Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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"Trust B> Bill. PKATT l.atnccwk Staff Writ* A plan to reappro. Council on the propo? Street was endor Saturday by the I'SC The Board cited ex pedestrian traffic, ne Five Points merchar considered major closing a study sho1 cent of faculty, staff a closing and a critique traffic study as reasor reconsider the propos DKSPITE THIS e oilman Kirkman Finh T. Campbell said Si would not change th closing. Another corn Ouzts. said he wot evidence but had not i on the issue. The t cilmen could not be r "The mere physic; Russell House and the is new circumstances of the closing." Board Marchant said. March expected increases ii Student draws f By CATHERINE TH Gamecock Staff Wri A bill concerning tl by Student Sen. Pres TYustees and Studen and an appearance b; The bill, which Mc and fair distribution allowed to enter foott CAR LEX. WHO op against the student u to obtain one becaus Carlen also said h selling student ticke McDaniel, in prese had already been pai by each student. "If a person wants someone else wants t allowed to use that : CARJLEN ARGUE1 per student, is intend football and basketb "When you include track, that a student about 31 cents a tick here be allowed the p Carlen said that th< or $8 to watch a foo would damage the e Steve Brown, a cor revolved around whe her ticket. "STUDENT ATTf Columbia are fine, bi The svstem we have i Brown noted that n stadium, and that it a Trustee William B three times while tt we're not going to cor The Board voted i trustees and Athletic B. Campbell, dean fo report back at the r In other business, fraternal housing ar THE BILL asked sorority lounges no^ proposal currently t their use in existing Campbell said that t treated equally. an< became available The central .?su? suggested a plan foi The proposal state campus housing use through the Carolina tees reaffin Freei ach Columbia City ed closing of Green when the Husj sed unanimously finished, along w Board of Trustees. Thomas Cooper 1 pected increases in and pharmacy bi support from the The study, issu its iwho had been Operations Harol opponents of the major new build wing almost 80 per conservatively ai nd students favored additional pedest 1 of the most recent Additionally, the is for city council to sideration has be< al. of new pedestria vidence Citv Coun the new traffic, ay and Mayor John "THESE TWO itnrriav nicrht aggravate the do! eir position on the the study report* icilman, William C. Other reasons ild reconsider the position were: decided how to vote --an opinion pc wo remaining coun- Government Ass eached. per cent of the 71 it presence of the contacted suppor new library 1 think four per cent wei for reconsideration per cent were net Chairman T. Eston during the week lant was referring to -a second poll I i pedestrian traffic ticket propose ii*A frnin I orlp JUL V/ J.XVT11A WIA JLV> IRIFT ter ie distribution of student athletic tickets ton McDaniel at Friday's meeting of the it Liaison Committee brought heated ai y USC football coach Jim Carlen. Daniel said is primarily aimed at. more , contains a recommendation that two p< all games on one student ID card. iposed the recommendation, said it discr mo mignt reauy want a ticKet dui wouia t >e non-students were getting them. le feared the system would encourage ts for enormous sums. ntiiig the student's viewpoint, said that th d for, in the form of a fee within the flat to give up his fee receipt for a certain g; o take a date, or his mother or father, he : fee receipt," he said. t) that the budgeted fee, which is approxinr ed to be used for all USC sports, rather the ~ 11 an. all these sports, baseball, golf, swimmin can see without paying, the fee only corr et," he said. "Why should anyone who d rivilege of getting in for that?" > ruunntio Inct if nnrcnnc n/hn nnrmallu urm ' A i/TVIIMl/ IUOI It pVI tTV/llO Ww I \J 1H/I 1IIUIIJ "Ul tball game could get in for such a redu ntire athletic department. nmittee member, said that the basic que ther or not a student had the right to give INDANCE is a right," he said. "The | it it's the students who reallymake up the now forces people to break tlrerules." ion-transferable ticket only left an epty s< ill goes back to the student's right to atten< 1 .i I I 1 A ^ 1 1 it i! roc King ion, wno nau 10 ran me meeting ie issue was being contested, said, "It': Tie to any agreements today." jnanimously to appoint a committee of Department members, to be chaired by T r Student Affairs, to study all sides of the icxt Board meeting. , ^ampoeu presented a proposal lor o! id revision of current fraternal policy, that the board retain McBryde Quadra v being used, and requested that the I r a i a ' i a a i a isea uy iraiermues ?e exienaea 10 sore residence hall space. his would mean that all fraternal groups 1 said that the action would be taker in the bill involved off-campus houi r financing such property. >d that a fraternal group wishing to con: land adjacent to the USC Roost made \ Reseafch and Development Foundatio !r* '*4 \ msuppor man, Campbell ;ell House addition is Dec. ith the completion of the mer< Library, and the biology ui'd'ngf.. ? . cent ca uy vice rresiaeni ior -a d Brunton, said "the four assis ings outlined above will fairs dd six to eight thousand surv rian crossings per day." from study said that no con- by t ;n given to the placement (SG> n cross walks to handle staff o ?a factors will considerably Engi tential safety problems," prof ?d. miss given for the Board's situa that >11 taken by the Student polic ociation that showed 53 Co } Five Points merchants stud; ted the closing. Thirty- effic e against closing and 13 failu itral. This poll was taken of Oct. 18 to 24. S| taken during the week of Pinj il \ n TO T proposed . j Board of I -guments | efficient { :i WHO UC I m?m m 0 j This i iminated \' >e unable j . , j the year 1 scalping- t le tickets for givin rate paid \ ame, and inntira \/oni should be jw" **'" w ^ In'simply [with US if! fes'omto |to remain oesn t go j college nc jld pay $7 j: ^ ced rate, J . _ ! THE stion still { up his or i a ? ! a very Ml people in j crowds | N EW Y EA eat in the j i. ( to order j s obvious ; J students, j )r. James J issue and { f-campus I ngle. and j McBryde i irities for Mum would be i * i as space j >ing, and Ufa* struct off- j available >' II.HMtL , wmammm t for street still opposed 1 to 5 showed 71 per cent of the 70 :hants in favor of closing Green, nty per cent were against it and 9 per were neutral. survey taken by Dr. Paul P. Fidler. itant vice president for student afi, showed 67 per cent of students eyed favored qlosing Green Street i Sumter to Bull Streets, as proposed he Student Government Association \). Sixty-five per cent of faculty and approved of the closing. critique of the 1974 Campco ineering Inc. study by Georgia Tech essor Donald O. Covault, comioned by SGA to investigate the ition. "It seems logical to the author Green Street should be closed as ;y matter," Covault wrote. vault questioned why Campco did not y how other streets could be used iently if Green was closed and the ire to study the effects of accidents on street's closing. JCII EVIDENCE does not convince ay of the need for a new hearing by HE ADVI _ xl : I s Trie iasi issue ui 975. Again, we w< g us your total sup r. We hope you wil a the future and alio one of the largest ;wspapers in the n m m GAMECOCK sales s ERRY CHRISTMAS c n s / ADVERTISIN* ie Wanda Aden if-Mangonel WtitjU m?~v . ffuammo w wnwmw>.?< * . . closing citv council, however. ' do we have to make a < ?i?i (tattcu. ,4I think this is a bit pr year at least is needec buildings will affect trafl said. Finlay also discounte< the Five Points merchan "Their feelings have no of mv ripoisions. I'm v* "V closing it. There has formation," he said. Campbell took a simili just tell that Board for build overpass or under close Green. Campbell said he wou issue, but added that " eluded that the major Columbia) are against William C. Ouzts said, that has an open mind or is willing to hear the nev would be akin to chang Green)." Ouzts favors a plan th street to be closed durin; ana opened lor spec comodate excessive tra ERTISI THE GAMEC< ould like to tt >port through I continue ad (Wing IHE G/5 and most pr ation. toff wishes a ind a happy c incerely your ; rJj,. (Mi W V w " I ? / ft \dvertising D 3 STAFF Mike I Gesfup JCwdtfm f How many times iecision?" Finlay emature, another i to see how the fic conditions," he i the influence of tsonhis decision t entered into any still opposed to been no new inir approach. "You me that they can pass" but cannot Id re-evaluate the I have about conity of people (in nUcinrt U ?? LIUOUI5 "I'm the only one i this." He said he v evidence, and "I ;ing it (or closing at would allow (ho g a part of the dav ific hours to acffic. ERS | DCK for | ">nnL \/rr\t i IUI I IV Jf VW | out the \ vertjsing j MECOCKj estigiousi 11 nl wsm a :i'< i w i yvy j ind safe j s i g irector | | _