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The DaQy Collegian Friday. September 2.1968 Page 3 Peters Building parking hassles stir student anger BY HANIF MOORAD .Staff Writer Frustrated and angry, business student Karen Costa circled the parking lot in front of the Valley Business Center in her car in search of parking Wednesday while about 100 empty nearby parking spaces lay vacant. Costa and other students were angry because the parking spaces, which were available to them last year, are now des¬ ignated lo those attending events thai would be held at the VBC inside the new Leon S. Peters business building. "I feel that they are taking our parking spaces. It looks like too many parking spaces have been taken away. I'm frus¬ trated," Costa said. Richard L. Pinkerton, director of VBC, said the business community has paid for the VBC and they tux entitled to parking space when they attend events. VBC is a unit of the ntV Leon S. Peters School of Business and Admin¬ istrative Sciences, a project which cost $2.3 million and was completely funded by the business community. Business conferences, programs 'and workshops will be hold at the center and those at¬ tending will receive a parking permit for that day. Pinkerton emphasized that since the community has paid $2.3 million to fund the project they should be provided with parking space. He added that "You won't build a hotel and not provide parking." It has been anticipated that there will be an event going on at the VBC every day, so restricted parking is being en¬ forced, said Pinkerton. Attempts are being made to ease the sit¬ uation by trying to make the restricted parking available to the faculty and staff when no events are scheduled at the VBC, said Pinkerton. He has recommended this to the office of the vice president for ad¬ ministration and extonal relations. Juliette Calandra, a business student, commented, on the parking situation; "I am disgusted. We were promised a 15 per¬ cent increase in parking with the new One student who drove unsuccessfully around die parking lot in search of park¬ ing for nearly half an hour cried out to a policewoman in the parking lot, "Where do we park?" On the other hand, Ahmed Baharaed, a business student, said he did not mind the change in parking. He said, "maybe there is not enough parking for those who will attend the VBC." Many students had the mistaken idea that this parking was reserved for the faculty and staff. But Pinkerton said, "I myself am not allowed to park in that parking let" Only those who will attend events will be allowed to park there. Pinkerton added that when he parked in that parking lot earlier this week, he was given a warning. James E. Forden, parking administrator on campus, said that, as before, there is a parking problem on campus, but attempts are being made to make the situation better. "At the moment we are soliciting bids to add 900 new parking spaces at the south and east end of the Joyal Ad¬ ministration Building," he said, adding that the new spaces should be available by the Spring semester. Lynn D. Hemink, vice president of Ad¬ ministration and External Relations, said it has been planned that Backer Avenue, which runs parallel to the east side of die new business building, will be closed and the space would be converted for parking use. According to Hemink, the Valley Business Advisory Board made a recom¬ mendation to the Campus Planning and Traffic and Safety sub-corn mi ties in March and April that parking spaces should be set aside for the VBC. The subcommittees, which consist of faculty, students and staff, then proposed that 100 spaces should be set aside for the VBC. That committee's report went to the -Campus Planning committee. All these committees consist of students, faculty and staff. At the April 29 meeting the Campus Planning committee recommended 100 parking spaces be reserved for attendees and visitors of the VBC Hemink said he then received this pro¬ posal which he recommended to the president who eventually approved them. CLASSIFIEDS APARTMENTS AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY Need female roommate . . 3 BedV2 Bath, utilities Irvcluded, $250, close to CSUF. Leave message FEMALE NON-SMOKER Grarl prefered, own room, private bath in spacious beautiful con do. Prestigious location. Garage, yard, pool, j acuzzi, fireplace, A/C, security gate. Quiet. Utilities included, $250 Todd 432-2802 FEMALE ROO MATE Non-smoker, tl 90/mo. + utilities. Near St. Agnes Pat 449-9911 AUTOMOBILES IS IT TRUE you can buy jeeps far $44 through the U.S. Government? Get the facta today! Call 1-312-742-1142 Ext 8117 FOR SALE RED 86 HONDA Spree, 600 miles, $300 OBO, 225-0L18 FOR SALE FRAMED NAGELS Four different prints. $66 each. Call after 6 p.m. 276,1544 ENGLISH STUDENTS! Buy hooka half price • CaDGary 266-4883/441-1252 NEED A BEAUTfFL RED that converts into a great chair? Check out Futons by Gloria, we offer the finest and lowest priced 100% cotton bedding in California. 340E.Olive TABLE Round, red w/silver lega& 2 chairs. Phone 439-6226 After 7pm 5— HELP WANTED EARN THOUSANDS Stuffing envelopes. Rush $1.00 and Bel f- addressed, Stamped Envelope: New Generation . Designs, P.O. Box 7M, Fresno, CA 93712 HELP WANTED CO-OPERATIVE EDUCATION POSITION AVAILABLE • P/T<^mrjus/MarketinB7' ' Promotional Rep. $100/25hr month + earn 1-3 units. Valuable resume experience. Business majors especially encouraged to apply at the Co-op Education office, Joyal 256 or call 294-2703 by 9-13-88 MISCELLANEOUS PRECISION CUTS $8.00 Hair Cutting atitabest! Corner or Brustow/Cedar. 431-1021 Need ride to/from Madera. Will pay good$$$. Leave number GEREJALNJILI INDONESIA Info: 229-6916 David, Hadi After 7pm PERSONAL GOD * MIKE EAGLES President: CEO AmericaVTop Business Leader New image gets mixed reactions BY LOIS HENRY Special at the Collegia* If the three buzz words in real estate are location, location and location, then the buzz words for the Student Programs Office this semester must surely be image, image, and most im¬ portantly, IMAGE. Despite efforts lo update the con¬ cept of student programs and the Uni¬ versity Student Union wilh office rc- rnodling, some students feel there is more image than content being doled out by the Student Programs Office Karen Cogley, a senior psychology major, said she thinks the remodeling was unnecessary. "They're making things look nice, but students have less and less space for their organizations. Now they want to take our booth space (in the Free Speech area) away." 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Title | 1988_09 The Daily Collegian September 1988 |
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Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1988 |
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Title | September 2, 1988, Page 3 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1988 |
Description | Daily (except weedends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif.: BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- microfilm reels; 35 mm. Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- |
Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals. |
Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
Coverage | Vol.1 no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
Format | Microfilm reels, 35 mm. |
Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
Language | eng |
Full-Text-Search | The DaQy Collegian Friday. September 2.1968 Page 3 Peters Building parking hassles stir student anger BY HANIF MOORAD .Staff Writer Frustrated and angry, business student Karen Costa circled the parking lot in front of the Valley Business Center in her car in search of parking Wednesday while about 100 empty nearby parking spaces lay vacant. Costa and other students were angry because the parking spaces, which were available to them last year, are now des¬ ignated lo those attending events thai would be held at the VBC inside the new Leon S. Peters business building. "I feel that they are taking our parking spaces. It looks like too many parking spaces have been taken away. I'm frus¬ trated," Costa said. Richard L. Pinkerton, director of VBC, said the business community has paid for the VBC and they tux entitled to parking space when they attend events. VBC is a unit of the ntV Leon S. Peters School of Business and Admin¬ istrative Sciences, a project which cost $2.3 million and was completely funded by the business community. Business conferences, programs 'and workshops will be hold at the center and those at¬ tending will receive a parking permit for that day. Pinkerton emphasized that since the community has paid $2.3 million to fund the project they should be provided with parking space. He added that "You won't build a hotel and not provide parking." It has been anticipated that there will be an event going on at the VBC every day, so restricted parking is being en¬ forced, said Pinkerton. Attempts are being made to ease the sit¬ uation by trying to make the restricted parking available to the faculty and staff when no events are scheduled at the VBC, said Pinkerton. He has recommended this to the office of the vice president for ad¬ ministration and extonal relations. Juliette Calandra, a business student, commented, on the parking situation; "I am disgusted. We were promised a 15 per¬ cent increase in parking with the new One student who drove unsuccessfully around die parking lot in search of park¬ ing for nearly half an hour cried out to a policewoman in the parking lot, "Where do we park?" On the other hand, Ahmed Baharaed, a business student, said he did not mind the change in parking. He said, "maybe there is not enough parking for those who will attend the VBC." Many students had the mistaken idea that this parking was reserved for the faculty and staff. But Pinkerton said, "I myself am not allowed to park in that parking let" Only those who will attend events will be allowed to park there. Pinkerton added that when he parked in that parking lot earlier this week, he was given a warning. James E. Forden, parking administrator on campus, said that, as before, there is a parking problem on campus, but attempts are being made to make the situation better. "At the moment we are soliciting bids to add 900 new parking spaces at the south and east end of the Joyal Ad¬ ministration Building," he said, adding that the new spaces should be available by the Spring semester. Lynn D. Hemink, vice president of Ad¬ ministration and External Relations, said it has been planned that Backer Avenue, which runs parallel to the east side of die new business building, will be closed and the space would be converted for parking use. According to Hemink, the Valley Business Advisory Board made a recom¬ mendation to the Campus Planning and Traffic and Safety sub-corn mi ties in March and April that parking spaces should be set aside for the VBC. The subcommittees, which consist of faculty, students and staff, then proposed that 100 spaces should be set aside for the VBC. That committee's report went to the -Campus Planning committee. All these committees consist of students, faculty and staff. At the April 29 meeting the Campus Planning committee recommended 100 parking spaces be reserved for attendees and visitors of the VBC Hemink said he then received this pro¬ posal which he recommended to the president who eventually approved them. CLASSIFIEDS APARTMENTS AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY Need female roommate . . 3 BedV2 Bath, utilities Irvcluded, $250, close to CSUF. Leave message FEMALE NON-SMOKER Grarl prefered, own room, private bath in spacious beautiful con do. Prestigious location. Garage, yard, pool, j acuzzi, fireplace, A/C, security gate. Quiet. Utilities included, $250 Todd 432-2802 FEMALE ROO MATE Non-smoker, tl 90/mo. + utilities. Near St. Agnes Pat 449-9911 AUTOMOBILES IS IT TRUE you can buy jeeps far $44 through the U.S. Government? Get the facta today! Call 1-312-742-1142 Ext 8117 FOR SALE RED 86 HONDA Spree, 600 miles, $300 OBO, 225-0L18 FOR SALE FRAMED NAGELS Four different prints. $66 each. Call after 6 p.m. 276,1544 ENGLISH STUDENTS! Buy hooka half price • CaDGary 266-4883/441-1252 NEED A BEAUTfFL RED that converts into a great chair? Check out Futons by Gloria, we offer the finest and lowest priced 100% cotton bedding in California. 340E.Olive TABLE Round, red w/silver lega& 2 chairs. Phone 439-6226 After 7pm 5— HELP WANTED EARN THOUSANDS Stuffing envelopes. Rush $1.00 and Bel f- addressed, Stamped Envelope: New Generation . Designs, P.O. Box 7M, Fresno, CA 93712 HELP WANTED CO-OPERATIVE EDUCATION POSITION AVAILABLE • P/T<^mrjus/MarketinB7' ' Promotional Rep. $100/25hr month + earn 1-3 units. Valuable resume experience. Business majors especially encouraged to apply at the Co-op Education office, Joyal 256 or call 294-2703 by 9-13-88 MISCELLANEOUS PRECISION CUTS $8.00 Hair Cutting atitabest! Corner or Brustow/Cedar. 431-1021 Need ride to/from Madera. Will pay good$$$. Leave number GEREJALNJILI INDONESIA Info: 229-6916 David, Hadi After 7pm PERSONAL GOD * MIKE EAGLES President: CEO AmericaVTop Business Leader New image gets mixed reactions BY LOIS HENRY Special at the Collegia* If the three buzz words in real estate are location, location and location, then the buzz words for the Student Programs Office this semester must surely be image, image, and most im¬ portantly, IMAGE. Despite efforts lo update the con¬ cept of student programs and the Uni¬ versity Student Union wilh office rc- rnodling, some students feel there is more image than content being doled out by the Student Programs Office Karen Cogley, a senior psychology major, said she thinks the remodeling was unnecessary. "They're making things look nice, but students have less and less space for their organizations. Now they want to take our booth space (in the Free Speech area) away." 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