Life in a Posh Tower: Not All Is <i> Dolce Vita</i>

David Myers made reference (Sept. 7.) to the fact that on the first day back to class, the Promenade complex was quiet . . . you were not here after 9 p.m., when the USC students congregate around the pool area. The noise level, at times, is unbearable. You also have not been here after midnight when the parties begin.

Secondly, as far as parking is concerned, valet parking is for guests, not tenants. There have been quite a few problems, which seem to have worsened since the students moved in. Unauthorized cars have been blocking tenants’ cars . . . I was the victim today!

It took four parking attendants to move the vehicle, and that should never have happened. We also received notices today that we will not have free parking for guests any more. Tenants will be allotted 38 parking stickers; either the guest or tenant will have to pay for parking.

Lastly, I voiced my complaints to the management offices and one of the employees confided to me that “they” realize “they” may have made a mistake allowing the USC students to move in.

BARBARA BUJKO

Los Angeles