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Weekend Arrests Continue I Saturday Night Fever Grand Valley State University ScholarWorks@GVSU Volume 23 Lanthorn, 1968-2001 10-12-1988 Lanthorn, vol. 23, no. 07, October 12, 1988 Grand Valley State University Follow this and additional works at: http://scholarworks.gvsu.edu/lanthorn_vol23 Part of the Archival Science Commons, Education Commons, and the History Commons Recommended Citation Grand Valley State University, "Lanthorn, vol. 23, no. 07, October 12, 1988" (1988). Volume 23. 7. http://scholarworks.gvsu.edu/lanthorn_vol23/7 This Issue is brought to you for free and open access by the Lanthorn, 1968-2001 at ScholarWorks@GVSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in Volume 23 by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@GVSU. For more information, please contact [email protected]. 'll * i * » i'niw jiv. /jlln s ld e : . _ <1 # t>. 3 O p in io ® r* Fans go Wild Over Romandcs/Sec Story, page 7 Weekend Arrests Continue I Saturday Night Fever By Stu MacKenzie unfairly as a "party school". got an empty apartment, or good New* Writer Said Candy Cowling, president tenants." By Eric C. Nietling declined to comment on the of Student Senate, "We're Koster also said that he has Editor in Chief situation. However, a meeting has In a second weekend of interested in knowing what the begun evicting tenants. been setfor later this week to decide increased patrols by County landlords and police want. We "I poured some concrete on LastSatundaynight,adanceheld how to avoid the situation in the deputies that produced 30 arrests, want the students and community Friday night, and within two by the Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity future. most reactions were that to get along." hours they (tenants) had written was cut short because of what A6A, on the other hand, has Homecoming went, "fairly well." In preparation for an "open some graffitti on there that would several students termed as a “riot”. already taken action against According to Lt. Larry Beld of forum" between landlords, make your grandmother turn over According to one eyewitness, something happening like this the Ottawa County Sheriffs community members and the in her grave. I'd rather have a one fight broke out during the again. “We’ve gotten response department, "This weekend went campus, Cowling will join with bunch of junior high school kids dance When aplainclothes campus from our graduate chapter to act as fairly well. if we just didn't University President Arend in here than these students, if police officer jumped in to stop it, security at our events,” Caddell ahve the problems with Lubbers and Dean of Students that's the way they're going to the attacker ran off. After the explained. “Our basic concern is non-students..." Bart Merkle in meeting with act. We're evicting now." officer had radioed for back-up, he the students safety. Another Police issued 30 citations over landlords and County law Other landlords seemed to be tried to apprehend the suspect and precaution Caddell said that they the weekend, all for liqour enforcement officials on experiencing better times. Ralph ended up running him out of the were taking was that in the future violations, either involving Wednesday. Seitsma, owner of apartments on building. they are going to limit their driving, open container, or MIP Rich Street, said, "I would say Kirkhof Center building function to college students only. (minor in possession). Half the "I don't mind if they want it's pretty well straightened out managers stopped the dance, but In other words, if someone came citations written went to Grand to have fu n and have a good the last couple weeks. It gives on the way out, more fights broke to an A8A event here at GVSU, Valley students. time, but a lot o f this is me a better feeling when they out in the main lobby. In one that person could participate as - Beld saw an improvement in being done by kids who (tenants) show respect for the instance, a sign was used as a long heorshe showed acollegelD tenant reactions to the police aren't students at Grand property." weapon. from any other college A8A presence. Valley." In phone interviews last week Several Ottawa County police chapter. “We just want to protect "At one party over at River Ralph Sietsma, owner with the Lanthorn, managers of were stationed in the area for the students,” Caddell added. Ridge that I ran on, when I talked Rich St. apartments Grand Valley and Campus View alcohol enforcement and heard the Wygant went on to add “.. it’s to them (tenants), they broke it apartments expressed similar call for back-up. Ten sheriffs almost impossible to prevent up on. their own once I informed The meeting, according to points of view. Both talked of deputies responded to the call and something like this from them of the Township Cowling, is not to air tow , "95% of these people cause several arrests were made. happening. We have security at ordinance.” complaints. Instead she stated, no problems." Both alsb Three non-students, one adult all «vents- that take place after and two juveniles were arrested Beld continued, "We did not "we want to find out what the expressed knowledge of outsiders midnight to help with law 'or disorderly fightirtg and were have any unruly incidents with landlords want, what the causing damage, and expressed enforcement.. “ taken immediately to the Ottawa students, even the ones who were community wants. hope that the County patrols Another incident arose the County. A weapon, a knife with issued citations. I think the "For instance, one landlord would eliminate or reduce following morning when Media qtuckles was also confiscated. students should be commended." wants everyone to have a limit of non-student presence in thier Services stopped by the Kirkhof The fights were “. intention­ While Grand Valley's Campus six people in an apartment. A buildings. » Center topiclc up some equ ipment ally set-up,” said A1 Wygant, Chief Security was kept busy, none of lot of tenants feel this is President Lubbers voiced the that was rented out for the dance. of Police. their actions involved students. A unreasonable. We just want to University's concern that campus Two speakers valued at $300 a Winfred Caddell, President of dance on Saturday night produced hear what he wants, and then and community get along, and piece and two amplifiers valued at A8A said that the confrontation a couple of fights, and a report of present some student views." that non-students be recognized as $1200 a piece were missing. a contributing factor to landlords' was started by'non-students from possible stolen audio equipment The landlord referred to is It is not known at this time problems. Grand Rapids. They “.. came out was made, but none of these Merwyn Koster, owner of whether or nrit the equipment has "I can understand their wanting to a dance and tried to be cool,” he incidents involved GVSU Campus West apartments. Koster been misplaced or stolen. Campus to keep their poroperty said. students. Referring to the is attempting to get tenants to Police are investigating the Romantics concert Saturday undamaged. I can understand the Kirkhof Center officials sign an adendum to existing situation. night, A1 Wygant, head of leases setting a limit of six deputies wanting to keep people, Campus Security said, "We had people, including leaseholders, in and the roads, safe. I just hope no problems at the concert." an apartment at any one time. that everybody can . conduct County deputies were also kept Although the Lanthorn has not themselves in a way that makes busy dealing with 3 auto been able to find any tenants who more friends than enemies." accidents on M-45 on Saturday. have signed the addendum, Koster "I'm, really concerned for ECS Forwards Proposal According to Beld, none of the feels the original lease is capable people’s safety, especially with accidents were the result of of meeting his needs. the area around here being such a For Physical Therapy "parties". When asked if damages to his ~ magnet for non-students." Media reports pf this weekend's two buildings had come under Despite the improvements, Masters Program events seemed more responsive to control in the last two weeks, he County police expect to be on By Brian Holtsdaw very outstanding and meets the GVSU's image, as numbers of responded by saying, "Yes, it's duty here again this coming News Writer •- needs of both society and our students and non-students were getting better. Every time there's weekend. Lt. Beld said," We'll be students”. The transition was released. This was in contrast to an incident, you turn the screws a there this weekend, and I hope it Last Friday, October 7, 1988, expected, “...since the beginning last week's reports, which many little tighter, until you've either gets even quieter.” the Executive Committee of the of the program.” said Strickler. on campus felt portrayed GVSU Senate forwarded a proposal to Addressing the reasons of the change GrandValley’s Physical changes Strickler quoted, “The Therapy program from the present original program was established Tuition Battle Leads Bachelor of Science degree to a in response to a perceived need or Masters. documented need based on the The American Physical Therapy survey done by the Michigan Association passed a bill in 1979, Physical Therapy Association to Budget Woes “...that by the year 1990, the which showed the current need for A pared-downn tuition increase, Michigan's legislature allocated The Board of Control had Masters degree should be the point a program in West Michigan.” a state legislature appropriation $24.3 million to Grand Valley planned on a 14.1% tuition of entry into Physical Therapy”, Strickler also saying that reality is that failed to keep up with State for the 1988-89 school increase for this year, based on Elizabeth Strickler, Academic another issue “Clearly, however, increased expenses and a fourth year, representing a 1.9% increase the governor's recommendation, Coordinatorof Clinical Education, the strongest force for change is consecutive year of record in actual dollars over last year’s but decided to pwait the actual stated.
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