1989-02-22; Central Michigan Life

              NEW PROSPECTS
Students: new housing may help
NEWS, PAGE 3
PLAYING TO SCORE
Player racks up points by assisting others
SPORTS, PAGE 10
Chart Climbing
Rhythm Corps to play Warriner
ENTERTAINMENT, PAGE 8
SECTION A
Central
Michigan
WEDNESDAY
February 22, 1989
They mean BUSINESS
Official expects good recommendation for school's accreditation
by MARGARET WOLFGANG
j       Thi- Sill,ml        ot        Itnsim-ss
|   Administration's    application    tor
!   at t red it at mil      of      it~     graduate
programs and account mg program is
mice    again    in    tin-    court    ,,l    The
American    Ass,mlilv     of   Collegiate
St hools  ,,(   l!u-llle-s
' Ami e\pot tat ions look g<»>d. v.ml
Leonard I'lachta. dean ot tin- Sth.«.|
ot Husin.ss Adniinist rat lot,
Tw„    ii-pn-s.tii.il i\,s    ,,|    AACSIt
tomlndcil   a   hvnil.ii    v,~it   at   CMC
Tuesday    aimed    at    ev aluatni:'.    the
s, hools ,i,i n 'ilital n ,11 n.pi. -t-
"I in very confident y\. 11 i,,,iv<- a
positive ret ominen,l,,l ion 1n.ni -the
l< am >." hi- said
" Tln-i >■     is     m,     gual a nt, ,       The
iiiiiiiiiilti-c   may    lev.re   th,    letorn
tiierid.i1 loll,    hut     In-tmi.atlv     'the
loam's i t.-comtiieiidat i,. r i nun, -  a lot
ol  weight
I'l.uhta s.,1,1 AACSI'.sd, . i-mn y\ill
not h<- iiiidei,,! ntilil its April I."
i onl.t.tu ,- in M,,nl leal. ('.iTia.l.i
The Mi ri ha-. .1 AACS!: a. ei.
ill! itl    the     s, ( p.,     iHideipra.hiat.
program in  |os;{ In   Ap.,1.    Illss    AACSIl   i.-ii,i|   .,
At that  lime, the m-)i,«i1 was an, n ..tm year   .1.1. iial I,a   hotl,  programs.
five    years    iiiaviruum    to   Initio   its vvhith   led  to this  -.y, ,!■. - ,'v.ilii.ili.ni
ilt.iilu.il,'    program    mto   t.iTiipliani'e ptiK.-s-
h.r ai i-rt-ilit.it ion ot  lo-e 11 s in,,!, 1 ill a Tla, lil.i s.n,| t he A Al 'SU 1, am w a-
dual.'act redil.H mn. I'lai ht a -aid in a "very    impi,--,,!"   \yiih   that!'', s   the
pievinil- iiiliiMi'H s,hoo|  made  -mn    its  initial . v  iluu
In  'Inn,'.   I!'s7.  t)i.-   s,h,..,|   r,-iili      """
nutted   .in   appl,talmt,   lot    graduate ' UV  ,l"1  '■,k,'M   -I'""-;  •»<"'»   -<~  ■'
a,, i.d, t., Hot,     and      -ul,untie,I    a      ~< l''»'l -.ml I  mv ei-it v   m mil   . eo, ■•.,
lll.t.ll loll     ol   ihe   -, Iiool .."   he     an!
I "la, lit.,   -aid  t he team   pt ,ii-. il  I h.
-, I I     lot     lla      d,.-,,hil.o!,     ,,!     lh.
It   the   ni i mint nn;  ai ct e.ltlat lot,   I-      i iilor in.it ion     -y-t,m-    and    atialv-i
imt  niatiled, il  ,!.» - t,,,t . ridam . t  tfie      ,|< pal t ment       vvlmh     iep,e-,rit..|     a
imdei!.:!.,,inale .,. i t editat |.,n in.i|..t  than.e
t e.plesl       |,,|       ,,, < a edit at Hill      ol      lis
ai , ..mil i in', jiini'i.irii ,,s well   lie s.,i,l
Strategic
head start
One department to show its
future plans at Trustee meeting
by marcia Mcdonald
and BRYAN G   LAVIOLETTE
'Ihe I'lmcrsitv as. a whole -till ,s gathering
information lor its Strategic I'laiming  Initiative
lllll .,lie s, Pool yvlmh started the |iinr-- early
alieadv  has drawn up a plan tor its future
At the end ol tin- week, the Hoard nl'Trustees
will   learn   ahoiit   that   plan as   well   a-   ,!> .id.-
whether soine -tudents m not, t, a.l it lonal CMC
pt< ,gr atiis. w ill receive a lint i on inn,.,-,'
liohet I Ml I .all. him. mt. Mill deal l ot I he S. hi hi! o|
K.ilii.at ion Health and Human Setvii,~ yvill
addles- the Hoard ol Tiinlii - Academic Allans
Committee at its meeting 'Ihuisdav 11. will
pre-, nl tlie s.l,.»ils nt ommende.l Mf-iNgic plan
for the luture. lompl.ted m -latmaiv
llu,' thing I yy di -hale yy ,1 h them i - the |,i,«,s-
we went through m le.uhmg llu- -li.ili'jlii plan,'
Mtl.authlm  -.iui
" I he   Hlie  thing   Is     il  s  .,   holtom   up  plote-s
Mcl.aiu lilni -an! department- within the s,|i,„,|
suhmitled   then   -uategu'   plan-  lo  the  -,h.~.|    He
s.ud lie will s(|,.-s lo the tru-tees ihe pro.es-
KH1IS  Weill   thlollgl,   ,,, ,1,  ye lop   II -   plall
Itesiile.s     dep.lt I til.  Ill   level      strategic      plans,
.'..'.,■ .     .... TRUSTEES •   i ;•   1 -.A
A day to
remember
Car/ambulance accident will
not soon be forgotten at CMCH
by SUSAN MAAS
A week av;,. tndav was one ,,l the woist day >
Central Michigan Cnumm it v Hospital's siatl tali
remenilK-r
Kvery    sen,His    accident     is    tragic,    hut    the
'     ' ]   1 ar ambulance
Makin' tracks
a tragedy -.'.'.thin trv
staff !i-m. thi^.35
Bcb Ea Ic,.j
1 - 1 j   r .  .
collision      un
M 20      which
j    killed tlie car's
I    driver   and   an
1     amhlllalue
passenger  was
e\cept toll.illy
painful        for
m.mv CMCH
CM l*E Jtff S«ug«r
Scott Schuit/. Breckenncl^e sophomore, makes his ov\n path, "trying to lose an extra spore tire," at Bennett
Track Sunday
Forum brings
out connection
between staff
and faculty
by MARGARET WOLFGANG
"i'lol.-s-ioiial 1 Ly, 1, ipmorit may go down m
t All's Iii-t,,ry .,- llu- toturi, vvliuh d.iiioii-t, ale.l
in-I  how  mt. ,,. laled t.u nits  and -tall 1 - -H> - leallv
at e
I he toiHlh in a ,11. - ol live llllv, t-ltv wide
-Itali.'n platinum lollllll- i\,ni lined !o,,t topi, s
■ a .sin ia.,1 i..m,1     .utivitn  -       l.i.iilty      1   -11,-.     -tall
mn,   --   . , [ I' 1   t . ' . o ! 1 ' , e   1 -     lie-
!',, ,1st 1, ai-
'itti md mm   held   i     Alter a little prodding, faculty
' "      ' ,'       .iikI   staff    members   said   their
true    ., -     ino-t I v     ■,, .   T .     .     , TL
,   i tfiin^, at  Tuesday s forum    Ttierr
I... ult v   and s|,,||    , '• ' ...
: favorite subjects turned out to be
poplllat. .1      I lie     j
I'to'e    ,..,,,,I
IV '..  lopm. nt
lot    Ul,
th
\1     Hall   Kiv.
training in t-rms of computers.
reccp.nitioti of teachers' achieve-
m(-n1s and tlie emphasis on
ifwlinv,    vet'-us    research     For
story, se« page 13A.
I,l.     dav
hollt
two p.a-oh   t. .mis   ,,|   hnulty    ami   -1 .it I   pre-.iiled
llu.-.   , - -in  - and 1.u-..I ,pi.., ion- ,0,1,1,1111,^ what
1-  ,i;',ht   lo,   1'MC   in  tlie  partlillla,   ana-
All-,   ll   1 .. -W I -.  pi oh -S-..I   ol      peet h  . omtHHIIU al loll
ao.1    .1, .II....1 «e    i,,t».   t,t.*.l*-«l   ll...    ii.H,„.   .,1    ■>« it....,/>t-
I 11111.1!  a. 11\ It le-
Lew Is em ph.,-,,,,! the need to take I lit n . oil-1 del
atmi,    the   > i.||se,|tieiii es    ,,l    ih.iniv    in   one   ana
,i,|ii-- ll,.    I'lirvri-itv  a- a  ytlmle
'('Ml' i- an o|h-ii s'oi, in An op.n sy-tern is
lotiipo-ed ot inter lelated parts." he aid "It urn
. liari'.a- one pa, t. «-v ,t \  o| h.a   pat 1  t hall;'.,' -
'  I II, t,    we   think   only    ot   ll,,-   pari     ol   the
I 'n iv, r - :1 \     in  vv h i. !,  vv.   , e  Inoilol
i'oll    iliaI    I-    n-.t    to    -,,V    , hams'   ,-   not    vyil.ot,,.-
I   ,   '.v I -    -aid    the    Is, tot     will,   ll    mill!.!    make    deV.lop
in, nt     more    -,;,,,-    !ul    , -    , • ,ri - i-t, n, y     m    ('Mi's
1 ,  V-.,-   -a,,!
i     hriv, r    ,n      h
hi     ar r IV al   a I   I    Ml '   111   IU 7h    llle
al.,  n      , ,11        lh- "It       1 iv.■      dltterellt
1 I,,    1,1.    1   on.    i     vv.   r,    . ..in.'  lo  he a  piihh,   Ivy
1 , a.me       i !i,.o|    v. ilh   ici.    r.    ■    in h   arid   pilhh, a
'.•,,,      I,.      an!
h.u la  r     '.i    ua.-     in. huh d    a    .pa-   I     lor    I 'Ml'    lo
h,al -e   •• ill,    ,, I,   pi ..: a am      a,.,!   to  h,  . ,,me   I he
pl . 'till.  ,   .    I',!,,,:,..':   '1,   1 it l It lol i   in  \li, Inr.ill       I r'.vi-
-.11.1
;    .     ,    . FORUM a     .'■'.
k'f+\r®£sri£?y
I I, .!,.,, e Iholh, r - , -.h, did. dr.. appear m
I tie Ni.n-aian l!,..t,|.il the Mount l'l. a-a lit Inn.
",t'ii."i 1 ■'.    I'u k.nd i;,s,d.  hi idav
I'.rothel -1-1 hed'll.   d   to   d,   live!    a   -pee, h   at    *
p in   lollow m.' a t. i . pl roll ami .hum r   -latlni;;.,!
,",;,,    pin        I he    ll a epl lotl    a 11.1    dltlllel'    I-    > 1 • I    pel
p. i   ,.,,
H.i  -|.o di i- I'.ul at a    Uok.'iiiili.r Women
I'r t.i., v  and Saturday    IMhr.nl   women's issues,
iur liiiliiu;   In alth   and   i.ii-in,:   iliildieii.   will   l«-
addle       ,   d   III      ,  V ,   I al W I .1 k-hop .      1 he W e.   kt Illl   I s
;   heiii.-      sponsored      hv      Central      Mulligan
Community     Ko-pitals    Women's    Wellness
C. nl, I
\        I'.rotli.r-  will addn    - the topi,     Su,,,-- I- a
|    '    Stale     ,.l      Mm,! "     ha   ed     or,      he,      l,.».k     "The
Su.,.- -lul Woman
Llev.n     woik-hop-    arid    a    lull, In-oii la -hion
•how   Will   he   leallll. d
Freshman applications cut off early — again
The passenger. \2 \i-ar-old dnhn Simons t>f
Mount I'teas.uit. hail ju>t l«ecn taken fr«m> the
hospital to receive additional treatment for a hand
injury at St Mary's Medical Center in Saginaw He
would not coini' hack to CMCH alive
Ttii' ambulance's driver. 34-year-old enHTKency
medical technician specialist V.d Smith, was
injured in the accident, and had to Im- brought hack
to CMCH to Ix- treated by friends.
Nancy    Miller,    the    29-yc-ar-old   advanced
Please See HOSPITAL Page 2
by MICHAEL J. LaFLECHE
First conic, first serve
In Ihe case of CMC. that cliche
describes this year's closing of the
fall freshmen class after the Admissions OlTicc received a record 12.02-1
applications fmm pros-pvctivc high
school seniors for 2.'.KH) openings
CMU announced tlie freshmen
closings Tuesday.
This is the I tth straight yearCMC
has cut o|f applicat urns earlv.
Director of Admission Michael
< (wen> said
The previous record of applications
was last vear's total of 1 I .'.KK1. ()wens
s.ud
Although Owens said the closing
was announced and Idlers were sent
to high schools alerting principals of
the dosing, applications can still l<e
sent in. Hut the probability of getting
adnnit, d to ( 'Ml' is shin, he s.,,d
""The door is n.v.r totally ilo-.d."
Owens said "Hut we are .ileiling
people that we don't have m.im
,,|Hriiiigs ll was time lo tell tin-
world that CMC. with each passing
week, has less anil less ability to
admit students.
"There's a process where you Jtl-t
don't slam the door on them We're
always happy to review new applications.    We   just    don't    say    'Don't
Im it K.  r
".Students i an go i ahead and send
it     m we    just    can't     promise
anything
CMC. along with the I'tuversity ",l
Mn hig.in Ann Arln.r and Michigan
Stale I'Diversity. Kast l^irisiii^, are
among a handful ,i( universities
which t Ins,. Ireshmen admissions
earlv     However.   Ow'eris   said   CMC
IVa-.r S.'i: ENROLL f'.ii).:  HiA