1988-12-09; Central Michigan Life

              On Hold
Capping of landfill delayed
NEWS, PAGE 3
WORKING THE SIDELINE
Coles gets vocal during U-M game
SPORTS, PAGE 10
PERSONAL CONTACT
Small crowd attends rock concert
ENTERTAINMENT, PAGE 8
WEATHER
Mostly cloudy, snow possible.
Highs in the 20s
Central
Michigan
FRIDAY
December 9t 1988
l^fejoUfiiE 71. NUMBER 42   T*        O 1988 CM LIFE
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Two fraternities
are first to get
IFC punishment
by SALLY GIRARD
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there are good
members and
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trouble for the rest
ol the group. If you
c;m deal effectively
with those members
who are bad. then it
can be a deterent to
others. J5
Scott Inman
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APPEAL
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Promises, promises
As 1988 rolls to a close, it's almost time to make those New Year's resolutions
by PAUL L. GABA
As ItlS.s draw- to .1 t lose. CMC .-Indent- are making plan-
Some are prep.inna loi  the holiday-        making -evcr.il vi-it- to
local .-ton-.- to huy ■_;itt-. lor family ;ind (rn-inl-  < >ther- .in- finalizing
vacation pl.in-
Arid Millie ale making New  Year'- resolutions
Mo-t Ie-<.hll ion- < enter .11 oinul tlu n-.e- ientr.il to the llfe-tv le ol a
college -tllllent -laving  m -ha[>e. saving money  ami  impi ov in^
Kr;iili-s
F.h/.ilK-th l-oukm.is. Sterling Heights Miphoinore, i- re-olvm^ to
work on each ot these a-jH-cts in the new war.
"1 want to practici- hitter health, such ;t- improving' mv diet ;md
toning up niv IxkIv niore." she -.nd   "I al-o want to coiuetitrate more
on my studics
"I-ist year. I said 1 wasn't ^oin^ to s]«nd my money." 1-ntikm.is
said. "I didn't kc-t-p that < resolutioni."
Clink Hindu k. Co m-lock Park sophtmioie. al-o wants to improv e
h,r -ihol.i-tu  -t.Hiding and health in the coming vear
"I want to eat heller and watch my weight." Burdick s.ml. "I al-o
want to jut  into a regular -tudv routine "
Staci l.o.ve. IViin-ylvania sophomori-. lias set lour i;oal- loi the
New Year
"'I re-olvei to nol spend as much money as 1 do." hmr -aid "I
al-o want to pay ,,il my phone hill, to not ar^ou- vv ith my parent- and
to have a lun -eine-ti-r "
Main  -indents tr\ to make at least one resolution
• lulie W'mhlew ski. Wimdhaven sophomore, is concerned with the
1in.Miii.tl  harden-of college lift".
"i My resolution 1-1 to save money," Wrohlewski s.nd
"I mu-l do iierohics next semester." said Dawn Cuoley. May City
-nphomnro
Sheila  Wind,  Marlette sophnmotv. said  lu-r ^,'oal  for  I'd-.'.) i> to
Please See RESOLVE Pacje 13
CMU representatives ask
for some changes in new
special education law
hy MARGARET WOLFGANG
Local economic forecast predicts sunshine
by SUSAN MAAS
ll..   -man     p.T.itivo   .Min-  il.d      although      many       larm Keallv.       .'iMI.'i        K         I'i. haul
line, to,      to!      I- ih. ll.l     ColllllV I.llllll,.- -till Ian-del,!-, thev  ate d i-cii--ed  rca I e-1.it, ■
)!o--man     -poke     at.out     aitii imt  a- IniU"' a- "' pa-t   Veal- "Till-   year,   re-idetit lal   '-ales
hii-me-- I )n   the   down   -ule.    Ko--iii.ni figure-    are    lui k  in im-i k    with
He   1I1-111--11I    the    <it. i -1! i a 11 v -aid   he   v.utne-  alxiut   the   Hu-h la-l year's"
hii^h iiilrii-l   late-. |,iw   iTitl.it inn Admmi-ti at 1011   He thinks llu-h He said sale- pine- ol   Mount
and    -inplu-    -tiM.kpil,s    whuh mav    Ik-   likely   to   int    the   larm I'lea-ant area home- have -ei n a
t1-K.il. d the iiulii-tiv  a tew   ve.ir- -uh-idy     proot.un            a    "-alely "fairly    -uh-t ant lal"     increase
.11:0    Ilut   he   -.ud   lor   the   mo-t nt l" in  n-itiit \e.n- from la-t   vear          7 to 'A [M-itnl
part lhev hav e all ""leveled ol I" al He  al-o  -aid  coiintv   hve-tock ApproMinatt Iv    1<"I   new   home-.
producers  are  "iti  a  tt^ht   siUia- not   uiclildui^   molnle   home-   or
Comnieue    Kioiietnu     Kniuii-i           "With  llu-  value of the dollar tion" now  hec.ni-e ol  escalating douhle-w ule-.    were    huilt    m
I!reakla-t                                                            low. ,-\[>.,rt- have taken otl." In- prut- the drought ha- cali-ed Isiilx-lla    ('ountv    thi-    vear.    he
And mo-t  ol them were on the        -aid "III  the  pa-t,  weve   heeii  on  a said
hopolul -ule                                                            Ihe    export-    are    :ill    to     ill rollercoa-ter      what hiipjH-n-1 in Never said a vital point  in his
At least two -jH-aker- u-t d ihe        pen,-lit  higher t han they weiea l«».M»i     all     depends     on     some husiness     i>     tlie     evt-r-shakv
phra-e "cailtioii-lv optiiiii-tic"             lew    veins    a^o     Me    -aid    daily critical factors," l{o-sman said _^__________^____
includiti^ the first  -|veaker. I)an       piiMlticlion looks especially pxwl. .lack Never of Mount I'lea-ant Please Set- FORECAST V.t\.-  ii,
All in all. lh. It'su l.iisin,s-
oiltlook tor Mount l'lea - Hit I- a
I   111 I V    hi I alll    olle
N me -|iea kei - 11 o'n < it v
hu - in,--,-- -liar ed their
economic pii'dntmii- lor the
coming vear at the I'Jth aiitiual
Mount    I'le.I-.mt    Chatnhei    oI       tin- pnml
CMC i. pi,-. 'iitatm-- a-ked a Mulligan I )ep.u t n ii-tit ol Kduc.itloll
..'ti.ial I hill-dav to loii-uler finding a wav to deal with, special
. if :i at ion ,;t .filiate-, caught  in the middle ,.| new   li*i;i -I,it ion
I he I.-i-l-it in look .-lit i1 dulv 1. Kts7 [[ will i te. ite a d i-t met I, >n
I >. I'.'.eiii -tate i ndi ,r-i metit ul element a! v and -econdary -pecial
i dm at ioii  r, ai her - a- ol Sept    1.   If." I
No ili-t nu t ion piev ioii-ly e\i-l« d
Student- o| adu.it in^ l.etore the lieadlme will he eh^ihle to re(eiv«-
iii'l'ii-i mint to leach -pecial ediitatioii in kindei fallen ihrou^h \2l\i
.■m.i.*-     Tli   ^r adu.itirio;  alter  the  date  will   have  to  speedy   either
• I. mint.uv or  -econdary  -pecial edm at u.ti
We had the opportunity to make all ol our n-,|iie-ts kniovii and to
I u liv e\pres, ll," iimi, rn- nl sludents." s.nd Si even 11 me r, counseling
and -p<*( nil eduiatioii depart ment chairman
C< ml u-iun a I in u t v. hat the new requirements will mean to st u dents
h.i- -ut minuted the taw. lliner s.ud
"l'.i < au-e ot the way  -tate guideline- are -et  up. it  leaves a liuinlx-r
• I  p. ..pie in the middle." In- -aid
I Im. i -aid l he i oiuer n is (or -t udeiils w ho have and will si^n sjx-cial
i dotation  ni,iiois alter duly  1.   1 !'.s7. anti U-fore Sept   I,   Itt'.KI
I hoe -tin lent- who do lii it graduate In lure the 1 'Al.Ht tie, id I me will In-
-ul,]. i t 11 • t he new i e, {int en lent s even though t ht v signed a program
in pui-iiil  ..I K \2 eiidor-etiu-iit. Ilmer -aid
"W'e'u- tt i|ue-titi^ -oii.e t\pf «,l rriotlilication that can lie made lo
d.-al vv ith tli..-e student- "
lliner    -aid   no   specific   plojm-al   ha-   heeii   made     lli-tead.   s{H-cial
• dm.it urn personnel a-ked some form of change Ih- made to let
st iiiletit- w ho l.e^in w ith the K-12 endorsement program fini-h with it
al-o
Some   students   have   expressed   fears   that   the   new   retjuirments
would mean a significant nuiidxT of additional courses, he said.
"llu- addition ol classes would Ih- pretty marginal." hf said
S|»iial    ediK.it mn    personnel    have   hein    formally   working   on
i in r u ul.ir chaii^e- to prepare CMl' students lor thi- nt-w rfquirrmi-nts
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