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\he Other Paper CENTRO ANNOUNCES BUS CHANGES 3) Elimination of bus route directly to Midtown Plaza. Students requiring bus service to Mid town Plaza from the Onondaga Hill Campus should transfer to Salt Springs or Erie Boulevard buses. Officials of Centro met at the college recently to discuss bus service. As a result of this meeting, the following changes to the published September 25th bus schedule are announced: 1) Express bus to Onondaga Hill Campus will leave Fayette & Salina at 7:18 A.M. 2) Addition of one bus to leave Onondaga Hill Campus at 11:10 A.M. daily. In the near future, construction will begin on a shed to protect students waiting for buses from in clement weather. This will be located at a site to be determined on the hill campus. Onondaga Community College BUS SCHEDULE Effective September 25,1972 Leave Leave Leave Leave Leave Fayette and Salina 7.18 Express Community Hospital Community College Community Hospital Fayette and Salina 7.23 7.41 7.50 738 8.18 8.02 8.23 8.31 8.36 930 9.00 9.19 9.26 931 931 10.09 10.29 10.39 10.49 11.09 11.21 11.41 11.10 12.01 1231 12.33 12.53 1131 1.13 133 1.45 2.05 1.03 235 235 2.57 3.17 2.15 337 337 4.07 4.27 3.27 437 537 4.35 4.55 437 5.09 530 5.17 5.37 5.02 637 6.17 5.45 6.05 6.47 630 630 6.45 7.05 6.12 730 7.56 7.15 7.35 735 838 935 7.56 8.14 8.20 1038 1036 9.05 10.00 9.25 10.22 But Route: Fayette and Salina to Community Hospital to College to Community Hospital to Fayette and Salina. PLEASE NOTE: Most buses are marked Community Hospital-Community College. However, some could be marked South Ave. Community Hospital-Community College. B-Board Announcement Since the bulletin boards up here on the new campus have looked lik e jum b led manageries of paper cuttings, we have organized a commit tee to clean these boards once every two weeks. We would like in the future a neat bulletin board, one where we all have a little room for our ads, our complaints ahd our trivia. The following rules must be upheld. -The ad or information must Be DATED. -Only put your ad on designated student boards, (keep off walls and bulletin boards where there are specialized events.) -Remember - The infor mation will be taken down every two weeks. -Thank You for reading up to here. Attention Part-Time Students You are now eligible to pay the $20.00 Activity Fee and par ticipate in all O.C.C. Social Ac- Your Student Government For Those Of You Who Missed It The sole purpose of the existence of the Student Govern ment is needless to say, exactly what the name suggests: a govern ment for the students! We are pleading for criticisms but are hoping that those who criticize also come to help us. Some of the problems we are trying to resolve are: alleviating the injustice, the parking stickers created, getting needed bicycle racks and garbage cans for the out side grounds, getting lockers in the library and maintenance.buildings, and opening communication lines between students and Student Government in order to provide Six Disappear Continued from Page 1 gigantic prehistoric creature. Ar cheologist Dr. Frederick Shale said, “during the Ice Age, the area surrounding the pond was once a dense iceberg — therefore, after millions of years the thaw preser ved this animal and has housed\ It in Pogey Pond for years.” Not un til just recently after the disap pearances have people thought about or even considered a mon ster. It is a carnivorous reptile and can sever a human being with one clamp of its powerful jaws. This will quite explain the drainage of the pond. It was drained not due to a weak dike, but to search for the monster. Af ter draining the pond, investigators found no trace except for blurred footprints and a large remainder of a hole dug by a clawed creature. So, it undoubtedly points out to us and our staff that the OCC-NESS monster is alive and well in the depths of the Pogey Pond Basin. One final word, we caution anyone attempting in any way to enter the basin for clues of the monster. Please be on the utmost alert when driving at night or during the rain. the student with someone who will truly listen rather than tolerate. Our telephone number is 469- 7867, and we are located on the first floor of the library. Someone will be in the office from 9:00- 5:00. Student\ Government meetings will be held every Monday in Room 282 at 11:00. Everyone is. invited! There are many problems with which we have to deal with this year. Student participation will be necessary to accomplish the goals. There are only 25 Student Senators and 5 Student Govern ment Officers trying to improve the student’s lot. Please help us!! The Committee On Grievences The committee on student grievences was formed to help you, the student, get your fair shake. The committee chairman is Dave Kroft and he is there to help you. A “Bitch Box” will be located in the library near the elevator. The committee guarantees that any complaint will be in the strictest confidence. If you get hassled by the faculty, staff, or ad ministration, get the offending per sons name, and if possible get the name of at least one witness. If you have any immediate problems call Dave at 635-564, area code 315. by Diane Mannion The Autumn Fest was held at Song Mountain’s Thunderbird Lounge, on Saturday, September 23, from nine to one. Entertain ment was provided by Monolith and Orange. The event was spon sored by the Student Senate. An estimated six hundred people turned out for the event. It cost approximately two hun dred sixty-eight dollars for beer, twenty-seven dollars for chips, fourteen dollars for soda, three hundred dollars for the rental of the Thunderbird Lounge, ninety- six dollars was paid for labor, twenty-five dollars for the Sheriff and three hundred seventy dollars Firing Line POLICY STATEMENT Parking permits DO NOT entitle the holder to a reserved space on Campus nor do they guarantee parking in any specific location. They only allow the holder the privilege of seeking a parking space in areas for which the permit is valid. WANTED TU T O R S NEEDED For Alpha Beta Gamma Call 469-7706 Pays $5.00 and Hour With 3 Students STUDENTS: For tutoring help,: your instructor or counselor. NEWSPAPER STAFF MEETINGS EVERY WEDNESDAY AT 11 - Room 274 - WE WELCOME NEW W R ITERS - for miscellaneous things. Eleven hundred dollars was spent for the bands. Altogether about seven fifty-five was collected at the dance. tivities. ' > : - Directions: Pay the Van D u y n cashier and go to B e t t y G ilbert at M idtow n Plaza w ith your receipt. She will supply you w ith the ap propriate sticker fo r your part-tim e I.D . cards. Please Reed This This is an announcement pertaining to parking. If YOU park your car in any lot, read this. There are two cards which may be placed under your wiper. Please don’t take these cards lightly they will do be immediately towed. If you are lucky and see a yellow card on your car move it in a hurry. If this happens that yellow card will serve as your first warning. Please try to uphold the rules of parking. If. what is printed in writing. The broken, there will be a twelve first card is bright red. It is a warning-your first ahd your last. If you surpass your one red card limit or progress to your yellow card your car will dollar tow charge. Since twelve dollars to me is a six hour work day, I feel that once in a while a five minute walk won’t hurt me. Students, write in with questions and problems that face you at O.C.C. The Other Paper Staff and Student Government people then search out why these problems exist and try to either solve the problem (and report on it in Firing Line) or at least fix the respon sibility for the problem. Who is to blame?(This system of accoun tability is the first step towards a solution.) W A R N IN G YOUR CAR IS IMPROPERLY PARKED FOR THE FOLLOWING REASON: □ Parking sticker improperly located □ No sticker displayed □ Student in faculty lot □ Faculty or staff in student lot □ Improperly parked between white lines □ O T H E R : ______________ Only one warning will be issued! Your license number has been recorded; the next time this car is found improperly parked, it w ill be towed away at your expense ($12.00) to: Henson's Service Center 210 East Florence Avenue Syracuse, N.Y. (492-9888) O.C.C. Security __ Henson Employee . TO W IN G A U T H O R I Z A T I O N YOUR CAR W ILL BE IMMEDIATELY TOWED FOR THE FOLLOWING REASON: □ In NO PARKING Zone Q On roadway □ Blocking Emergency Exit □ Blocking fire hydrand (Within 15 feet) □ Blocking access to lot □ OTHER:____________ Car was towed away at your expense ($12.00) to: Henson's Service Center 210 East Florance Avenue Syracuse, N.Y. (495-9888) O.C.C. Security __ Henson Employee . This Has Been A Public Service Announcement from the Student Senate.
