1984-01-23; Central Michigan Life

              Central Michigan LIFE
Vol lib.V.   |l,
ls>84C'MUFK
Upases
Mount Pleasant. Mich   4hS5M
M..nda\   lanuary do, IMS}
No PB X-rated flicks in near future
Students will not he able Jo watch X-rated movies from the
seats of Warriner Auditorium in the near future, as Promram
Hoard decided not to pursue the issue of showing the film* on
campus.
The survey Program Hoard conducted last semester to find out
what people thought about showing X-rated films on campus, was
invalidated
"The survey is considered invalid because there was loo much
news about the is-ue. causinm people to become biased.'' Ann
liiKKiris. Program HoardC h.nrwoman. said.
The survey never was completed
"We stopped the phone survey in the middle   We decided we
Civilian aids
FBI bootleg
investigation
1 he PHI   investigation  ot   two area   Video
World  stores'  vidcocasseJles  included under
co\er work by an ament and a private cili/cii.
accord mm to an I'HI al tidavit filed Thursday
The linpiiry   resulted  m  an  PHI   seizure of
more than   1.01)0 allcmed boollemmcd vidcocas
settes 1 uesda\
'1 he  I'S    Assistant   District   Attorney   said
then- will be a federal (.rami .lurv  uucstima
turn
».Sci"l HI"— pace M
Police conduct
bar search
Police conducted a search at Ilie .M.iin ll.ii,
mi" S Missinii. Suiid.i'. nnilit in connectnhi with
.in in\ estimation id allcmcd mamblmm. Miclnman
Stale Police said
No arrests were made during the raid, which
bep,an si..nth beforeopm Sunday.
Members ol the Miclnman State Police post m
Mount Pleasant and the Mount Pleasant Police
Department assisted in the search, coordinated
In the (iriNiui/ed (rime Pint nt the Michigan
Stati' 1'iihci'. police said
'1 he *e.irch lasted approximately lw'o hours
Phi- Isabella C utility   Pi n-edltnl s < )| I u i- will
be cotita< ted in coimci linn with the raid, police
s,,ul    I utther   mlo! niatioii   will   be   available
then
wouldn't be able to met the results we were look mm lor because of
all of the news on the issue." Krau Keener, former PH director ol
research.said
The survey's purpose was to find out what kind of movies
people were interested in seeinm
"Hasically it was a movie survey, there were ipicslion- about
what people wanted to see and what tune they would attend."
Keener. Hurton senior, said.
There were only two questions on the survey about X-ratcd
films.
"X rated movies were imi the point of the survey. It was an
alternative that we had m mind, nothing was definite," Keener
said
PH did not have a pai ticul.ir X rated film in mind when it did
the survey. Keener said
"I he decision to brmm an X rated film w ill be a decision of the
boardand tin-administration," Keener said
"We are lookinm for mood movies, it ;m X rated film comes up
y\e will review it and then decide anionmst the board." Keener
said
$300
Shot
In a matter of seconds. Jeff Saksa became S300 richer
thanks to a combination of fortunes.
Thc East Detroit junior was picked at random to attempt a
half-court shot at halttime of Saturday s men's basketball
game nt Rose Arena. He sunk the toss, which brought him the
S300 prize from Krapohl Ford and a standing ovation from the
4.796 spectators.
"It was just luck," Saksa said.' I just said wh
threw it." Saksa is not certain exactly what his p
money, but he did not know one thing for sure
Tonight all my buddies drink for free."
lift He* $r#*»n«
at the hell' and
lansareforthe
More than 1,000 academically disciplined
nuehundicdandcimhf.   nine 1 .M   Minr-!u   vva-   the   lirs! "We   used   to   be  one  ot   ll'.c icccivc  permission   tioti;   'he
by LIZ VORPAGEL ■.Indent-  wen-  academic. 1 h. time  st-nhnt.  weie  ■u!':olcJ U u. lie st s, ho. ,1 - in t be state t-. I omniit! o on Pi n,..: i a mat n>n
LIFEStaff Writer dismissed.  "Ul   lecclV e<! pi oba to   the    Aindclilic    Senate new   students.'    Kepp-ald.   c\ toieemoll    A v. I ll t < n a y\'!;. a
I.a-.J    seme-tel      Plea   sto tl(lM   nntue.s   and    J OS   -A v , r nppio'.ed   .uadcunc   s;.Mh!) plainilim   sludeuls   '.led   to   be tioiialida   pm-o-i.d   , lit el '. lev.
ilents were .uadi ■nuc.ilK disc; placed   on   academic   siisj-cn -ma di~ nil -.- ed imuiedial eh at e I eqmi ed to i e en: ■ ill
plined   loi   t.nlinm  lo  ioiupl\ mhh    1 hose numbers  ,u e no: lhe   p i > 11 c'.   atWw!-   In'. I H'-l  ^me-ti'i   -tudiii
with   aCicpIi-d    cumulative m.d. silil Sue Repp, a -.sl-t,: nt to -cllieste!    -tlldcl'd-   and   ttnir earn   below    the   .aiepti
miade   pom:   av el ai'i's   deter the vice p: esnlent  tot   Sfudcll! t e r •-    who   e a i n   b e 1 ■ •',■,    :!ic :: : a d e   pun!   ale   pl.ued   "ll but   it   i-   pinu.
IlUI'cd'n  t he!'Ill V el -at v A 11 .ill s. ,ici cpled point ,i\ ci a.:c-.
Mail'.    !aC. or      t on: l
llou ll!:'  a   si 11 del it   '. •'  i
,k adclu:.' - Use
:i- ion and must       1<L
lhe foi nier pi il IC.   Mlh jected
ndeiit ■• ti i immediate iImiiis
i. i ! t hoi;  :■ r ade pi nut s t ill be
...  ! he pi im! .a', ernmes alii >w ed
.I   :i adeiinc pi i ib.if ]i ill
A   -i n;h nt  ,., .identical h   dis
a   • o!   : ■   t i-ijiui ed   to   l al- e  a
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♦ See "Hunk"      pae.c Id
Sophomore    20-day extension opposed
found dead
A IMP s, ipln mo ii e w a s
found dead 111 the hidloolll
of his Mount Pleasant apart
menl Sal ui d.c. at tei noim.
the Mount Pleasant Police
Department reported
Police   suspect   William
Yuri sieh.  Wan en  sUpho
more, took bis nw n lit e   I >e
t;nls ol  his death are beinm
withheld pciuiinm police in
yestimatinn
Vurisich was loinul bv
roommates in his Colony
Apartments home shortly
after 1 pm Saturdav. police
said
1 'i dice w ouli! in it c< imuu-nl
on whether suicide notes
wei e found Isabella (. m:n:\
M ed i c a 1 K xa in i n e r l.i-o
Wickert could not b i1
reached to comment on the
cause ot tie at h
friends ot Yurisich said
the sopho in on- see m ed
"kind ot ill-pressed" on and
oft. but was basically a nice
person
"He would  do absolutely
anythmm  tor   his  friends."
said one woman who asked
not to be identified      It you
♦See'Death"—pane 11
by JANET ANDREWS
LIFE Staff Writer
A   Mount   Plea   .in!   iioal d   ot   l.iliioil.-ill   la   ':    I ol . i    r i p u '   dor
not .u'ree with the Icnmhlhcium'. ot the    i la ml '. eai  : i . ■ i:;;:,ieiida
I n hi made b\ t lie State Hi i.n d o! Lhi>a!!":i la- ' w eer
lhe   report,   iclcased  in   l'i-i e llil'c!.   i e» o:u m end-      ' ;! ; i :    :■'.:
duation i cquirciiient s. compute! in-t i :n : ;■• :: I - >:    ' ado ;.' ■ and : h
de\ I'liijimetlt ol a toleUUl l.iU.'U.u'e pio.:!am in :i:e eleuielital'
school, all o| which Weil' re. omiuended I'', lile spec I',. .aid o
l.ducatioll However, the state bo.ad's i i , ointuenda: ;>:. tut .
Jll da\    i-\t ells mil   . ,1    the   si J 1   '. i a!    ".a      not   tuade   on   ' Uc   ' .1
II 'I ce 1 i-p' 11 !
'We  tell  It   Was a qne-lloi; ot   quality   ot   tmie  "Vc:   .pi aid;: '•   ■■
time." said Kohi I t (,.i4lll    MoUUl  Pica- ant ad III in:   H at :'. e a  .s|
tant I 01   secondary  ediK.it loll and la-1-   |iiio'lik-!!.!'cl    "\\ hat   '• o
ilo with  the time '.mi  have  Can  be nmli-  utipoitalit  '1i.i:i addn.
extra A.i\ sto the -chool v eai
"I liir I i'port dealt more w it [1 the 1 o;1,- ,,; la. a! . . mpeo ii. '.  ' la
the question ot time." he added
.lack  Anson, uilci im pi mcipa! toi  We-:  Inte: tin aha'e s. !; ■ .0
said  Mount   Pleasant   -'. hooh .,] 1 eadv   ha V e  met  a nil 0 ii'el   o:   til
' \\ e u .'! 1 c v. it h t 11 e '■ a11 ' i..:' o . . p 1: t a u' a • t cep ou top o! t lli'
late t te> huolo;;'. .' he .id We ha'. < . 1 'Ulpii'el . out - e ■■ I I oiu our
i ieaa :m.i: v - I. ' •'. • '<■<■;.: tad. .:.:■•! Ma:; . oi nil students
; |i,-.'. ! ! on, I la . !.o. ! 1 t: ;:,;' '. 1 a . ' •. . 1! .' •'■'.-' i i tt! 0'.'. w it ll t hese
1 las-e-     ■
\U-oU   -aj.l   he   '.'.a        a   i-I'le   piipliXed      a      to   tlow    Hlallihaid
,. aine out  .'. ith ; he .a.   ■■■ ci ■    I"'   Mn : .::■.:■: - 1 da:> at imi pi ol 'lein s.
hetoi e he had all the : u oinr: a u.t..: no - t I ■  In im.ii - . lion I hoards
I tie ■.■:.'. e: !:oj 1 h, a . ■ c.! all : he . ■: 1; 1 n a: 1 it ie s to 1 ome up with
•ome ails w ei ■ then he i.iua out and aid 'tin- 1 •■ what we should
do  heto: e wi- had a . hance : 1 :T. e him all 1 nu input .'   be said
i .aw r 1 a. e M»i it ti. 1 ,a:uai d. I lean ;.' a 1 '. p: uu 1p.1l. -.nil hi" would
id e ! ■•  ■ ee an  in : ea - e :i 1 tinea:!-- pI •': I  uie- in Mount  Pleasant
-1 hool-
" I he h !i.'.then in:' ot the -1 Sum i ,\.t\  and '- eai   is dc s|! able, but It
mi :'h! be di! ! u nil with lt:e . ui 1 1 id 1 1 oiionui  ■ ituation." he s.-|K|
In man',  w a\ •■ 0:11  la-.k ! ■ a •. e : u niumer'.d.i! imi- exci-id w hat the
■date Ho.it d id hdiii aoou 1 1 1 on. mend .   hut we w oulil nei-il more
in. inc. !i 1 nnpleuient ^ h.ii'a'e-.
Ill a wa . . these t e. oumiei.dallon- a! e all alteliipt to 1 etlll II our
• , llools to ■,., h,,; they  ,'. e! e Js -, e.ai •..,:{< 1.    Smith said
In Brief
The Island Park Skating Kink, located off
North Main Street, is available for public use
everyday from 7a.m. to 11 p.m.
Campus
Some political  science
students are working on Students who live in the
the  city's  new   master residence halls can havea
plan. say in what they eat.
pane 3 page 8
Sports
Transfer Su-vi'
Schmidt stepped into
the starting lineup
Saiunlay.
pa«e9
Weather
Cloudy Monday with
miow likely southwest
and chance of snow
elsewhere, lli^hs in the
mid 20s to lower .Ws.