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The Daily Egyptian, October 27, 1987 Southern Illinois University Carbondale OpenSIUC October 1987 Daily Egyptian 1987 10-27-1987 The aiD ly Egyptian, October 27, 1987 Daily Egyptian Staff Follow this and additional works at: https://opensiuc.lib.siu.edu/de_October1987 Volume 74, Issue 47 Recommended Citation , . "The aiD ly Egyptian, October 27, 1987." (Oct 1987). This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Daily Egyptian 1987 at OpenSIUC. It has been accepted for inclusion in October 1987 by an authorized administrator of OpenSIUC. For more information, please contact [email protected]. l. "ll II Southern Illinois University at Carbondale Tuesday.October~.I987. Vol. 74. No. 47. 16P... Collegiality, tenure worry faculty 8y Toby Eckert of StaffWr.lor the senate's governance the decisioa to award teDure .ay., "it il their un­ committee, said Monday. usually is baaed 011 a faculty ~ lllat ..... DOt The faculty sena te will President Jolin C. Guyon member's IeId1iD8 ability, the W18'Ud effa:ti:nIY wltb the debate a resolution tcday that introduced the ~t of quality of researdI or ereatift IIIIIIIe campa or wltb the rejects the notion that faculty "collegiality" as a basIS for activity a"ld service to the dlnctIw of the SdIoal of members must be able to tenure when be recommended Uniwni~. .... Ie •. they bellen be coopente witb colleagues to that the Bc:!..rd of Trustees AccordiDg to documents ezhlblt, a taek of attain tenure. reject an appeal by William obtaiDed by the DaiJy Egyp­ coIJeIIaIIly •••• " !\fany untenured faculty Hammond, an associate tian, the flve-member SdIoGI ............... 10 the members are concerned lbat professor in the Scbool of of ....ie Promotion and _mlltee Y~~.~ intr,)ducing professional Music, who was denied teDure Teure Committee uaed a .-Ie r-Ity_1IIrDed cooperatit'll as a basis for on I!rOWIds t!-.at be bas not flllllPlUdJackofcollelialityOll ..... 1IaDuIiaDd'....... '" a awarding tenure will threaten worked effectively with lI.IiDmIODd's part as a baiS for ..... l2toS. their academic freedom, colleagues. denying him teaure. Jervis Underwood, chairman Under Uuiversity guidelines, In a ~g6 memo to _COl' ..-uTY."-' u.s. bans trade with Iran WASHINGTON (UPJ) - The export ban covers sucb Iranian oil platform in the gull President Reagan, citing products as mobile com­ that appeered to raise the "aggress;ve disregard for the municatioos equipment, boats military stakes in the region. most fundamental norms of and marine engines, olf­ ..oving to augment the international conducl," im­ 'lighway wheel tractors, Jarge formidable U.S. military posed a broad trade embargo diesel engines, aircraft parts, presence in the gull wltb against Iran Monday for at­ portable generators, elec­ economic preas:II'e, Reqan tacks on U.S. and other in­ tronic test and cryptographic expresaed hope of a reduction terests in the Persian Gulf. equipment and a naval in teasIons but said, ''Un­ u rged by Congress to in­ acoustic, photographic and fortunately, the Iranian crease pressure on Tehran for navigation systems. government's response to its actions in the gulf, Reagan UDder a Jan. 23, 1984, State date, in deeds as well u words, ClI"IIt!red a ban on imports t;f oil Department finding that has been entirely con­ and other goods from Ira'3 and designated Iran as a state lbat structive. " an embargo on 14 categories of supports international Wblte HOUle officials said U.S. products with potential terrorism, ezports controJs the pwdtift steps taken by military application. were imposed on a variety of Reagan were intended to deny "Let me empbasize that we other materials with clear Iran • IICIIII'Ce of bani currency are taking these economic military potential. from exports of oil, caviar, measures ooly alter repeated Reagan directed the State ,:.'::"' DUIa and teo:tiJes to till 7.,ar~ war but unsuccessful efforts to and~tstoimplemf!llt \be 'ban _ reduce tensions with Ira1l," an Reagan said in a statement, imports from Iran "u _ as a~:e!III!UID II ~ til " and in response to the con­ possible" and said the ad­ cat all a C!JW of all ftlaId at .. milJiOD in 1.a aDd .. tinued and increasingly ditional controJs 011 U.S. ""­ milJiOD tIIrauIb the first _ bellicose behavior of the ports '"will go into effect in a Iranian government. wee\< to 10 days." moatbB of 1117 and trade in "They do not reflect any The action by Reagan -.petroleum exports ran­ quarrel with the Iranian followed the retaliatorY attack ning about 25 pen:ent beIdDd people." last Monday on an armed the $100 mllBOII pace of1.a. Soviet prof to discuss education By John a.lelwln ·'The t.bing& that are of main better tban the other. SbffWr~", importance to me are bow well Korpsaar is 011 a JIiDe. Jaan Korgesaar, an you educate students and bow mODtb sabbatica1 to study associate profes.<or of special qualified the teacbers are, not special elluration in the United education from the Soviet just the method of teaching," States at !be Univenlty of Union, says that Soviet and Korgesaar said. American educational systems He said both uJuntries are _IOVIET."-' are more similar thar. some too diverse to genersJi2e on the educators may think. education they prOIIide. He Gus Bode "We aren't as different as said this is especially 80 in the we like to think," Korgesaar United States, wbere local said Monday. He said that boards can make major although ideological dif­ decisions on education, but ferences may be great bet­ that it is also true in the Soviet ween the countries, the quality Union, where education of the education is very decisions are more cen­ similar. tralized. Korgesaar, of Tartu "There are good teacbers Universit.y in Estonia, bere, there are good IeIcbers Showering down U.S.S.R., Wil' speak at 7 there. Tbei e are good scbooIs bere, there are good scboolis tonight in Morris Auditorium au. ..,. W, cIIIIIng 10 think KIIIt u-r. __ In ............_ ..1.... 111... ' ....... on comparisons betv!""n there," be said. you -*I ..... _. .......... ..,10... ......,. special education in the Soviet He said it is impossible to ____ In IIIII8rIa. Union and the United States. say one country's education is ThisMomiD& Council posts 'warning signs at Mill Street By Deedra L.aw'-d traffic ... DOt stop" ........ ...... a pnbIem is bnJucbt 10 ..... 1Iy •• L ....... I, ~tonarrate SWlWriter !be --U', attention, !be of .................., or:d:1eiiib'8 concert Traffic signs have been watC~ .. paIIIId -U wID do what It ean to __fr.ant ... _ ........ ... 8liliiii... posted at the intenection of a ..... way'· .... _ fram aned thepnblem. -PageS the driftway arB • A Travel NeIaOD silId abe waa caD­ ....1._ ..... M Universilf. Avenue and MiD aned _ the dty'l deeillCIG Street while the city awailll the at'/Ol S. Ullhwllty Ave. S-~ .... .., ... instilllatiOll of traffic signals at LIDda NeIaaa, eIYII ..vice to aIIIIW the ~ <!I a ..uI ......... ~ . SaIuki spiker the intersectiOll. ..... at Woody JIaII, lint f..woad~_orOll City Manager William C. ailed !lie CIty CGImdlIO lie" aa uu.dy ......- in­ ". .... ~of _free" Dixon told die City Council the 81,.., ~OII 0c:L 12. Sbe ~ .. Traaaporatioa aald tile _SpoI1816 Monday that the Illinois tbaDbd f>IzOD far IIiVbII .... The c:ouDeII p'anted a re.taaraat would eauae apecJaJ _ permit far a *'- "~ Depertment of TransporiatiolJ ~the~ __ ID"'" posted six signs at the in­ of tMIIL ill reltauraat to SDappa dIiJIII the tramc," iD a WIer -.... tersectiOll inc1uding "cross Mayor Neil DIDard said 1IIa~ restaurant July 6. Snappa, sent to the council. Tennis team goes 9-3, looks toward spring a,o...lIIIIIer slow in No. 1 singles but WOll SllllfWr1Ier four of ber last five matcbes to TIle w_'s IemIIs teaD! finiIb at &-11. Her slow start bas bopes of capturing the miIbt have been caused by fiu Gateway Conferioce Cham- at ihe _tart of tile season 8Dd a .. of confidence after ber 1-3 r.=~~lnu:e~ after perlormance in tile Midwest "I f like Ibis could be tile Invitatioaal, Auld said. year for us in ccmference, U "Sbe bad problems In tile Salulti c:aadl Judy Auld said. ~oftlleseasonbutit "I thint we bave earned a lot seemed like abe fiaalIy loi ber of respect 8Dd people realize confidence back," Auld said. tbat we're a main eontendoor "SIIe fIniabed tile season really for tile title. I tbiDk We-tern well." (illinois). • def"mitely Ii'; ~ 011 Betb Boardman also started borrowed time." slow but finlsbed strqln No. Auld's callie for optimism • 2 sinIIes. SIIe won nine of ber based on WlU's subpar last 14 matdla In ("miBb 11 ... recrulliIJI year, tile .. of "I tbiDk Ibis was a Rood year WIU's No. 6 sinIJes player for her " Alii.! said. "It wasn't ,Dana Ford, aDd sfU-c's as iOOci as ber fresbman ~ Improvement. but abe was playing a poIIItiOll TIle Salukia must continue to biIber. Perhaps it fAd[ a litUe ::c:.:~lndOUbles , bit of a toll 0II11er." Dane Cberebetiu, tbe "Our doubles bas DOt been Gateway cbampion In No. 3 good at aIf except for tile NO. 1 sinIles, bad tile best record on doubles" Auld said. "We the team witb a 1~7 mark. def"miie\y need to get our "Dana really bad a great doubles going. Perhaps it will season," Auld said. "Sbe's be a result ~ maybe ebaaIIInI: doing so much more witb tile some doubles teams arouDiI .,- ball. Rather tban just bitting it Preseason Rambo TIle top six singles p1P 'ters bard, abe's ("mally starting to combined for a &:H8 :-.1 tbink tbrouIbout a match. Randy "Rambo" ItouH It'- 10 throw.... ~ prKtIce. SlU-C will begln .... _eon wbile tile top three 'Joables Sbe's dIanIInI the pace, using ball In bounds ....I nat r-.nI Jtay Sceter for ..1 on Now.
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