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William Jay Lustgarten <[log in to unmask]>
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Thu, 7 Mar 1996 15:50:18 -0500
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        People from such far away places as Cascadilla Hall, the Commons,
and Trumansburg gathered this morning on the east side of Cornell's
campus.  There was not to be a speech by the illustrious Carl Sagan or
alumnus Janet Reno.  Instead, the masses flocked to the Field House as
tickets for this weekend's Cornell/Colgate ECAC quarterfinal went on sale
to the general public.
        Upon arriving at the Field House at 8:45 AM (tix went on sale at 9), I
expected for there be a considerable line.  I scoffed at the idea that
there would be a massive line like those I had heard stories about from
those at Cornell in the 1970s and 80s.  I was wrong.  My face met with
those of several hundred as I took my place at the end of a long line that
snaked through the Field House.  Two hours and ten minutes later, I gazed
down at the fruits of my toil, and the reason I cut my first class of the
day: the almighty tickets.  Indeed, the holy tickets seemed to glisten
as I departed into the 6 inches of snow that had already fallen in Ithaca.
        In all seriousness, the line was still huge when I got my tickets.
As of 11 AM (when I got my tickets), sections A through E were sold out
and most of F too.  For those not familiar with Lynah, that is the whole
south half of the rink.  I don't even know what sections were sold out for
the townspeople (the one line diverged into 3 as there were three windows,
2 for Cornell students only, and one for anyone....all I know is that the
student line had nothing from B thru E and only like 5 tickets for A and
not much more for F).  Alot of this area was taken earlier in the week
when tickets when on sale for season ticket holders only.  Still, just
looking at the line when I left, I would not be surprised to hear that the
games are sold out.
        Tix were sold only for Friday's and Saturday's games.  If there is
a Game 3 on Sunday, I was told that tickets will probably go on sale at
noon gameday.
        This should be fun.
                                                Billy Lustgarten
                                                Cornell '98
                                                Fri: Sec A Row 8 Seat 8
                                                Sat: Sec F Row 12 Seat 12
 
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