1983-10-31; Central Michigan Life

              Central Michigan LIFE
Vol. 66 No. 26
lysiK'M LIFK
12 panes
Mount Pleasant. Mich ISS.V.)
Mondav. October Al. IW.i
Seating in Ies not being enforced
by JACKIE SMITH
LIFE Stalf Writer
Problems and complaints w ith
too many groups savim; v;ener il
admission seals at Kelly Shorts
Stadium will cause the Athletic
Department to monitor the
situation more closely
A problem with too many   peo
pie saving seats, w huh is a \ u.l.i
tion of an Athletic Department
rule, was brought up at the last
weekly meeting of the depart
ment. Athletic Director Ted
Kjuhlede said, and more ushers
will be at the Nov. ij home i^anie
ai;amsi Northern Illinois.
"li.iiii.viiniini;    is    the    worst
time  for that. Certain or^am/a
t inns w ant t o s.i ve seats for their
alumni."    he    saul.    "There    are
open   houses   anel   people,   don't
want to lea-s e them early"
Tf they want to send I.u to Lhl
people to save -'U> to 10 seats
that's not unreasonable, he s.ud.
"Hut if they si-mi four people to
save 10 seats. that's
unreasonable."
Paul Seestedt. administrative
assistant to the at hlet ie director,
said ushers have removed ropes
people1 Used claiming sections of
seats anil told peop'c not to save
seats, but then1 are only so
many ushers and they may feed
ml iinidal.d by a lari;e number of
people sav '.in; seal s.
DPS will rot   involved only   if
there is a hail problem, he saiii.
Tw o CM!' st u lie nts have com
plained to the Athletic Dpart
men!   about   a   seat   savini;   pro
Idem at thi- last name.
"A couple hundred people
were cowed into sitting where
t hey don't want to sit because of
a handful of people." said Debra
Jo Pox. one of the complaining
students.
"At most they had three pen
pie in a row. and if you challeni;
ed them more would come up."
said Gretchen Alani/. the other
complaining student. "What
they're say inn is' three people
can save a whole row. that's
ridiculous, and it's unfair to
other students who want nood
seats." Alani/. Sanford senior,
said.
(See "Hlearhers" — pan*1 Tl
Task force
changes job
evaluations
by KALLIE B1LA
LIFE Ass't. News Editor
Kv alu.it i. it, of ;. .1. p. : Tor m i uc.
will i'tur,;;i- !.,r employees ,,[
four campus pro,: p-.
Policy res |s[o:;s j-.,..,. ;,, ,:i
con t em pl.t t ,el ' tor s.- ■. ,-r.e 1
> ears" hut ih:s|i,iu -. ,:,, u.e-r w as
the tirst tills ... \.:*.. less,' was
dev ised 11. unu. on i'I'.im'is ; v
I he form used h . Mepru-nMn
ev aluale e-uipi.c. e-.-s ^.; >.l Ma "s
itle luht.s. , o , >....,, ■.-. use is > !,■■
CMC IVrli.riiui,,.' tv.a'eiiat.o:.
Task for..
K.-v in i.. i . • , .-.- s;s:., n* pro
lessi ir ..! p- ■..'■'■-.■; . - , • i
chairnui u i.' ' : i   ' i -'-. !' ■ r. .
The     lew    !..:::.     -    ...   .■■.;,,::   -.,
"simplil s    I ' t     j.ri.e !■•-.       i ..te' -
manai'e r  •.!   (  • "up. u- i' ,. •:,.   1 '■ -
sonnel .ii,.J > t iti K. 1 it s ..us. s.i s|
l.       is      ,;;,,,.        .■      .    V.    li,   :   -■   u  .
fur m. ail o". '.:.■ '.., :. : - .. i • ;,. ,"
re lev ant tor .-\ ri '■- ;■': ' - h< s , ,f
addim.; t t.«- :'■ .-.'■, ■ •.:■ * - i] ■> -r
Visors    "win    i! ■. ■    '    c i . ; ■. |     v     ..., ' I.
: he deadlines "
Tubbs  saul   it   is  a   I' rn v e rsily
poiic.      inr     all     employees     to
re-ce-i v.     a    lormal    w r it ten    ap
prais.il of their job performance
on. .- a y ear.
"W'e feel   thes   have a  riL'ht   to
! he      feedback     of     t heir     super
v iM.ru" she said.
I he    .'roups   affected    by    the-
policy     change    inclllcie    the-    Ad
ministr.it iv e-    Professionals,   the
Sup. rs.sor Tei hlnrals.  the Staff
Association ..mi the National
Ass,..-;.it,on of Hro.ulcas! and
h'-'.e, tro-.s-     1'. chniciaus,    Ti.hhs
s •. 1 i 1
I Is      . urr.n!      hum.      w hich
I iiliiis     s.,:,i      takes      ah..til      "Jll
minutes    t mpiete.    w ill    be
.-.■,.;.!.   e   : '    . . more
'.i--t      oricnteei'    lorm   in   ord.-r
for  eu.p'os ee s   to  he .  s. s ! mi t es i   in
",i  ll .... !   more ob |ect IV e w a y ."
I >e e " liv ablation" -- pane 7)
Boo.. .who?
It w.'.s a spin,  chilliiu: evpe riciice for PenK> Randall. Crystal freshm.
si.ph.un.-re «ha ii the-v   nict Seal lluhinsun, Detrnit freshman, in a hau
lo.Us,   ttliicle ;s liec.itesi al  7", |s Old S. Mission Si. is spollsnred hs   ihe
and will hi  .;p. u t-das from 7:tlll Until with a SI.Oil donation for adults
,n and Sh
riled hous
Isabella C
mil Soil f
awn Sihle. (
i1 Saturday,
nunls  Marc
or children.
'arson ( tty
mirht    Ihe
h of Dini.s
3 possibilities exist for PB funding—Stanley
by DEBBIE S.MYERS
LIFE Staff Writer
With < in.l 1 i :, :• t.e; ■>
Kev ii-w and \ ,;, ■• ■• .■■■ ( ■;
follow mi- in:,.' u. • , !....;,
Wednesday . ' i . - u u - .; . .y ;. ,
,;r.i:-i Hoard's ■>],'. ij.i '. 1 had
T here- are- t l,r, • p.os. >,, i . • a
happen to PP. s  (,..;.,  ■    > .,    s
vv on.au s.nd.
I he possibilities are    Pit   ,s ,i:   .'. I   nu.u.-.   |..r   a
Ihe   ce.ulracts.   sshich   make   up   a   niacin!1,   o!   u
Muli-liI     Pud.'it hudi'el.    thes     have    s;:;see!.    set     t:...::i-v     'e.r    i.u
ut I e.      1 i.    a ii. >c.it >■        !r.|. ts. u;i'Iiii1k;i:  ii!|sii;;:r,| .,' ,s. ,,:   II .    vli \l'   ,.
a p pro-, a is     ies!        re-cnm mend nn .re m ones   than  w hs I   . -  .,-1;    u  ■ :.
. i i h i p pe :. to Pi o        I uirli;et a ud ask the I ' mv e rs ; i y  •. i •:; ,|.,- up i > ,   , |
'  r. .jii.st Icr. in ■«-. Stanley . West lili ...n,!:. s !  ; u u u ■: . s.i.ii
•t.di.,:h|.e,;;,i:i„ "Tlinr    'SUA!''    r.spous.t,,;,! v      s    ..,    :,„.l.    .
ui.-■>.> ii \l '. hair hudeets anel  .lis tribute   I rn-   mo.-ie .   1 ,'-. -,    r  e. .-   :
■     '  .•:■■■.!   u   ■- . j is."   .Jame-s   Mill,   v ice
-s!u,: A:t..;rs. said
■i'-Ae     -   •:, ~p  i-,s,h;llty    to   solve   Pit's
-..'..'-, -     u .     p.u s,,:; i\   opinions.    11 ill
■t  Pi: a
Ms •    ■
u .  liiui'  any   < miiiiirii! s.
Mil   s.,ai   i.-l,muc    to
I'a   d
-    alsl    sSSs.rsU..-s    -Ai|,
be researched tn see how   Ihe,   ha lid ie- ! u nd. i; i;  hu
i;r..ups similar In PK. Stanley s.nd
Stanley . Chris .lahl.uiski. PK ■■ h.ni ma n and ,\ v :,
1 In; ;;i n\ PK vice- chairwoman w ii I .!■• the ri's,i[i t,
bv eallim; t horn before PK receives ,*■, budi'.t.
wfuch is i-\|i.-i t.-il to he Sunday at the earlo-si,
Stanley s.iuj.
leu or \2 groups have is1 had ts-.il;;;,' . ,.'.
Stanley  said
iSe-    >1( \(  "        pais'e 7l
Marine eludes
Beirut death
MSU endowment
byWENOYGAGER
LIFE Staff Writer
After four lotitf days of
waiting, tw.. C.-nlral students
received word a friend of
theirs, a U.S. Marine stationed in Heirut, Lebano.,. was
not injured in a bomb blast
which killed at least 229.
Lance Cpl. Rolando
Ramirez railed hi* home in
Greenville late Wednesday
ntjjht after special phone lines
•were established in EJeirut.
Friends of Ramirez said
they were relieved when they
heard he called home.
"It took about 10 minutes
for it to sink in," Coleen Wittkopp, Greenville junior, said.
"As I called people and told
them I tfot more exctited."
"It was a big load off my
mind." Vicki Pakauska*.
Greenville junior, said.
Ramirez is due to leave
Heirut in the next few weeks
and is hoping to be home for
Christmas. Dakaukas said.
"I will be most relieved
when I see him and I know
that he is done over there,"
Wittkopp said.
The telephone arrangement at the airport would be
continued until every Marine
and Navy man on the base
when the blast occurred had a
chance to call, Marine
spokesman Maj. Robert Jordan said.
(See "Marine" — page 7)
Riecker working on project
by ROB ISELER
LIFE Mannqing Editor
Ih
1   t;
'.soman M.m'.i.'r' K, • ', > r .-- . . • u
sid.rim.' a tu.n.i d: :\ . to end..-a ..
niilhon < I. .liars :li ; I ,- v. rv.e ..; ...
(,..'. William 1, M.i.ii-...:, .u t (,.■
l-olili.-al S.u.-n.1.- II. pal tm. ut at
M I eh I i'.i 11 Stale I   ::. y el s it y .
I love ev e r. Ri, -ker. a lon.M ime
Milliken pouts a! ally, s.ud heiuu
as son it id ys ; t h 'I;.   I u nd tir v. •■ .*.
.h.-r        she s.ud ! l.a   t.-ntat i v.- pla u u.:;.' s •,.. is   .
It a ek.-r s.uej  the-  proposal  has Sniiir.il 'he n, uu   -. >. ps -,s h.. j:
s'.e          toh,   dise-usse-el  j,-,   MSI    de1. es.p -'eei!    l.i   h.     I',.11.s.s e.J    la  !,,:.-   the
It. •!           lua-.'lt   people-. ]u,..j   ,.r.. ,    ,..,;,   [,, , ,,:.,    ..    re.li.t -,
' ,■■!             ' It   .s similar lo v. hat  CM!     is m.uude    ...mmi't..      ],.; ma'., u.s.
'"       •l"ini.;,    .ycith     its     .apita!     t'nud tari'i'tuu;    prospi.ts.    int.rnuu
dru.e', ' she s.ud uu.- dolia:  amounts   ,n .: d.ssdu u
is.i             An   eii.lo-A men!   ;s   .,   Iinan.ui! t tu- appr. .a.uh
,utt 11. an on;.! ni/at mn
A       Detroit        publl.-.ltiou       last Id.-a  ker    s.ud    al.    the    .Morn,..
yse.-k    reported    Hn-eker    Is    con ti.in   on   the   drive   also   hts   !.,  I,,
s id.-r: m.: 1 he- t u nil dri\ e for MSI'. put in .s r u ;: v
b..t   stress.,!   t he- .-hair   is   still   it, Ore " Ki e. ker"         paireTl
(
Reported robbery proves false
The  rot.h.r;.    lueseh.y   ii!i;l,t   ot  a   Mount   I'.s,    u.l   ..■:-.;,.-   *'..,'.,,,.,
reported to Mount I'l.-asant I'iiIuv. has n.eu .1.-:. : m.i ed to !,.- lals,-
The Mount I'leasarit l'.-ii.-e 1 l.-part me n I s.ulj turlher ; u . est ii;.i!
mn of the re[ior!eei r.ahh.-ry Ir.irn t he Sun... o -station, ltijn S Mis
sion. ind united t he re [.ort e-d robbers  vs as ...,,i 1, au! mute
y  : n a
. •:   ai.
An employee of the station reported tl.e r.ibbirv alo
description of a man who supposc.llv robbed '(;.■ si.u
unknot n amount of cash.
i*. ill re dlil nut state vs hat  led t hem to ele-term: ne- the- robber .   \s a
faKe. but said certain things they  heard did nut make sense
In Brief
Today is tfie last day stndi-rils may re^isW-r
for Winter Seines.Ut classes. Students may
register at the Cashier's Office. Warriner 110.
until ,5 p.m.
Campus
That   spooky   holiday   is
upon us once again.
page \2
Sports
Western     Michigan
crushed        Central's
volleyball     team    Fri
day.
page 8
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