1988-10-12; Central Michigan Life

              DEMOCRATIC FORUM
Local candidates to speak
NEWS, PAGE 3
Getting revenge
MSU beats CMU's field hockey team 3-1
SPORTS, PAGE 12
SOUND EFFECTS
Comedian to bring laughs
ENTERTAINMENT, PAGE 10
WEATHER
Scattered rain or snow showers
highs around mid-40s
Central
Michigan
WEDNESDAY
October 12, 1988
VOLUME 71. NUMBER 19
c   1988 CM LIFE
MOUNT PLEASANT. MICHIGAN 48859
(517)774-3493
18 PAGES
Judge to
decide if
non-union
dues fair
by BRYAN G   LAVIOLETTE
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Strategic
planning
Reports to give
University ideas
to better CMU
by RUTH VIOLANTE
St r.iti-^ii- pi.liming within
('Ml' should help the I'niversity
I'm.I ..ut wh.it it.- fK.'.ik ate. a
I'lmrr-atv ntlK-al said
N.nuy l.i-kk. Ititeriin I'r.ivu-t.
-anl stratej^ic ]il;inniii|' rrjxirts
have Ih-i-ii -«iit tn all acaiieniic
<ii*l>art inriit s anil ili\ islutis
within the l"ni\irsitv
"Wi* want In really look at the
l'i.i*.i-r>ity and what its priorities are." Helck said
Hi-lick saul I'n-siili-nt .lakuhnu-
skas is "very inleri-ti-ii" in this
and 111 1 hart me; CMl".- future
She -anl the -trati-^ir
(il.innmn jh.ki -- w.i- planned
prior te. hi- t. e.nnripr to 1 he I'liucr-
-it\   in Awi-ii-t
Ih.- platmmjr report- wen-
-enl to (li\i-.i.nis m the I'm.er-
-ity -uch a- Aiad.-niK- Atlairs.
Sluilenl Allairs anil Hu-iness
anil Kinaiiii-. as well a- all
academic departments. II.kk
said
She -aid one ol the man-
iinpoitarit reasons I'm thi*
-liati>;ic |ilaiinni),'. which has
Inin done at other universities
actus- the ii.iti.>ii. i- -o tin*
I 'ni wi -it v i an plan its resources
to meet i-.uli departtiiiiit or
.''vision- needs
"We can't tund everythini/
e.ii ll ill p.l I t unlit needs eor
want si we   want   to   find  out
what the top programs are."
H.-lik -.ml
"It - a wa\ te.r the I'niversity
i .immunity t.iilt-ark .1. termine
c\ 1..11 thev want tu do licttcr "
She said strategic planning l-
al-o lieini^ done at ('Ml.' to
deterinitu* and huild upon its
-ti.-nuths
•  •■.,■.,■ St.-.- STRATEGY P.k;..; 2
Name change?
Chippewa chief says CMU's use of Indian as a mascot is not offensive
by MARGARET WOLFGANG
Kai-iv picture tell- a storv
Hut tile puture- e.t American Indian- -.,nie Mulu -..m ..,II,■.■,■- ,md
llllll sclu.ols u-e a- their ma-lots are tclline; ,i -lory nil, :i-ne tn the
Indian lulture. -aid Art Stun*, di-tiut <-\eiuti\e nl the Community
Services Hureau nt the Michigan Civil Ki>;lil- Ce.romi--i. n
Hut a Chip'v-yy.i Indian trilx-i hi.( -aid lhat i- not iie.e--.itik  -•>
I '.ill *, >•. 11 t. i v . 11 ..! I Lilian p. 'i.ple i .ii |..^p.- I - in >t aky ay- i itleii-iy e -.ml
Ar Hold Seiyy n in k    S, i.':n. iv.  Cii ipp. y\ .i Indian   Triln- i hie!'
S. OA OU. k -.1 nl lie w p HI III ll"t p-ppp i-e u-e nt atl llldl.lll jH-nple - l.iellt'. I y
.1-   lnll_;   .1-   till*  lo;;o   \\,l-   IO.I   "e.tlen-iyi    e.t   lie  i_'l ailing
< ai ie at in ■■- p 11 Indian- -huy\ oi.; an nna^e ol a -te-r.e.t y pical "-ay a^e.
yy a) like people ■" ai e i ilteri-ive. Sniuniil.  -aid
• ! he 1pp.;.. e.! 1 lie ( l.y .1, in. I Indian hall, luh ha- a earn al lire I don't
pal t icul.it |y   cue ten   lli.il   ' In   -aid
It all depend- mi 1 he manner in \yloi h the  portrayal i- done. In- s.i id
And Sow mu k -aid CMC - put ray al ol' the Chippeyy.i Indian- m il-
Tint ciiinmis-ion I- i-\picted In rel.a-.- ( M   J 1 ihe te-ult - ol a -tu.k
started in lair .Ink" cuncernin^ the u-e ul' Indian- a- lo-..- hy  .".!• hi^li |. .jju i- imt  .1. i^radin^ to hi- |«   ijile "at tin- p. mil  in time "
sell, nil s and t hrei- cnll.-^es in  Mu hl^an   St me -aid There yy a- a lime. Imyyi y et . \y hen the I   nn el -ity's loou yva- in need
The   idea   In-hind   the   -tudy    i-   lhat   they    yyill    pi.-.ut    a   -it   . ,t e.! i ey i-mn due iu an hi-lm leal error   I'u-- H.rroii. extent iv.-a-si-tarit
ri commei.dation- il'nr tlm-e -c!i.m,|- te. le.ll,.\y .." he -aid
Tin* recommendation- .sill include the -u^^.-t i.ni that the- -.Ii.hiI-
ili-cuntmue use of the Indian pruplr a- ir.a-cel-   he -aid
In the pi e-id.-nt. -aid
MASCOT l:,<y 16
c
ELE 107 revamped, increases enrollment
by SUSAN MAAS
A new format will allow more
students tu enroll in an entry-
level ti-achinrr; course at CMU.
KI.K UIT: "Klrmrntary Kduc.t-
tion." has Ix-en rt^tructun-d to
acenmudatr nuirr •.tudcnt.s with
thr usr of videotapes.
Tht* ciiurs*.* is thr introductnry
class to thr Elrmentary Kducation   program,   and   with   thr
tajn's. tyyue a- many -Indents
may Ih- ahle to n,t in the class
each M-me-t.r than pn vnni-ly
Kducatimi prulessur Turn
Krutiu-r. courduiatnr ol the ii.yv
KI.K 1»>T pru}ec1. said the
twuireiiit ila-s. which includes
two hours o! lecture and tyso
hours iif lah. has had prnMenis
accnrii.Klatui^; the y.ist tuiml*irs
nf students needing it
This yrar's lorniat allows mnrr
student rnrollmrnt  l«*causr thr
m*y\ KI.K K'T (xilicy de.e- imt
guarantee placement in local
sch.iuls fur ila--re-u!n nh-erva-
tmn a- it did in ihe pa-t. -aid
• l.-rry .Jink-, ili.iiriii.in nf ihe
T.-aiher Kiiucatiun and I'n.fes-
-uiiial Developnu-riT ileparttn.-nt
In the past, the department
had In worry alxiut providing
every elementary education 107
student with classroom i-xjkti-
rnce in local schuuls. and this
was    a    drtrrmininrr;   factor    in
deciding how many students
yyould t^.-t into the class each
-i-mester
"The <4-r» hours ofi re.iuir.-d
classroom rxperiencr will Ik- up
lei the student now." .links s.ud
"Hein^ one of thr larjirst teacher
iidncatiun i programs in thr
(uuntry. v e've had to look at the
issue   of   how    «i-   can    provide
Plea*,*.* See ELE 107 Pjge 2
Lawmaker to lecture
on higher education
by KAREN BRITTON
i'-n  Sr..Tf V.r*.--r	
A NTichi^an statesman will
he on campus Friday to discuss
legislation cuncernirtR colleges
and universities.
State Sen. William Seder-
bur>t will ?peak at the first
CMU Psychology Alumni
Conference. addressing
'Higher Education Decisionmaking."
He has served in the
Michigan Senate since January
1979, rcpiesenting the 24th
District, said Lynda King,
Alumni Conference Committee
chairwoman.
He haa a master's degre* in
political science and a doctorate
in political science and public
administration, said King,
associate professor . of
psychology.
And he also serve* on the
Senate Appropriations
Committee and chair* two
appropriations subcommittees
— General Government and
Higher Education, she said.'
Tm assuming he will speak
on how legislation makes its
decisions about colleges and
universities in the state," King
said.
President Edward B.
Jakubauskas and Interim
Provo« Nancy Belck will open
the afternoon program with
introductory remarks, King
said. And psychology faculty
will conduct presentations on
current research activities.
The purpose of the confsr-
ence is to provide an experience
for alumni that will be professionally developmental rather,
than social. " ■■■<
"We want to get in touch with
psychology alumni on how they-
view their experiences and how V
we can deliver a better service'
educationally," aha said.
Interested students, staff or
faculty are invited to attend the
program beginning at 1 p,m. in
the Bovee University Center;
Auditorium, second floor, King*
said.   . y
Sue psychology presentation*'
will be given from 2 p.ra. to 3 ■
p.m. by the psychology faculty?
on current research acttrHles,v
:***•*• ':-:■■   i i    m
•   Any   presentation
. attended from 2 p-m.
Sederburg win bas^sn
at 3:30 p.m.. Kin* wait:
. ' 7': <*■ j.-,