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By Ken Freel
Gamecock Staff Writer
The USC chapter of the Nati
Organization for the Reforr
Marijuana Laws, NORML,
refused an offer for funding b;
Student Allocations Commis
SAC, according to Wayne Br<
president of USC NORML.
Brooks said his organizatior
tried for more than a yea
procure SAC funding.
(SAC) agreed to fund us for t
or four educational seminars,
some additional costs sue!
mailing expenses," Brooks i
"but up until that time I die
realize the reve
requirements."
ALL ORG ANIZATII
receiving SAC funding i
establish a SAC account, accor
to Doug Bostick, administr;
assistant to the dean of stud*
At the end of each fiscal yeai
money remaining in the accoi
Dlaced in a general account
by SAC for organizational fun<
Bosticsaid.
"Wayne felt he would need i
money, over and above wha
would give him," Bostic said
he felt he would have to r<
some money from year to 3
Under the present system,
can't do that, so Wayne decide
to accept:".
Rrnnlre cniH Hp HnAcn't \ilrt
idea of fiscal year budg<
"because it doesn't allow
organization to grow. If we ha(
extra money (at the end ol
year) we'd have to spend i
something or lose it to the gei
account," Brooks said.
"T iu?t rlnn't lilr#? thf? iHp
spending all the money
beginning all over again," he
"but some organizations can 1
that way. It's just a more
fortable situation when you
build up funds," he added.
CURRENTLY, NORML ha*
bank accounts with Citizens
tg officials
:e adequa.
es ignorec
il refuses
Southern National Bank
Carolina, according to
iona'? Simone, NORML b
n of manager. A South <
has NORML account is desij
y the depositing money receiv
sion, ^e sale of T-shirts only,
x)ks[ said- The second accoun
money collected from th<
i has national products, s
r to stickers, T-shirts and
Phey berships, she said.
hree The main reason for
plus counts, however
1 as organization, according to
said, "We have to know what1
I not she said. "Having two ac<
n u e a gooa way 10 organize tni
know where you stand thi
Simonesaid.
3NS THOUGH BROOKS has
nust SAC funding, he said he
ding SAC members realize N(
ative capable of bringing edi
ents programs to USC. Mosl
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By Tom Tn
News Edltc
? Adequate parking is availab
^ and faculty don't read the
according to Peter Becker, ch
Committee.
Becker said parking regul
confusing to students and fac
ignored. "If they would re<
there would be no problems," I
W DANNY BAKER, director
Vehicle Registration, said pE
from a lack of communication
parking officials. "It's not
ongp? wrong, it's a question of unci
Baker said.
Baker said his office tries
^00*0?.. parking problems, but "you
^||gg|j| writing manuals." Most
jgjffil students concerning parking v
jriprl one basis," he said.
1S|^- ; Parking regulations supply I
BBH1 to control parking, and the ir
' division supply the method of
community, according to Bak
this division to provide a servi
MANY OF THE parking
when students try to park <
Baker said. "The way I se<
you're dealing with automobi
of lifestyles." He said manv st
and on-campus, attempt to
classroom buildings, when th
just as effective. The par
couraged use of the buses, whi
students daily, Baker said.
SAC funds
of South money was budgeted
Carolyn educational seminars relatinj
usiness marijuana and "we're goinj
Carolina bring them here anyway," Br<
gned for said. "I think what we're goin
ed from do in the next two weeks is aboi
CimAnA nrAirn 1' ? J J-v J
, oimwinj f? vrt inai, nu aiiUCU.
it, is for NORML is sponsoring its j
e sale of benefit concert April 25 in
uch as Russell House Ballroom. "We h
I mem- sort of an advantage over ol
organizations because we can
two ac- bands that are sympathetic to
is for cause," Brooks said. "At
Simone. concert we're getting free tal
we use," It's good exposure for the ba
counts is too."
s^way?" Concerts may become the m
source of revenue for NORML
. refUSed proceeds would be used ma
! is glad to pay for free seminars, accon
DRML is Brooks. The seminars wi
icational feature speakers, films, s
t of the shows or a combination of
uiree, urooKS saia.
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one cone get
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le at USC but "students Bal
parking regulations," alnr
lairman of the Parking R
and
ations are sometimes rest
ulty, but are generally firs
ad them (regulations) par
lesaid. B
of Parking and Motor diff
irking problems result are
is between students and nea
a question of right or car
erstanding the rules!' B
any
to help students with par
can't communicate by aw.
communication with wor
iolations "is on a one to P
and
the necessary structure An
lembers of the parking whi
communication to the he i
er. "It's the function of T
ce," he said. at
Per
problems come about div
close to their classes, ava
i parking is that when rec
les today, it's a matter acc
udents, both commuter spa
i park close to their T
ie Shuttlebus system is spa
kino rlivicinn hoc on Pih
O w ? IU1W1I 1IUO VII V>*VJ
ich transport about 2,000 spa
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oliseum parking lots have b
tester, which was "unheard of a
er said. Parking spaces near 1
ost never fully utilized, he added,
eserved parking spaces expire IV
must be renewed by August 1.
? 1 A . * - 1 * *
:i vcu uy nugusi D Will oe SO 1(1 (
t-serve basis, he said. Baker sai
king garages to be filled by fall rej
aker said many students enc
iculties by parking in tree zones ?
city property. He said pro
r the Pendleton Street Garage. 1
5 from these zones "en masse", he
aker said many students "get des
where" when trying to make
king division's major concern is t
ire of parking regulations, "so the
I't be made a second time," Baker
ARKING FINES totalled about
auoui 5>zd,uuu so iar mis semest
average of 500 to 700 tickets are
ch "hits about one-third of illegal
idded.
here are currently 2,500 reserved
the Wade Hampton Hotel, Bios
idleton Street garages, accord
sion figures. About 4,000 de
ilable on campus, and 100 dec
ently opened in a gravel lot near
ording to Baker. Two hundred
ces have been created since this p
here are about 700 university op
ces, including pay lots behind the
t of Columbia operates nearly
ces around campus. Faculty
cated 1,800 parking spaces.
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een filled this
few years ago,"
iates House are
[ay 7, Baker said.
Any space not
an a first-come,
d he expects the
gistration.
ounter parking
md grass, which
blem areas are
rhe city will tow
?said.
parate and park
classes. The
hat students are
same violations
said
$9,700 in March
er, Baker said,
given each day,
ly parked cars,"
I parking spaces
som Street and
ine to nnrkinu
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cal spaces are
al spaces were
Benson School,
and ninety four
astfal).
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