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The closing of Greene Street in to 4 ,p,m* M?nday through
front of Russell House has been an Friday an<* open all day on the
issue for almost 20 years. Student w^ken(is.
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giuupo iwvc luugui 10 close the UU1,!C UOVy siuuems ana perstreet,
and the Columbia City sonnel were asked to discuss their
Council has refused. The issue is Vlews on Greene Street and give
before the Council again but has some possible options to closing the
not received a final vote. . street.
interviews by Mary Ann Banich.
The Street is now closed from 9 Photos by Andy Putnam.
Hi :
"I think that it should be left just the way it
is at present, because after classes are over it
is free of the students for cars to pass."
; "It should be closed because it is more
mm B convenient. There should be more parking. I
y think that the present policy is just fine."
% English graduate student
* ...
"I think it should be closed for good. JBB
Students walking across here during the day
have too much of a chance of getting hit by a 1
car. They are lucky that there has been so few 'S
injuries in the oast vears."
- "It should be closed at night because it is
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w uiivc uuuugn nere wiinoui someone
'^SHSBr v: running out in front of you, and with all the
* jBjBgPr v'Ss* parking it is very congested."
f Retail management sophomore
"I don't care because I don't drive. I feel
that I can cross the street when there is
rnmnntur o/>ionpfl froohm/nn $': \.JS^I
: ? W :?S. y;CI 4K!
"It should never be closed for good. The
Wx *M W Present policy is fine. They could put speed
^ bumps so that the cars would have to slow
B down for students. It is especially bad for the
l| W handicapped students. There also should be no
parking on the street. That causes a lot of
accidents."
V * Larry Thomas
^ Journalism senior
"I think that it should be closed for good. I
They could open it during the summer for the IjOi Kvilfl
residents of Columbia. I don't feel that this
street is that important to motorists; they can
find another route. The students should not ^Hfl
have to look every time they want to cross the #;w?*
street during the day." ^
Tim Mooney - |f
English freshman j- ^ A mf &Mi.
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