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VOL. LXIV, No. 6 UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COLUMBIA, S.C. 29208 JULY 12, 1973 .Foam Finally Flol. (sepe .Page three Committee BY BOB CRAFT He said that or The Student-Faculty Parking nesday afternoc Committee met last Thursday af- 25 per. cent "ur ternoon in the new B.A. Building. the parking lot: The committee heard from Bob seum. Whiteside Whiteside of Wilbur Smith and ing garage was b Associates, the company who is "65 per cent of studying the traffic situation, and Whiteside sai his associate Paul Thompson. ratio goes up as Whiteside said that his company had some ideas on the situation - although they were to be ragard~ed as that rather than as concrete ' proposals. Among the ideas, Whiteside, said, was to close Green St. en tirely, to close Green St. par tially, to depress Green St., to develop Pendleton and Green Streets and - to eliminate parking on Green St. * Whiteside said that these were notStdn ru new ideas.Stdnru Whiteside said that his company openls. To si had made studies of the park ing f ive. facilitie that werealrady at USC. > Hears Par a "typical" Wed- changes. He explained this by say n there was 20 to ing that the number of cars coming der-utilization" of to campus goes up as the number behind the Coli- of graduate students enrolled goes said that the park- up. The present percentage of eing used to about graduate students is now about 25 capacity." per cent. d that the parking Whiteside urged the committee the "student mix" to take all possible steps "to make ab book exchange Proposals for Gay Lib or ye $$$ see page ganization were passed then rejected by Student Affairs Office. See psag three. king Proposa s he parking we have work." would be 25 cents. That the two Representatives of the Student Russell House lots are to be used 3overnment brought a proposal by off-campus "A" stickered cars; efore the committee which asked the two Coliseum lots be allowed he following: that the parking only to students displaying either arage be changed to a metered a "B" or "C" sticker (both decals arage with access available only would cost $15.00); and that all ~off-campus students with anoteltsncapsbalwd 'A" ecal Thecos of he dcal sosoly ocuslos stuent hob se ________________________ by_ fcaiplay "" sticker cas Oe it Cofeu the sallwic sarB"eo aC stier oetion weas thel pont $15.00) ad that the othe-eleton mpu be usedwed " tdca . h oto h ea ooncampus students who ea sparke afubr ofor qestons inash car would be allowed to park in the lot. Harold Brunton, vice-president Whatthe eucedoesthi for business affairs, asked "How Whatthe eucedoesthiscan you check to see if the stu ave to do with anything- dent is car-pooling?" He said that See page SIX. if the lot is metered "the normal (Continued on page five)