Mr. Raymond Nichols,
Chancellor's Office.

Dear Rey:

I overheard a conversation the other day that parking
violations by the students increased due to the fact that
the Men's Student Council or the group that assessed the
fines meets so seldom that many students ignore the park-
ing violation summons until they pile up in great numbers
and then find that the sum total of the fines is staggering.

I em passing on a suggestion that occurred to me which
- might have a salutary effect on the enforcement of parking
regulations. Would it be feasible for the Student Council
and the W.5.G.A., or the people who run the thing, to
appoint a student police court and have them meet at least
onee a week or more often?

I do not know how strong student goverment is holding
up but if these cases could be heard more often than once
a month I believe the students would take the thing more
seriously and they would have more respect for the enforsce-
ment of the regulation than at present. I am sure that
there is great resentment even though the violator is sub-
ject to disciplinary action by the Student Council.

Perhaps I have no business offering this suggestion,
but a thought occurred to me that might be constructive.

Sincerely yours,

 

December 26, 1941.

Director of Physical Education and Recreation,

FCA:AH Varsity Basketball and Baseball Coach.