l he could not determine how miuh
the wall it-ell to-t In t au -e 'st-v er al toiitr.uts .in-
itiVnK ed
Workers li.id cleaned up the mess made hv the
fallen wall Mondav and I"-j.mii ret on~t rut turn
Tuesday
Some calls to city not getting through
t'alhno   Mount   I'lea-ant   Horn   th.-  out-ide  woil,I   ha-   riot |hl.    .,,,,1,1,.,,,    ,e-alt..l    from    (,TK's    ami    Inn^-distan
h.-eii an ,-asy   task  in the  last   tew   d.,\s InlldF officials ,,.,,,!,„ ,\'l'\-'l"- . ! lot t s t o t, unplv  with the 1!»M divest It ure of
lieve thev   will  -oK,- the piohlem th,- ..Met n |'„ ||    J, 1, ph.me  Cmpanv.   HusYhle  s.ud    The   Bell  breakup
Rill    Ru-.lile    iiiitial   tlivi-i,.ii   m.in.i.i. i    lor    (i'l'F    N'oitl
lllV    I   -   ll   ll   I III. I I   l.l .a      I (ol till". AOI   I   II ,
lelephone ( Ipei a! lolls iii Alma, -aid -ome ,alle|s lioiu
outside the .iu.i who dialed Mount I'll-.i-.ml |.\ih,Hi:r-
itceivcil  "la-l   I'll-i   -ion.il-    -line Siindav
The  sianal .ill  acceleialed   ve|s|,,n  ot   the  regular  hlls\
sien.il indicates   th.it    telephoi:.-   uiunts.    ratlu-r    than
imhv ldll.ll   lilies.   .He  mi Upletl
--it.it i ,i the -eparat loii ot I .of.11 Access Transport Areas
Intel-LATA lines ,,.,. tho-e tli.il are handletl hv long-
di-t.um viiniois hke ATA:']'. intia-I.ATA lines are those
liamlli d hv  tin- local telephone company. (1TK
Refute the I ilea kup. < i'i'K and AT&T shared appruximat«ly
Inti   tiuuits   (or   hoth   mterl.ATA   and   intra-I^\TA   calls,
Bu-thle     s.ud     to     his     knowledge       the     ptohletn     sj ,,H,.,J ) Ju ^( ll le   s.t |il
Telecommutiic.it mils Director Ken .lollnson said (.'Mil has
oiilv t-xperieiued pruhleuis with placing out-^oinR toll-fri'i-
tall-   ('Ml-   his circuit  t onnect ions to the "outside world"
Siindav
Not   i-iiDU^h   circuits   w< le   avail, idle   to   act otiimoiiate   all
incoming call-, he explained
He added the ptohhtn will  most  hkelv   he corrected todav
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.. i,        /■-ri.' i    \-i-i   i-      I i ,„■       ii. .-       m that hvp.isv (, i .. hues, w ith the exception of h(H) numbers,
when  dlr,  and  AI & I   add  Ht>  addition  cirtuits  tor  Mount        ,   , ,
Pleasant
• lohnsoii .said
County officials, residents
discuss alcohol, drug abuse
by COLLEEN NEWVINE
~~~~~~^^ the Saginaw   ("hippr-wa  Imiian  Reservation and ('Ml'
'•—■ ■————  The   tvent   ti^ok   place   at   the   Mount
A   standin^-room-unly  crowd   watched Pleasant    Municipal    BuiltlinK.    \'20    S
and    participated           Tuesday    in   a I'mversity Ave
fnrum    discussion    concerning    whether Isalu-lla   County   Prosecutor   l_arry  .1
Is.ihella County has a dru,,' prnhlt-m liurdick moderated the panel
The    program,    put   together   hy    the Burdick   said   hefure  the   Kruup   could
Suhstance Abuse Task Force of Isalx-lla discuss  whether  Isabella  County  has a
County,   included   representatives   from prohlem with alcohol and other drugs, it
the    law    enforcement    agencies    and needs  to determine what   constitutes  a
judicial offices of the area as well as from ___^——_
the medical community, business sector. See FORUM Page 2