Every student who wants a ticket to the Fiesta Bowl will be able to purchase one for $75 on Thursday and Friday, according to Jim Fraleigh, assistant athletic director for ticketing.

Tickets will be sold on Dec. 7 and 8 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at gate 10 of the Joyce Center. Each student will be able to bring an unlimited number of ID cards from both Notre Dame and Saint Mary's. Payment can be made by cash or check.

Bowl game travel packages will be available beginning today from Anthony Travel and will include accommodation and admission to a Notre Dame pep rally to be held on New Year's Eve.

Packages also include tickets to the official Fiesta Bowl tailgate on the morning of Jan. 1, as well as game souvenirs and transportation between events. Game tickets are also available for an additional fee from Anthony Travel.

Anthony Travel representatives said the agency will offer discounted airfare to students from their individual home towns, as well as the option to make reservations at a second hotel closer to the Fiesta Bowl stadium.

Students who do not wish to purchase the package may still purchase tickets to the pep rally or the tailgate event directly from the Fiesta Bowl by visiting www.tostitosfiestabowl.com.

Students and alumni can obtain more information about hotel packages are available from Anthony Travel by visiting www.anthonytravel.com.

Notre Dame will play Oregon State on January 1, 2001, in Sun Devil Stadium, Tempe, Ariz.

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