University of Iowa - Hawkeye Yearbook (Iowa City, IA)

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A slighl disagreemenl ol opinion conlinues as a noone hour collision delays lunch and allracls on-loolcers. Winler's slush, ice and snow presenled insurmounl- able problems periodically lo plague lhe molorisl, RESERVE FOOTBALL SEATING ALCNG wilh sludenl problems come campus prob- lems and lhe mosl lreguenlly discussed ones al SUI lhis year were lhe new parlcing regulalions and lhe loolball sealing plan. The new sealing plan was designed lo rnalce il possible lo sell unused sludenl seals lo lhe public bul lrom lhe beginning il mel wilh sludenl oppo- silion, The main obieclion was lhal 9,lOO seals were now available lor 9,700 sludenls and lhese seals were nol lhe besl. Piclcing up lhe liclcels lor good seals proved dil- licull because il involved such lhings as gelling up al 6 a.m. Monday, slanding in line lor several hours and, lor some, a choice ol culling classes or laldng lhe lelleover liclcels. Also groups and even dales who wished lo sil logelher ollen could nol lind a lime lor oblaining lheir liclcels. The climax ol pro- lesl came when lhe Iowa legislalure was inviled land lhey accepledl lo sil in lhe sludenl seclion lor lhe Homecoming game. Under a new plan, lines began lorrning al 6 a.rn. Monday al lhe liclcel ollice lo reserve seals lor Salurday's game.

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v I is kv Ziiim , Q R 'ak' n fa 1 ... A , Tiiis baiiie For fine 'rip in ine season finale saw The Wisconsin Badge-rs Jn-ip Tne Hawkeyes io close lQwa'5 mason wifn a diappoinfinq 8-I4 mark. Ra+Qd as one of ine nations isp coaches, Iowa! Head menlror Bucky O'Cormor gives las? minufe insfrucfions. Everyone wards Wwe bail as ine Hawkeyes badfied Norinwesiern in Hue Fieidncusc. iowa beef Tim Wiidca+5 for I of fiweir 8 victories. yi f , W! as 1 W, W- fv- ...- 27 L 2

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if Q QMA5 M WDM AND ZONE PARKING SYSTEM DEBATED HEATEDLY AT SUI SHORTAGE OF PARKING SPACE AND THREAT OF FINES PLAG-UE DRIVERS SIudenI car parking was Iess OT a con+roversy and more of an unsolvable problem. The new sys- Iem, which was rigidIy enforced, divided Ihe Iown inio zones. Parking Iois were resrriclred Io cars 'From ceriain zones as marked by a complicaied series of s+ickers. Neveriheless, There were sIiII 2,500 more cars Than parking places. The Iess-Tor+una+e who owned cars were cons+anIIy Ihreaiened wiih over- parking, mis-parking and re-parking. Boih The ciiy and Universiiy were prompi in issuing graduaied parking fines Io offenders. 29 Unaware oi The women's Tennis courf and whai' is behind him, a pedesfrian cau+iousIy picks his way across an infersecfion The penaIIies for mis-parking, re-parking and over-parking are onscienIiousIy enforced by boih ciiy and Uniyersiiy pohcemen