FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 2007
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Café gets charity from campus concert
BY COURTNEY CONDRON cccondronkansan.com
A concert benefiting Jubilee Café tonight will feature three local bands, and 100 percent of the profit will go toward the cafe.
ABOVE, Cameron Casady, Lawrence freshman, looks on as bandmate Nick Garret, Burlington freshman, raps some of his lyrics during the Battle of the Halls last night. Both are members of a four-piece band called Seven South, named after the floor and wing they live on in McCollium Hall. The band took second place and won the biggest fan support and a Nintendo Wii for their residence hall.
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LEFT, Megan Paisley, Olathe freshman, performs an original song at the Battle of the Hills music competition.
The audience voted Pasley the winner of the six-act band, which got her the $100 first prize.
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