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VOL. LXI-NO. 63 University of South Carolina. Columbia, S. C. 29208 .Wdnesday, March_10 197 Parking Twent) reserv( A recommendation that (or $50 per year) be made fc provide a guaranteed parl revenue for the develop facilities," was passed by day. Robert Roberts, chairme the price of parking meters have a raise in prices. The Student Governmer passed a resolution that a c kept at a minimum. Priorities on the 573 spacc to students and the faculty that are left. By next fall 20 with additional ones sold i The parking garage w problems by leaving a net 3 students. The advantages o guaranteed parking space vandalism. The bottom lei ceramic screen to keep peol be open. The crosswalk, wh be fenced over to keep pe areas other than designated and well patrolled. Several other student proposed with the next on The recommendation wil Senate for a referendum v, March 24. Robert Roberts wants "students to have a 1 at Carolina so they can vo dum." - The Parking Committee staff will. not be charged p..harge for students with de a $6 fee must be paid by ou must be allowed to park ir land was acquired through West to s WUSC-Fl r dollars ,s spot "a charge of $20 per semester or the Blossom Street garage to king space and provide more ment of additional parking the Parking Committee Mon in of the committee, said that in the campus area would not it Senate Welfare Committee harge was needed, but must be s in the six-level garage will go and staff will take any spaces ) to 300 spaces will be available is they are completed. ill help to alleviate parking 50 to 500 -spaces open for other f using the parking garage are s and added security against iel of the garage will have a pie out and the other levels will ich wIll adjoin the garage, will ople from climbing onto it in I entrances and it will be wel1 lit parking garages are being Pendleton Street. I1 be submitted to the Student ote In the election package on , chairman of the committee, Nell-defined picture of parking te intelligently on the referen also decided that faculty and for parking. There will be no cals using the Coliseum lot, but tsiders. Roberts said outsiders i the Coliseum lot because the the Urban Renewal program. peak over V4 tonight Gov: John C. West told WUSC FM that he does not believe the recent student demonstrations for peace held at the State Capitol have much effect on state legislators. West said that while the demonstrations may arouse public emotion and sentiment, the war in Indochina Is a national issue and state officials or his administration have little sway over the federal governihent. In the Interview to be broadcast at 4:30 today on "Carolina Campus Show" on WUSC-FM, West said that he thinks President Jones Is doing a fine job. West added, "Being President of a university is probably a worse .job than being 4 i - Block to I The stores and residences of the South Main Street block from Green Street to Devine Street will be evicted by the end of the summer for the completion of the East Students to d( to give UN c By HARRY HOPE the members of ti Staff Writer what we as a Tonight at 8 a group of students dividuals-think. will begin planning an ex- "We are trying perimental program designed to students--not just give students' views to members of majors or inter the United Nationg. majors. We also i This session will be the first part of a conference at the Wade Hampton Hotel sponsored by the S USC International Relations Club in cooperation with the Council on InternUtional Relations and United by M Nations Affairs. Allen Grooms, a spokesman for By HOLLY the group, said part of the con- Staff V ference will be a simulation game-- Four scholarsh a model Economic and Social Tech will be offe Council (ECOSOC.) by the departn In the model ECOSOC, students languages. will assume the roles of those Prof. Carl Shirl nations seated in the ECOSOC and department said the delegates will draft a report eligible for a $l( which will be forwarded to an study this summ international student conference in Tech in Mexico. Denmark, which convenes next The four $100: month. be awarded on l The conference is built around sonal intervil six major topics: human rights, necessarily beci enviomen, diarmaent, academic excelk educiomn, diarmacdveoment In 1970 the depa eat onconmi development languages of U.S and ocia devlopmnt,cooperation with Tlhe report, in addition to going a summer stui to the international student con- Monterrey, Mexi ference, will be presented to ,is being continuei member nations of the United American studei Nations through the Commission to study a foreign c Study the Organization of PSee summer. "We are a huge lobbying body," A maximu.m of -Parker netsud )e nwv0ed Glencoe Project which cleared land for the Coliseum.- The area being cleared is for the new Law School to be erected by late '1972. !.Sign program LMPUS VIeWS ie United Nations a full political sampling."_ tudents--as in- Grooms said conference fees for USC delegates have been walved to get all types ofananineetdsunscol political scienceananineetdsunscol nationtal studies contact the group in the Santee vant to represent Room of the Wade Hampton Hotel. arships offered [ onterrey Tech GATLING Elementary Spanish, Higher IrIter Conversation, Spanish Lsiterature ps to Monterrey and a variety of graduate courses. re ths sumr Prof.- Shirley points out that the ient of foreign cost, $425, is less than the price of one summer session at U.S.C. ey otf the, Spanhw%*1 The $425 includes tuition, room tha ayoe s ad oad,landr ad edca p'coasi o evc,diy adsrie Gchoeashp Projec twhich provided and foeston Coim he basis ofeir- camparare onlforcents ne La w coo to e onetedrey lTe 1972. rtetofrign p r10 corp."tsam p iyp us hvigaotiew"srf i nitd an a ilticale prsaing.e"lie ts a chanceCto e lates the b er program poliica scince anh1 at 3 inreste st14nt ouldh ntdtuuing stue otc h runteSe Humanitoiresreentroom oftebaeHaponHld. ars ip moffe ifredincalr reithi houmrs cos.an les than23 thcoe pric of