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4. 4* South&Caroliniana&Library Horseshoe * ' Topics debated p. 3 irivn 8 m frid^y O'Brien a dreamer p. 10 gf SB ?F Bl^liW^fe Btf March 23, 1984 Gamecocks lose p. 13 m ^6^ wli University of South Carolina City paves By Ron Brackett Students will have fewer parking spaces ne umbia City Council gives final approval to a discussed at a nublic hearine Wednesday. The ordinance will limit parking along str side of campus to area residents and their j Cribb, city traffic engineer. "We are telling the students they can't us way; it's being set aside for private use. To m be not quite fair," Councilman William Ou OUZTS WAS the only councilman to ordinance. Larry Cline, a marine science student, tol ordinance will "force students to spi neighborhoods," creating more parking pr Cline said students are forced to park because of a shortage of spaces in the lot b Hall and Capstone dorm. "We'll have several hundred girls from < the streets at night if they can't park near said. CLINE ASKED the councilmen if a com made between the city and the univer? Rudolph Barnes said, "We have had to rm The university must limit the number of au at other alternatives." "The Coliseum lot is not fully utilized a use the Shuttlecock," Barnes said. USC Student Government President Bai Coliseum lot is fully utilized between 10 a.i Gray said many students have part-time park close to their classes. STUDENTS ARE important to the cit> business with local gasoline stations, he sai Some people in favor of the ordinan effectiveness. The ordinance will require residents to bu park in designated area between 8 a.m. an through Friday. "It seems backward. Students need p< day," an area resident said." ENGLISH MCCUTCHEON, another re: dinance is unfair. He said each resident in t! on Senate Street will get a decal, but homeo two decals, even if they have more than tu, ?? 9?j TfflsHsa^v Giving advice Jerry Brewer, acting director of Student Ai Student Senate meeting Wednesday. s way for ar campus if Colspecial ordinance ? r eets near the east y guests, said Mike N e public right-of- M e, that appears to t I zts said. i { H vote against the I | d the Council the WBMMMillHH'l Wi " ead into other ^ oblems. J along the streets || j etween Columbia If! j PS ^apstone walking j j their dorm," he j j 11 promise couid be r j | ; iity. Councilman ike compromises. | tomobiles or look | nd (students) can rry uray saia me n. and 2 p.m. jobs and need to Legend Blue indicates where resi ' and do a lot of be (139 spaces). d. ce questioned its "I can't see how that y a special decal to Ouzts said of the ore d 5 p.m. Monday It's going to create a lot The ordinance will he irking during the Council meeting at 5:30 JOHN SPADE, city p sident, said the or- ordinance is passed, 4 I. _ ?i_ ii a i 1a. *:i 4Ik ne neruage nuuj>e meiers anu wau uiun in wners can only get enforce it." 'o cars. Cribb said of the 455 J USCoffi ^ By Kathleen Earles A continuation of lea Student Government is gest reasons why a fu should be hired, a Stu official said. "I would like to h Government adviser," Jerry Brewer said at We | dent Senate meeting. " position doing is linin and all the loose ends ar nmn Qfndpnt nnuprnmp IIV," UlUUVIIi ? VI iiniv the new Senate." j He said the Care Bwwfw^ Union, Afro Associ; media, Panhellenic As; H hel and the Interfrateri jy " have full-time advisers. ~rr~2VS "THEY'RE ADVIS ( want to stress that the I They facilitate those orj B ^2 tivities and can provide matinn and I think that ( 4MH tant," he said. : ? ; Brewer said he feels a fcfc tant serving as the ad> ; have the level of ex| \ sionalism or continuity full-time staff membei I student government e> Pi master's degree. \ The salary for such a come from student a? |p%'^ would range from $19 HH||u? annually. President-ele said he feels the prof Photo by Joieph G?rnett effective manageme government adviser wc ctivities, speaks at the be worth the money. "Why not take t parking plan Pff c BBS P^f iptl o ggi pp M xj Bj m o> ~ Ha c ^1 II Hi ~i a? ^B = era a_ B H o H Gregg Barnwell BA Building dential permits will be required for parking (316 spaces). Red 5 is just," he said. reserved for re; iinance, "It's wholly unenforceable. public. of problems and inequities." "The meters tve to be voted on again at the City cess to classes,' p.m. April 4. In a telephoi plan to change ublic information director, said if the * we will have to put up signs and "I FEEL pret e whole area is done until we start to implementation Everyone I've t< norl'inn cnoppc invrtlvprl 11 A *A/ill hp lilpm that wnrrii cial supports hiring money and hire an adviser?" Germ dership within said, "I've worked with advisers one of the big- CPU. They are not dictators ? th 11-time adviser are there to advise and help you ma dent Activities a decision." ave a Student "IF THERE is a student gove acting director ment aciviser, 11 wouiu proviue an t rdnesday's Stu- ment of continuity," . he said. What I see this need that." g up elections Senator Chris Vlahoplus said he i; id orienting the favor of hiring an SO adviser becai nt officers and he says the adviser would be helpful training new senators and filling >lina Program gap when old senators leave. ation, student iociation, Pan- According to Senator Com lity Council all Baker, chairman of the Finance Cc mittee, Brewer was asked to speak the Senate to give professional answ >ERS. 1 really for to senators who oppose a bill :y are advisers. hire an SG adviser on a full-time ba ganizations' ac- The adviser bill was approved at resource infor- Feb. 29 Senate meeting. is reallv imnor However, the bill was brought i graduate assis- again on March 8, discussed at len /iser would not and died when a quorum was cal pertise, profes- The senate did not have a quoi r compared to a (two-thirds of its members prese r who has past and adjourned. cperience and a BAKER SAID he is not sure w n adviser would the bill will be brought to the Ser :tivity fees and floor again for approval. "We're ,000 to $20,000 ing to resolve the conflicts off ct Glen German Senate floor before a vote can essionalism and taken," Baker said. nt a student In other senate action: >uld bring would The Senate passed a resolution ; ing that Residential Life Serv he unallocated notify all residents of dormitories i approval I ? _ !l! I P m H M ~~ ? * ihows where parking meters wi^ ^ iidents and 139 will be metered spaces for the should be long-term to allow students easy ac he said. le interview yesterday Ouzts said he doesn't his vote on the ordinance's second reading. ty strongly about my position in opposing the of the ordinance. ilked to seems to agree with me. The big proes me is enforcement." or* r on ririitinrar ui ou auvioci an are closing at least a full academic in semester before such closings take ley place. The bill was sponsored by ike Senator Rodney Brown, and stems from the closing of Wade Hampton hotel and the University Inn. rn- Senator Steve Loflin, chairman of ;le- the Academics Committee, presented We the results of a recent SG survey. The survey was taken by 469 students dur > in "*& cicciiuiis 1v1a1v.11 i. iwsuii.i use showed that of the 469 students I in surveyed, 115 students knew who their the senators were, 324 did not; 118 students knew how to contact the senator, 316 did not; 381 students lor knew where the SG office is located, 57 >m- did not. to 'ers The survey also asked for a rating of to many USC services. Twenty-seven sis. students felt Student Government was the excellent, while 258 ieit ine organization was fair and 135 felt it was poor. up "I think that people are really in'gth terested in having better communicated. tions with student government," urn Loflin said. "I can see that (comnt), munications) being accomplished next year in Student Government because WC ICrtll/X- l 11 it l UCUUIC I1UW Wctlll Uiai . hen late Results concerning student publicatry tions, residence halls and SAGA food the service were sent to tho*e respective be departments for review. The senate also passed a bill concerning the addition of the Powers and ask- Responsibilities Committee and its ices purpose to the SG codes. The bill was that sponsored by Vlahoplus.