—The Daily Collegian Monday, May 7, 1979 This harmonica player proves the schedulid groups weren't the only musi. clans on the HUB lawn for Movin' On. • Property Management Inc., Real Est ate artists PLEASE DON'T READ THIS AD! Unless you are interested in saving money In these days of high prices and rapidly rising inflation, it's nice to know there are still ways of saving money. With an Artists Series season subscription. But don't take our word for it . .. see for yourself. Check the chart below and see just how much money you can save by becoming an Artists Series subscriber. Music or • Theatre/ Section Price* Price* Savings Dance 1 $33.00 $24.75 $8.25 2 24.00 18.00 6.00 3 15.00 11.00 4.00 1 $66.00 $46.00 $20.00 2 48.00 33.50 14.50 3 30.00 21.00 9.00 * Prices based on 6 events Both Series NOW DO YOU BELIEVE US? THEN ISN'T IT TIME YOU BECAME AN ARTISTS SERIES SUBSCRIBER? AS AN ARTISTS SERIES SUBSCRIBER LOOK AT WHAT YOU CAN LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING. 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With frisbees flying and bands playing, many students agreed it was a weekend of relaxation and fun they would always remember. Steve Osborn, Association of Residence Hall Students president, said, "This is a good op portunity for people to have a good time over the weekend. "ARHS, because of its size, can house the facilities and provide the manpower to hold something like this. In a sense, no one else is gonna do it if we don't," he said. Osborn said the event was also in tended to raise money for the Association for Barrier-Free Living, Environment and Design. Contributions of $340 were received as of Saturday and, Osborn said, he expected the event to raise about $650 by its conclusion. "We're able to provide money for chairty because people are easy to give a handful of change. I guess it's the at mosphere," he said. Jeff Glazier, Movin' On coordinator, said ARHS usually contracts local bands because the exposure helps them get future bookings. 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