1983-03-25; Central Michigan Life

              Central Michigan LIFE
Vol.64 No.67
198:»('M LIFK
Mount Pleasant. Mich. 48859
16 pages
Friday, March 2f». 19M
Business school admission   rules toughen
by MIKE STRONG
LIFE Staff Writer
A new policy, based on ^rade point average.
will tou^hm requirements for admission into core
classes in the School of Business Administration.
Effective Fall Semester P.tvi. students must
have completed 2C> credit hours with a 2.0
minimum ijrade point average before they can
enroll in the four pre professional business
courses.
The four core classes .ire A< count mt; L'01 and
221. Business Law  Herniations 2<>2 .md In for ma
Show squeezed into Rose
tion Systems Analysis 221. said Hubert Hanson,
associate dean of the School of Business Ad
ministration.
Students still will ni ed to have sophomore
status, which is 2o credit hours, but under the
new policy it will be easier for a sophomore w it h a
cs.od k-p.i to ret into the core classes. Hanson said.
In the past, a student was admitted into a • ore
class based upon the number of credit hours ac
cumulated rather than tirade point. Hanson said.
Students with more credit hours were i:iu*n top
priority, he said
"Hv doifi.' this we will do a better job meet inr
many students will sii;n up for the core classes.'
Hanson said.
Students   who   currently   are   takini;   the   cor.
class,-s, have not yet been accepted into Ihe pro
page 1')
Big league promoter
to aid PB at concert
by ROGER HITTS
LIFE Staff Writer
After a t.on. ..r htalus.
Michigan's k.ni;pin promoting
agency -. Detroit based Brass
Hini; Productions ret;.rns to
Central to produce w hat it hopes
will be a profitable rock :i roll
concert.
For sniiie  I'r.ii/raS!!  Hoard cos        	
cert       w.irk< "-.      Brass      Hiiid-'
presence     a!     Saturdav's     ().-,-*,        |n r.'.:ii
Osbourne     . ..•;. < rt      will     mean       ..-i;.i!   attempt::,;'   t.-   prod
fewer   headaches   and   less  detail        Mel! rill:,    sate    !*.■■■>.     (•>•;,.
tow ork out Hose A re r:a .
Brass    Hnu;'s    L.sl     proiuot..! Tl;iv-h"w :-,; Id r*r-,i*i
concert  was a Nazareth slum   in        be. ..use    a    i..:    .■!     tr.     i.
March H'sl nihilities    .tr,.    t,:!.,••.    i.
For others, most   r:.. I. i! > L -s.   pro        Hi.'id.    wh;ch    ::;.-.i:;s    .:    ',.,
duction     workers    ai.d    seciritv thus'-    ttia.     -so    'a'..     !■'
"This show is a lot easier on us
because a lot of the responsibilities are
taken by Brass Ring, which means a lot
less things that we have to worry
about." — Marcia Miller, PB concert
coordinator
:','s"" ■•"      ahoat." PH Concert  C....rd.:i it.o
"il1"     ■' Mate; , Miiier said
' ''r'    *; 1'.ii!  t h.e t h::: ,;s ; i> w or r s  a bi >:i t
o ••:.   i.,r.;.*   for   1'ii's   Product,..:;
1 '■•""       i  e.dd.sator t;,.. r>  Mar.-un.
'":! i 'to*   lists.ur:;.*    show    will    be
''^ ""       ■ i' i   ..1  t he lari;es!  . oncer t s e-. er
'""^        :l :.ds;it.d   t..   be    st.u-.il    inside
(See "<>//>" --p.ittr 2)
Osbourne hospitalized;
Central concert still on
Od/y's   ill although   his   rua t.adeu.en!   s..\s   ,•
will not ea ncel Sat urda > 's conc-r' at H.s.   A : .* is..
Osbourne   publicist    Kevin   K.siad.    -.nl   tt*.
F. m;iish  rock  sincer  t.i:  a  !,:,;.l:;.*s-   : s  : : •    _ ! . s >
durim; a concert  v.. Ho. hi..:.:.  Ill    l'oe-ds.   *i:.,h:
tKbourne   had   to  skij.   h,s   ei-cre   ■.>■!.■.: ,o:,s   a:.l
w as take n ! o a io. al hospital
A I!   tests   proved   uei;.it!v<.   ass!   Its!*,,.is.     '.s a ~
:. leased Thursdav  murium;. Is   -....I
"')/'/\'s  been  fii; h? i n.;  a   bad  osd.   piss   ir   hu-
i.l.ers."    Keune.lv    said.     "Ihe   .*,.;,,*.-::,,*,    :•:    h.-
• hest coupled with his ';: .vv  :....r■:.*.■  -dn   1 . •■
he just ran out ot i;,|s."
The   onlv    scheduled   cniaert    ...n.el.il   os    : |,e
I'.ts I I Kt.oi;; • ,    :,..,:   il'.e  !.. ilii;e*.s w as  a   \\ . ,i*.. s
d iv    M.'hl    p. : lo: v.w... .      s   ( .; , . *,   H.,-. .   Wise     \
sch.duli.t   app'-ara*;< ■■    tot    Msrouetie    l'h.urs.ia>
so; !;■   a! •...  w a s  « a :.. . |. d.   I .'it   , t   liad   sol hind   to do
a :t h i 1st.,.-irt.e's r. . i st j li:..*ss. Ke :: :,eil\  s.;;,|
"l.e n.lsll t leeli:..' Well ..s earl', as last week.
s.dsi vs. Ihsim i| the takel sales up there in Mar
s*.et'e   didst    warrant    how    lar   out   ot   the   tour
: i.:;l e  A e   w ou Id   ha . e   ! o »•>.."   i:i-.lli|
I !,.■ A < s,.,r oh I t l-l„ a: sr .v as scheduled to a I
:.*.e !S Mmilil i'l.asaSt eats*. todav. but Keisiedv
s.i ..1 he ,s s :.s,: r.   v. ta :i }..- will art   u*
' A ll I ea :. s.i . is • hat h r * i! be I I .i ■ r . conn* c. .t.ce r t
time." he -,iiil
Short slopes
It    was   tbe   end    of    tbe   season,    but    the    rei ent    *.p'in.|
snowfall   <pive  Larry   Piper    Bedford   tr •■simian    l.ihiai* left I
.inii   Bill   Hfilit     Carson   City   |iiiitc.r     (above   i regf it     top   .nui
lettl   one   last    (tuiru.o   to   t.n.kle   Ihe    -.lope-.    Thui'.d.e,    .it
ternoon  .it   Perry   Shorls  stadium
%&*'
Courses being
compared for
CMU/MTUplan
by DAVE ELLIS
LIFE Managing Editor
Kduc.itors    at     CMC     and
M ic hi i;a n 'Tec h tmlni; n.i I
l'nu«Tsil\ have i;otti :i .e.t
th«*ir academic slide rules and
are attempt un; to i;et a new
joint fn^ir.ii-riin; program :i
uperat :on b\ tall.
The educators are compar
mi; programs at both um'.. r
sides to i.ientif\ where new
courses are needed and w here
existltu; courses need
m.xlificat ion to fit into I he
proposed chelnical. electro al
and     kjeolo^'ical     engineering
pro/raius
M.ti.li    He: rs.   d, ad   ..!    the
CMC      Coliei'.e      ol      Alls      and
Sisenct s s.nd he tint with an
Mil ' otfi.iai recentl'. and lias
outlines ,,; th.* MTC curses
li.-iiu; 4-i .mpared  to c.,u;'. ale::t
CMC ...iirMs
Henri, said s,,;:..■ r. •.:*.■ nl a
tion >.| math . • • ars. s ma', b.
necess.ir's and. to iess.-r e\
lent. si.in.- i tn* mis t r '. ami
<■ :u;i nee r i tu; . ou r -. s in.o
need modi 1 uat nm s to lit int..
t he program.
About   si\   new   courses   s\i|j
be  needed at  Cent ral to make
(See "('Ml All! "-pai^l
House requests schools review
By MINDY NORTON
LIFE Ass't. News Editor
\ slate lliiiiM* Committee is askini; I or an independent council to
st s.i *. M ichira u's colleges and mu'. >*r * 11 i.*s tor w a> s toeas,* program
di.pla at :oii a nd f i n.i n. ial burdens
1 he ('iillei;.' and diversities Committee sent th.e luil House a
Vt solut ;••:: Weiines.lav request, to; I i.e. . .! allies Hlanchard to appoi nt
a .oun.si to stu.iv Michigan's 1 .'. public universities. '_'!> cotutnunitv
• oilei'es and ."it. private «*o!lei;es.
I Ilat'uha rd has evpress.*.) interest tfiat an independent council be
lor n ;ed to look into w a> s to deal uith t he i nst it u t mils' t ma ticial .lit
lie ult I-*-, caused bs del. r. s and cuts m slate fundi n-.;.
Hep Hlllh MrN.llli. e. H llddn.n.h in
said it is espe.-iall*. important coll. i*. - it
proi;ra ms i. in:., ess.. i*i |\  l,r*.\ui-i* sl.di   !
"F.ai-h  <*oliei_;e   has   Us  own   plan."   -!•
1 fiat fits ,n w ith the w hole plan dor ! h.   -I
" We don't hav .* a 11 . e '. . a! ■•: a I i
M< Nairn e a.lded.
i'r.sident Harold Abel -ast h. th.nl
could be a problem m so;:u hi:'h !. i Is
iiiucfi I un.b:u;.
I   t hmk   if   an  ett.d !   :-   ;:. id,    to  -:..;■
v: I." Abel s.,;d
!*>. e '   Mini V   '       p.ll-e   Iti)
Hearing set for Kinney closing
by RHODE MIEL
LIFE Staff Writer
parents   i;r.mp   formed   to   fu;ht
tfie   closing   ..I   Kinni*>.   t.L'tt   N.
Kinnev. ! iled a re.pies' for an in
A   hearini;   to deed.    U  an   m       junction   ai;amst   Ihe   closmi;   of
dit'.ction will be granted ai/anist       t he elernentarv school March 1 ^
tie   .-losim;   of   Kinnev    Fleinen The     re.juest      was     fib d     ill
tar>    School    fias    been   set    for      Mount     I'le.is.int     ,u;ai:ist     the
\prii I Mount Pleasant Board of F.duca
Person.ili/ed      Kducatu.n      in      t ion and Superintend!' nt Hubert
Neighborhood       Schools.       a      Jar.son.
1'KNS      Atforney      Andrew .v.v*  elemental''.  .■ ia- .-rooms [,,r  .,
Marks   filed   the   request,   chum 2U>ear   p.-r.od.   -.cl   I h.    sets*..I
uu;  tfie  s.-h-ool could  Lot   be  clos In >a rd's a I I. •: t.ev .1 ai:n s S 1 em
ed    under   an   ai;r.*enieiit    lor   a Marks i> . .u t ot I ..w n a n.i culr!
feii.-ral   buildiiu;   sU.:.e.i   ti;.    tfie not be : e.-.clied !..r .*. imment
liiunl ill l'.*(i:l Ihe   aj.plieati.it.    was    used    t,(
The    re.juest    filed    bv     Marks u<-pnr«*   t he   old   Mount    Pleasant
claims tfie b.sir.i. f>>  su;[.im; the Post  Offn out   !2i»S   Cniversitv
appbc-ation     with      the     federal sv h.cti  now   s. r\.s as  if:,-  school
government, agreed not to close Oee " Kinnev"- -- p.\gv lb'
In Brief
L   Registration niaterials for Fall Smu-strr are
available in the I'niversity Center Bookstore.
Campus
A new business cur
rieulum      has      been
sparked   by   increased
student demand.
page :$
A   group   of   faculty
from Western
Michigan      University
toured Central,
page :t
Sports
Corunna     swamped
Kingsford in a (Mass H
quarterfinal    Wednesday at Rose Arena,
page 12
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