Events Happening All Weekend [top]

Hunt Institute for Botanical Documentation: "Portraits of a Garden, Brooklyn Botanic Garden Florilegium"
5th Floor, Hunt Library
This exhibition showcases botanical artists revitalizing the tradition of the florilegium by creating an archive of watercolors and drawings of plants growing at the garden.

Registration & Welcome Area
Wean Commons, University Center

School of Drama Production: "The Rivals"
Chosky Theater, Purnell Center for the Arts
Tickets may be purchased by calling 412-268-2407 or online at www.drama.cmu.edu.

Thursday, October 4th [top]

Cèilidh Weekend Kick-Off BBQ
The Fence
Join the student Cèilidh Weekend Committee as they kick off the start to the weekend packed full of events, activities, lectures, and fun!

Alumni - Faculty & Staff Reception (invitation only)
Alumni Lounge, University Center
The over 900 faculty and staff who are graduates of CMU are invited to a reception in their honor to celebrate their continued commitment and service to the university community.
Registration Required/No Event Fee

SCS Distinguished Alumni Talk: Marc Donner (S'82, '84)
In cooperation with Google, Inc.
Rashid Auditorium - Gates&Hillman 4401
Donner is an engineering director at Google looking after the interests of the infrastructure networking software engineers as well as helping with cybersecurity and advising Google's work with major museums on the GoogleArtProject.com, all while writing articles about science fiction for an engineering magazine. Before networking he led Google Health and Google Finance for two years and before that he looked after the interests of the Ads engineers in New York, including the integration of the DoubleClick teams.

CMusic
The Fence (Rain Location: Rangos III, University Center)
Celebrate CMU's student organization with a music festival at the Fence.

Project Olympus Homecoming Show & Tell
Rashid Auditorium, Hillman Center
Reception following in the 7th floor Atrium, Gates Center.
For more information about Project Olympus, visit: www.olympus.cs.cmu.edu.

Celebration of Diwali & Eid
Wiegand Gym, University Center
Sponsored by Mayur SASA
The celebration of Diwali, also known as the "Festival of Lights," is a major Indian festival celebrating the victory of good over evil. Eid ul-Fitr is a joyous occasion celebrating the achievement of enhanced piety. Mayur SASA brings you an event that integrates these two very different festivals into an unforgettable evening of celebration. The event is packed with crafts, performances and a buffet of traditional South Indian cuisine. Buffet tickets may be purchased at the event.
Registration Required/Pay at the Door

Smart People
McConomy Auditorium, University Center
Join us for AB Films FREE showing of Smart People filmed at your very own alma mater. Drinks and snacks will be provided by the Ceilidh Student Committee.

Friday, October 5th [top]

Campus Tour
Office of Admission Lobby, Warner Hall

Campus Tour
Office of Admission Lobby, Warner Hall

CMBAA Spirit Song Table
Wean Commons, University Center
Stop by and learn about the Carnegie Mellon Black Alumni Association (CMBAA), its programs and many opportunities to get involved, and purchase the 2012 edition of Spirit Song, a compilation of experiences and world views shared through art, photography, poetry, and prose.

The Center for International Relations and Politics & the Bradford and Diane Smith Family Lecture in the Applied Humanities present General (ret) Stanley A. McChrystal
McConomy Auditorium, University Center
The Security Challenges Facing America. Few people have as much insight on the current state of the military and global affairs as General McChrystal. In this insightful presentation, General McChrystal discusses the new challenges facing America in a globalized world, the proliferation of non-state actors, and the advance of information technology and instantaneous communication. He shares a thorough assessment of US security and what the future will hold.
Registration Required/No Event Fee

Campus Tour
Office of Admission Lobby, Warner Hall

2012 Alumni Distinguished Achievement Honoree Lecture -
John Shaffner (A'76) & Joe Stewart (A'77), "Television by Design"
Kresge Theatre, College of Fine Arts
CFA Alumni and Family Reception to immediately follow in the Great Hall. This is part of the University Lecture Series.

2012 Alumni Distinguished Achievement Honoree Lecture -
Margaret I. Johnston (S'72), "Making Science Happen: From Chemistry to Global Health Impact"
Room 348 (Conference Room), Mellon Institute
Mellon College of Science Alumni and Family Reception will follow immediately in the MI Social Room. This is part of the University Lecture Series.

Career & Professional Development Center Open House
Lower Level, University Center
Meet the CPDC staff and learn about the TartanGPS, a tool designed to help students plan and navigate their careers.

Mellon College of Science Alumni & Family Reception
MI Social Room, Mellon Institute
Join alumni, current students, families, and members of the MCS community to meet and connect with each other and to celebrate this year's MCS Alumni Award winners, Margaret "Peggy" Johnston (S'72) and Kevin Dowling (S'83, CS'94, '97).

CFA Alumni & Family Reception
Great Hall, College of Fine Arts
Join alumni, current students, families, and members of the CFA community to meet and connect with each other and to celebrate this year's CFA Distinguished Alumni Award winners.

CMARC Open House Reception
CMARC Office, Cyert Hall

Campus Tour
Office of Admission Lobby, Warner Hall

Fitness, Health, & CM-YOU
Connan Room, University Center
Learn more about the future of fitness, recreation and athletics at Carnegie Mellon as Director of Athletics Susan Bassett introduces the latest plans for renovations to the University Center and Skibo Gym and what it means for the CMU community. The event will feature, Chris Watts (E'08), a Tartan soccer alumnus and a staff member for the President's Council on Fitness, Sports and Nutrition. A reception will immediately follow.
Registration Required/No Event Fee

Tepper School of Business Reception
Grand Room, Tepper School of Business
Alumni, families and students are invited to join faculty and staff of the Tepper School of Business for a casual reception in honor of Cèilidh Weekend.
Registration Required/No Event Fee

Dietrich College of Humanities & Social Sciences Reception
Alumni Lounge, University Center
The Dietrich College of Humanities & Social Sciences welcomes alumni and families back to campus to catch up with faculty and staff and meet current students.
Registration Required/No Event Fee

Alumni Awards Ceremony & Reception
Rangos Hall, University Center
Join in this celebration as the Alumni Association honors outstanding contributions by alumni, students and faculty to Carnegie Mellon and the world at large. All are welcome.

A reception immediately follows the ceremony in the Great Hall, College of Fine Arts Building.

Important Note: Seating begins at 5 pm; Ceremony begins promptly at 5:30 pm.
Registration Required/No Event Fee

Carnegie Mellon Black Alumni Association (CMBAA) Night Out!
CJ's Restaurant & Lounge
2901-2911 Penn Ave.
Pittsburgh, PA 15201
Enjoy an evening with good friends, good food, and good times with the CMBAA!
Registration Required/Pay at the Door

Saturday, October 6th [top]

Buggy Freerolls
Tech & Frew Streets

Grab 'n' Go Breakfast
Rangos III, University Center

Head of the Ohio Regatta
Washington Landing's Boathouse
The alumni tent, regatta food and hopefully some good weather will make up for last year's rain! Come support the CMU student Crew Team and the Tartan Crew Alumni Network as they compete against 75 colleges and universities.

Andrew Carnegie Society Breakfast (invitation only)
Tartans Pavilion, Resnik House

President's Address
Rangos Hall, University Center
President Jared L. Cohon is in his final year as the Carnegie Mellon University President. Hear reflections on his tenure and what lies ahead for both Dr. Cohon and CMU.

Symposium on Arts Management & Innovation (MAM 25th Anniversary)
Hamburg Hall
In celebrating 25 years of educating innovative arts managers, the Master of Arts Management (MAM) program presents its inaugural Symposium on Arts Management & Innovation, featuring lectures and seminars led by MAM alumni. Special guest plenary: Doug McLennan, founder/editor of Arts Journal.
Registration Required/Event Fee: No Fee for MAM Alumni/MAM Students/MAM Faculty; $10 for all others. For more information and to register, visit: www.heinz.cmu.edu

Carnegie Delta Upsilon Alumni (CDUA) Meeting
Delta Upsilon House, Margaret Morrison Street

Carnegie Mellon Black Alumni Association (CMBAA) Brunch & Business Meeting
Room 100 (Gregg Hall), Porter Hall
Registration Required/Event Fee: Adults $25; CMU Students & Children 12 & Under FREE

The Andrew Carnegie Society 40th Anniversary Ceremonial Cake Cutting
Kirr Commons, University Center
Come one and all to help mark the 40th year of the Andrew Carnegie Society! Founded in 1972 by a group of alumni and volunteers, the ACS is the oldest donor recognition society at Carnegie Mellon. It is currently made up of more than 2,700 members who make an annual gift of $1,000 or more to an area of their choice at CMU. Please join Dr. Cohon, current ACS Board President Steven Price (A'78), former ACS Board presidents and others at this ceremonial cake cutting. All alumni, students, families, faculty and staff are welcome and encouraged to enjoy a piece of cake!

Academic Meetings/Programs
Meet with deans, faculty and advisors from the various colleges to hear updates, obtain information and learn about the curriculum today.

BXA
Please attend academic meeting in your area of concentration

CIT Alumni & Family Brunch
Singleton Room & Lobby, 4th Floor, Roberts Engineering Hall
Join CIT alumni, families, students, faculty and staff for brunch and mingling.
Registration Required/No Event Fee

CFA - School of Art
Room 303, College of Fine Arts

CFA - School of Design
Room A11, Margaret Morrison Hall

CFA - School of Drama
Rauh Theater, Purnell Center for the Arts

CFA - School of Music
Kresge Theatre, College of Fine Arts

Mellon College of Science
Room 2210, Doherty Hall

School of Architecture
Room 303, Margaret Morrison Hall

School of Computer Science
Rashid Auditorium, Gates & Hillman Centers

Science & Humanities Scholars Program
Attend either the MCS or Dietrich College presentation

Tepper School of Business Academic Meeting
Simon Auditorium, Tepper School of Business

Dietrich College of Humanities & Social Sciences Academic Meeting
Giant Eagle Auditorium, Baker Hall

Class of 1962 50th Reunion Lunch
President's Dining Room, University Center
Registration Required/Event Fee: $25

The Math Behind Medical Imaging
Room 4215, Gates Hillman Center
We all understand the basics of computer modeling and imaging, but did you know that there is a whole theoretical approach to how this imaging is created so that you, your doctor, and top researchers can see clear, readable images made out of huge sets of data? Come challenge your brain in a discussion with Computer Science professor, Gary Miller, about linear systems and the critical role math plays in today's medicine. Don't worry, this won't hurt a bit!

Physics for Future Presidents
Room 4307, Gates Hillman Center
Our society faces many key problems that are intimately related to physics, including hot-button topics such as energy, climate change, and terrorism. Misjudge the science, make a wrong decision. Yet, many political leaders and concerned citizens have a hard time evaluating the issues, because they have never been taught the underlying physics. What is radioactivity? What happened in Fukushima last year, and what is dangerous about it? And why? Why don't we have more battery-run cars? What actually is a battery? Could we run cars on solar cells if we just build really good solar cells? What are the facts on global warming? None of these questions are stupid, all of them involve physics, and their answers might change our views or how we would argue for them. In this session, Professors Markus Deserno and Gregg Franklin will argue why this material is really useful and not just for presidents. They will also give several examples of the things they teach, all of which should strike almost everyone as both surprising and politically relevant.

Buggy Alumni Association Welcome Table
Wean Commons, University Center

Why Go Greek? Fraternity & Sorority Life at Carnegie Mellon
Connan Room, University Center
Sponsored by the Parents Leadership Program
Greek life is thriving at CMU! This session will illustrate why so many of our students join fraternities and sororities. Learn about community service and academic performance within the Greek community, as well as the many benefits of going Greek. Join Lucas Christain, Associate Director of Student Life, and several of our fraternity and sorority student leaders for this informative presentation.

Delta Delta Delta Pansy Brunch
Tri Delta House, Greek Quad

Delta Gamma - Beta Nu Alumnae Tea
Delta Gamma House, Greek Quad
We invite alumnae of Delta Gamma to drop by the Beta Nu house and meet current collegiate sisters over tea and snacks.

Delta Upsilon - Coffee@DU
Delta Upsilon House, Margaret Morrison Street
Please join us for delicious coffee and beverages at the Delta Upsilon house at noon - afterwards, we will walk down to the UC for the university-sponsored barbeque.

Lunar Robot Open House
Planetary Robotics Highbay, Gates Center
Carnegie Mellon is headed to the Moon! Join us in unveiling Polaris, the ice prospecting rover that will land at the Moon's pole in October of 2015, find water, claim the Google Lunar X Prize, and catalyze the next generation of space exploration. Meet famed roboticist and CMU professor, William "Red" Whittaker (E'75, '79), and his Moon team. See the lander and generations of planetary rovers. Come be a part of CMU's greatest robotic adventure!

Pi Kappa Alpha Luncheon
Rangos II, University Center

Tartans Abroad Poster Session
Hoch Commons, University Center
Please join us in celebrating study abroad at CMU as the 2012 Tartans Abroad Scholarship recipients share their experiences. Stop by the Welcome Table to receive a brochure about the Tartans Abroad Scholarship recipients and their study abroad locations before browsing the posters and talking with students.

Carnegie Clan's 9th Annual Chili Cook-Off
Wiegand Gym, University Center
The Carnegie Clan invites students, alumni and families to enjoy the best chili Carnegie Mellon has to offer at the 9th annual chili cook-off.

Cèilidh "Zero Waste" Tailgate Party & KidZone Activity Fair
Wiegand Gym, University Center
Co-sponsored by the Steinbrenner Institute for Environmental Education and Research & Green Practices
Grab lunch before heading to the game to cheer on the Tartans to victory over the Big Red.

Carnegie Mellon Tartans vs. Denison University Big Red
Gesling Stadium
Event Fee: $5 admission to the game. CMU students are free.

Academic Development - A Resource for Students
Connan Room, University Center
Sponsored by the Parents Leadership Program
CMU's courses are challenging, but help is available. From Peer Tutoring to Supplemental Instruction to EXCEL collaborative learning groups, Academic Development offers a variety of resources available to help your student succeed at Carnegie Mellon. Join Linda Hooper, Director of Academic Development, for this informative session, and meet several students that will speak firsthand about the benefits of this campus resource.

112 Years of CMU History & Tradition - in 60 Minutes or Less!
Room 4307, Gates Hillman Center
You all know the Andrews - Mellon and Carnegie. You've also followed the Buggy and Booth traditions and the ladies of Margaret Morrison College. Assistant Dean of Student Affairs, Holly Hippensteel, brings her love of CMU history and folklore to you, so bring your memories and stories. And for the parents who have just recently fallen in love with the university, come see what all the hubbub about our past is about.

Athletics Alumni Reception
TV Lounge & Rec Room, West Wing
Join other alumni athletes to root on the Tartans to victory!
Registration Required/Event Fee: Adults $5

Delta Tau Delta: Words from the Wise
Delt House, Margaret Morrison Street
Alumni are encouraged to come and meet the current brothers and the pledges, and to talk about their Delt experience. The current brothers can always benefit from experienced knowledge, and who better to learn from than our own alumni. Snacks will be provided.

Hunt Institute for Botanical Documentation: Botanical Artist Demonstration
5th Floor, Hunt Library
Sue Wyble (A'80) and Donna Edmonds will demonstrate a method of layering a limited palette of transparent watercolors to achieve a variety of colors.

Walking Tour: Public Art on Campus
Meet in the Great Hall, College of Fine Arts
Join John Carson, head of the School of Art, for an informative and entertaining guided tour of the works of art installed in public spaces on campus.
Space is limited to 30 people

Carnegie Mellon Cross Country Invitational
Schenley Park

Helping Your Student Launch a Successful Career - for Parents
Connan Room, University Center
Sponsored by the Parents Leadership Program
Your student's career starts here! Help your student maximize the Carnegie Mellon experience and your educational investment. At this session, you'll hear from Farouk Dey, director of the Career & Professional Development Center, about effective career development and job search strategies as well as the many career resources available to students and alumni.

History of Buggy
Rangos I, University Center
Presented by Tom Wood (E'74)

Hispanic Latino Alumni Association Popcorn Reception
General Motors Dining Room, University Center
Students, families, and alumni are invited to join the Hispanic Latino Alumni Association for a popcorn reception.
Registration Required/Event Fee: Adults $5; CMU students & Children 12 & under FREE

Getting Your College Student Back - Handling Your (Almost) Adult Child When They Come Home for Vacation or Summer Break
Room 4307, Gates Hillman Center
Dr. Deborah Gilboa (A'92) returns to Cèilidh Weekend to lead another discussion about our young adults and their transition to full adulthood. Dr. G, family medicine practitioner and professional parenting speaker and writer, will offer advice and answer questions in what will be another Standing Room Only session.

From Prison to Power: The Evolution of the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt
Room 4215, Gates Hillman Center
Everyone is talking about the Muslim Brotherhood, now that the first elected Egyptian President is a former Brotherhood leader presiding over an Islamist-dominated government. Professor Laurie Zittrain Eisenberg will discuss the history and ideology of the Muslim Brotherhood, from its creation in 1928 through today, and consider what a Brothers-led government might mean for Egypt and its relations with outside powers.

Study Abroad Information Session
McKenna, Peter & Wright Rooms, University Center
Over 500 CMU students, from all majors, study abroad annually. All are welcome to attend this overview of study abroad, from general curriculum compatibility to finances. Returned students will also speak about their individual study abroad experiences and will be available for a Q & A.

Coffee Break
Kirr Commons, University Center

What's Your Idea? Undergraduate Research at Carnegie Mellon
Connan Room, University Center
Sponsored by the Parents Leadership Program
At Carnegie Mellon, student researchers create new knowledge, make artistic breakthroughs, and develop groundbreaking ideas and products. The Undergraduate Research Office supports student research in every field of study, offers a variety of funding options, and assists with proposal writing, making a mentor connection, and support to present academic conferences. Join Stephanie Wallach, Assistant Vice Provost for Undergraduate Education and director of the Undergraduate Research Office, along with several of our student researchers, for a presentation on one of Carnegie Mellon's most unique and distinguished programs.

Legacy Family & Student Reception
Alumni Lounge, University Center
If you are an alumna/us with a family member (grandparent, parent, sibling, etc.) who also graduated from CMU, then you are a Legacy! We invite all Legacy students and alumni to celebrate this special affiliation with other Legacy students and families.
Registration Required/No Event Fee.

Ahead of Time, The Extraordinary Journey of Ruth Gruber
Room 103, Breed Hall, Margaret Morrison Carnegie Hall
Ruth Gruber didn't just report the news...she made it! Born in Brooklyn in 1911, Gruber became the youngest Ph.D. in the world before going on to become an international foreign correspondent and photojournalist at age 24. She emerged as the eyes and conscience of the world, and defied tradition in an extraordinary career that has spanned more than seven decades. In celebration of Dr. Gruber receiving her honorary doctorate degree from CMU and her 101st birthday, we are offering a second exclusive screening of Ahead of Time as part of the Distinguished Margaret Morrison Lecture & Film Series. Go to www.aheadoftimethemovie.com to learn more.

Heinz College Reception for Alumni, Faculty, & Students
Hamburg Hall
Join us for a reception to welcome alumni, as well as to celebrate and congratulate Alumni Award recipients Samuel K. Franklin (HNZ'07), Recent Alumni Award, and Meg R. Hayes (DC'01, HNZ'12), Student Service, for their leadership and contributions to the alumni and student communities.
Registration Required. RSVP through the Heinz College website

Up & Out - The Growing Landscape of Carnegie Mellon's Campus and it's Master Plan
Room 4307, Gates Hillman Center
The fundamental purpose for master planning is to ensure that the campus supports the mission of Carnegie Mellon, which is to create and disseminate knowledge. Bob Reppe, Director of Design, will lead us in a visual illustration of the projected growth and enhancement of our campus over the next twenty years. Prepare to be amazed!

Carnegie Mellon Wind Ensemble Concert
Kresge Theatre, College of Fine Arts Building
Under the direction of George Vosburgh and Thomas Thompson, the Carnegie Mellon Wind Ensemble will perform Vaughan Williams' Sea Songs, a bright and upbeat march, as well as Strauss' lyrical Serenade for Winds, among others.
No event fee.

Orientation 2012 Overview & Slide Show
East Conference Room, Warner Hall
Relive Orientation 2012! Family members of first-year students will get to see how much fun the Class of 2016+ had; family members of upper-class students will see how hard our Orientation and Resident Assistant student staffs worked to make Orientation so special. Alumni can hear about how Orientation has changed over the last 20+ years to become one of the leading programs in the country.

All Alumni Reception
McKenna, Peter & Wright Rooms, University Center
Join other alumni who have returned for to celebrate Cèilidh Weekend before heading to dinner, show or other events.
Registration Required/Event Fee: $10

School of Music Reception
Alumni Concert Hall, College of Fine Arts Building
Please join us for coffee and dessert immediately following the Wind Ensemble Concert!

Current & Former Alumni Association Board (AAB) Member Reception (invitation only)
Posner Center
Current and former members of the Alumni Association Board are invited to meet and catch-up with one another. Enjoy good food and conversation as you share stories and insights from your time on the board, learn about current initiatives, and meet today's AAB representatives.

Flag Lowering
University Flagpole
Join members of the CMU ROTC for the evening flag lowering ceremony.

Carnegie Karaoke
Kirr Commons, University Center
Get ready for A CaPittsburgh by showing off your vocal talent. Stop by to sing, cheer on the other brave souls and grab some snacks before heading to the show!

Delta Upsilon - Reception
Delta Upsilon House, Margaret Morrison Street
Alumni and undergraduates are invited to the Delta Upsilon house for beverages and scrumptious appetizers.

Head of the Ohio Regatta Banquet
Mad Mex, Shadyside
Celebrate 25 years of CMU rowing with alumni and current crew team during the Tartan Crew Alumni Network Banquet. For more information, contact crewalumninetwork@gmail.com.
Event Fee: $45

A CaPittsburgh
Rangos Hall, University Center
Sponsored by Counterpoint
Experience a capella presented by colleges and universities from throughout the Pittsburgh area. Doors open at 7:15 pm.
Registration Required/Ticket Prices: $5 (presale); $7 (at the door)

Master of Arts Management (MAM) 25th Anniversary Kickoff Celebration
Gateway Clipper Fleet, Station Square
In celebration of the 25th Anniversary of the MAM program, join us for a festive evening of river cruising, dancing, refreshments, and reconnecting with MAMs. Open to MAM alumni, students, donors, staff and faculty.
Registration Required/Event Fee: No Fee for MAM Alumni/MAM Students/MAM Faculty; $20 for all others, including guests. For more information and to register for this event, visit: www.heinz.cmu.edu

Sunday, October 7th [top]

7-9 am

Buggy Freerolls
Tech & Frew Streets

Parents Leadership Program Reception (invitation only)
Rangos Hall, University Center

Kappa Alpha Theta Parents & Alumni Brunch
Kappa Alpha Theta House, Greek Quad

Alpha Epsilon Pi Parent & Alumni Brunch
Alpha Epsilon Pi House, Greek Quad

Civil & Environmental Engineering Alumni Awards Brunch
Pittsburgh Athletic Association
Join fellow CEE alumni, faculty and staff as we honor the recipients of the 2012 CEE Alumni Awards.
To register, contact Andrea Francioni Rooney (HS'94, '12) at francioni@cmu.edu or by calling 412-268-9723.

Residential House Reception
Various Residential Houses
Meet other students, their families and the residential staff from your student's living area.

Doherty House: D Lounge
Donner House: Reading Room
Hamerschlag House: Hamerschlag Lounge
McGill & Boss Houses: 1st Floor Lounge
Morewood Gardens & E-Tower: Morewood Gardens Foyer
Mudge House: Piano Room
Residence On Fifth: Dining Room
Resnik & West Wing: West Wing Rec Room
Scobell House: Basement Lounge
Stever House: First Floor Lobby & Dining Areas
The Intersection (Woodlawn, Roselawn, Margaret Morrison Apartments): Margaret Morrison Lounge
Welch and Henderson Houses: Henderson Lounge

Alpha Chi Omega Alumnae Brunch
Alpha Chi Omega House, Greek Quad

Shady Oak, Neville, Fairfax, Webster & Shirley Pancake Breakfast
Shady Oak Lounge

Hunt Institute for Botanical Documentation: Botanical Artist Demonstration
5th Floor, Hunt Library
Carol Saunders and Christine Hutson will demonstrate various wet and dry brush techniques, including limning, used to achieve fluid color and intricate form.

Carnegie Mellon Concert Choir
Kresge Theatre, College of Fine Arts Building
Under the leadership of Robert Page, the Carnegie Mellon Concert Choir will perform the music of Bernard Rands, Hoagy Carmichael, Libby Larsen, Samuel Barber, Eric Whitacre and others in a concert of American music.
No event fee.

Carnegie Mellon Symphony Orchestra
Carnegie Music Hall, Oakland
Music Director: Ronald Zollman
Tickets Fee: Adults: $5; Senior Citizens: $4; students are free w/valid CMU ID. For more information and to purchase tickets, visit: www.music.cmu.edu or call Showclix at 1-888-71-TICKET .