Tickets to the event were originally set at $3 for CSUS students and $5 for the general public. Last week, however, UNIQUE director Dean Sorensen and his staff decided to do away with tickets and offer the show for free.

"We decided to not let ticket prices stand in the way of anyone attending," said Sorensen.

The comedy concert, which will begin at 8 p.m., follows the homecoming bonfire and was designed to celebrate both homecoming and the Union expansion. It will be one of the first events held in the new ballroom, which accommodates up to 1,500 people.

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Bridging the gap for handicapped
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Faculty senate voices support for CFA
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Long distance lovers
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CSUS men's soccer loses to Gaels
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Editorial: Start the talks again now For the last three months talks between the California Faculty Association and the California State University system have been at an impasse.

The Soapbox: It's politics as usual
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