TUESDAY. DECEMBER 6. 1960
BU Fees to
Multi--Level
By PAT HALLER
(This is the sixth in a series of articles on traffic and. parking
problems which confront other colleges and universities.)
A parking fee collected from students and faculty using
University owned parking lots will partly finance Boston
University's first multi-level parking garage, according to the
Boston, University News.
The fee of 25 cents per car was scheduled so that the
University would not have to
spend funds on parking facilities
which were normally allocated to
educational purposes, Kurt M.
Hertzfeld, vice president for ad
ministrative affairs, said.
The two-level garage with
about a 350-car capacity will be
located in front of the Univer
sity-owned building at 700
Commonwealth Ave., the News
said. According to Hertzfeld, the
garage is scheduled for corn
pletion in March.
Hertzfeld said that the construc
tion of the garage and also the
expansion of parking facilities a
University Field off Gaffney St.
were recommended by the Park
ing Development Corp., who de
signed the new _garage. The ex
panded lot which originally han
dled 100 cars now accommodates
250.
The Parking Development
Corp. found these two projects
the "only hope for immediate
improvement of the parking
situation," Hertzfeld said. At
present, cars can generally park
on streets adjacent to the Uni
versity buildings for only two
hours.
The
in projects are just the first
steps the University's long
range parking program, Hertz
feld added.
Boston University is located in
one of the leading educational
centers of the . world and also the
cultural center of New England.
Most of the buildings are on Com
monwealth Ave. and Bay State
Rd. between Kenmore Square and
the Boston University Bridge. The
University has three residence
halls for men and 15 for women.
0
/' yeller Solve s
Bench Puzzle
Remember that picture in The,
Daily Collegian of zhe missing:
bench top? The clue to its disap-I
Eearance was received from Otto
. Mueller, director of housing,
It seems that the University
must be harboring amazons, since
a group of students were able to
lift the 8 font by 22 inch, 6-inch
thick, 800-pound limestone top
off its supports!
However. in moving the bench,
the students dropped and broke
it. The Department of Housing
has estimated the cost of replac
ing the bench at $B5. Replacement
is being delayed, though, in an
effort to find the individuals re
sponsible for the damage. Accord
ing to Mueller they will be as
sessed for the cost if they are
found.
It is just this kind of thought
essness that increases the operat
ng costs for the Department of
°using, he said.
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Finance
Garage
Borough Council Passes
Town Traffic Ordinance
The State College Borough
Council passed a traffic ordinance
last night which will provide for
more stop signs, traffic lights and
no parking areas in the commun
ity.
The council members voted
unanimously in favor of the or
dinance. They agreed that it
would help curb congestion and
speeding problems in State Col
lege.
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Advent Services
Will Be Held
Advent Services will be held at
4:15 p.m. Thursday in the Helen
Eakin Eisenhower Chapel.
The service will follow the form
for Evening Prayer according to
the Angelican tradition with Lu
ther H. Harshbarger, University
Chaplain, as liturgist,
The Meditation Chapel Choirs
under the direction of James W.
Beach will sing "Vom Himmel
Kommi" and "To Us Is Born Em
manuel" by Michael Praetorius
and "Beside Thy Cradle" by Jo
hann Sebastian Bach.
Lar►y Handwerk, organist for
the service, will play "Der tag,
der ist so freundenreich" and
"Vom Kimmel hoch, da komm ich
her" by Johan►l Sebastian Bach.
"The Festival of Lesson and
Carols" is scheduled for 8 p.m.
next Tuesday,
In 1860 Penn State students had
to rise at 5 a.m., could not miss:
classes, had to put in three hours
of labor a day on the farm and
playing cards and liquor were'
forbidden.
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West Halls to Support
Needy Child Overseas
West Halls Council adopted a
plan last night to support a child
abroad through the Foster Par
ent Plan.
The plan will cost about $lBO to
feed, clothe, and educate a child
for one year. Funds will be pro
vided from profits of the council's
weekly dances.
The council also appropriated
Money for Christmas decorations
and a 23-inch television set.
The Christmas decorations will
be used in Waring and the quad
rangle.
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London Hille! Director
To Speak on Literature
Henry Shaw, director B'riai
B'rith Hillel Foundation at the
University or London, will speak
at 8, p.m. Friday at .the Hillel
services.
He will talk on "The Jew in
English Literature."
A reception honoring Shaw and
his wife will follow the services.
The services are sponsored by the
Bellefonte-State College Jewish
Community Council and is open
to the public.
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