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	Vol.7, No 72, February 15, 2000
	Sandler film no parking problem By Tom Harshbarger Daily Forty-Niner To accommodate the filming of Adam Sandler's latest film at The Pyramid, 500 parking spaces in Lot 11 will be closed to public use through Friday, Parking and Transportation Services said Monday. The spaces in the northeast corner of Lot 11, near Atherton Street and Palo Verde Avenue, are normally not used during this time of the semester, said Thomas Bass, parking service spokesman. "We are not displacing any students because of this," Bass said. "Most of the shooting will be in the evenings between 2 and 9, so we don't expect any traffic problems." In "Little Nicky," to be released in November, the devil's son (Sandler) doesn't want to take over the family business. Warner Bros. will also bus in about 3,000 extras a day, and another 500 to 700 extras will receive temporary parking permits, Bass said. University Police will take care of the security arrangements, such as ensuring the safety of the film crews, actors and general public, said Lt. Stan Skipworth, the officer in charge of security. Police will also watch over crowds and equipment. "It's all currently in the planning stages," Skipworth said. "We are working with the production company to meet not only their needs, but the university's as well."		Sandler film no parking problem   Writer leaves audience rolling with laughter   Conference encourages students   More books available   Workshop saves time for students Tighten the Net   How much does a wife cost?   LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Student dances into show business   Suicide Machines rock fans at the Roxy   Great music saves Yahoo! Tour Gauchos cool 49ers   NBA's most eccentric player returns   Dirtbags not soiled Spring 2000 ISSUES DAILY 49ER HOMEPAGE
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