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BY RAY COOPER
Of The Gamecock staM
'Te USC Student Patrol,
four years ago by the Student Gc
Association, team with Campus
provide the USC comnunity wil
of security."
Two groups of two, equipped w
flashlights and dressed In plai
patrol the campus from 7 p.m.
One group patrols north of Gr4
while the other group patrols
Committee
From Page One
block .. Dr. Richard Rempel,
chairman of the committee, said
he spoke with USC President
William H. Patterson about
moving the project to another site,
but said Patterson would not
change right now because he is
under enormous pressure from
-interest groups in related areas.
Rempel called the social
sciences center a- "breakthrough"
because there is faculty in
volvement. He was comparing it to
the Humanities building project in
which there was no faculty in
volvement.
Another area discussed at the
meeting was the parking situation,
a problem seemingly on
everyone's mind. Brought out
during the course of' the meeting
was the fact that the University
will lose about 7770 existing -
parking places between January to
September, 1975. This loss in
cludes both faculty-staff and
student spaces.
Dr. Wade Batson proposed
keepif.g the campus condensed by
maximally utilizing all closed-in
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areas. He also suggested no
parking inside the old six-block
walled area except for the Little
Horseshoe and the President's lot,
except for Horseshoe parking on
special occasions.
Rempel expressed enthusiasm
toward some of the proposals. He
said it would be good if the com
mittee could "create another park
area (e.g., Gibbes Green) within
an inner-city university." This
could result from no inside
boundary parking. He added,
"There would be long range
benefits to this even though there
would be a loss of land at the
present time.
Underground parking was again
suggested. This time, Rempel said
Harold Brunton, vice-president for
operations, was "profoundly in
favor of it." He said he discussed
the matter with Dr. Elmer Sch
wartz, who said the cost of an
underground parking garageL
would not be prohibitive.
John Huffman, a student
member of the Committee, ex
pressed a need for "shuttle buses
from peripheral lots." While the
subject of peripheral lots is not
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the shuttle bus system operating at
the Coliseum lots was evaluated.
"The shuttle bus system is
inadequate as is," reported Huff
man. He suggested it would need
improvement if it was to work on
peripheral parking. Peripheral
parking means haying people park
their cars around the outside
boundaries of the university and
having a shuttle bus . transport
them td and fro the university.
Batson said, "I think peripheral
parking is the only practical
solution to the problem," adding
that "it will readily readily be
accepted'' by faculty students.
Most committee members ac
cepted the idea of peripheral
parking.
Dr. Ted Simpson, who brought
out the statistics- of the parking
situation, suggested "on the out
side lots we should have something
that might attract people." He
said right now there was absofutely
nothing, and this may be a reason
why people were avoiding them as
much as possible. He gave the
examples of a newsstand or coffee
and doughnut shop.
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