End of first week

Yesterday was the last day of my first week at Cabrillo.
The week passed by so fast. Between classes, assignments, I have been kept busy. One of the assignment, and not the least, is to find topics to write on for Cabrillo's newspaper The Voice. And for me, it is not an easy task. I tend to get picky about what I am writing and often find not interesting enough to be worth writing about. This is something I'll have to work on.

Anyway, as a first topic on this blog, I choosed an easy one: parking at Cabrillo.
So far, I have experienced only once, on the 1st day Tuesday, the hell of finding a spot in the garage lots. I hope that would be the only time.
On the second day, I had an earlier class, and surprise, only half of the garage parking was full. And that was around 8.50am. On thursday, I also arrived around that time, and once again no problem to park. But when I got out of class at 2pm, it wasn't hell too.
Where am going from here? Let's not waste more more on ugly parking, please. Plus, there is, even at the busiest time, student parking still available at the parking lots by the new buildings.
Well, I thought if the busiest time for parking is between, let's say, 10am until 3pm, that means a lot of the classes happen in this range. Why not, then, have classes moved to another time easier for parking?

More classes at 8am? What? Yes, and I guess that would be the next problem to solve. How to convince students and instructors to come earlier? I don't know, and I don't know if my idea is proven right, but I guess there could a little more studies on this topic to know what would the more efficient way to solve this concerns for all of the students driving to class.