Word: attendant
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...That's more than our entire student body, soobviously a very huge percent of ourundergraduates attend," Ciancette says...
There are also vendors selling various craftsand local restaurants that are brought in to sellfood. Admission to the Funk Music Festival costs$12 for students and $15 for guests. The entireuniversity can attend the rest of the festivitiesfor free, and guest passes can be obtained for $5apiece. By Thursday of last week 2,000 guestpasses had been sold...
Although some have noticed an increase in the number of non-student visitors, Rosen said community members often attend Hillel kosher meals and that their numbers have not significantly increased this season. He also said that the campus organization welcomes all extra visitors--despite the slight crowding...
...major consideration is the prospect of concentrating solely on music. It is undoubtedly easier to put in three to six hours of practice per day without the additional concerns of papers to write, problem sets to complete and sections to attend. Violinist Jennifer Caine '01 notes that outside of taking classes like Music 180 at Harvard, most performing must "be done on the side, as extracurricular activities. I try to do a lot of catching up in the summer to make up for lack of practice during the school year...
...performance. The summary reads, "Juilliard students are not typical college students. They are passionate and dedicated about preparing for [the future]. They are used to long hours of lessons, practice and rehearsals. Yet, with all their commitments, Juilliard students find the time to socialize, participate in organized activities, attend cultural events, and, most importantly, enlist their talents in a broad range of community service." Students at Juilliard can even cross-enroll at Columbia University to take classes in the humanities. Aside from being accustomed to long hours of practice and rehearsals, the typical conservatory student bears a marked resemblance...