At 08:28 AM Thursday 2/12/2004 -0500, Jeff Rush wrote:
>Having worked concerts and special events for more than 15 years at venues
>all over the Southeast, I can tell y'all that in almost all cases the
>person, event, "star," using the venue "owns" the venue for a period of
>time.  They pay the freight they make the decisions (many of which are
>security related).  If the venue is multi-use they can always choose not to
>have the event.  Otherwise those who use the venue during the event have to
>comply.  It may not be right, but it's the it is.

Well, silly me!  I thought the University owned the Arena, and that I had a
right to work in the Motion Lab, whether or not there was a concert (or
some other event) going on.  You live and learn!!

Michael W. Whittle, MD, PhD
Cline Chair of Rehabilitation Technology (#3253)
The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga
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