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First 122 new parking stalls were opened in the 3rd level of the Northwest parking structure, and second, because the UTA Bus Pass Program appears to be very successful. f A 1 "So far about 60 students r c 1 , - 2EL CrTlZL? xxxroeo: sO'uiix - lTrrc JGSL.J dGIu! iCLSTCrrr Qn 433v.'fT M- -i :rr Residence Hall Project Begins By Engles Tejeda Staff Writer after Sunday, November 5th," said Morgan on an he sent to the college Thursday. Students responded by expressing their concern in parkregards to the ing problem. The lower Nunemaker parking lot is the area where most of the residents park, given that it is nearest to the residence halls. ail The construction of Residence Hall 5 started today on the south end of campus and is scheduled to be complete by July 1,2001. According to Steve Morgan, executive vice president of Westminster College, the com"We haven't created restrictpany that won the bid was Bud ed parking for the residential Bailey Construction of Salt Lake students elsewhere, but instead City. While announcing the plan are asking them to park in any for the 2002 Olympics, Morgan available on campus also informed campus residents because spaces every parking stall will about the construction project. be needed during the period of Bud "They Bailey construction," said Morgan. Construction will begin workWhile Morgan and other ing Tuesday," said Morgan at a school officials do admit that student forum on Wednesday 1. closing the Nunemaker parking "They will be fencing off the lot might create uncomfortable lower Nunemaker parking lot, situations for all associated with which will be their staging area. the college, they seemed confiNo parking will be available to dent that there will be enough students and others in this lot parking. That is because of two . "on-goin- g" Lucas Hill Production Manager bilingual fluency necessary. Pay is approx $6 hr. Please call between 9 am-- 9 pm for iit I: Staff Writers (1100 E. 1700 S). Must be able to work 5-- 6 hr daily in Sugarhouse pweek. EnglishSpanish Jf Editor Melissa Albrecht Rachel Carlson Angela Corbett Michael DAsto at our home Apply in person Foram have enrolled in the bus pass program," said Peggy Stock, president of Westminster. "As of now we have 100 bus passes available, however if more are needed, we are willing to invest on them as long as it helps to solve the parking problem." In addition to the free bus passes for both on campus and off campus residents, the Student Life office and the executives of the college have encouraged students and staff members alike to car pool. Parking stalls have been reserved in the Northwest parking structure for those who join this program. According to Carolyn Perkins, Dean of Students, "Parking is the number one problem in most colleges across the country. Most of the institutions try to solve it by asking freshmen not to bring vehicles to school, something that we definitely do not want to do." Phil Alletto, vice president for Student Development and Enrollment Planning, explained why the college would not want to take such "drastic" measurements. "A lot of our residential students have jobs off campus," said Alletto. "So we understand that they need their cars for transportation throughout the city. We are hoping, though, that they will start using the bus passes until when all the construction is over." Morgan said that the school has asked Bud Bailey Construction not to make any noise prior to 8:00 a.m. "They will be allowed on campus at Gia Throndsen Jason Helme Amanda Shiner Engels Tejeda Photo Editor Maritza I. Hererra Business Manager Staff Photographers Suzy Gunderson Ben Gordon Heather Bodrero Faculty Advisor Fred Fogo The Forum is published every Tuesday. Letters are encouraged from students, faculty, staff and other readers. Address all letters to: The Forum, Westminster College, 1840 S. 1300 E., Salt Lake City, UT 84105. Only signed letters will be accepted and The Forum reserves the right to edit all submissions. Views expressed are those of the writer and are not to be considered those of the The Forum, ASWC, faculty, staff or administration. 7:00 a.m. but will not start mak- ing noises till eight," said Morgan. "We expect that their work day will end between six and seven pm. However, they are allowed by the city to work as late as 9:00 p.m.," he said. To accommodate the students who live on campus, two handicapped parking spaces will be left open east of the Nunemaker parking lot. Also, Perkins encouraged all students to contact campus patrol if they feel the need to be "safely escorted across campus" when they park far from the residence halls. Two security officers are available 24 hours a day. The $4.5 million structure will contain suites with different numbers of rooms. "There will bedroom suites, one be four-tw- o with three, seven with four, five with five, and six with six bedrooms," said Morgan. "In addition Residence Hall 5 will also have a couple of apartments for the Director of Student Life and a storage area." Alletto reminded the college "there are growing pains that we all most endure" when an institution like this one goes through the process of expansion. He reminded students that a few years ago the college had to face similar difficulties in order to complete the Giovale Librarjr. Today, he cannot imagine what we would do without it. "If the programs the college has implemented works, those difficulties should be minimal," said Katie Ogan, resident. on-camp- us |