1983-03-07; Central Michigan Life

              Central Michigan LIFE
Vol.til No.Cl
19K.CMUFK
Mount Pleasant. Mich. 48Hr>9
11 panes
Morula\. March 7. 19K.1
Sig Eps cleared after assault investigation
by TERRI FINCH,
LIFE News Editor
No supportive evidence—official says
The  case  is  closed, as  far as
University and national officials
are concerned   —   and  no action      could  prose  the  incident   occur on allegations alone.'"  Hill  said.
red. and as (he unman inv o|\ ed A person is entitled to due pro
in   the   alleged    incident    is   nol cess and entitled to face the ac
willing   to   pursue   lei;al   actum, cuser   ...   the   younvj   lady   has
the    University    will    drop    the decided   not   to pursue  the  inci
matter. dent."
"If you  don't   have   facts   vou A    representative    from    the
cannot assume a person is i;uilty fraternity's      national      head
will be taken against the Sivcma
Phi Epsilon Iraternity regard mi;
an alleged sexual assault in the
local chapter's house.
Vice President for Student Af
fairs James Hill said Friday no
supportive evidence" e\ists that
Plan
may
cut
abuse
by PAUL MASON
LIFE Stall Writer
Students who "abuse" the
I>rop and Add svstem mav lie
forced to pav tuition within a
week alter Drop and Add or l.e
withdrawn trom the Urnvi rs_r,.
t he Drop and Add Commit ti e
decided Friday.
The    committee     will    propose
-indents who si imi up tor an
unreastuiablv lew credit hours
and add three or t..ur classes at
Drop and Add must pav their
lulls within a week after Drop
and Add Specifics of the pro
posal have not vet been drafted.
The Drop and Add Committee
will   make   its   proposal   to   the
Hc^i-tralion   Plannim;   Commit
tee  April   1.   Kei'islrar   Alice   Si.
Clair, said.
The proposal will then move
..n to Provost John Ca:ite!.>n for
final approvals.
The I Irop and Add Committee
was a-s i i;;n*(l to cut t he abuse ot
the Drop and Add program and
if  p..-slide   reduce   t lie  s s .    ot   t he
lines. St. ( 'la.r -aid
quarters   in   Richmond.   Va.  and "Thev   felt  the sexual assault
thi-    group's    district    governor did not occur." Hill said. "Their
wire   on   campus   Thursday    to information   was   someuhat   dif
look into the matter, and during ferent than the information pro
a   meeting   uith   Hill,  presented vided us by the complainant   -
him    with    a    information    thev the details didn't match up."
mit;ht have been a relationship,
but not a sexual assault."
Don (Iran^er. president of the
local Sterna Ph: Epsilon chapter,
said the two representatives
met uith him before they met
with Hill Thursdav to "hear our
suit' of t he story."
(Jran^iT also attended the
meet in k. alon^ with the
chapter's    vice    president    Tun
gathered  renardinic the alleged Hill said  the  representatives     Hud^ens; the chapter's local ad
incident. Hill said
'came   to   the   conclusion   there
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Jackie G.iric.tr/. Fount.tin sophomore, blew oil sttidytriq Saturday afternoon m l.tvor of bubbles in ,i sunny
W.irrini'r Mall But tin- tte.tr skit.", were short lived Sunday brourjlit overcast skies arid sbowers that could
pi)-.sibly ctmt.one !timu<)tl  today
State fighting to survive—Blanchard
by ROB 1SELER
LIFE Ass't. News Editor
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LIFE Stalf Writer
and JANET HASTINGS
LIFE Editor
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LIFE Managing Editor
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In Brief
Registration matt-rials for summer -e.-Nion-
art- available in the Registrar's Office. Students
can register in advance by mail <>r in the
Receivable Accounting Office until April H.
Campus
Bar nan! Hall
residents stayed up IN
hours watchinij Music
Television.
pane :{
The Artrain has
chinked into Mount
Pleasant.
pane 7
Sports
Spring    weather    in
March       helps       the
baseball  team  prepare
for the 1983 season.
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Sport- 10
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