SC is a private college, therefore it is understandable that tuition and other expenses are higher. Some students actually warm up their car in the morning, drive half a block to class, and drive around the campus and back to their dorm. Students living off campus drive across town only to find there are no parking spots open. Students living half a block away often take these parking spots. So, the students left with no place to park are faced with many unappealing options and even more frustration.
Papers are due at the beginning of class.
Or something to that affect. I do have a proposal to his problem. The parking restrictions could only be in effect from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. so students taking part in drama or music programs could park close to the building if so desired. This might be appreciated since it will be darker then, and some students go out in groups after such events. If staff and faculty are wondering about themselves, I have an answer for them too.