Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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HHHB I m S ck re| ij a 5 U! , Oct. u|? tkj^? rf? irking .. ui? u uicnia viewed KEY TRIMAHCHI ditor >nstant changing of student s will be the key to easing problems at USC, said Baker, director of parking licle registration, an informal meeting ay which only 10 persons d, Baker and Lt. Kenneth i of the enforcement focused particularly on the ter student parking needs. i a little bit of planning, the can find a spot if he wants ker said. "Ninety per cent students do this and are great job at it." aving early to find a spot at iseum parking lot, Baker hat many of the commuting s can prevent their own g problems before they n't think I can ever recall )liseum lot ever being tely being filled," he said, re generally moving to try parking on campus," said. "The move now is to le above ground parking es." the Blossom Street Parking J already filled, students uy a reserved space in the .5 million Pendleton Garage 0 a semester. The 14,006 1 garage also has one level of id parking for visitors and ts. : 180 meter level will serve a irpose," Baker said. "It will hose who come just to visit e students who just want to Dr a short length of time." :r also said that a new g garage is in planning but it ways off." He said that n and building cost will be nain objectives of the rsity in adding a third e. ly students question the t collected from parking ind fees. Baker said that all oney goes to a restricted und and is used solely for the vement of parking facilities, 're not on a quota basis," said in reference to ticketing 3S. "Parking has to be tive of itself." 0 ting porters \ 8 p.m. 11. ^R ^R ^R ^R ^R \ V. % '( v\\.\ \ \ * i \ ? ? \ \ \ -s\ i >? \ < l \ \ * s\ N v?v> > \ \ \ \v P \ \ * \\ \. \ x\\? \ * v, V \ \ \ \\ \ V *- * k v\ \ .%\ \\" ' \v-\ w, VW %a Vs;\\\w- . v \ \ s\Vv<^*' ' jj* Parking problems At a meeting Tuesday to discu director of parking and vehicl that many "commuting student problems before they begin." uucaaci ? J merger im] By JEANNIE LANCASTER Gamecock Staff Writer A merger between the Speaker's Bureau and the Ideas and Issues Committee is improbable at this point. Funding for the Speaker's Bureau, a student government organization created last year, was cut from the budget this spring. DAVE WILSFORD, SG president, said last week he hoped a joint effort of some sort between the Speaker's Bureau and the Ideas and Issues Committee would make it possible to attract more big-name speakers to campus. Funding for the Speaker's Bureau was cut to prevent duplication. Last year, with a $14,000 budget, t hp SliPalfPr'c Rnroaii civ>ncnvnH w A/UI VMM apvuovi V-V4 programs by Nguyen Cao Ky, former premier of Viet Nam, Christine Jorgensen, a transsexual, Erich von Daniken, author of Chariots of the Gods, and | 4P* "A funi early days ( , a real pleasui iHaS|j Gene Shalit. ^ ft ion A WMMtftAX * IflAMt * HfcAIM iiHiWtSI sniwioc Jt t| DONALD PLEASENCE'BL M vmiTTf N ROB THOMPSON? M A* ^8 niRKini KV HOWARD ZIEFF RUSSELL HOUSE THEATR V\V*\ Jt I A1 jP V I 1 lit-iVri - ^ v ?ef? Seidel?THE GAMbCOCK \ ss parking needs Danny Baker, e registration stresses the fact ;s can prevent their own parking bureau probable James J. Kilpatrick, a syndicated columnist. The Ideas and Issues Committee has a budget of $10,225 for this fiscal year, an increase of less than $200 over last year. "We got some more money, and we're going to spend it the best way we can over the year," said Gretchen Laatsch, assistant director of programs for the University Union. LAST YEAR Ideas and Issues sponsored Pat Conroy and Hunter Thompson as speakers. It also sponsored campus issue programs. "I think diversification is good," McCall said. Many big-name speakers have a $3,500 fee, which is too much to pay with a $10,255 budget when travel expenses, accommodations and technical equipment are added in, according to McCall. "It comes down to a question of responsibility to the students," cniH eTU!!^ tiy movie //' ut the ^ H of Hollywood)... || it and a pleaser." 1 *BC-TV Today Show \ FF BRIDGES-ANDY GRIFFITH ythe danner?ieEMkiS I lETPOCOLOR ? PRODIKFD RV TONY BILL I't; mi,m q|73 llnitflfi Artists 9 io Admission