Tuition, Hous- Majority of Iobs in the Future Will Ing, Lab Fees, Parking Fees, Library Fines, Be Anything but High Tech - Or Basically for Just About Everything

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1 FEATURES: Atlanta's Music Midtown had its share of highs and lows; Review of festival, page 4 1 t I I I I THE&CHANTICLEER I Budget cuts proposed Job forecast Governor hands for grads is down proposal; now sluggish up to state legislature V by Beniamin Cunninaham lowa City, lowa - The George News editor Jetson image of the 2lst-century work force is idealistic, but recent So you think college is expensive? statistics about employment Don't be surprised if you wind up paying opportunities are indicating the more than you expected for tuition, hous- majority of iobs in the future will ing, lab fees, parking fees, library fines, be anything but high tech - or basically for just about everything. high paying. Costs at JSU and at other colleges across The media has shown people in the state will probably be on the rise if the year 2000 flying around in Alabama Governor Fob James manages expensive vehicles, living in com- to convince the state legislature to reduce puter-run apartments and com- funding for hgher education. municating with intelligent robots James has proposed cutting state fund- on the job. ing for higher education by 12 percent in But compared to the increasing order to provide more state money for number of low-skilled service public K- 12 schools. The governor's jobs, employment statistics indi- proposal is the latest move in a two-year cate the United States will have political struggle over state-funded edu- fewer high-tech jobs requiring a cation, which began in 1993 when a cir- college education - and employment prospects are look- cuit court judge ruled that Alabama's ing dismal for college graduates. system of distributing funds to K-12 Employment in the United schools was unconstitutional. Since States is expected to increase by then, two governors' administrations and 22 percent - from 121.1 million two legislatures have failed to do any- jobs in 1992 to 147.5 million in thing to change the system, despite pub- 2005 - but the increase is not lic outcry and a special legislative ses- ~ likely to help hordes of college sion in 1994. graduates in getting jobs. Since his election in November of rvaez prepares papenv Of the additional jobs, 93 per- See Cuts cent are expected to be service jobs and the majority will be low- paying, low-skilled service iobs, according to data from the Cuts may result in tuition increase Bureau of Labor Statistics. - pay $920 for tuition. Students enrolled But despite the fact that low- 'I by Benjamin Cunningham state funding for higher education, a cut which would result in a loss of approxi- for fewer than 12 hours would pay an skilled service iobs are projected News editor to increase significantly, the mately $3 million from the University's hourly rate of $77, up $4 from the previ- future isn't completely gloomy - When you return to JSU in the fall, you budget. ous rate of $73 an hour. Also, in an inter- especially within fields of tech- may find that your tuition bill is a bit The tuition increase would generate esting move, the board would charge any nology and communication. higher than you remember it being in the about $400,000, approximately 13 per- student taking more than 16 hours the "[The United States] has a high- past. That's because JSU's Board of cent of the $3 million the James adminis- new hourly rate. Out-of-state fees for 12 ly skilled and educated popula- Trustees is considering an increase in tration wants cut. JSU President Harold to 16 hours would also increase $25 to tion and labor force," said econ- tuition, a $50 jump for regular full-time McGee says that covering the cuts with $460. Out-of-state students would also omist Michael Norris. "So it enrollment. The board has already tuition increases alone would require a pay an additional $39 for the hpurly rate, stands to reason that we are passed a resolution increasing the cost of hike of nearly $500 per student, some- up from $37, making the total fiourly rate going to produce more intellectu- on-campus housing. thing he says is "obviously impossible." for non-resident students $1 16, a $6/hour al products - software and engi- The resolutions are apparently in Under the proposed increase, under- neering services products." response to Alabama Governor Fob graduate students taking between 12 and See Tuition James' proposal for a 12 percent cut in 16 hours in fall or spring semesters would PAGE 2 *MAY 25,1995 * THE CHANTICLEER

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-- 1994, James has said that he cation would drop Alabama set any cuts in state funding. F5-2-95. Caroline Hancock reported theft of property plans to challenge the court's even further down on the list. The board will vote this summer at Fitzpatrick Hall. ruling. Instead of changing the Here at JSU, that 12 percent on a resolution for an increase in process which allots state money cut, in addition to a number of tuition. If passed, full-time 05-3-95. Marvin Jenkins reported harassing communi- to schools based on population state-funded programs targeted enrollment tuition would rise to cations at TMB. levels, which leaves some by the governor for elimination, $920 per semester, an increase 05-6-95. Cristopher Benac reported recovery of possi- schools grossly short of funds would amount to a loss of over of $50. ble mariiuana at Rowan Hall. while others roll in cash, James $3.1 million. The cuts would In response to the governor's 05-6-95. Leslie Bailey reported theft of property at has proposed simply pumping result in the loss of money for proposals, JSU's student gov- Sparkrnan Hall. more money into the current programs that assist and train ehment is developing a lobby- 05-10-95. Richard Doss reported theft of property on system. area K-12 teachers, such as the ing campaign to convince state Cole Drive near Salls Hall. James found the source for this National Writing Project and the legislators to vote against any 05-10-95. A 16 year-old minor was arrested and money in the state's higher edu- Technology Scholarship pro- cuts for higher education. SGA charged with unlawful possession of mariiuana in the cation system, which many gram for Alabama Teachers. president Emily Hawk said the rear parking lot of Stephenson Hall. I seem to think receives more than Also in jeopardy is the student government is working 05-10-95. A 17 year-old minor was arrested and its fair share when it comes to University's access to the on a letter writing campaign to charged with unlawful possession of marijuana in the state money. Internet and a computer network get students and their parents to rear parking lot of Stephenson Hall. "The perception is that higher that links the library to the contact legislators about the pro- 05-10-95. JSU reported unlawful possession of mari- education is well-funded in libraries of other major universi- posals. juana in the rear parking lot of Stephenson Hall. comparison to K-12. That's a ties in the state. All of this, of course, depends 05-10-95. A 16 year-old minor was arrested and false assumption," David Watts, If the legislature passes the on whether or not the legislature charged with possession of mariiuana in Dan Gray JSU's Vice President for cuts, JSU would basically enter passes James' proposal, some- Parking Lot. Academic Affairs told The a state of financial emergency. thing state Senator Doug Ghee does not see as likely. "We [the 05-10-95. Rachel Carnell reported harassing communi- Chanticleer earlier this year. University President Harold According to Watts, Alabama McGee said that placing freezes legislature] have not had any test cations in Jerry Cole parking lot. spending per student in higher on hiring and purchasing are votes yet, but the sentiment 05-12-95. Corey Crosby reported criminal mischief in education ranks among the low- likely. He said that the seems to be a desire to avoid Dan Gray parking lot. est in the country. University would also probably those cuts in higher ed if at all 05-12-95. Hea!her Hardin reported breaking and Figures provided by JSU seem offer fewer sections of each possible," Ghee said. Ghee also entering of an automobile at College Apartments. to bear this out. The numbers class, a move that would believes the governor's chal- 05-15-95. Kay Drigger reported harassing communi- show state and local spending increase class size, and competi- lenge of the circuit court ruling cations at Houston Cole Library. per full-time student in Alabama tion for available seats in class- will probably fail, and he said 05-15-95. Tarnmy Mclntosh reported criminal mischief is well below the average for the es. It could also result in a the majority of the legislature in the Dixon Hall parking lot. southern region, ranking 11th lengthening of the time it takes a shares this view. "We realize *5-16-95. Ray Creel reported theft of services at Dixon out of 15 southern states. student to complete a degree. we've got to work with the Hall. James' proposed 12 percent cut JSU's Board of Trustees is judge as to K through 12 fund- 05-1 8-95. JSU reported a domestic disturbance at Penn in state spending for higher edu- already taking measures to off- ing in the long run," he said. House Apartments. 05-18-95. Dr. William R. Bowen reported public intox- Tuition ication in an Ayers Hall classroom. from page 1 05-20-95. Brad Butler reported a domestic dist~r- jump. housing fees. Of the nine dorms in use, only bance at Forney Apartments. Students in the College of Graduate Studies Luttrell Hall and Rowan Hall will remain at 1994- would also pay more under the resolution. For 95 cost. those taking 10, 11, or 12 hours per semester, the While the body of the resolution cites only ris- charge would be $945, a $50 increase. Graduate ing "costs associated with housing," Ray Creel,

-...... - .. - - -... The Iacksonville State University Student Newspaper as those taking price increases 13 or more Proposed increases in tution costs are probably in hours, would response to the Mike Canada pay the new governor's Undergraduate per semester Editor in Chief hourly rate of budget propos- Emily Wester $95, a $5 (12 hours or more) als. Advertising Director increase. The increase Non-resident also may 1994-95 the Benjamin Cunningham, News Editor Erin Key, Copy graduate stu- 1995-96 $870 of stu- Editor Keith Tasker, Arts & Entertainment Editor Tim dents would 1 $920 in-state in-state dents who Iive Lockette, Features Editor Scott Stansell, Sports Editor Pay even more. Out-of- $1,305 $1,380 on campus. "I Tim Hanby, Photographer state fees for out-of-state ~ out-of-state think it cer- graduate stu- tainly has the Joe Langston dents would 1 potential to," Manager of Student Media rise $25.50 to said Creel. $473, while the total hourly rate would jump by The board of trustees passed the housing The Chanbcleer IS located at 180 Self Hall All subm~ssronsmay be sent through $8 to $143. increase at their May meeting. The board has campus marl to thrs address Off-campus submrssrons should be marled to 700 The board has already passed a resolution postponed voting on the tuition increase until its Pelham Road North, PO Box 3060JSU, Jacksonv~lle,AL 36265 Deadlrne for submrs- approving increases in the cost of University July meeting, apparently to see whether the state srons IS Frrday before the desrred publrshrng date The unsigned edrtorlal IS the oprnron of the entire staff housing. Residents of dorms and University- legislature passes the governor's proposed cuts for owned apartments will pay around 10% more in higher education. 6 .. .(DJepriving colleges to save K-12 just isn't the answex.. VIEWS The Chanticleer May 25, 1995 Show the governor your concern

I I I I ! Dear Governor Fob James, I I I I Under the knife: I I ! I am writing to you in response to your proposed 12 percent budget cut for I I I I I I College cuts not the answer I higher education. As a college student currently attending Jacksonville State I I I I I I University, the thought of my school increasing tution due to government cut- I Listen ... can you hear it? I That's the sound of the ax backs greatly disturbs me. that's heading straight for We suggest: higher education in the state of Cutting funds to higher My education is important not only to me, but to the state of Alabama and the education while increasing Alabama. And the arm swing- United States. With decreased funding to universities, especially smaller schools ing that ax belongs to Fob funds to secondary education is not the answer to James. like JSU, I feel that I, and other students, will have a harder time finding a job in In a state with such a poor budget problems. record in education, why has the modern workplace. higher education been targeted for cuts? Supposedly to improve the status of the other side of Alabama is often portrayed in the media and, unfortunately, in many statistics as Alabama's dilapidated education system, schools teaching kindergarten through 12th grade. A11 of the 12 percent James being far behind the rest of America. Please don't add fuel to the fire and make pas proposed taking from colleges and universities would go to the state's K-12 schools. the stereotypes even truer by disabling my education. Many Alabamians seem to think this is a reasonable justifica- tion for cutting money to higher education. After all, we've

been hearing about the problems of K-12 for years, ever since I I Fob James introduced the word "proration" into public educa- I tion's vocabulary during his first term. ! The truth is, depriving colleges to save K-12 just isn't the Signature Print name I

answer to Alabama's educational woes. It's simply James' way L------A of avoiding the state's responsibility to state education fairly. Please read and sign the above letter will send all the letters to Governor In 1993 a state circuit court judge ruled that Alabama's and send it to The Chanticleer offices James in one package in two weeks method of distributing funds to K-12 school systems was unfair and unconstitutional. It gave some systems a relatively large at 180 Self Hall by Campus Mail. We on June 8. amount of money, while other systems were left in the poor- house. For an example of the contrast, why not take a drive to the Birmingham area and visit the brand spanking new Hoover High School, a virtual cathedral of education. It's enormous, and it has to be, since it serves an enormous number of students. When you visit, you will be instinctively aware of the amount of money it took to build the place. Then visit nearby Jacksonville High, where the place is literal- ly falling apart. It has served students here for about 50 years, and has just about reached the end of its days as an educational facility. Local officials are trying to determine whether they need to build a new school or simply renovate the old one. They also have to find the money. Instead of obeying the court order and formulating a new system of distributing funds to schools so that scenarios like the one above don't occur, James has decided to challenge the ruling. His idea of education funding reform is taking money from colleges and pumping it into the qld, unfair system. In K-12, the rich get even richer, while the poor get to be a little better off. Meanwhile, colleges and universities struggle even harder to provide adequate educational services. Cuts are not the answer. Follow the courts ruling, rework the K-12 system, and let higher education keep its 12 percent, instead of forcing tuition hikes and faculty lay-offs across the state. anything good to FEATURES The Chanticleer May 25, 1995 One hundred thousand people in Highlights - People walking Adam Ant were other gems in the the middle of Atlanta. No, it's not around trying to catch a glimpse of park. Plus, there were live gigs by some pre-Olympic festival or bands marked the first day of Music 5-8, Magnapop, Collective Soul, another parade for the Braves. This Midtown. That and long lines to the Our Lady Peace, and The Kentucky time it was a concert. A very BIG Port-0-Potty. But, overall it was a Headhunters. So, this was the day concert. very good first day. Terrific shows to be there ... a day of music, fun, For the second year in a row, from Ferrick and Bush were only and still standing in line for that Atlanta's newest springtime tradi- some of the spectacles. Other note- Port-0-Potty. tion was set into motion. Music worthy performances by the Quote of the Day: NdegeOcello- Midtown is a weekend long event Scottish group Del Amitri and alter- "F**k the rebel flag!" that provides people with a wide native rockers From Good Homes Sunday May, 14 and lowliahts variety of music, shopping, food, made the first day a great start to a High point - The Bodeans: It was and fun. weekend full of music and mis- tough, but the Bodeans beat It all began Friday, May 12, when chief. Matthew Sweet and the Stone two square blocks of downtown Quote of the Day: Bush - "What's Roses by a hair. The Bodeans did Atlanta, Peachtree and 10th St., with this circle thing? That song what live bands are supposed to do, were closed off to traffic. Then was about getting stoned and hang- have fun. Whether they performed stages were built and fences were ing with girls. You like girls don't new songs or old classics, the set up. At 6 p.m., the gates opened ya?" Bodeans got the crowd moving and and people poured in. even got the sky to open Everything from up a little rain on the handmade jewelry to crowd below. How can ethnic food and country you resist a band that music to alternative does an encore with rock could be found "Space Cowboy'?" here. However, the Low point - Catfish food was expensive Jenkins: Maybe it was and the jewelry could the stage they were on; be found better - and the same little one cheaper - at a Dead Ferrick played on, or show The only thing maybe they're just bad. worth going into the Who knows? This kind chaos for was the of radio friendly pop music. So, here's the has been tossed around low down, what you for years. Give it up, the missed and what you music's old and tired. didn't. Let's put it to bed. Friday 12, 1995 Highlights - Oh, the High point- This is a last day. The Stone tough one, mainly Roses played pretty because they are so dif- well for their first U.S. ferent. but we have a gig and Matthew Sweet tie: Melissa Ferrick and was great, even if the Keith Tarker Bush. First off is Ferrick: Powerful act. crowd was still in awe Ferrick. Even though she was over the Bodeans. And, according forced to play on a small, out of the to 92J's Roger Johnson, The Blind way stage (on which she threatened Saturday May 14 (special corre- Boys of Alabama were definitely not to play), she gave the perfor- spondence from Roger Johnson-I something to see. mance of a lifetime. This woman was too broke to go) Quote of the Day - Tie: Blind puts more heart into her music than High point - Me'shell Boys of Alabama-"We didn't come any other act on the road. If you NdegeOcello: Powerful live pres- here looklng for Jeaus. We brought missed this show, you're crazy if ence and taunts of the crowd really him w~th us." The Bodeans- you miss her Atlanta show in June. set NdegeOcello apart from the "Anybody got anything good to Secondly, there is Bush. This pack. Her voice is wonderful on smoke?" English group has been tearing up CD, but live it cannot be matched. Well. that was it. Three days of the radio with "Everything Zen," She's one hell of a bass played to fun in the sun. Don't worry if you but there was always a bit of doubt boot. missed it, just buy your tickets early how they'd come off live. Well, the Low point - Screamin Cheetah next year. So, when the days get a verdict is in - Bush is terrific. Wheelies: The name says it all. Any little longer and the roads to Atlanta Feedback and a wall of noise woke band that you can probably see at get a little backed up remember, up Atlanta and turned the park into any local dive has no business at a 100 bands and a 100,000 people in one huge mosh pit. festival like this. It's not that they downtown Atlanta equal a lot of Low point - FSK: Everyone were bad, it's just that they were out music and a lot of fun. expected more from Cracker's of their league. -- story and photo by Keith David Lowery than an amateur Highlights - Saturday was the day Tasker; layout by Jamie Cole polka band. Oh, well, you win of fun. Live performances by the some, you lose some. Village People, Little Richard, and THE CHANTICLEER *MAY 25,1995 * PAGE 5 'Crimson Tide, I / Die Hard' sequel start summer with a bang

V by Jamie Cole Tarantino reportedly did the Reserve. eventually falls for him. and-out playwright who may or rewrite) and the direction is There are some truly great The film tries desperately to do may not have written his first Special to The Chanticleer solid, even if Scott relies a bit action sequences, including the what "While You Were hit. His play ends up being "Crimson Tide" - It's not a too much on the expected most creative death I've seen in Sleeping" does so easily: make backed by the mob. tale of Alabama football, but footage of excited men running an action flick (watch what hap- us fall in love with endearing The supporting cast is a knock- you will hear "Roll Tide!" in this along catwalks. Where he suc- pens when McClain and his characters. The script is sweet, out; Diane Weist won an acade- action-packed nuclear subma- ceeds over the Clancy adapta- partner jump off a bridge swing- but surprisingly unfunny. my award for her portrayal of rine adventure. The film is tions is in not slowing down his ing from a cable). The film suf- New on video aging actress Helen Sincliar, and directed by Tony Scott (of "Top story with the scientific doubles- fers from poor timing, though, "Bullets over Broadway" - Jennifer Tilly shines as a mob- Gun" and "The Hunger" fame) peak; where Clancy would make with the mad bomber subplot Even if you don't like Woody ster's girlfriend turned actress. and, in spite of your expecta- a techno-drama, "Crimson Tide" hitting a little too close to home Allen, you still may like this Look, too, for Tracy Ullman in a tions, isn't just a rip-off of "The is just a drama. Clancy-style in light of recent events. fabulous comedy. hysterical performance as a Hunt for Red October." As a accurate? Maybe not. Fast- Willis is his normal cocky self, John Cusak stars as a down- canine-loving ingenue. matter of fact, Tom Clancy prob- aced and exciting?c3 Absolutelv. but Samuel L. Jackson almost ably wishes he'd written this "Die Hard with a Vengeance" steals the movie as his reluctant one. - The third installment in the sidekick. Irons is now officially The story centers around a sub- "Die Hard series is head-and- typecast as a bad guy. marine captain (Gene Hackman) shoulders above the second, "French Kiss" - Meg Ryan is and his prodigious second with director of the first "Die absolutely charming and Kevin (Denzel Washington). When an Hard," John McTieman, return- Kline is a hoot, but the two order comes down to fire ing. together can't pull this sappy nuclear weapons on a rebellious John McClain (Bruce Willis) is romantic comedy from the usu- camp in Russia, Washington is a pursued by a mad bomber ally reliable director Lawrence bit reluctant. But when an (Jeremy Irons) who wants Kasdan out of the muck. incomplete message is sent to revenge for his brother (the man Ryan pours on the cham as a the sub that may be an order to McClain killed in the first film). shunned fiance who flies to cease fire, Washington and It's the villain's elaborate setup Paris to find her potential fh~kmansquare off in a chill- to rob a bank, but not just any spouse, who has met a lovely "French Kiss": Meg Ryan, Kevin Kline, and director Lawrence Kasdan. bump-inducing scene. bank: Irons and his small army French lady. In the process, The script is tight (Quentin of crooks rip off the Federal Ryan meets Kline on a plane and HaGE 6 MAY 27,11995 * THE CHANTICLEER Industrial and punk bands kick off summer music

V by Keith Tasker No Use For A Name/Phunk Jun keez ArtslEntertainrnent Editor Masqurade Music Park, Atlanta Prick May 19,1995 "Prick" Ahh-punk. You though it was Nothing Records gone, but it's not. Bands like No Industrial music has Use For A Name are still touring been tagged as loud, and tearing up the dance floor. and without much melody. Well, Pedoming songs off of the lat- Prick may just blow that idea to . -- est release uLeche concame" hell. along with old favorites showed On his first record for Trent that No Use is a great live band. Reznor's (NIN) label Nothing, One problem though: it was an Kevin McMahon gives us Prick. all ages show and the crowd A record that is as diverse as the seemed content to lay in the sun world we live in. From subtle and soak up the rays. In a club, melodies that explode into harsh this band would have been reality with songs "I Apologize" unstoppable. and "No Fair Fights" to the brute However, twenty minutes later, force of "Animal," Prick is a when the Phunk Junkeez took band that can't be pinned down. the stage, the crowd had grown McMahon takes the gothlpop and hardly anyone was laying of the 70's ah runs it through around. The Junkeez pushed the industrial technology of the their in your face hip-hoplpunk Keith Taster 90's. What you get is a distorted right into the crowd and didn't No Use For A Name: Tearing up the stagefor a put another notch in the Bible Belt, but onlookers look at where we were and stop for almost an hour. Driving sleepy audience in Atlanta. Thz four California punks seemed generally unappreciative. where we are. Ten tracks of rhythms and insightful raps, plus uncompromising+liss and bile. some rather outrageous stage Enough power to keep you antics from Junkee "Soulman" scared but soft enough to pull - who looks a lot like Puck CAN you in. from MTV's "The Real World" SAFETY BElT COST Prick tempts, like a playful - turned a sedate crowd into a YOU AN ARM &ALEG, clown, and then, as it gives you frenzy of flesh and sweat. a shiny red balloon with one Overall, it was a very pleasing hand, it cuts out your heart with show, even though the crowd the other. Forcing you to look at I \ took their time getting into it. McDonald's €*la~a\ue Hea' it and examine yourself and all Maybe next time the guys drop of 0i9 Mac you ever believed was true. in Atlanta, they can play to an Jacksonvilleand \ cheepPIebu~FI This is Prick-be forewarned. audience that can buy their own Piedmont a\up Concert Comer Reviews. \ HP~Y*Pounde<~\th cheese tickets and drive too. \ ,nlr~tt~~ Extra Value Meals

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Birmingham Marilyn Manson a broken beer bottle and spit on the Center Stage Sloss Furnaces audience (they returned the favor). City Stages June 2- Band De Soleil with Michelle May 6, 1995 All in all, the Manson outrage was June 17-19 Malone Marilyn Manson pride themselves on missing, but who could blame them? 5 Points South Music Hall 8 p.m. $10.25 being outcasts of society. They never fit Most of the crowd seemed more con- June 3- Matthew Sweet June 9- Juliana Hatfield in, so now they make a living shocking cerned with how long it was till Danzig June 11 - Juliana HatfieldJeff Buckley 8 p.m. $13.75 audiences across the globe. Fans tend to than with the five lunatics bouncing June 28- Better Than Ezra Variety Playhouse either beg for autographs or spit on them around on stage. Oak Mountain Amphitheater June 5- P.J. HarveyITricky - sometimes both -but not If Birmingham was your introduction June 20- Queensrychemype 0 Negative Lakewood Amphitheater Birmingham. The headbangers in the to a live Manson show, forget it. For the July 28- Dave Matthews Band June 15- Phish "Tragic City" wanted headliner Danzig real thing, catch them in Atlanta, a city (Tickets on Sale June 30) 7 p.m. $18.50 lawn/$20.00 reserved and that's it. The crowd didn't want that appreciates true weirdos. August 29- H.O.R.D.E. tour June 28- Queensryche blood and gore or burning lunch boxes (Tickets on Sale July 8) 8 p.m. $18.75 lawn/$38.75,$28.75 or a tall skinny man in a leather jock- reserved strap screaming about "Cake and Atlanta July 1- Melissa Etheridge Sodomy." They didn't want Marilyn 8 p.m. $18.75 lawn/$38.75 reserved Manson, and the feeling was mutual. The Masquerade July 28- Live The boys in Manson usually put on May 3 1- Ned's Atomic DustbinIPrick 7:30 p.m. $18.75 lawn/$33.50 reserved one hell of a live show, sure it's mostly June 1- Soul Asylum Georgia Dome straight out of the "Alice Cooper Shock- 9 p.m. $12.00 June 24- Boys I1 Men/ TLCI Mary J. Rock Handbook," but it's rarely boring. June 5- Ween Blige 6 p.m. $50, $40, $30 That night, the freaks played music-by- June 14- Soul Coughing numbers and hit the road running, only 9 p.m. $6.00 -- dates compiled by Keith Tusker pulling a few minor stunts on the way. review by Mike Canada Lead singer Mr. Manson did find time in June 2 1- Mudhoney Keith ksku 9 p.m. $10.00 the quick set to slice his chest open with

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