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Astern Illinois University the Keep Eastern Illinois University The Keep May 1980 5-2-1980 Daily Eastern News: May 02, 1980 Eastern Illinois University Follow this and additional works at: http://thekeep.eiu.edu/den_1980_may Recommended Citation Eastern Illinois University, "Daily Eastern News: May 02, 1980" (1980). May. 2. http://thekeep.eiu.edu/den_1980_may/2 This is brought to you for free and open access by the 1980 at The Keep. It has been accepted for inclusion in May by an authorized administrator of The Keep. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Weather Friday will be partly sunny with highs in the upper 60s to low 70s. Friday night will be partly cloudy with lows in the upper 40s. astern ews Saturday will be partly sunny with Friday, May 2, 1980/ Charleston , Ill.Nol. 65, No. 142/3 Sections/24 Pages highs in the low 70s. anges to be made business school... nda De Vries ·be met. tern works toward the goal of Ivarie said in order for Eastern to g accreditation from the receive accreditation, the number and Assembly of Collegiate quality of faculty members must be of Business, students will improved. see changes take place in the "Our class size is too large and our of Business here. faculty are carrying too large of Illinois Board of Higher Edu­ loads,'' Ivarie said. cently asked all Illinois public He said in order to improve this 'ties to review their business area, more quality faculty members in order to· plan for future must be hired so there are fewer ments and to examine existing students per faculty member. s. Ivarie said Eastern now has the arie, dean of Eastern's School facilities needed to be a quality school ess, said the IBHE is review­ but because different classes offered business schools because the by the school are in different locations, of majors are increasing in a move to locate all business classes in Jne building is needed. all Illinois universities re­ "We are thinking about a move to their business programs, the :onsolidate the business school into compiled the information and one building, " Ivarie said. eneral suggestions to Illinois Although no definite location has schools. been decided, Ivarie said he favors lvarie said the IBHE put too moving the entire school into Coleman phasis on the accreditation of Hall. s schools in its final report. The School of Business is now the BHE report, they put too located in Blair· Hall and Coleman emphasis on accreditation of Hall. s programs and not enough on · Ivarie said another suggestion the ·c quality, " Ivarie said. IBHE made to all Illinois universities is ver, Eastern plans to ask the that more internal allocations be for accreditation within the awarded to the business schools. e years. He said this area is one which said the business school will Eastern needs to work on. accredited in order to receive ''I am only aware of one allocation recognition as a" quality that was made to the School of Business in the past two years,'' Ivarie have a good prog�� now, but said. a program is accredited, it He said approximately nine or 10 mote recognition as a quality internal allocations are available each , " lvarie said. year. said a School of Business Internal allocations include univer­ eet certain criteria in order to sity money which will not be used accreditation. because of fa culty who are either fired eive accreditation, the univer­ or have quit. Let's play coach/- library must contain business­ Ivarie said the IBHE's suggestion to This little tyke wanted to get into baseball game against Chicago materials; facilities must con­ reallocate internal funds to the Busi­ the action from a ringside seat Circle. (News photo by Val Bosse) to a business learning environ­ ness School will be difficult since Thursday during the Panthers' the program must have an Eastern is underfunded. te number of faculty members; "Because there are so many areas . hard to say, 'give more money to the will review its program every five um must meet certain stand­ on campus who need more money Business School, "' Ivarie said. years in order to improve itself. and various other criteria must because Eastern is underfunded, it is Ivarie said the School of Business Dean stresses move for accreditation Ann Schlanser and Sue_ lvarie said. School. adequate for the English department. George Cooper of the business ''If the·business faculty doesn't fit in There are not enough offices and the f the changes Ted Ivarie, dean education department recently served space now available, something will classrooms are not suited to this hool of Business, emphasized as the head of a fa culty committee to have to change, " Ivarie said. "If there department.'' tern's business department to study possible alternatives for the isn't enough space available, we can't Quivey said he did not propose any accredited is to move all the relocation of the School of Business, move. " other alternatives for the situation. ents to a single location. lvarie said. The resulting change may be This alternative is now being inves­ ntly, the management and He said the committee's first choice moving one of the departments now in tigated by Miller and Bond and the · g departments of the School was to renovate Blair Hall and add an Coleman to Blair Hall. The English final decision will be made Coleman by Marvin. iness are located in annex. However, Ivarie said, "this department is under consideration for Ivarie said if Marvin does decide to e rapid growth of the Business would be economically impossible at such a move, Ivarie said. move the business department to over the past five years has the present time. " Vice President for Administration Coleman, the move will be made this too large for Blair Hall, where .and Finance-George Current studies by the Office of Miller and Vice summer. Included in the move of the school is now located, to Institutional Research and President of Academic Develop­ Affairs Thomas Coleman will be the departments, the Bond have ment show there is enough space on asked the English depart­ offices and a majority of the business campus to house all of Eastern's ment faculty to evaluate the possibility classes. of a relocation departments without additional con­ to Blair, Ivarie said. However, Iravie said all the classes 011cat1on ends James Quivey, struction. head of the English will not be moved to Coleman because oday's edition of the Eastern department, Therefore, the School of Business is said any benefit gained it does not have enough space to last one for the by s is the considering Coleman Hall as its best the School of Business from this accomodate the larger classes. move 'ng semester. possible choice for a new location, will lessen the cohesion of the Ivarie said the present circum­ News will resume summe:r College e Ivarie said. He said Eastern President of Arts and Sciences. At stances of the business department is lication on Tuesday, June present, most 17. Daniel E. Marvin's initial reaction to of the departments inadequate because of the large dis­ will be the onday, Aug. 25 the move was positive. under the College of Arts and Sciences tance between the two locations. next fall. t edit:on of the News However, he said available space in are located in Coleman Hall. "This causes a lack of communi­ ''Their Coleman does not appear to be gain is our loss, " Quivey cation between the department, " he adequate for the entire Business said. ''I don't think Blair . Hall is said. 2 Eastern News . Friday, May.2, 1980 (JP) News shorts FTC shuts down Enmeshed in a new government The FTC's 1, 750 employees in policy of no-money no-work, the 1 Washington and 10 regional offices Federal Trade Commission went out of showed up for work anyway, but there SENIORS business Thursday, waiting for Con- was no guarantee that they'd be paid Join VISTA and share your gress to provide funds to restore its and their efforts were restricted offi- Liberal Arts experience with life. cially to closing down the agency. America's urban & rural poor. Your degree in EDUCATION, SOCIAL Ghotbzadeh threatens reprisals SCIENCE, HEALTH, BUSINESS ADMIN. Three Arab terrorists holding at Iranian Foreign Minister Sadegh PHYS. ED., or RECREATION can help least 19 hostages at the Iranian Ghotbzadeh vowed eye-for-eye solve social, human and environ­ Embassy in· London let two death reprisals, telling the terrorists by mental problems of low-income deadlines pass for their captives ·telephone that Iran would execute one communities. Sign up at Placement Thursday as the Tehran government of the jailed Arabs for each London Office for a talk with fonner flatly refused to negotiate their hostage that is harmed, Tehran Radio VISTA volunteer on campus: "blackmail" demand to release Arab reported. Call Chicago Recr. Offic prisoners in Iran. collect 312-353-499 Thompson opposes house cuts 8:30 to 5:00 Gov. James R. Thompson said issue, thefocus of a statewide citizens' Thursday in Springfield he's per­ drive that seeks to ask voters in sonally opposed to slashing the size of November to approve a constitutional the Illinois House. amendment cutting back to 118 the It's the first time the governor has present 177-member House. publicly stated his position on the :!_,,_,,_,,_,,_,,_,,_,,�,-,,_,,_,,_,,_,,, The men of Sigma Chi I: I I: I= I )would like to Congratulate I IJ " th new actives!! • i: eir I I I- iDon: 13ogus Darren 13rool�sl I i- Qtcoduotegl I: Tim Levert JeffWeinel� e I I i- I' Lew Eslinger Ed Weel"\s I- I Gob Unler John Douglosl tRich Gorozd Gob Hohe I u'Uo"doy, u'Uoy 5, 1980 I And wish the best of luck I i to our brothers who are I MARTIN LUTHER KING, = : leaving UNIVERSITYUNION L,,_.,-,,�,_,,_,,_,,_,,_,, ....(, ....,, 4111mM,_,,J News Staff Editor in chief Tom Keefe News editor.
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