1988-09-26; Central Michigan Life

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Proposed Bill
Substance-free housing suggested
NEWS, PAGE 3
Complete blow Out
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Central stomps Montana State, 48-10.
SPORTS, PAGE 10
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Graceful music
Pianist treats crowd to classics
ENTERTAINMENT, PAGE 8
WEATHER
Mostly sunny, highs in the
mid-70s
Central
Michigan
MONDAY
September 26, 1988
VOLUME 77. NUMBER 12
c   1988 CM LIFE
MOUNT PLEASANT. MICHIGAN 48859
(517)774-3493
16 PAGES
Low spenders
Study shows CMU's Board of Trustees ninth on list of total expenditures
by MARCIA MCDONALD
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Trustee- exp-eiiihtiire- th.ui ii,,
eight nt Mulligan- 1.1 public
schools, according tu .i Detroit
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focuses on debate
Democrats sponsor  bY colleen newvine
event to raise
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Student injured in
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foothjll game are J.t'.k Berner. V.'ritvrn T/iChV.,iri Ulnars.!,
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BUILDING BOOM
Under Construction: Science li
PART  5
Science II in final
development stages
by BRYAN G  LAVIOLETTE
nu r..*.-. . t *:• •
Downtown lot may be used for parking
by SUSAN MAAS
Aftt-r 2-\ yi'.ir**- <>t waiting, plan- tu -upplimttit -pan* l,,r CMC's
scirnct- dt-p;irtnu-rit.s art* m-.irlv (.uiiipliti*
A^sociatr Vict- Pri>vn>t David Murphy -aiil thi* l'm\ i r-n> i- m tl.i*
final staffs ofthe iii*-i*^n <li*\ilijpnii*nt pha-i- far Si niiri* II. the
planned $2f> f> million projeit which will include iuii-t rui tiun of a
new huildin^ and remodeling of Ilrooks Hall
He said the University will seek hid> in January or Kiliruary and
construction would lie-in in April.
The primary source of funding is Mate allocations, appru-.i-d m
January". 19W5-
If all Kt>t"M as planned, the 11(),(M)0 square foot I'acilitv vvuiild Incomplete l)>* summer. \(M)\. Murphy said Thehuildin^ will U- located
bt-twt**en Moore. Brooks and IVarce halls, where I-ot .111 is located
And 191H will not Ik- any tint soon
Robert Kohrman. S<*u*nce II Committee chairman, said the huild-
inK. which was first planned alxiut U) years ajj". has taken a lon^
tin^e to come to fruition
"We're excited almut it." Kohrman, chemistry department chairman said. "It's the \\^bx at tht- end of a very lon^ tunnel "
Brooks Hall, which was completed in 11KV4, was considi re<! hy
many to Ix- outdated from the time it opened
"(Brooks! is a very' K,,<xl building, liut it's just t<M> crani[M*d for the
size of our pruKram." Kohrman said.
Science II should take care of those problems.
Construction ofthe building will cost $18 million. Murphy said
The Dow Foundation donated $2.5 million in S<-ptemU*r IlkH"),
which will be used for equipping the new building.
The chemistry, physic* and geography departments will lie located
in the new building. Murphy said.
He added astronomy will still occupy a small esection of Bnxiks
Please See SCIENCE Page 1G
Mo-ki.w it /   and   I ki\ ul   I ..il  ...lit ,
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■ : '■  Hall   -aid   a   leel    i.t    i.--1ia.il uui
'I'lu-   city   ul    Mount    I'lia-.uit would   Ii.im*  tu t.i*  ileem*  tu  maki*
in.iv .unuiii* some e\tr.i parking tin-   11111I1I11114   .ul.ipi.iti*   !.,t   t,n
sji.ici- at Broadway and Ki.mklin ant-
stri-ets U-caii-r ol .1 .luly In fin- in ", |{<-t, ,ra| u.n >    vsieuld    ,,e-t    .,1
.1 downtown building le.i-t     .*r.'5.">i).nmi."     Hall     -.ml
Theb111ld111g.nw11edbyil.1rl.nl "That-    how    much   lli.it    Wuiild
"Bones"   H.lll.   contained   several ha-*..* tu In* -p. lit  tu tnaki   il  nut
businesses,    including    Family alii* a.am
Counseling.   Burgi---.    Hall    and Hall -an I li.   ha- 1,1 . ti m -.-■■[ 1 at
Stin-oii    law    oilier-.    Bergman mg w ith t ieoi ^i- I )unn. <-\.*c nt im-
I n-uianii. <'native Coinniunii a dinilin   ol   llu    Middl.*  Mulligan
t ion-. Suipri-,*'. K •)   Starr Com- ])<--> <-lop:ni*iit < ", «,p. 1 at u ,11. about
linmii atiuti-   Inc.,   (Quality  Soli- 11,,. p, ■ — 11 • ■ I ■ t *■. , ,1 -illing tin  pi*'p
ware,    tin*    offices    of   Charles t*i t\ to tin* 1 it.v tor parking -p.11 e
Ivi'      l.llkill      tu      (,•,,!■_•■      .met til. l-t HU:  I.il K      till-'  Hl'l'k   tlilll*.*
-.nl   I ii.i!   I   will   -ill       I   -iippe-, ! u--  ,t   lurlli.r
1 .1 i • allv  lik.* t.. -ii* a building go Wi* h.neii'l  ri .1, bed a de I'l lilt e
u p I in 1 ■     hul  I  ktiuw   1! - lu.t  , 1., i*. iiu 111-ion 111 t el in**, ol I nolle v. but
I.*.*in, allv  t. a- ikl.     1 want to -. II . H.ill , ha- offered the property."
tle.it   land   -u   I   dun I   have t.. pav Dunn     -aid       "II,*    talked    al»nit
!..\,-<*||  1!      Hall  -aid what    be   wantid   to   do   and   we
It - leallv   too l>.id. but   I una -11 Ui k .1 t. lit at 1 v 1  -t a 11 ing [lolllt "
gun* tin- 1- the l»*-t thing to die. Dunn -aid he ii.uld Imt >et di--
II.ill    adill d      "I    think    we'll    get ilu-o.im   [ll,Hletal>   figllle-
-oiiiet lung    wiirki il    out    l.urK ' < )u r inlei e-l 1- 111 the re\ itati-
-hoitlv" /atioii ot downtown, and 1 think
Dunn   -aul   negotiation-   with were   headed   in the  right   direc-
Hall o\ei'the building wen-going tu.n  here   No om* w ant - an  ugly
-tiiootlih . arid he al-o llunk- "it - empty  lot m t he middle ol down*
not   going  to  take  lung at   all lo town       it'-like mu-tooth missing
iiitne    to    an    agreement     We're out   1 it   .1   beaulllul   smile"
c
Festive Beat
1' •■    '." i-   i.ii 1;    Clup->    ;••*'
'   rti,.*,t    ! rul.i,    .**.,' ,:    at    t!,-
ti'.-. 1; (" ni'er ' r Vi.uint Plea'..it it's
amui.il '.',•.-,:, {.,'.1., te-,ti.*.!l Ttu*
.-..•tit i*. '.;,.;;*,.f.*;l hy the [Jo.-.n
I' .-.-; P.;*,11,•*,', M'.sfK 1.llu.n. and
- Ii'gblig.t.teit Ly [<*rfi)rm.iru es
•n.m trie r,'.;unt Pleasant fbj-.fi
Scle'iol tiar.vl. I,!|,,s Ivibelld
County and t.-.o lixal dance
groups Die fostivJl also
includes ettunf food stands from
several do.-.ntr;.-,n restaurants as
well as a children's costume
parade organised by the DBA in
cori|unc ti.;n aiKi the parks and
recreation department Ihe fe*S
tival rtas the twelfth annual of its
kind and was "by tar Ihe most
successful, ' coodmatcr Wayne
Keiler said
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