Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Vol. LXIII-No. 13 University of South Carolina, Columbia, S. C. 29208 Thursday, October 12, 1972 Z Y The greening of Green Street: Organized BY BLAKE LORICK, NICK to pay $30 a year PARHAM AND CHARLES faculty and stafi FELLENBAUM and a large par dence halls still A festive but concerned fire alarms." mood prevailed Wednesday The student x afternoon when student body also listed the bi president David Spinazzolo ingfo the and othpr student group ingfortheconst leaders organized a "walk" across Green Street which stopped most traffic for moreSe than an hour. The afternoon was best summed up by an old lady screaming from a Senateelecti blocked bus, "It's a helluva A petition pr mess." Commission re The blockade began when enjoined on th Spinazzolo announced to a of ballots was crowd of 250 to 350 that "We Petitioners the are not here simply because Justice Kathy we want Green Street perma- elections be er nently closed. We are here Student Supre because traffic planning has Du et been inadequate for the tre- Du et mendous influx of cars in the "This means a last three years, because stu- paign will ceas dents and their parents have Was it really something to stick your tongi blockade: 'a he to park while middle of McBride Quad- Spinazz pay nothing, rangle as a reason for the remarks i of the resi- blockade. He said, "The list little musi do not have goes on. Everyone here has street, and their own particular con- cerns." dy president cerns. Each grievance is rep- At first ] ick of plann- resented here today by those rallied qui ruction in the most affected by it." fic to a si iate elections enjoined 2 ons again have been enjoined,. putlatrtehaig esented to the USC Elections at6pmtoih(Tusy questing that the elections be RomiCasne e grounds of lack of secrecy"Teeaellsrsote rejected by the commission. cniee, etsi." n appealed to Supreme Court delrdivi,itwudi Carver, who ordered that the anthcosiuonpef ijoined until a hearing by the Snt lcin utb ne Court can be held.fissiwekofchl.t supreme court justice, said, aphscli osbltyo [1 action concerning the cam- ln o. e anclaredrinvalid,iit wouldlh i..' y e out at? See below and page 2. Iluva mess' olo concluded his police reacted by re-routing vith, "We've got a traffic around the blocked c here, we've got a section of Green St. c we'e got ou c University security offi cials were convinced that the iesitant, the crowd situation did not warrant cal ckly bringing traf- ling in city police. While the :nsltillgn Ca Administration was aware of :andtil. Capus the impending walk-in Tues day, campus police were not ~officially notified until 4:45 ~p.m. Wednesday by the stu The crown sentiment rhich will be held ranged from profane to pro in the Keystone found. A blocked city bus with an irritated driver :hnicalities to be prompted freshman Erik f the election is Storck to say, "I've almost ave to be reheld, been hit several times and I ialsttsta' think the bus driver sucks." iclysae htOn the other hand, the held ithi thedriver's mood was one of would be almost boredom. He said, "I think the meet that dead- blockade is ridiculous because we've got passen (See GREREN. Page 4)