1993-01-20; Central Michigan Life

              Wednesday, January 20, 1993
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! VOLUME 75. NUMBER 48
Ambience
Sega genesis
Students spend much of their time playing
Page 8
Sports
Tall order
CMU women's hoops hosts Miami
Page 10
Central
Michigan
c-  1993 CM LIFE
MOUNT PLEASANT, MICHIGAN 48859
(517) 774-3493
16 PAGES
5 of 6 Phase II reports completed Do"n* .ar9et *rt®
Plachta plans to announce changes after San Diego trip   3 oCienceS Tirst
By Darron Markwood
and Matt Crossman
Most r< hi minii'i id; 11 ion- are
111. 11 it l I *n l \ el > It V oft'icia I -
iviiiain -dent ori.icidituin.il po> ■
mImI tt ie> lor 1 *ha>e 11 cut - tinl il
1 h«'\ Vc IC\ lc\\r<l and fmall/ed
l H  \t   urrk
Health   Improve 'merit    IVnoratn
rHl|'.        ililrrrnllrji.Uc     Atlde
Ill's.     I'lililUU'    St'lAlfi'S.    II e; I HI l
Si  iv i re-       M i M «o      I '<>ol .     and
lanereA   I'oii>et v ut nm.  A n\ lew
, i |        \ ' 11 | \ . • i   - I t \     W llle       arci >U 111 s
. 11-.1 ►    w.i-     under! a ken    In    find
w a\ -   <>i   » i dt i«••• -p< iuIiih;
Machta -aid he would  not  rotn mined.   -.u«l Jerry Srohv    ;iss|s
iiii-iiI   on   reconnneudat h»n> taut  v in- president  Idi   llnsmrxs
We   are   riot   »-in i tplel1'   in   mil Afiau-
.Hl.iKs|->      < ,|       (< an hi    ion >."      hi •
for program review
By Jeffrey J   Rush
ri.11111.i .mil ihi
ptv>i-
I'resident   LoMianl K    f'lachta ,|t  m-   lor   t ho   I ' 111\ ot > it \ '
saitl   lie  li,i^   inrivt'd   li\c ni   sin dw <    ion-   kivr   inrl    with   t h r«
ic|)nrts. witfi tin- |\tn-ro\ ( i>n-
-ervatioii report .i- the «»ii|\ ono
not  complete
I 'hasi'     1 1      ioIlkI h >n>     were
divided   into   -i\   ;iriM>    Central
I Ie -aid h« 'i \\u 'c I s t lio process
i «1111 p I o t o d -11 ii 1 I I \ alter he
i i l urn- In ) 111 ln> trip t o Sin
I iloi'.n in  \t   utrk
I Sol)   I )ol Irum.   ;i.s-i.st ;»n1   vice
I it e-idt m   lor   \oad< 1111<- All a i r>.
-old 1 h me .iditi nn- to at ive lea in -
won- .i -k< (I to prop.u< n p< nt .-
i hi   iiM(ii)iiiuii(l;itiiins lor t he sin
. n'( . i -
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earn- to iv\ ii -w
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i i| low     Up   .ill.ll\-r-.    \\i •   -OK I
I "nl il    .ill     ii pi »rt -    ,\\t'    ci'iii
Motoil   .mil   itv iiucd.   however.
rii;i>r  II   roiliii t ion- nl So mil
i hi co n i< ■ in 1 w ai |>oi t -   Tlii* 11 rsi
I I ii-  ut ill! h •> oin I  oiioi iw   com
s|    1    million   \\u>   ml    from   t fio -.ovation   report    look.-   .it   w a v-
academic     ilivioon.     .,iid     tho <••    induce   otilnx    expenditure.-
r< iii.iiiuiu:  S|  <i  million ml   will -"» >>   •'-   ^-ttor    eleinciix     hoii
i < iii 11 •    I r <»111    I hi ■    -i\    .i»'< . i -    e \ a (  ,    CUTS        ii "•       '
I ho I'iumu'iI ot l)ean> derided Mondav that program n-\ low will
i urn 11 loiico  111 -t   in  tho ( 'oil 0*40 of Arts and Sciences.
• John I 1.11 '.mi . dean nl t ho ( "nil 0*4,0 of 'At I s and Sciciuts. soul ho has vet
I o divide w !. :fh pi ii^iams nr depart monts within I he college to oilnnil
tio    review   11 r>1
He -old t In- com in I amrcd at Mondays planning session lunintmue
niei'tui:; each   Monday t h m in 54 h out   the process nl   pio^iam   rev lew .
I Mil im; it > 1 i-i\\\ Lo I msinrss meet in^ se?->.^hiled lotThurs<ki\ . he said
t ho re w ill he lint her d iscussion on est ahlish m^. guidelines lor how murh
1 inn-  ii>    p< iid  reviewing eaeh ae.idi-mu   prn^i atn  and department
V\ o hav o doi idod that we need to pri< »ri 11/«- any new in it tat 1 ve> a iniiti
DEANS
100 participate in third annual Freedom March
By Marjory Raymer
\    dive, -o    , rowd    marefied    to
«Ule he.! I   nr 1  i  Mh-  iMtnpu>   I IK —
dav
Alioiit   1 in 1 to.i r« h*o     (uriirih »ut
1 n -upper 1  t hi" tliinl annual Mai
tin     I ait her     Km-     -11       S\ mh.»l u
I* reedotn   \lardi
A.ne   leci    We: A    hv
Port u 1 pa 111 .-
an      Kesetve     miner     Training
f *  a p*.    huh'i     -. 11 tod    In an    l^'i »n^f
H. 111 t -1 W.0I11 out. a 1 St 1 eet Mar
rhei -   [hen   t 11 rued   north   to   L,el
!o ,\ -   St M   1   1    ht-t 1 .1 i-   llioV llie   e.l>l   l(i
W iinin" I !oS! Tfie ur* aip rom-
pl< -led the walk hv movmu -nut h
I«.   t !m     I ;< »\ 1 .■   I'm \ e? at v  < "enter.
loi    i •! hi   1    .11 t I \   11 loll u   hard      lo-.lden        ,1 s>neial e
diioot'i!   fi«r  mmoinv   er\ro||meiit
. ; r 111 ma re h cm »ed man n . -; 1 id he
v\ a - ploeol with t lie e v el»1 > hut
1 old We;il \',< • miofn have led to a
I- .W >    I     that!    •   \ peel ed    t III floUl
"A-   Ion::   a-   -Indent-   keep   up
1 11 e  ciitliiiaaon   and  'J. * I  -Indent-
!  U I  tied el It      It    Went   W I' I I ."'   lie  -. O (I
la-a l»eii|umm. I.an-mo lutnnr.
-an: he      p. 11' 1 11 -1 p a ! • - d      in     t 11 ••
man Ii to d 1 o v\ Mippoil ho
M nun it v \rtan - and hel p -1 u
dent       understand    Km^'-    teaih
1 t 1 L' -
< >\ 10   -t ucleiii    -aid   the   I'm ver-
-tt\   diic^n t   hone 1    Kirn:  i'IiouliIi
l.anell       lhihh.it d I ..111-iiiL'.
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not    l»*     e\peot od   to   .it 1 .   11(1   L-la.^.-e-
on   Kim;-   hirt hdav
'It        hould    ho   a    not lor:.,I    holl
<\.*\ he    -.,ld
< >! I 1 e r    -1 11 d t  111 -   . 1 • ■! , ■ e    hat   ore
d It       t he      I  ' HIM   I      IT \       1.,r       oJtei OIL'
rare 1 o I.-11 1 o n ^ • •• 111111 a 1 and 11 -1
de 111 e   \i.i\\   aihvUio-
I   ho       I  .III      l •    lot lull -        .Milk -\\>>\>
Holiday
tainted
again by
Gulf War
By Amy Bishop
Lltfc Photo Mic Stankiewic*
Neiirly 100 people attended the third annual Martin Luther King Jr Foust hall and ended at the Bovee University Center.
Symbolic Freedom March Tuesday afternoon The march began at
1.      j   1    , l , h.dt-     ot      putting     lie       man Ii        N'olatula    Sandie/    m    the    [Sovei
;•, O        ,    M  ellelil aid    h^   lie   Ml  lie lo-hh    II old he V. .,>
So-   mow      i.ph'.moie       \\w     \-  ihe o ppr. »ailn-d   hv    -Indent-   to   holp
I 1 1 - t lop      to      I♦ ■, 1 1 a 1 111:'      alu'Ut
r it 1
I   ni\ ei sit \  (  enter I err ace Ronni
,,,..,., |M.,       |H    . <li(| Ihe    man h    wa>    part    of   tin
lu.ate the maivh.  he s;ucl I'lie    match    wa-    followed    hv        ^oekloii-     eampii-     <e|eluation
|U>1 helped wilh Ihenulsaiid - f >ea ker> Ku.oene Henderson a nd        titled      Itotn    Dunn    to   Keahtv
Lobbying firm trying
to defray building
costs from students
By Matt Crossman
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(I. ot   I•.hI.\ m:_■   turn
\|l   (     in 11 ialed it - "KVhuild l'".due.it ion    <    cnp.ii; nhidav     -aidAlauia
t'.aapli.   II       \1<    •       le-e lot IVi     d I 1 e. tol
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:.,.    ma ml em m« e tee    h\   -0,11.    puhln     u.   ..  1     .» 1. a h »« h v. 11.  r. . >dd. d t o
tuition   , md   ut hei   «..-r Indent      eiuounn-i     u.al-.e-   an  ed ileal ion   v»-rs
e\ pen     n e     <    amphel I    -,\\{\
\ \ 11 ■   o. 111 , p 0 1 e r 1    !      an   alii inpl    to   p. 1 I • a 1    l,i! n>n    to   lenovale   and
eon   inid   ! 1 o 11 ti 1 m •      with   -tale  lundiia    rilliei    than   -Indent   m a m I a 1
r 1. 1 r 1'  •      fee        . 11     M I (  11 I a a 11    puhln      U II I V e 1     Hie a I d    ■ I • 1 n a t II a II     \ I • < . t a 1 I
I let  1 01 t     -en lor    and   1   ha l r Ii   an   (Ml'   St u«|i   Ii'    <   io\ «   l nrueiit      \    -01  l.ilinli   -
I .em     la! iv e     Mtail       I      .liilnlt 1 00
\. . 01 Hi in-   loan    \K   I      pf , re lea    ,       I h«     I 're    ,,|,   nt        I       un«  d   ol   I hi
Slate I    r a \ 11    it ie- dot   11 led iimietluii >'.".on n o || 01     1    111 a ml ena iu o t ha t
v\ a       deleiied      State    hud^el     Woe-    duillie    the    la-t     ]«l    veal-    are    I lie
MCC
Survey of Deferred Maintenance Proj
ects,  1991-92
1991-92
Amount within               1
Es
lirnaied Deferred
Estimate that is             1
|        Institution                                                         Maintenance Costs
Considered Critical         |
Central Michigan
$51.052,433
$29,987,467
Eastern Michigan
53,125.000
20.301,000
Ferris State
3,685.000
980,000
Grand Valley State
4,000,000
1200 XXX)
Lake Superior State
4,300.000
3,500.000
Michigan State
100.000OD3
25.000,000
Michigan Tech.
6.000,000
1.400.000
Northern Michigan
44,560 JOOO
10,335.000
Oakland
17.294,000
3,404000
Saginaw Valley State
1,870,000
815.000
University of Michigan (Ann Arbor)
95.000,000
40,000.000
1       University of Michigan (Dearborn)
4,074.000
910.000
University of Michigan (Flint)
1.115.700
1014,500
Wayne State
48,000.000
10.000,000
Western Michigan
58,161.000
42.808.479
|       Total
$492237,133
$191,655,446              |
Almost       e\;n | |\       t u o      M',ir-v
ft il h iv, 1 em.   ill;-   mill    o{   the   |\-r
j m.iii   < hill   W 1 r    Mat I m   I ut hoi
Ki 1 it;.   J|   '.-   hut hdav    w a-   .main   !
I   I Olllted   W It II   lleW -   . »|   -.  lol.lioe   III    !
I   lr..i|
The  spirit   nl  the holiday   in iv
have     l»eeri     <l 1st u rhed     h\     tin
!  I uimhmo «,v i-imm -. -aid Andrew
Mucker.    Lev Itoto   - poakor   Moll
I d a \ at the        I'tuviisilv
I < 'oininu n it v Ki >i u m » ai liait •
I lo'l.it 1011s. whudi took plaeo m
:   I '   w< e   I    n 1 vet -it \   (   eiitel
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t 11 nit's  like < ndr Wa 1 -  over Mi a
dow  things," linker   saiil. "Am   I
train     of     though!      i;el>.     inter
rupled  hv  what   we ale dnirii*
llaekei  said he I ImiU! hi  U  wa-
mora-      hkelv       lac-adent      I5ush    |
derided    to   drop    the    hornh-    to
oiuharra--    President   elect    I'dl
i 'lint on   rut her than   to  n din o!
j  alt ent inn  Iron i   hvi njo
"Thete are ^oilii;  to ho  a   lot   ol
Mart in  I  ut her Knca   dr     1 hmia-
to  collie."   Im     -a id    "lie   v\ a-   t he
kind ol hlack leailer" wo I eel i om
lortahle  w it h
I lacker is ant hot   ot" t lie h< -t
-eller     'Two  Not ion-    lilack   .i,.<\
j   Wh It e Sep;,, at o l|o-t j|e
I   nequal
dull n I e       Smith a       !m u r 1 1
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j  o v o r -v \) a d o w e d      11 \       1 o ]) o 1 ! -     •. I
mill! a iv   act ion   in  t I ie uuH
A ( h 1   have  to   w 1 >udei    it   it       j
! e. iinctdeiico."     -aid    Snot 11     !u-
:   loi \      uist rut lor In     t he     la-!
\ears    ol     hi-    hie        Kin-      h. u i
j   r e a I I V C o 111 e out ,1:   .mi- !
Vietnam
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j  war"
Me aid      he      lulu  ve        Kmi;
j   would    he    a.ain -1     1 he    uh.i nr
c ha 11 v a 111 - m     co n n ei t ••(!      ^ 11 \ 1
;   v ndeiH■•■
l'a-ed     on     Kmia  -     pi 1 ma pleat id oppo-ition  tn wai.   it   1-   una
:  o 1 rial »le I hat hi- po-i tu»n - w on Id
j   not   have changed    Smith   -aid
■ Km:;1    -aid    \o     have   to   live
I   loj.el liei  a-I not he t-» or  peri-li.e-
!   |«iol>        he   silil        We   an     he-ill
111 no   tu look a  lot   like tool-
lv it ha id      Ivcddeii       a>siii tate
ill 1 ei loi      ot      Mi norit v      I Mi r oil
me nl      -a ul    Knoa    would    have
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1   w a v     to hi mo |,,.u , • toil unit r u-
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