1988-04-18; Central Michigan Life

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Central
Michigan
MONDAY
April 18. 1988
VOLUME 7i; NUMBER 90 .
MOUNT PLEASANT. Ml 48859
c  1988 CM LIFE
16 PAGES
Two bars to prohibit
18-year-old customers
Nick's, Wayside agree to 60-day trial plan with
county prosecutor; more owners may follow lead
by RUTH VIOLANTE
I'rr
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Anyone younger than \lJ will
not be allowed to enter at least
two popular city bars for a liO-day
trial j-eriod starting today.
Several other local bars also
may a^rce to the »>0-day ex|xri-
incnt. sunnestcd by Isabella
County Prosecutor Joseph T.
Harl-eri
liarl-eri only named one bar
Sunday that is definitely participating in the experiment the
Wayside Central. 40<>T> S. Mission.
However, Nick Wntimi^lia.
owner of Nick's Wa^on Whi-el.
llll S Mission. Sunday said his
bar will participate as well.
Harl*Ti said he bad commitments from other bars and will
name thorn today in a press conference in his olTice in the
Isabella Countv Buildup. 21.0 N.
Main
Wayside Owner Dave Hunter
made an agreement to refuse bar
admittance   to   anyone   younger
than IN, starting todav. Rarl-en
said
"It's part of an approach that I
will continue - canvassing tho
other local bar owners to try' -md
^*et a commitment from them as
well." RarU-ri said.
Uarheri said an evaluation
after the (id-day trial period will
determine the agreement's
impact.
Parents, coaches and teachers
have complained thov have seen
Pi.Mso Set? BARS Page 2
Administration still plans
awards after FA votes 'no'
by BRYAN G. LAVIOLETTE
The Faculty Association voted Thursday to
oppose monetary Teat her Kxcelleiicc Awards for
commencement May 7. but tun- admim-1 rator -aid
the I'niversity still plans to ^ive the awards
FA President Charles Kwl.-r-aid Sunday the FA
Hoard of Diret tor- -. i ted unatiiiTiouslv lo oppose the
Acadi mic Si-n.iti-'- ret nmmendat ion to make
motu-tarv te.ithm^ avv.irtl- for l!»>7^"i
11nt U William Dunham, a--i-t.ini viie pre-ident
for Personnel and Kmptove. Hel.it ion-, -aid Sunday
Acting Provost -I.i nice Key nolds -t ill pi, ins on nivmn
award- but they w ill not lie in the form of compensation
"They'll !«-• identified as professional develop
f i nt." Ihinham s.ud   "That'- not compensation "
Ke\ nolds could not he reai bed tor com mint Sunday
Dunham   -.ml   the  que-tioii  is   whether   prote-
s io nal iii v el op merit avv.irtl- are "monetary " aw an I-
a- defined  in the   l!i-x7-!M> FA agreement   with the
I 'mv i rsilv
"Whether or not the Faculty Association's P.oaid
ot Director-, will see it t he .-.line way la- Iteynolti-i
is a thllere.'it matter." F.is/ler -.ml Kis/ler. proti -
sor o! leather education and pi otes~iori.il develop
mint, s.ud be will di-cus.s the awards informally
with FA officers and niomliers ot the Hoard ol I tint
tors
Fis/li r said he dues not expect a -pet i.il meeting
to he tailed before tin   hoard- refill.irlv -tlniluled
meeting May .1 l-ecause Reynolds has not violated
the contract by announcing the awards. Ho said by
actually fs'ivm^ the awards, the I'niversity mi^ht Ik-
id violation of the contract.
"She has the ri^ht to implement the program
without a monetary award." Fishier said. "It really
come- down to a lce,al uucstiori "
It would not be fair to continue this "Hawed"
program. Fi-/hr said He said continuing the process would not be lair to all faculty Ix-cause some
may not have applied last fall Iniausi- they heard
t he aw a i tis woo Id Ix* dropped \n -cause of the new FA
contract, which was reached m late Septemlrer.
The new FA contract requires programs for
monetary avv.irtl- to faculty be set up by the
Academic Seriate The system then must he
approved by the administration and the FA Ixiurd
According to a statement released hy the FA
linard of Directors, the FA agreement requires a
serum- review of the awards process There has
been no such it-view, it  states
Key nolds and Kis/I.r met Friday to discuss the
FA's leasoris for op|-osit ii in to -4IV in^ the award.s this
-prin^;. Academic Senate ('hairman Francis Molson
-a.il
The A Senate set up a Te.uhlll^ FxcilletiCe
Aw.ml- Committee at it- April a meeting Ihe ad
hoc committee was asked to discuss the possibility
of ■■ivui|4 awards at May commencement and also a
tone, r.in^e outlook tor   Teacher   Kxcelleiicc
*  -   if     ,F   AWARDS *•,.;.   1!,
Camp Grayling
site for ROTC
Saturday stint
by PATTY MAHER
It's hard to imagine a ciiup-
iii^ trip without a bonfire,
marshmt Mows and folksongs
Put the ROTC tX|M-tliti!ioii to
Camp CrayluiK didn't include
tho-e luxuries
Sat unlay.   7,s  Army   Reserve
^^,_.   < )tlit t-r.s' Training < \>rp- cadets.
all CMC students, pitch.-tl their
tents    and    practiced    combat
techniques to defend theircoiin-
y_r try.Capl   Mark Terry said
_,4 "The W hole [xunt ol the trip Is
•>^aJ5    to learn not only to fi^ht in a war
hut   al-
■ kills.
to   th-Velop   leadership
Terry      said       "It's
_ _, _Fz_yt-*'< r* i
.'^r^iiS&aW*^-^'  _,     hands -on experience
.-   I^T^^^^i^^       Terry said late sleeper, do n„l
1| ""Tyi*!!!*^ * i 1^t?l >i   lx-lon-j in his platoon Hi» cadet?
rose at .r> a m Saturday to depart
lor the expedition, and rose at
*'*t   1   11 ">am to return to ('Ml'Sun-
CM Lift Patrick Dint
Km-.Bct) VcKmi
Fast J."'d3*i freshman. [ tepare*. to attacl- a tfe'ense
position   tluraij;   Arm,   ROTC  fold   tramuv.  eiercises at   Carr.p   Gra,lir"i£
SJturJJ/
day morn inn
The   expedition    is   officially
P.-MSt?  See  ROTC i'.u-..-   16
Skidding along
Five year old t .l\m^n Uye attempts to lift her s
tuit mild Sunday afternoon near Wastim,;! -n
ster V.v.eri
Apartments
CM Llf E Choi Birki
fi'.F   tim>; fir-r In :.*. t" f' 'Iii'F skate < '!i .1 ,-. ;i',,!,-
Springtime will get a warm welcome from
Mayfest's musical ode to the new season
by MARK LaROSA
"Mavfesl   1-  .1  -p> 1 n;:t ime 11)11- leal evil it   U lio-e  pill
po -e I -  t 01 ell  bl ate t hi   I lew   lite 1 he i oil 1111^ I >t a 111 ".'.
-i-a-o 11 " he -.mi   "It - a p.i^.ui t eh Iii at n m    I'hey knew
The month of May mean- t l.t-r- are done and it'- what  the hell it,.',   m-n- ilmiy
time to-vv lti^ into summertime ret real ion a t nl t el, ix " I he I'loii t nine-  L.u k   in the ^i.i- and  the  -im
at mil for many CMC student - i ,.me - L.u k  from t he -mlb         -o,.d [,..r d . v..u t an t
h. !p hut i . l.hr.input  students do riot   have to put   the paitvili;: <m S, |,, ,, .   .,,,ii tht- year'- t elehi at ion will te.ituie .,
hold until they  fitii-h the last  final exam   Anyhoilv tvi.lev.ui.lv   otmu-n   tmrii  -ix Land-        thteel.i.il
vv ho want- In welcome the new sea-on e.u ly t an do -o 1|l(j (|ltl.,. ti ■ .in out ■■! tow n
at Maytest |h,-   Smokehou-.-   Plue-   H.in.f   a   ^nmp  ot   ('Ml'
Mavfi-st.anaimualsprin^titiietelebtaiionatC.Mr -nid.-nt-   i- -ihodul.-d t,. ^,1 thuiL'- -tail.,I
sinte   Pt7li    is   -ihe.luleti   for   April   :«>    -aid   St.-ve Set .n:d - m t he plav li-l  i- My k  Ki-e ami the Oi 1^1
Stherer. one ol the event- ore.uu/el- '■■''-    an-.th.-i   I.., al l.au.l   Sth.tej   -a id t he h.u.d w ill
, tied  p.nt'.. r- then   -hale of 'hi^h energy   n^k  'n
Scherer.  prote--or of   lu-!ory.   -aid  the  l;.iIi-   will .. -
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open at  1H a rn   and trie mu-ic w il    -tai t  plav m^: at ,     ,.                ..                ,,  ,      ,,      .-     ,  ■         ,  .                 ,     ,
1          ,            ,                                                            i          i     7 r oil.'W ai.; them will Le tin- tir.-t  tsmd linin out  ol
noon   It will la-t until alxuit s   in p m . w hen the la-t .,,,■         , •    i     ,          i-     . i                   -;i                   i
' tovvn.JJI   avetimi-   111 .Fii r.a-t 1 an-lli^'  St hirer  -aul
hand  I- tlotle 111.iy inc; .                                 i  i   i    i ■       .1      i         i                       i     .    .  I
1 there 1- tin leal  label tor  the hand - mu-ic. lull  it  lia-
Patron- nei-d .*a tor adrni --n .n and whatevi-i  el-e p|.,\,.,| m Mount   Plea-ant  iiiiinr-tmi- titue-
tfu-y     deem    note—ary     to    entettain    theiii-elve- I hi n   out   ot  Cleveland,  will b<-  Satta   S.iit.i   i- a
throu^houl the alter noon • ;\,   n ,.m i. ri.',ie li.mil w h it h al-o ha- play ed at I 'en
Stherer -aid  the rea-on  tor  havim:  Mavte-t   I-  to ti.il  -. viral tiiin -
welt nine in springtime while Uii-mj; or. mu- it   And I he litth Land will Le 'I he Toll, from Col urn Lu-
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LIFE
Swan song
Greek Sin*; finishes vteek of ._ ^
celehe-Jhnftffjfernitees scronties.        /POQG 3
Slow deposit
F'ubhc Rjdtos funJ -<3esin£
effcrtsdrebetimJ 1988^-ojl
/Page 6
Clean sweep
Sc'tball tejm aims /n _f\
-1 ^'jrnesenes from Oh.i J Universe!^/rOge 1U
Running cold
Wcmen's track teams nests
first meet in chilly weather
/Page 11
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