1989-04-21; Central Michigan Life

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NEWS, PAGE 3
WEATHER
Partly cloudy, highs in the
upper 50s.
Getting a Head Start
Football team has 'spring training'
SPORTS, PAGE 10
Central
Michigan
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brain teaser
Test your 'WKRP' smarts
ENTERTAINMENT, PAGE 8
FRIDAY
April 21, 1989
President names 4 VP candidates
by MARCIA McDONALD
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name- ul tour candidate- lui* tin*
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-i hedule intii \ tew - vv it h I hi*
candidate- tm the week .iltii
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Two University executives on list
III) IIMI'U
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u.i tit Iii -t.nt tin* I'lnversity
Hi l.lt lull- llltelA lew pi i ne-*- tint ll
the piuvn-t -eairh process is
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Ihe candidates ate
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dent   tm    Adnimi-t ralive   Allan-
,1  CMC
lullllel pte-llli nl Aithin Kills
.lppuinieil Cram in l!*>7 tu till
l he All iii i n i -t i.il i\ *(■ At I.i 1r-
pu-lllun Kill- rivaled th.il veal
lln* Adiniiii-ttal i\e Atl.in*- vice
[ni -iilituv will he el imm.ited
.itlei I'MI' Till- th-* I'lmer.-ity
Petal lull-  Jiu-t
Heinle he wa- .ippumled In the
Intel un vice pi e-Illeni V . (ll.llli
-ii V ed a- I lite II 111 -.lie pru\u-t Im
Academic  Atl.Ill -
I*'mn i     l'isl     I,,    l't-.ti.    Cr. i iit
-1* r\ ed a*- ih.ii rnian nt t he
.ii i mint in***; department. Wn|cik
-aid
■ Uu-- Merrun. -ecictarv tn
CMI"-  l'.uaid nl  Tru-tee-.
lltilun al-n ha- two oilier
Cmver-itv title- lie h.i- solved
a- executive a--i-t.ini tu the
pie-ideiit -nue l!t>:i. and ha-
heell the dllecto! id' Media
Kil.il mn- -i titi-  l!»l>>
■ Di    William   Aiidei-un.   pie-i
ih nt  nt  We-t   Shine  Cntiimiimt v
( 'olll***,!*.   SeottV llle
Aliilei-un ha- occupied the top
pn-ilioii al We-t Shun* -inn*
I*'*-:; Prior tu ihat. Andei-on
-. iv.d hum p»77 lo lM^.'i a-
pie-ideiil ol ('ail Sandhuru
l 'ull, a,*. Cal, -hu.-.  Ill
I-'toin   1<)~A, tu  P>77. Andei-un
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1 l"!l .il  I lie ( iale-hm U  Ill-tllUtlnn.
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-etnur research lelluvv at tile
Nat KiTi.il ( ent er lor Po-t -
Siiuiiil.m ( I n\ ein a iu e and
finance at ihe I "niviT-.it v ol'
Marvlaiid. College P.nk
Clhneiii wa- executive a--l--
tanl lu ihe pn-ideiit at tin*
I'invi't-itv ut Mai viand I'm in
I 'd^2 tn I *-»>.*-■. and nn reiitlv i- an
advi-er tn the ple-ldelil. W'nK lk
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Klulll     IM7>    in    1«1>_'.    (illlllnUI
w.i- tin* u--ociate director el
Academic Allan- Im the Council
ul Stale (nlle.ue and I 'mvei-ltv
Pl e-lifellt - 111 W.i-llllintull -t.ite.
Wo'cik -aid
Ail ot the candidate- w ill meet
Willi llie pn*-ldi*nt. the -earih
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ami    ilep.ir t tnetit     than pel-mi-.
I in* candid.ile- al-n w dl meet
w 11 11 the din ii or ot each area tur
whl'h    the    I lew     v n*e    ple-idollt
Will    he    I e-pull-lhle
Ihe I ' 111 V e t - 11 v a I -11 will
-ihedule open tuiuni- with the
i .ilidid.it'-    Wi'n ik  -aid
Hood Ornament
V. f I ' a
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CM LIFE Chris B.rks
U. r.i A.i'**.;,ar h Hal!
Greeks help in survey concerning
possible closing of Washington
I'tmei.-ily and citv nHuial- .ne nut the only
penple 2.1 tlltiu' involved in tin- deri-mn ul whether
ur nut tn ilu-e Wa-lun-tuii Street
Ahout •">'"> ineiiiher- nt Theta ('III fraternity
hi'l]ied survey tlie -it uat mn Wednesday afternoon.
Theta Chi President  Ken Duetsch s.ud
The city 1 a>ii 11111 >-ii.11 approved a :>lO.<)(><» traffic
study March 21 a- a preliminary st.ij^e in partially
clii-m^' Washington Street. Duetsch --aid the
fraternity heing a -mall amount for their services
I'he I'mversitv 1- considering closing tin- street
hetweeti An-p.ich and Pearce halls to form a
pedestrian mad. and restricting traffic front
Preston Knad to An-l>ach Hall and Pearce Hall to
Bmomficld Knad. Peter Corton. campus space
planner for Facilities Mana^enti'tH said in a
pre\ iims interview*.
Kea-ons for the possihle closi- include hitter
tnilTic circulation on ramptis. helping thi- Mow of
pedestrians, and the cost of making repairs to
Washing"" Street.
The    Center    for    (Jovern mental    Hesearch
iiml.uleil Theta ("hi .unl reipie-ted il- help ill till'
plu|ect.  Ihlet-ih.  I)a\ i-nii senior, said
"Since it 1- a puhiic road, it had In involve the
■^overiiliient." Duet-ch -aid
"They need to (olliit a- much data a- po--ihle
hefnre clo-inu Washington
Inform.itinn Theta ('his cnllected included not
onlv the 11 n ml nr ol cars pa-sin^ hy. hut also w here
they weie coming Irom. where they were ^oin^,'.
and where thev turned. Duet-ch said
Wednesday, the ^ruiip will he on tlie roads a^'am.
hut there will onlv he one site it will watch, as
compared to 1-1 points the first tune. Duetsch said.
"It's in our contract -- we agreed to help them
out hoth tunes." Duetsch said.
That contract includes the fraternity lieinj,' paid
a small amount for its aid to the government,
Duetsch said.
The money will prohahly ^o toward housing,
since the Theta Chis are currently trying to buy a
house; Duetsch said.
MOUNTAIN JAM '89
Its time to celebrate spring, and six
bands in a park is the way to do it
by PATRICK PLOUFF
Spring! mie
( eli 1 Hal ol\ llle- ot -pi mil; have pi i ihahlv heell -.Ji il II**; on -line
tin* aiu nut Diuid- celehrated the lehnth '*| -uniiinr with p.t^.in
le-liv.il- invnlvinu -ailltlie animal huiliinu-. i n-t inne-. e\ce--
-i\e (hiiikin*.; and mneial  niiirimi nl
II.ivimu a imi i v Imn* i- -till popular, hut the univ tiling iim-t
-tudent- want  In hutn  in  -.urilui* i- linn  texthonk-
M.MIV -I l ltd ill - e.u h \ e.il -eek In It lea -e the -tie-- nt allut her
-ell le-l ll   the  Weekend   hell il i* eVa 111-   hv   hloVS III*.; ult  .1   little  -lea III
wilh -e\ei*al thnii-.md like-minded uther-
Mavli -1 Miitint   Plea-ant'- annual, updated vei-iun nl the-e
.iiuiiiii   mu.il- milli-  lln- Ve.n   at   I >laiuliat d   Millporid  Palk
Apt 11  2'A
Ticket -  .11 e  !>.">
And  Mavte-1   ha-  a  ln-lmv   all  ll- own
SleVe Sihcll-1. pln!e--o! uf lll-tulV. I- .11! uld h.ltlll wllell ll
uiiiil*-  tu   Mavle-t   .Uld   -live-  a-   tile  event-   111.1111   l nul 1111 iat nl"
"TheplnVelhl.il -tu|V ahnllt Mavle-t I - t I 11 e." Sihl ■ I el -a 111 "It
*.'. a-   all' i   a   -ir.ell   dipping   Hip.   the-e   miv -   had   all  the-e  -melt
MAYFEST
Provost hopeful says
CMU's goals match his
by MARGARET WOLFGANG
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alld    need   tu   he   i nil -nleti *d   VV ill 'I!
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will *;u   '
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PROVOST
It's much easier to
find a seat in class
when it's warm outside
Keienl t empei at ule ih,m*;i*- ale -aid to he
coniieiied tu the all ci at mil in hehavmr aiiiuti*^
CMC  stildeiit-
Ita rheijue- -nil h.ill faille.-, hacky sacs.
Ilishee-. hike niie-. alld evening -troll- are seen
throughout  i.uiipu-
Sotne -av i la-sioiiiii- have inure vacant seats
these dav- An epidemic'' Perhaps a hit of Spring
Ki'viT the ilieaded disease which attacks the
priorities ul -t udent - throughout campus
"M\ attendance i-MI real stahie in the spring,"
Melissa Kiikovvic/. Cr.uden City junior, said "I
usually prop up -nine cushions outside in the sun
to catch up on leadin*,'. compensating for classes
that  I minht nii-s."
Caron Ki'.irv. Troy junior, said the nice
weather has alVected her -studies tiK>
"I have live chapters to read and I'm on my way
Please- Sent SPRING Pucjo 6