The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, August 28, 1989, Page 4A, Image 4

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Fairground pc to affect fratei By KELLEY MCDONALD Staff Writer Tailgating time at the Carolina football games will be cut shorter this year with the State Fairground's change in general parking procedure. "We will be opening our area at the same time USC opens their parking area," said Rose Kennedy of the S.C. State Fair Association. Gates will open at 10 a.m. fr>r An\r rramoc inH O."JH n m UUJ guillVJ UUU ?/.IU. 1U1 lllgiil gallic. Individuals coming in to park off of Rosewood Drive will have to enter through Gate 11 instead of through the main gate, Gary Goodman of the S.C. State Fair Association told Spurs and Feathers newsletter. After this midway area is filled, the front gates to the rocket area will be opened. Game-goers will be directed into parking spaces and will be unable to park wherever they want to, Kennedy said. "Students can park near the rocket if it happens to be where they end up, but they will have to come in and park in rows like in the midway area," she said. 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As well as changes in parking, Goodman told Spurs and Feathers that tents will no longer be allowed to be erected in the general public parking area. Student response to the change in parking was not positive. "It's IfinH nf a fraHitinn that fratprnitioc onH enrnri ? ? V* M t^uvMiavn biiuv liutVUUUVJ U11U ties park at the rocket," said junior Terri Ruediger. "I can understand that they're trying to control the parking so the same people don't get the same good parking spaces all the time. But I would hate to see them . destroy the tradition of tailgating with tents and barbeques." ! Sophomore Brad Ellinwood also disliked the new parking situation, but said he understood the fairground's not wanting to pay someone to stand at the gate from 8:00 a.m. into the night "I guess it saves them money, and that seems to be the new trend this year," Ellinwood said. "But it seems like all our avenues of good times are being taken away." 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