1988-01-13; Central Michigan Life

              Central
Michigan
WEDNESDAY
January 13, 1988
SECTION A
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Trpp    4TflSh^r r>i-1i< >sirj^ uf CtirjstrTias trees. Mount Pleasant city workers Jim Scroiid and Art Whitney help guide another tree through the shredder
■ ' ^^    ■■ V*^l l^l If:,. two men picked up trees discarded by residents from along the curbside of May and Main streets Jan. 6.
CM lift CMi» B.rk»
Novel
idea
Pair tries beating
book return blues
with new service
by MIKE SCRIVANO
Two ("Ml- -tu.l.nt- Iri.d
closing t hi- I".1.1 otiuh.it t fu \ l.lt
were unfair lmsh.uk i.it.-.
Deiim- Mii~-.fi .umI Ke\ in < io.1
datd tiled to fl mi iii.il'   (lie p.uu
I t>-t he- pocket hook       problem -
C.I Used lis   t lie f .Ullpll- Ik>ok~tulf-'
hook hush.uk I, * -— t  --■ ti if -I «r
So t In- | i.i it rt r.il i'il .1 -lis no to i
-Indent > to hus .mil -ill hi«.V~
from each utIn-1
"We   li-lt    thf   I k-tuif-   uir,
taking advantage <<l the -! mi. i,t
anil it ss.i- )u-t -tupul." \l - . r
Portland   -iTiini.   -.ml    ' Wi    h.ul
hffll thinking o| -l.llllll,: "ll:>
tiling like  till- tor   Ism. mm' -
Mo—it -aid ho .mil ( lodil.itil.
Huntington Wood- iiiuior. iltiin t
start tin- program two si w- .<;;<■
befall-.- t Ins didn't h.isi- I Im
"know   hoss
"Whin   «r  wen-   in  tin   il.'im-
ssr'il ^il  to;;, t he:  .wnl - .is     I n. . .i
tin-hook ;md son rif .lth.it I k
.mil t In-n ss f i\ i .uU -.11 !■. i . i. }•
other.    Mo--,-,   -.,,.)
"Wf t'lf 111 I'll 1' U .' ;'.'t ,1 llll'i ]■ I '
people t... I t h.'l ll U olll'l I'.' I -.'. " d
llll'W   "
M -I   -ml tin- p.iii -  : - il . ■
:>ou to  inn p.-opl.■ u  in;- th.'   . .
\ lie ss ,i- ii'.; («■ .u Ik i I Hi .iid ! ■
did not knoss how hi.ms p. .;■'•
u-fd t In- -its ii ..
Mo--..i   -.ud in- .wnl i;...).i.w.I
u-i'd   .i   i ompiit.i    11.   in. w i !:     ii,
BOOKS        :
Committee chooses
new Housing director
by SANDRA K. WHITE
The riejil nti:ili!"u.it ion- .will .i
f> -finriil   ss.ilk   atr   ssh.il   guided
(i.irs Cialline into hi- rn u  po-i
tn>ii a- < 'Ml   dim tor ot H.ni-ing
('i.iltiwii' (oritur as-i-tant
ft.iu-uig ill rii I. >r. ssill replace
(ieorge .Jenniii;;-. is ho i- retiring
.i- Ibm-nig dm i tor .it thf end of
tin- n lorit li .dter I a '.f.ir- u it h 1 he
I 'rnsir-its
.le.iri l.nnll.s. .i--i-t.ini shi
pre-idcnt ol Kesidcliie .mil
Au\iliar\ Sf is hi- -.ml ,i -I-.will
i otiiinittif si.i- I.wined i.i-t (ill to
t*md .rViimtig-' replacement It
ottered tin- |ol> to Ci.ittorie right
before t hr i-l m.i- hte.ik Im-i.ui-c
ot  111-  I'liisil-its   expellolne
"He h.ul .1 vast amount ot
i'S|»'rittiii' in I "nisir.-it s Housing ~ l.mdl.s said, adding they
are ah-oltitels delighted with his
.ippoint tn.-nt
Ci.ittorie -.ml an a--i-tant
Hoii-wie direilor sull In' chosen
oih e tilings -tart to slow dossn
With more than 40 ipialiti.d
nulls uliial- applv ing fur the |xi-l-
1 inn. ("i.itlorie -aid he wa- surprised he wot it
"It - alssas- hard to tell sshat
will happen sshi-n you are ln'iti^'
inters leived with a iuhiiIkt of
other ipialificd people." he -aid
I'poll   returning   Inim   Chn-l
ma- hreak. Ciailotie -aid hi- top
priority as director ;- to get residence hall- open and prepared tor
winter    semester    and    to    get
Central's bird man
Ex-forensics expert takes academic challenge at CMU
by MIKE HEREK
.    I f    ►.' I- ..irj ',rj  i <1 tor
CIAFFONE: New po<, i.on
acquainted    ssith    resident    hall
directors    >K}II>.->   and   resident
a-M-tant s i KA> *
A- a--i-tant llou-ing director,
(lalfolle- i,It'll e wa- ahout ;1
."> -eiorid ssaik irom .lennmg-' ■-
hut Ciaflorie -ass hi- climh to the
ruM'-w
.   DIRECTOR F»li;,  9A
Dick CVch u-ed tn In- called to work In-cau.-e
someone either had died or was murdered.
For atioiit eight years. f>-l-year-old Cvcb had the
niorhid task of gathering information alxmt homicides or accidental deaths while he worked in Oakland County's forensics crime laboratory.
Hut an on-the-job accident forced him to take a
medical retirement in 1 !t.Hf> and gave him the chance
for a different information-gathering job
He's a part-time student at ('Ml'
C«vh. I'ontiacgraduate student, has nearly all hi.-
requirements to earn a master's degree in biology
With hi- research project finished, all that reniain-
1- giving a seminar, an oral report and turning in his
thesis He said he expects to complete his work this
summer
The degree ss ill Ih- |il-t atujl h.
collet t ion
He earned  In-  tit -t   iiii-N r
Ill-tlie   111   in.s.t   vs hile  atteiidin:
r in l '. . fi
,(.■;..,   .'     Ill    ,
;   thf   I 'ins.
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Detroit    He al-o h.i- a ha. I..  I.
science from Mens  ('oil...- w
Hi- ssork in lui.li.^s :- .in >■>
tion ss hen he matured in p'i ■!
the I'lllSel-lts   ot   Detroit   ti.  •
His work at < 'Ml
i- evaluating  hosi   lu";:'Tin    m,.-':.  - ill
(lined hs  the hods  -u. h a- Ii t I ■ •!• n  n : a i.d . |.
all't-ct the ittitmit.r -s -li m    II.   u   .
hi- sttldle-
"Arolllld   here   .SttS..!;.    ...It !   .
-aid
Ksen  alter   r.iiiiiiii;   In-   .1. ,t..     I,.
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HOBBY
Beating bloated bellies
Exercise, fad dieting are heavy favorites in battle to lose holiday flab
J1987
by MAUREEN CAMLING
t'ands i am- and ("hri-tma-
t-nokli- take their toil on I'Ml'
bodii's. so li.-ing weight gained
during the h'hdas- i- a [xipular
N'iss  Year- resolution
And t ho di- ire to tn-e sn- ight i-
rellected in t he ilurea-ed ac t is it s
at l>olh I'nisei-its  athletic build
ing- and area health cluh-
Mii-t people attempt to -bed
pound- by dieting, irurea-mg
e\erci-e or joining a health i lub
These met hml- base to be U-ed
properls. t bough
Sarah Campbell. a--i-tant
direilor of I'niser.-its Health
Sersuf-. -aid mans students
chiK)-e lad diets or reduce their
calorie intake to dani;erou-!s loss
lesel-
"Dnethinglhat i I'HSi discour
age- people Irom doing i- going on
a -esere caloric diet The minimum calorie reduction should not
go hi-loss 1 .l'imi calorie- per day."
Campbell -aid
"We would recommend not
really a diet at all. but a hle-tsle
change to safely and gradually
lo-e the weight over a period of
t line." ('ampfx'll said
The lifestyle change should
include a mitritionalls  balanced
diet along with some form of aerobic exercise. Campliell said She
said this could include running,
ssalking, swimming or bicycling
On campus. Ixith Rose Center
and Finch Fieldhou.-e offer area-
fur running, walking and basketball Ko-e al.-o has a weight room
and pool, said Dave Al.-ager.
assistant    director    of   Campus
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A year of conflict and growth
John Cantelon's travel expenses, visits
by controversial foreign officials, an
enrollment record. These events and
others made for a memorable 1987.
Today, beginning on page 6A, CM LIFE
takes a look back at the past year in
words and pictures.
Inside
LIFE
Staying alive
Frozen fun
WEATHER        BRIEFLY
Suicide attempts at CMU
drop by nearly half m 1987
Second wind
/Page 3 A
Mount Pleasant offers plenty
of winter activities
/Page 9A
Center of attention
A chance ot snow today, otherwise
fair   Highs near 30   Loas near  10
tonight, near 10 Thursday and Fn
day
Winter semester brings out
best m students' grades
/Page 8A
Centre Stage Series accents
new Program Board schedule
/Page 8B
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