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The following parking changes are in effect on South Campus: 12 additional business vehicle spaces will be available (converted from Blue Permit spaces) in the south end of the SC2 Blue Lot, between Hoover & Keech streets; eight additional Blue Handicap spaces will be available (converted from Business Vehicle spaces, which were moved to SC2) in the SC3 Service Lot at the south end of the Administrative Services Building, and two Business Vehicle spaces will be retained with two-hour limits on the west side of the lot. Fourteen additional Yellow Permit spaces will be available in the northwest corner of the SC4 Yellow Lot near Crisler Arena.

Student Publications board seeks members

The Board for Student Publications is recruiting three new members for three-year terms beginning in May. The board is responsible for three publications: The Michigan Daily, The Michiganensian Yearbook and The Gargoyle Humor Magazine. Because the board is committed to realizing diversity's benefits for itself and for the publications it oversees, it is particularly interested in recruiting University faculty, staff and students or the general public who are members of underrepresented groups and who have experience and expertise in journalism, law, finance or development. For more information and application forms, contact Sam Offen, Student Publications general manager at 936-7883 or sgoffen@umich.edu. The deadline for receipt of applications is Jan. 25.

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