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OREGON VS WASHINGTON STATE
Student tickets are hard to come by
■ FOOTBALL: Unused
tickets should either be
given away or returned to
the ticket oHice
By Trevor Kearney
Spent* ( dstor
in on effort to gel student!! into
the rest of the Oregon football
team’s home games, expanded
til ke! sales will be offered to sin
dents at a discounted price.
Dm* tor of Ticket Sales Hunt Hoi
supple said
Student season tickets, whic h
were available for pit k-up earli
or in the season, have ail been
distributed, but Holsapple said
that (lie administration has i time
up with a solution
Ai i ording to Holsapple, stu
dents wishing to get into Satur
day’s game against Washington
Slate <an Imv standing-room-only
tii kefs at the child's price of $5
But, he added, even those tickets
are going fast, as only aliout MM)
of the 2,noo tu kets remained ear
lier this week
"What wo are doing now is
sidling the students standing
room-only tickets for $5>, which
is the child's pro •*.' Holsapple
said "So they < an get in for $S.
whit h doesn’t give them a seat,
but at least gets them in the door
What we want is to get them in
to see (tip Karin1
At the Pacific gamp, students
had the opportunity to sit in the
general admission section for no
charge, but. HoUapple said, then*
jut! aren't enough tickets to do
that every game
"Every student that wanted to
go to that game got to go to the
game, so that worked out pretty
well," Holsapple said “But we
don’t have any seals in the gen
eral admission area that we can
just give to them "
'light now. students t an buy
tickets for the Arizona State game
at the child's price of SH 50. and
standing-room-only ti< kets will
1»* available after that, l or the C iv
il War game, the only tickets left
are standing-room-only In addi
tion. 250 student tit kets for the
game against Washington on Nov
4 in Seattle will he available at the
Casanova Center on (k t 2J
The fact that season student
tu kets can he picked up all nl
onto does pose a problem, as
some students may not get to see
any games at all
"We are limited by what the
contract tells us to do as far as the
distribution of student tickets,”
tlolsapple said " The first two
games were on a single-game
basis Game three through six.
though, students wore all on
campus, so they could pick them
up all at once.
"Anti that is just what they did.
which lends itself n problem,
because maybe only fi.000 stu
dents get to go to the games and
I'm not so sure that is right "
One solution that many uni
versifies use would lx* a ticket lot
tery. in which students are
picked to go to a certain amount
of games That type of solution
could make the w hole process a
little hit easier, Molsapple said.
"I think there has to be (some
thing done) because it is not fair
to the students to deal with it this
wavhe said "What 1 would like
to see lx* done is to either go to an
individual pick-up one game at
a time, or even go to a lottery svs
tern. That is something to look -it
But the most immediate solu
tion to the problem. Holsapplo
said, is for students yho can't
make the games but have tii kets
to either give them to another stu
dent or take them lw« k to the tick
et office
"If you are not going to go to
a game, give it to another stu
dent." Molsapple said "If stu
dents are not going to go, they
should bring it hock here and we
will give it to another student.”
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