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ic was proud.
“Our overall percentage of atten
iancc is 77 to 80 percent capacity.
The national average is only 70 per
■Cnt,” he said. This percentage is the
highest for any university in the Mid
vest, Chumblcy said.
The second statistic shows an in
case in student ticket purchases from
11 to 19 percent of total sales.
“I’m very pleased with the increase
in student ticket sales,” Chumblcy
said. “It’s better than football.”
The two students who sit on the
Lied Center Advisory Board and the
UPC student committee were vital in
his choice of events, he said.
“(The students) give me a list of
things they wish to see, and I can get
a sense from them early on what the
student interests arc,” he said.
Aside from wishing for more eth
nic-based dances, the students re
quested work associated with two no
torious rock stars.
The JolTrey Ballet production “Bill
boards” will mix cutting-edge Ameri
can choreography with the musical
savvy of pop star Prince.
Chumblcy said the Joffrey Ballet
would complete a two-week residency
to talk about its work with Prince,
conducting various classes on and off
campus while working with freshmen
in the University Foundations pro
gram.
Also, co-founder of the legendary
rock group Led Zeppelin, bassist John
Paul Jones, will join stirring vocalist
Diamanda Galas in support of an up
_ I
coming collaborative release this fall. |
“It’s going to be about as loud an
evening as the Lied Center ever had,”
Chumbley laughed.
With a new program for student I
ticket purchases, Chumbley said it j
would be even easier for students to be
involved in the arts.
Students already receive tickets at
half price, he said, but they would |
save more with a subscription.
A student subscription includes
tickets fora minimum of three events
and rewards the buyer with an addi- I
tional 10 percent discount. Also, stu- |
dents don’t have to pay for the tickets
all at once, Chumbley said.
Students can put a deposit on their
tickets now, he said, and pay the dif- I
ference during the first week ofclasses
in August.
“We’ll hold the tickets, and you’ll
get good seats,” he said. “We tried to
make i l as easy as possible for students
to buv subscriptions.”
“What we want to do is gel young
people in here so by the time they’re
20 years old, they’ll be making regu
lar appearances at the Lied,” he said.
“They’ll develop a taste for it and
bring their own children someday.”
In an effort to create this new artis
tic generation, the Emmy Gifford
Children’s Theater will present a
musical adaptation of Hans Christian
Andcrsen’s“Thumbclina”at the Lied
in January.
From the classical to the contem
porary, a host of other performers and
musical artists will come to the Lied
Center next season, which will close
with an April 29 performance by the
always-entertaining “Canadian
Brass.”
Arnolds buy new home
LOS ANGELES (AP) — If newly
reunited Roscannc and Tom Arnold
start getting on each other’s nerves
again, at least they’ll have more rooms
to escape to.
The TV stars arc buying the house
next door to their Brcntwood-arca
home for $3 million, the Los Angeles
Times reported Sunday.
They’ll probably use the two-story
home as a guest house or office, uni
dentified sources told the Times.
The early April purchase appar
ently had little to do with the Arnolds’
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