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Monday Jan. 28, 2002

CatKraze canceled due to slow sales

Lack of interest forces Bellamy and Better Than Exra to cancel

CatKraze 2002, a show featuring comedian Bill Bellamy and alternative rock band Better Than Ezra, was canceled over the weekend due to lack of student interest.

Between 150-200 tickets were sold for the Centennial Hall show, which was scheduled for yesterday afternoon. Centennial has a seating capacity of 2,456. [Read article]

 

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  • In 1915, the first U.S. ship was lost in World War I. William P. Frye was carrying wheat to the United Kingdom in his boat.
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