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manner that protectsour facility, we
feel it would be very positive, if it
would serve the public and we could
realize a financial gain,” Selig said.
“Any time you have an event that
brings people in from the outside, you
view that as positive.”
James Buckley, campus programs
coordinator for the University Pro
gram Council, recci ves calls from con
cert promoters interested in booking
Memorial Stadium.
He said that while access to the
stadium might seem like a minor is
sue, it isn’t to the promoters who have
to unload 39 trucks of equipment far
i away from the stadium.
“There’s a longer setup time and
labor costs,” he said. “These shows
out on the road have other options
available to them, like Ames and Kan
! sas City.”
Buckley said he had been trying for
years to pull major acts into Memorial
Stadium because of the financial ef
fect they would have on the university
and the citv.
“Stadium concerts would generate
a profit for UNL and it would put
money into the local economy,” he
said. “People coming to the concert
would go out to eat, buy gas and stay
in a hotel. It would enhance the com
merce for the state of Nebraska.”
Stadium rental, ticket surcharges,
parking, concessions and possibly a
percentage bfincrchandising profits
would generate money for the univer
sity, he said.
Since October 19X9, Cyclone Sta
dium at Iowa State University has
attracted several major concerts, such
as The Rolling Stones, Paul
McCartney, Genesis, Farm Aid, U2
and Pink Floyd. For each concert, the
university’s net profits average be
tween $200,000 and $300,000.
Cyclone Stadium seats fewer peo
ple than Memorial Stadium, but be
cause of a five-year investment pul
into equipping the stadium for major
concert events, it receives the bids.
Joseph F. Romano, executive di
rector of Iowa State Center, said the
alterations were a positive move for
the university and the city.
To accommodate concerts, new
asphalt roadways, power, emergency
lighting, exterior lighting, additional
parking, movable bleachers and ma
terials to protect the artificial turf all
have been added, he said.
With the changes, Romano said.
Cyclone Stadium’s greatest asset was
UNL’s downfall — access.
“There is an advantage that the site
is wide open and is easily accessible
from the interstate,” he said. “The
stadium (at UNL) is landlocked in the
middle of town, and it can be difficult.
“As a football stadium, (Memorial
Stadium) is an excellent stadium, but
it’s not designed for concerts.”
While ISU continues tobenefit from
these concerts. Romano said the mo
tivation was not purely financial.
“There is a revenue motivation;
however, these concerts are being done
as a broader effort to bring all types of
events to campus,” he said. “This
significant exposure for ISU is valu
able in recruitment for students when
offering activities.”
Warren P. Madden, vice president
for business and finance at ISU, said
the benefits ofplaying host to concerts
exceeded the cost.
Madden said the local options tax
placed an additional 1-cent tax on
tickets. The revenue from this tax goes
toward the community’s performing
arts and libraries, he said. This, com
bined with other profits, creates quite
a financial effect for a city the size of
Ames.
Madden said the exposure Ames
received was another factor in pulling
large crowds into the city.
“We have found the publicity that's
associated with the potential impact
on student recruiting and general re
lations has been positive,” he said.
“Ames has tended to be the smallest
city national tours have been at. and
the people in the community have
found it makes Ames an attractive
place to be.”
Madden said the concerts at Cy
clone Stadium had been positive ex
periences.
“Problems? None to speak of at
all.” Madden said. “It does generate a
lot of excitement in the community
and university, and people think mat's
positive.”
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