Murray State University - Shield Yearbook (Murray, KY)

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26 Student Life Cramped Parking Areas Frustrated Students As Well As Faculty And Personnel You are in a hurry. You have only got a couple of minutes or you will be late. You finally get close to the build- ing where you have got to be, and, of course, you can not lind a place to park your car. After parking your car in an illegal place, you rush toward the build- ing only to realize you are already late! Does this situation sound familiar? MSU students, faculty, and staff are having difficulty in finding parking spaces with the changes concerning parking areas on campus. The increased enrollment at MSU alone proved to provide parking diffi- culties. The freshmen living in the dorm complex are required to park their vehi- cles in the Stewart Stadium parking area. When the parking lot on 16th street by the Special Education building and the lot beside the bookstore on 15th street were closed to be resurfaced, a severe scarcity of parking space was created for commuters and faculty and staff. Once the new parking lots are com- pleted the frustration of parking cars will subside. But the fall of 1980 will not be forgotten soon for those who paid dearly in parking tickets. Trying to find your car is not the easiest thing in C. Brown the world. The dorm complex parking area is always filled to capacity. if Freshmen parking at Stewart Stadium kept the parking area during the week looking as it did during the football season. I ENV-v . ,fn 'X 'ix wil C. Brown 'WU' -I .7 -ul uansstil -...pe--W SMH Surrounded by cars, these Hart Hill resi- dents were lucky enough to find a parking space. X 'tt G. Vincent

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