1988-11-07; Central Michigan Life

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IMMUNE So FAR
Computer system free of viruses
NEWS, PAGE 3
DOWN THE DRAIN	
CMU dashes Bobcats' hopes of championship
SPORTS, PAGE 12
COMEBACK TRAIL
Humble Pie to liven up lounge
ENTERTAINMENT, PAGE 8
WEATHER
Mostly cloudy, scattered
snow showers, highs in
the upper 30s to mid-40s
Central
Michigan
MONDAY
November 7, 1988
VOLUME 71. NUMBER 30
© 1988 CM LIFE
MOUNT PLEASANT. MICHIGAN 48859
(517) 774-3493
18 PAGES
ISA's demise
almost final
Reorganization could prove
beneficial to business school
by RUTH VIOLANTE
Tin d'-p irt nn nt uf information ^blrin-. .tnii
anayl-i- I- .ihn.i-t nihil i.ilk (li--nK.il. and a few
l.u iilti  m,-mix i- hi -luvo n  i- lur tin- l»-t
< (in- l.u ultv nieiiih.-r -aid tin SiluKil nt Bu-uie-s
Adm mi-t rat ion t.unity - I )i 1 UL decision tn
dissolve tin- ISA <!«-[>.irt iiu-iit w.i- m.tilc nut -o
mm li in i-l mem.ill- the department hut mure .1
in.itt i r nl i i-i ei).:. un/. it i.ni
"Wc .in- uiiilri>:.iiiiL' .1 n■>>i2-.ni/.itnni." Knj^.-r
H.iMii. ISA department i li.iirm.in. -.ml
F.inhtv    !>'    till-    -thie.il-    I.HllltV     tllelllher-    Voted
whether     In    di--..lve    th.-    department      Interim
I'lllMl-l    N'.IIHV    Hell k    -.11(1   Ll    Voted   111   l.l\ ■ II    I.l   the
(il--.ilut I. en    Ai.nli inn   Sen.tie approved the ill—ol-
iiti'Hi   it  it- Tue-d.tv   meet mu
1'iiiv.i-itv. i»11* eiliiii- -t.ite- .1 iliii.iilni.nt.il unit
Il.l-    AM   (lay-    I"    llle    .111    uli)ei t lull   tn   till'    tlli.tl..!!    tn
ill--.elve t lie  il. put t lie. let
A-     lit     SllIlil.IV       .ll1ell.i-M.il       A   Sell.Ite     ( '(l.llrill.lll
D.-lh. it   Km^.|iu-l   -.ml  he  h.iil  ii-.t   he.inl  i.t  anv
■ >ll|ect lllll
H.I Veil. plo!e--o: nl ISA. -.Hel Nut ll 1.1\ he ■'I i.i- n.i
id.-.i    il .iimin.   jil.in- i.i file .in . he.ili.m
He -.11(1 the hu-ltle-- -l ho.,1 Wnuld lie it l.e M.ll.I c it
It   (lid   ll'it   nil.  I   .tll>   loUr.se-   111  ihe  ISA  field,  -n  llle
school    will   nUer   certain    ISA   lourse-s    in   niht-r
departim nt -
11 .i\ in -.ml .i nutnliei nl l.uulty iiieinhci s arc
sllpp. il t l\c nl the dl--olvc!Ilcn1 . hut the decl-lotl
cle.irlv   W.i- imt  unanimous
He -.llll It W.I- .1 HiH.d deil-leen. -unen the
■-It U.it li ill  ltl.il  eM-tl d  111 the department
'There Wele d lllu llll le- '111 llle department ' lll.ll
111.llll I.il .111 I llVlllillllIflit Wllrlf Wf llillhl lllel
recruit (llf tuiultv we Heeded tn leillllt." It.uen
•..n.l
< (lie  nl   I he  department's  hll|l|e-t   lilt I'll lilt le-   vv u-
•'■■ , ,.    ,..   ISA ;.*:•■ '.--.
Frosty Delight
CM llf F Ch'ii Be.ks
CMU to lose if
policy passes
University would have to refund
j lenders if students withdraw
i   by JACKIE RYNIAK
A new propo-al. i iitHi-r limn -tudent- win.
I i.-ieive 1.1.in- .iml vvilhdraw Imni the I'diversity.
\    may  i.tu-e ("Ml" tn lu-e nimii-v
And  twi. CMl" i.Hue-  will  toliii.ilk   ri-.nt  tn the
|ii ie[i..-.ll
The 1' S   I (.-(i.il liii.nt ut Kducat inn h.i- prupo-cd
'    .1   pi.m.   under  wlmh  uiu\ ei-it ie-  throughout   the
li.itnm   w.euld   have  tu   n lunil   to  lenders  .1  de-i^;-
ti.ited .minunt nl  money   -tudent- Imrmwi-d. alter
the student- have withdr.iwn Irnin ihe university
'• And  universities would  nut   Ik- .ill.iwed tu set a
;    tut  ntl  d.iti- .it  whuh ihev   may   -tup providing the
i     rclwnd-
l 'in rent Iy vv hen a -tudent Lor rows lund- Imm a
'.    lender and withdraw- trnin mIi.ki! alter a certain
("NU" cahlllati (1   deadline,   the   tunilill^    -lay-   at
|     ('Ml'  and d..e- lint  n<t   refunded lu the lender
i Hut    with   the    law    prop.i-.il.    a   -tudent    could
! w it lull aw al any t line dunlin the -i me-ter and still
i have a poitmn ul the hollowed lund- returned tn
!     the  lelulel
Ki lund-    wnuld    he    cukul.ited u-inn    the
\    liiiimwei - la-t  teii.ided day  nt alt.iid.inie and
■     prorated, nr refunded pi up. it t innately . t hrou^hoilt
the     entile    eninllinelit     perind.     Kmaiui.il     Aid
e *
Dneitor  Shi lyl Spivev  -aid
i Spivey   -aid   it    I-   ditluult   tu   tell   whether   the
j    pi i ipns.il will pa--   It - pur I* i-e i- lu i ul defaults hy
student lmrrnwers. Spivey said
-| HWl'" rtii tenth—rrrlnilnte-^    refunds—umii;;—rr
tiuiulier   nl    variahle- including    huw    lunn   a
-tudent    i-   enrolled   and   huw   many    weeks   the
student's ila-scs la-t    A deadline lur refund i» set
ai. uidinn In those lai'tur-
i <   u ri eritlv .    universities    are    allowed    to    u-e
-ell   regulated utiilid  plan nuideline>, Spivey  said
The plan niu-t nt them now comply w ith calls Inr a
letutiil ul at  li-a-t  2~< percent nt tuition and fee- it a
-ttnieiit   withdraw-  during  the  first   2a   percent   of
lie    .nail, inn   period,   a   prorated   letund ot  Ixi.trd
.'  1. !!','
tl e   '.We
I .1 r V. i r >.
POLICY !■
Iri
News Central to televise
live coverage of election
Show to include national
and local campaign results
by RUTH VIOLANTE
('overage u! el.itu.n niiiht I'.ui Im- Imind un all
the ma lur ti lev i-i. n . h.uiiu I- hut New - Central
i- planning" il- larm-t and mo-t f\]>anded
i'i iVf rai|e ever
("hn- S!r./,n, a New- ('enlt.il rejinrler. e-aul
although the -h..w h.i- i.iv.ieii pa-l eleitinn--.
New- ('i-nt i al i- planmiv lu u.ver nut nnlv the
liatiiili.il eloet mil  hut   the Ine.il eleitlnn> a- well
New- Ceiitial i- a piodiu ti..n ul Moore Hall
Television and the I u o.uli a-t mil and ciru-tnatic
art- depart itietit ll I- hto.uU-.i--t on cahle
i hannel- '_' and :t I
Sles/ar. I.ivnm.i -em.ir. -aid l>e-iiie- Hiving
updates ol the eh-Unm-. ihe -how. entitled
"l.eadership '.^^'. will have interview e-e-sion-
w ith tai ulty
He -aid the piuli—>.r- will !«■ speaking on
varum- election i--vu - Mich as I' S voter
rem-tratinn piiKediire- and why ynun-*| |H-ople
don't vote a- mm h people in other a^'e hraikets
"lis noinn to Ih- tun dl course there is an
element ol ri-k anytime ynu do anything
electronic live I hope it Hues well.", said David
Schnck. faculty adviser for News Central
"Students work hard all through the semester,
particularly with the election* 1 have hi^h
expectatinns and have complete confidence in the
students." said Schnck, assistant profe»or ol
hroadca.-t and cinematic arts
Tin- show is scheduled to start at !) p m and
run until after midnight - maylie 12 30 or 1(H)
a.m., Schock *aid
SU-s/ar said some of the faculty mcmlKTs
xcheduled to Ih- interviewed are Al!>crt I'.ilm.
assistant professor of political science. Ted Zolty.
Please Sen ELECTION Pago 18
Platonic arrangements
Students give experiences of living with members of the opposite sex
POLLING
PLACES
Precinct 1
Ganlard High School
gymnasium
10! S  Ad.uns St
Precinct 2
Kinney School
egymnaslum
?20 N   Kinnrv
Precinct 3
Pullen School
gymnasium
1155 S  EliA'L'tth St
Precinct 4
Senior High School
room 650
1155 S. Elizabeth St
Precinct 5
Moore Hall Kiva
Precinct 6
Vowles School
gymnasium
3800 S. Watson St
Precinct 7
Fancher School
gymnasium
801 S. Kinney St
by CLIFF BROWN
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t tu- I,,t.* Tn- -m ..in. " I l.u•■■'- I "..• 11[i.iri-. "
'I he I --li. ' I - pi.'. I i ill 11 living .11 I .11 !_:•■: Ill I el - le. M. . I. !:,i I.
.lllll -.M.metl. .111.1 -..llee peep!.- Ilil^hl he -eilpll-i.l .ll ! ' .'.
11 e.l II V    ott    (  . 1 lllpi I -    I'MI'    -t lldellt -    [|Ve    With    tl   . ■ V.I'.   I   ■    i '!    1 l*>
i.pp..-lie   -.   \   il)   .1   in en   I i .Ue.ilel ll   etiv llollllii  1,1
lei!'. < '.il M e li h.i. I < '• I ...-.* I'i. 11 ite |U llle ,| ] i. , - ei .1 1 .... , ,.
with   te.iii    n.. r.   alul   |e..ir    :\,.'.:■. n    He   -.iv-   he   .:....      lh.
lllVll-ltV     i'l    I  oe« llll at (..ll.ll    llll*    .lllll     t W I i    Ve.ll-    "I     I IV  IT..'     II,
M.  i l ill   Hall .in  all   Ileal.*  I,  -.:.:.. ,    halt
"We   live   t.lll Iv    hh.   I.lllv    hen     '    ( '. 11 I I ! 11 h. 1.   1    -.11.1
II.* added thai !.. .,li,n .;, I . -Hare..* Tea. <v. ■ u- U..-;,
people win n thev   Imil out  ah.<ul  hi-  livin:; ai i a I., .n ,. ..I-
' 'Some   I pie     1   i;ui' - - .   ale   -Ul pil-ed   lh.lt   111   I lei   II        I V
olIV-    .lllll    e^lll-     live    tl.a.-lhel     Without     eetllll.;     I'eallleei    e.l
ll.lUII.'    .HIV    [..111.mill     I ll\ i.lv.llli   let        I 'al lull Il.l.   I    -.llei
A- vv i! h anv living a r I aii^eiueiit - hn'.v.vi i pi..hl.*:i.- do
■ in-e     And a- Matt  Powell. Feiili.n -em,,., iniii.d ■ .ul    -'lie
Ot    the     Mieillll     h.lll    h.   hel-    ahelll     the    ,,.|e-    ,.!    lh<-    -■   V,*-
|ll-1   al ellt   1 I lie
"Ksi-ivi.iei* alvvav- thin- that va], .,.. t. i. e ai.'l in a! ai.el
that  tuv - an- ■ li.h- "  1'. .well  -a i.i
I'owell  lived  in an apaTt luelit  wilh  five ^iii-
"Hllt the i;ilV. I live with How an- Illiuh lle.llel lll.Ui the
till-   1   U-.-d   to   live   With  "   he   -.llll
Matt -av- he al-.. I... i k a l.-l ..1 rihhui ■: lii-in Irieiid-. and
u.anv     Wei.     -keptual   thai    lh.-   arrangement    wa-    reallv
I . .111.1111 e   III,*
1'a. i von. al ,v av - i ailed in. .l.u k I l ijej*. r. 1 h Hiking tll.-v
. t wml .li 11 out., -i mu* im i eihl.lv oi it it ia! pi ei i* ot humor." he
-aid
A I..; ..I i.uv- ii.uldiit heheve thai iheie vv a- n.ilhmi;
one lu; i ui I on ia nt u allv '. hul I had a tirlli lend at the t line.
and  all  lh.   I'ltl-  in the apartment  had h.evlriend-
I llu* -enioi woman ivvho a-ked nut lu U- identified lor
lea! 11. -r pai.-ut - vv..uld Ii 1 appl o\ .- it t hev ti Hind out i agreed
that  >uil living h.i- Loth adv ant.in.-- and drawh.uke-
She moved int.. a h.,u-e vvitli tour women and two men
alul -aid -he eii|i,Ve. the -eiiintv  tit  having men around
1  like  it.  it - aim.i-l   Ilk.-  hvmo ni a rued dorni, plu-s the
o uv - ii-uallv  taV ut the taihaae and thm^> like that." >he
-aid
I'.ui -In -aid that i.ititlul- do -int.ne. and that anyone
win. ha- ever « oh a hi tated with a per-on ot the up|Ki>ite >ex
i an lelate to the "toilet -eal trauma "
The i;uv - alvv av - leav e the M-at up and it> Mich a pain,"
-he -aid   She added that the nu>> rarely do their di-he-**.
I le-pite all t he ar^uetnent■> over shower time, ill.-ho and
even vv hit her or tn,t it -- morally ri^ht, mo-t i*.aid thev ef»j(»y
tlie i(N il liviiii; a- iiukIi ur even more .mi than living with
n ..in! .ei - of thi ir ow n Render
I'owell add- "Il .l.u k Tnp|>er cm do it on that stupid
-how lor -even vear*-. 1 think mature college students
should he ahle to handle it
Tainted kerosene should be returned
Kerosene puriha-ed -line Nov    1 at
anv   ot   three   lYnlral   Mulligan   area
locations  ha-  heen  lound to lx- inula
tiunated w ith gasoline
The ruixure make- the Iml u rv
volatile. and individual- who
purchased it are ur^.-d to ih-i out mue
use. a Mnunt I'leasant Fire Department stxikcsman said
Aicordinn to a Mount i'leasant Fire
Department media relew-e. theconta-
uiinated ln.l wa- -old at the Imperial
One-Stop I,K.d -tore on \A2\ W. Hi^h
Stieel in Mount I'leasant; the I'nion
Tli nas station in Oil City, and the
Aim.i Oil ("oinpanv   in Alma
1'aul Dean ol the Mount I'leasant
Fire Department said Sundav evening
the department had "no idea" how the
kerosene was mixed with gas, hut it is
helieved the contamination wan
accidental
Sale of the contaminated fuel was
discontinued as of early Sunday afternoon. Dean said
Dean said there has lx-en only one
rcjxirted fire caused hy the contaminated fuel