1983-05-06; Central Michigan Life

              Central Michigan LIFE
Vol.64 No.84
19«:i('.M LIFK
Mount Pleasant. Mich. 48859
12 pages
Friday. May 6.1983
Board requests specificity in Master Plan
by DAVE ELLIS
LIFE Managing Editor
"I  happen to be of tht'  mind     said.
specific" across the front of the Hiecker said the plan was not
University's Master Plan. as clear and specific as was need
"'It's sort of a reactive, status ed.
It was almost like a professor    quo   document."    Hoard    Chair "There's  no leadership refer
review ins     a     student's     term    woman   Margaret   Hiecker   said red to in this plan, it's rather a
paper.                                                      Thursdav during one of the most dnftsmanship.   It  doesn't   show      dress   global   am*   national   pro      tion is not forward looking." he
And   when   the   review   was     extensive  Hoard  discussions   of any    direction."   Trustee    Ray
over,   the    Board    of   Trustees     any University plan in Central's inond   l.altountv.   of   Ypsilanti
could   have   written   "He   more     historv. said.
Fortino said the United States
that   the   Master   Plan   is   com
pletely     misdirected."    Trustee
Alfred Fortino of Alma. said.
The    Master    Plan   must    ad
"I  regard our plan as rather      is   lagging   behind   the   Soviet
myopic." he said.
"I don't want to leave the im
pression   that   our   Administra
blems, as well as the increased said, adding Central has one of
presence of business and in the best administrations in the
dustry     in    education.    Fortino      state.
Union and other nations in math
and science areas, but that kind
of issue was not addressed in the
Master Plan.
"Is that a concern of a univer
sity? To address that problem? 1
(See "Master Plan"—page 2)
River relaxin'
F '.rn Thursday '•; w.irm sunny vve.ithi't cmilil nut |i.i ■-ii.iili' Amy G.il .ter Kentwood
-,. rplsirn. jr I-. in <|inT ■. luily. nt) lot finals G.ih.ter .met Hry.iti Kutit>.ill Million) senior d.d
i-iiji.y Ihe tirst nf both worlds, rel.txiriij on tlie ti.ink of the Obir-pr-vv.i Fbvcr in !\lel-,on
rsirk   v. I • 11 ti iinii|   i.is'Hi   their   r.r.idiM(|
Woody accepts
unit position
by JANET HASTINGS
LIFE Editor
Robert Woody w ants to be t he firs! clniir.il din dor of CM I "s sole
doctoral program and all that stands in Ins n.i-. is ,-n official offer
from Provost John Cantelon.
A professor of psychology at I lie t'nivcrsitv of Nebraska. Woody
accepted an unofficial offer for the position frnm Mn-hael Kent,
chairman of Cent nil's Ps\ cholngy I >• par t ment. ..n Friday.
"I am waiting for official confirm alum on ihe a. < cpta nee." Woody
said. "I am originally from Michigan ami -a ould like to return. I am
also excited about the challenge of developing a program and
preparing il for accreditation."
Although Kent has offend the job. In-fore Wo -<!v can be con
sidered a part of the University facia It;, he mtisi receive an official
offer from Cantelon. said I.arrv MilN. administration assistant for
Acaiiemic Ad minis! rat inn.
Mills said   he could  not   release  tin-   lernis        -.alar',   and  benefits
of the offer, since it is nun !v tentative and in.i> change between
now and t he time Cantelon makes I he official offer.
Neither Kent nor Cantelon .-ould In- reached for roTninenl.
The posit ion of clinical dir. .lor was created bv ! lie University ill
September w hen it bega n imp!emen: > v.v I o , >mme.ia! ions made in a
report by a pre accredi I at im; ai'en. v. the American Psv etiology
.\ssi«-:.it ii in.
According lo the jut. description I. .| lb. . : ss a I director posi I ion.
draw n up bv members of 1 he l'sv.h.eogv I i, p.n t men! i r. ! lie fall, t he
ill reel or will be responsible t.r directing :he e!i n ica) I ra i rung compo
ni'iil of t he doc lo rale program com. i st : ms "I -hi students and nine
fa.-.i't -. -ai pe- . . -   s  '    ■ ::   .   ' ■ ...   ''..:..     :  -.      •..   . l r   e   .-our s. s   pi r
(Si i " U o.iiix " — paue 2)
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Trustees
may   OK
new phone
system
'by TERRI- FINCH
LIFE hews Editor
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Gentle Friday
Day is time to relax, reflect and enjoy
lll.-lle 11  1 g l'   . i
Plans set for Mayfest
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ale     and      good      tm.i         .:;;..,,..■ ..'si.  .v.. ,.,:  • ,,,'ii   .  g,.■-..,'
friends      awaits       ti..-      l'."gr.i , row.:     '>.■.<!>::•    s.:..j   ts.s
populace as  ,ii 1  e '. es   :  .; s   ■ o  : : i ; '..'   s ;,. ,:. r     s   s   pr. . a u ! v ev.   a :.d             '...*, 7    n   . . ■:. . ■     ! r - ■':.   ;' .■   ...'.
final    parly;    the    eighth    annua! -.In. ,li! :;..t U   ia eded I .cipate,! T.'ioo .,.,! ro'is w ;!; se I,,
Mayfest celebral ion 'We'.e   so!    to.i   u. .ii h   karma p.e.iiu-   the   bills   .-.:..,(,   is..    ...
The  fes!i\ a I          ru nmng   trom ,'.. ;,:■ tor  it to ; ,u n." s !;e s.: ,.t crn.-d ::, ad ■- a ma- "1  • :.>■  t.s'..,,!
1 I   a.m    unt il   dark   Sai urda .    a' When        approaching        t r.e ,,:..! g  I he re a :.--,.,;>.:,, s.| s  s !! ,
the Isabella Coanty ! air.;:o .rajs Ms;.;.-:    sg,.   ,,;.   M.s   .,.s    !'....ui ,._,.._   ..,,„.   j;j.,.:.,   .a,j;   _.,,  .,,   ..,
has only om- enemy  I hat . .... si --.,: s: .: i .     Y imie:! e  s.i .,1  p. . .pi. j   m..: s g ■.      s.. ,,]    Ma , ;, s :     1'r,,
t hrow a w et  blanket on : he pa: w '■. •       i. a . e       a l : i t.de d       pas! d net ,..:i M.s na gi r Mat i Weln r.
ty. that  being t he wet  blanket  ..! M.S. '. st s :s.s.   tie - al p.-is.-.l to h.              ■ \\ ,,    ,, :>t .c: pate    .-,..:.,      s,,!:.,
ram    weather    forecast! m    at, .-...:. ■   :.. -, .   'I.e. r.A.1 seh..'.a: ship mo:a ■-.   ;••  ' ia   muss
predicting to move int.. I he .-r.-a Vs.   -a     ..d be  psrli. i-  si,,,,; id ,;, ;, . r> .„,..,: .,t Central. ,' -\ e cu.
this weekend. :.o'      be     < hs. .,■.; ra geii.     .is      ; h. mak.       s,,nie      :;...:.c\      on      this
Mayfest         President         Lisa '.!... its;    null'!    be   c.inceleil.   but thm.s'    Weber said.
Vandelte   s.tui   the   M.i> test   ,\\';] v.: - ;v, -1  bei ■:: mo-, id                                          ■] • ,      \|,,., |,.s     (  ,,.,, ,.ui .,.,.      ^
go on as scheduled if th.e ra;:,s ij,. In    the    past     two    years    t iii registered  ti,rough   the  >:.il.'  .,-
arrive, w it h a few alterations \la> !esi   <.,rr:..i   on   in   Iron!    •■!                           I Sec *'Ma\ fist"     pairi  Ji
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X. .'hr. . ( ieut le h'riday . is a day
: o relebrat-r this at mosjihere.
A s : is semester winds down.
' is : . ale I i l.g-. ' hat must be
tal- e s .-a:. .g , i hei. are friends
; -. h.d hirew i ll t.- I run.is w ho
:...:.  :,. g be    i i :. :>.r a long I ime.
■his. ar. !: u -d ra I urns ami
v; v .e t ,e s ;, ■ re I . . .-. an.I s I earn
r,.   Mow    ,.! t   t,. I, .re   r| iv mg   into
!:Sa. i   \ .L1S   All  r
I ■ e n i ' e I :.•!.... t, r s! . o i, c i r. e. I
b. a I M I.If'K 1'iiitor in I'.niT.
is ... sies : he pertis t s,-; t mg in
:, . s'a'i'.si li.end-,hips that
m.i ■ ha -. . .ti .111 d ast ray . sand
.s -c h> 11 between 1 he pressures of
,     ,..SS,    S   a!..!      ;.,tls
i ti.- -so-!., n.t • ampws. Iree hot
dogs and ice creaiu vv ill  be given
i.v .iv Musi, a ill til! Warriner
Mal! and tie Park l.il.rarv pond
area t nivi.'s.t'. administrators
w:li    trade    is    ttn-ir    three piece
mi it s b.r at hie I ic at 1 ire. and take
i m st orient groups in v olley ball.
1 his   special  dav    is an   upper
limit;,  for students and teachers
I., r.iaw  and refresh t fu- kinship
w Inch    binds    all    ol    us    to   one
another    It is an even!  that sym
boli.es      peace      and      goodwill."
wrote lb.'.    .I.iiiii s  Hlanchard  in
an   executive   declaration   issued
i n obser v a me of loilav .
See chart page 10
In Brief
I'nivt'rsity Health Sit* i<v». will chati^t- its
summer hours to 7:^1) a.m. lol::i(l |».m.. Monday
through p'ritiay. elfi-rtive May Ki. Anti^i-n injee
tions will he ','ivt-n on Tuesdays only from 10
a.m. to noon.
Campus
The new county
assistant prosrcutini;
at torney is in office.
Faculty   Association
has    elected     new    of
ficers for the next con
trait year.
patfe .">
Sports
The CMU softball
learn defeated MSI"
twice Wednesday in
preparation for the
MAC Championships
today and Saturday.
pane H
Index
Arts and I .insure li
Classifieds II
Comment    \
Hotel America      1
(Iff Die Wire 2
Spurts h
Spotlife 10
Weather 10