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Bowlin gathers all of this information
and presents it to CAC. lie said they "gen
erally agree" on what groups to sponsor,
because CAC was formed to sustain coop
eration between the arts groups on campus.
After CAC decides who to contact, it
finalizes the date and the job is almost
done. The companies handle their own
transportation and hotel reservations, ex
plained Bowlin. When they get here, he
said his job is ''just be sure the artists are ,
comfortable and relaxed in the Lincoln
environment ... to be sure the artist is
able to give his or her best possible perfor
mance here."
Nearly all music events are handled
through a management company that
usually takes about 20 per cent off the top
of the performers pay for their work, he
said. Theatre and dance companies either
work with a management firm or set up
their own tours, Bowlin added.
Bowlin said if an act cancels, "We have
to deal with each situation. Depending on
the circumstances we can reset another
date, replace it with another performer or
just call it off and refund the ticket
money."
. Build program
CAC was established in the summer of
1972 by then Chancellor James Zumberge.
It duty is "to build a performing arts
program on the campus "according to this
year's CAC allocation request to FAB.
The CAC members now number 14:
six students, five faculty members, and
three University staff members associated
with the arts. Students are each from the
fields of music, drama and dance, two
ASUN appointees and the chairperson of
the Union Contemporary Arts Committee.
Faculty members are the chairpersons
of the departments of music, drama
and dance (or their designates), the Direc
tor of Kimball Recital IIiU; and one
faculty member chosen at large. Bowlin
explained that CAC chooses the at-large
faculty member by invitation from anyone
who shows an interest in the group.
The final three staff members are the
Assistant Director for Programming at the
Nebraska Union (or a designate), a repre
sentative from the Dean's office of the
College of Arts and Sciences and the
Coordinator for CAC.
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