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Show University Solves Money Problems By MIKE HEYWOOD Chronicle Feature Editor It's final. Everyone who wants to park, can't. BY TUESDAY afternoon, 9,368 parking stickers had been sold by the University Traffic Control Office. Also, as of Tuesday afternoon, after-noon, there were 5,832 legal parking spaces on campus. This means that 4,427 assorted hapless souls are doomed to either leave their vehicles home or forever drive 'round an' 'round a parking lot hoping for a slot. GROUP BY group, here's the sad news: For freshmen, the lucky dogs, there are 3,178 parking spaces for 2,963 cars. (So stop complaining.) FOR UPPER classmen, i are 3,883 slots for 4,117 1 or .95 slots per car. For faculty, there are spaces for a total of 916 can half a space per car. FOR EMPLAYEES, there only 315 spaces for 1,262 i That's four unhappy emplt; trying to get into each i space. All the news isn't sad. A: of 460 spaces are now beinj pared in two new lots. Tie real solution, however, is tu a motorbike. For $1, a n: bike can park any place on : pus not covered by grass,' leum, or people. So far, only 109 students: taken advantage of this ac able solution, so form yoc pools early and avoid the c |