1983-02-18; Central Michigan Life

              Central Michigan LIFE
Vol. ,5 J  No. r,7
1983 CM LIFK
Mount Pleasant. Mich. 48859
14 pawl's
Frid.u. Keli. IS. |<>M
Balloons replace toilet paper in showing spirit
by TODD E. SEIBT
LIFE Stall Wtiter
A i*r«>ii|i nf Thorp, li :i ti > .li ills ,inii Central's
athletic direct nr -.inn ;.. ha . e revoked I heir dif
ferenees !iu: u*.!\ S.i r -., :,i.: . '*. i* ime will tell fur
sure.
After .i iniTi'in; 'A i il' • ■ >.< 1.i> mi^ht in the
Thorpe Hall In lia't -. '1'eil Kjolhede. Central's
alliletie din'■;,,;-. .ir..! Oa n --irlriil-. seen; In have
hit on a solution in v. !,.ii K ...ihe.ie called a "sticky
situation."
Kji»lhede has told the i;roup tn- will deliver
pom pons to the residence hall today, and will
pass them out in the stands fieneat h the fi.i~.ket-*
at the i;ami*.
For their pari, the Thorpe risMlciiis will not
throw toilet paper on the floor. bul will blow ,ip
balloons and pop them during the immc in vlum
sefiool spirit. Crant Sknm»ki. resident hall dine
tor at Thorpe said Thursday.
Shortly liefore Kjolhede came mtir the lo'.nnje
and Ihe meeting started, some residents removed
a  sii;n allow tfie fireplace which re.nl "Welcome
Ted   Kjolhede."   The   si<^n   was   printed   on   toilet One of t hose rules slates. "A n .   i.i n .s hn I h row v
I1-'per. deliris should he c\ a ted from ! he prem.sev,"
'I he "sticky situation" Kjolhede was r» ferruu; Fans should tie inlornu d ..! t he i a:l.   |n .nr in i he
to was an incident at Saturday's men's li.isketfi.tll i;ame and the rule should fie print, il in tin- v;.ime
i:arne    aij.i.nst    Kent    Slale    during    which    two programs, t fu* i;uid» 'lines state.
Thorpe Hall residents were eji. led and ijuestmn Paul  I )opp. (l.i v, s,,n   jun.or.  s.,;d  Ttmmdav   h,
id I iv Department of Public Safely officers after was happy  w it h I he com prom: se
thev   threw   toilet   paper  on   the   court   after   the "I    have    mon      resp, ,*t    ,,ii,r     mcitm,;    with
first hasket. Kjolhede I  can  see nl.c  sdu.,!:,.*:    his  ss.is.  .\ i
Kjolhede told  the   100 to  loll  residents al   the 1 he name i w her. K j. .1 hede w arm ■<) I >■.; \. .. mi • ■: h.-i
ineetinv;    that   as   i;.inu*   adiiumst rator    he    must residents    ru»t    in   throw    in.ie!    j.-1!'1"'    I    .1 d:i':
follow   all   rules ami  refutations  s.i   dn.s n   hs   the respect him," I >npp s.ud
Mid American Conference. (S< c " \_rccni, nl'     ,„...,■ Ti
Debate plagues Ozzy;
Muskegon may cancel
by ROGER HITTS
LIFE Slaf I Writer
Arabic
silver
Prepared to explain the Arabic cutture. Hamad Al Ogla, Saudi
Arabian graduate student, stands behind a row of silver coffee pots, a
necessity m any Saudi household. This and exhibits from other
cultures will be on display in the UC. Ballroom through 9 p nv today.
Wherever ()//> Osbourne
tours, controversy inevitably
follow s
Publicity surrounding the
Knglish veteran rock singer's
last tour prompted public outcry
from various cits officials ami
consumer t;roups and as he
begins lus third nationwide
tour, the controversy continues,
Miiskei:on Police Chief Isnhcrt       t,,  '
Smitfl       -I'M       a       letter       In      the {   .-ir.etsi;-. i-".vellts        Coo-
Miiski'iinii Parks .md Kcrre itinu dittatni     Inn   l.omti.ird   s.ud   ii,
Commissi i.n .iskim; il  to serious Musl, i;,,:i i .ml m-. ers-, « ,11 hum
ly  consider ca melini;  t fie  March •,,, bean in; on ! fu* Osbourne < ••;
_H  concert  l'eatiiiinn (Khniinii*, cert at I(hm- Ari'ii.i M.nvh L'ii
The Parks and Kecre.ttum Cm.
mission fi.ts jurisdu'mu o*..:
1..C. Walker Arena, the con
cert's proposed site
Cillur I Iluckley . U'.iiki r
Arena director, s.ml he is tairlv
certain t he .oncer! w • I! not In
laureled.
"Smit h h.as in. ,mi fioni \ ov «*i
! fie f.ir lilt y . I, nlesv it is lot
security   reasntis." Km I-lev   s.r.i!
"He only lias milium e m il ! I a
cotumissioti    it"    the-,     .illow     him
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Price of concert tickets
highest in PB history
by ROGER HITTS
LIFE Stall Wfiter
Party post will not hinder
Trustee's service to CMU
_y DAVE ELLIS
LIFE Managing Editor
H fh, *..' a otiiaii ol Ih. 1. raid • it '1 rust, es Ma! mt: • ■ }'*:> . n : .-::.-
th. m ■ •.:..■.:•.. in ship ,,! tfie Micfu/an Kepobl...tn P ,M - S..',;. i.e. .
.(,•   v. ,ii ■ m.t im.e to support ('Ml ' ,il. 11  fuel • r i dm at : ■■'.
H, •   >,.), ,,- p,n I*.   !. aii.r would not a lie. !  I.. •   •..!,.;-.,• i ■.-'... -t ■
added
CM! iv a very hudi prmri.v mill n.e." U a < n : v., i I' ■.■-.\.:\
even.:,.' iust belore ,t meetitu; >*t lo p.:h!aai;s !:.•:., m, I'd!. < nn
.'less,.;; 11 I lis! net a! ! he Holiday Inn. .V.I.a F. I' ■ I* a t d m e I. ■ i.ed
stem ,pae,:<  '
id . m*i s.i.d s I,.* f,.,.. b. en campaic:'. :m; Inr It.- p.. .' "' - n. «■ st.i
.j. cideil t o : ;i;, : n nud .la m:.,l y
>i:;,r then  - he  iias been . all, m;  par I -.   le.ufer* .  -, i.din.'   le: li : -   '■ . ■
,,.,.:,! \  ,,nd district  • h.u r pi Ts.u, s .,!.d •*i.:.!.n l it;;', de'. '.'.ales  :., > iter
ri a*,   s I'. ;. i: 111,. an State Cim.i-'i! ion
"You s petal a lot  ■ »T t i me .,:. t he telephone.'    st..   v.i.d
Oee "K I. ' k it'        |I,ii;i   JI
upper bleai her passev
These   prices   m.i''l    : li.     h;-.'!.st     iii,,,unl    ' a *i
cfi.iri;erl for a Pit spoils.n ed ■ ,,m . r i
More   than   ihrte   weeks   past   the   oiii;in.il   .iu Mania   Miller.   PH   Co:,, tt:    C.„ u ■«!; n.. t, ,i .   s.,;,]
n ounce me nt. si u. lent s w ill tuially  v.'e! t heir cha nee the board  has  t,. k e.-p . u hn.    *.v   : n ,,; I ei   jm.ii k. is
al    prime   seats   for    tfie   0.-,*>   Osbourne   concert w hen set t mi; t icket pi i< > s
when tuki-tsv  sale Feb. _.'.. "Now    **Hh   Oie   ec..m..'i\    ti.--   wav     it    m.   these
Osbourne and his IMi.'/ard ol O/. alone, wilfi At bar..is are  still  .iskuo;  a  pretty   >......I  pen nv . and
, ., recordim; artists Van.leiifiere. w ill perform at we .i r .* ipniu: to h.i ye to coincide with On   m.ukrl
Hos«* Arena March _<'.. ."'d   f'nm:    Ihe    prices   up"    M.llei.   S t.  . ens-, .il,
Tickets w ill In- put on sale at .   a.m. in the Finch        senior, s.nd.
Fieldhouse  Inhhv.  On- on I v   site w here  tickets  will I'r.c.s   are   s«-1   at   Ihe   .;:   .  :.  ; !   I* i.is-   K.ni:
b.   available  the "first  da y   ol  vales. Prmtratti  Hoard Pi nduc I mas. the concert's p*.  ,-i.  '.  I    m .     .dde.i
I'i.,!ii..t!onsC.,.,t'.linat..r.Ielf flriinuersaid. In   another    Iirst  tune    ::■■.,     mi     PI:   . ..*.,. :m.
i'nus    .ne    .11    tor    t.sei v. d    main    ll.»..r    a n.i ! hel,- . -  m,l  s, t   ! ittu I   l., : : ,*  u  •■■ h- -i   ■ dm m  I - . ...
Loser'   fi'.ea. hers,   and   SID   t.u    ■.-eiet..!   admission ,*,       't'.'/y p o-i   7:
Cable commission delays
rate increase decision
Margaret Riecker
by ANNE PERAZZA
LIFE Ass't. News Editor
A      rci'i imnie ndat lot,      !i.,m
the       Cable       Television       Ad
. is,,r_s      t 'mnniissioii      is      e v
peited   next   week   i , mcer 111 ti i;
t he    pri ipos. d   rate    increases
lor i able s.rv ice.
Alter hearinc, • ili.'.n inpu".
at a pubin Li'.inia: Thursday
af.d .juest loinm; ('able \ mmn
i ,tficials, cti.nrtua !'. nl I he coin
mission U'i'i M.irmarelii s.ml
t.e "t v peels" t lie coiun.isv ..,:.
t.. m.i V e a I.e. immel'.dal m!. a!
its scheduled meetiui; in*.'
n.urs.iav
I    .1!
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l.ntel.     h
I   ab
Central not only institution feeling crunch
by M1NDY NORTOIM
LIFE Ass't. Ne.vs Ed.tor
!e   lei '. I
Wful.   ■• -■
alloc.'.!...;;.   !l
peel erl ' u I s
Ami.!  is :.
A-     I'OSS th
sit ies   also  al
\.in
In Brief
The     spr
pri'sehoolei's
ili-b.lt I   s    t he    ] lit I.l I      ill    i'rlll 1.1 ,'s    slate
■s  :,.,.V.  m; |..r  wav s ',. . on,bat  the .*
,,! hi :    public   i oilec.es   an.)   i.m . •■ r
iiiiipusi ,|   .'_'."> million  i ut   tn hi.'.iiei
j,,     vi-fit s     .it     st<iry     hours     fur
y.   Muiini   iMeasatit l'ublir Library
.ire open tor r eftsi t
,.limi. Cnntact ihe library.
e.l,,,.,1,1,1, ,,m! (,,..    .1,,   lll,,,l.,,r.l's,l.'l.*ll.il..lV.MM„l!|.niiri!*., ' he  .1 a m.a , v   a m,   h ebrila I v
. ,     ^t   ,       |   .   ... • ts er l.ni il; O'e opinions ..! niam.  s. f;i„,, ui| mm  - :: .,   ■ ■:
''''M'.n^dm^lmm'ni'  tl,   ';u,in.' ol Ihe.uts ysillsp.il th.   ditt.t.n.e "H I he dele rral s bmotue p,t n :., n, m'  ! h, i -  . -   •   "    m      '.-.
l,,.|;or,ist.,Oi:,i.:.'l*V.*!,ii.i:..:';.li.i.;i.d..'!ll.i:fil.'..iia: ,:-. M.nch. t hat s another,    -n.i s  "...d
"It  w ould depend on liunl,'.:." s.ud l.\ le Sfiaw. N nrt he I n Midi: kta n -|he   de laved   pa vine nts   J, , v e   . a m, d   \\ ., . • .    ^1.,;.    1   .,..■•
I'n.vi rsitv   '. o e   piesidi-n!   nl   Humi,.'*v  and   I'lttam e. "Il   the  cuts  tall j   iv(.  _(  ^^j",  f|((W   p,,,!, letl I.   s.ud   \\ illiatii   l"'"  .■■■'■!        'A .. . i  ■
111   the   states    last   .pmrtii.   i!    is   I lie   titst    ol   ..ut    lis..: 1   year     I'Ifia! ^ ,,.,. pre vide lit  l'..r I lov er n llie n t a 1 He la I lo'.s
w,,ulrii'.:,'.e,.sl,m,   toplan   ' it....   IU,,.1M|jl^-
The severity   ,>'.  \M1    s |,,;d.'i !   pmblems will di petid on  how   I.mi'
Campus
Two eampiis  groups
plan t«> provi<ie escort
serviees for women.
pa«r H
It's   a   boy Tau
Kappa  Kpsilon  adopts
I'^andan boy.
Sports
Keferors played a
laro;e part of the jjamc
in both the men's and
women's defeats
Wednesday.
patfc!)
Index
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