Not that this is that much more help, but it's from youtwo.net:
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November 27, 2002
"Heart of America" Tour FAQs
A YouTwo.net Report
You may have read something about Bono and Ashley Judd traveling across "America's Heartland" to speak to
people about the AIDS crisis in Africa. Other than the three announcements about lectures at the University of
Nebraska-Lincoln, University of Iowa, and Wheaton College, very little information has been revealed about the
tour.
YouTwo.net spoke with representatives from the various organizations involved in the tour and have gathered
answers to the questions people have been asking.
Q: What's the "Heart of America" tour all about?
A: In both formal (university) and informal (churches, coffee houses) settings, Bono and Ashley Judd will be talking
about AIDS and poverty in Africa and what people in the Heartland can do to help.
Q: Is the tour private or public?
A: Except for the university lectures, all events are private and not open to the public. You must be affiliated with
the sponsoring host -- or be their guest -- to attend.
Q: Can I obtain a ticket to one of the university lectures?
A: Both the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and University of Iowa distributed all of the tickets to the lecture at their
respective school in a matter of minutes. Faculty, staff, and students were given priority access to the lectures.
Wheaton College reports that it will be following the same distribution process as the other two schools.
Q: Besides the lectures at the universities, is there any way I can learn about what Bono and Ashley Judd have
to say about Africa?
A: Several of the tour's scheduled stops will involve local Jubilee USA chapters (read Jubilee USA's press release).
If you live in one of the cities on the tour schedule and know there is a local Jubilee USA chapter, you should contact
that office for details about an event in your city.
Q: If I'm not affiliated with any of the universities where lectures are being given or with Jubilee USA, is there any
way I can experience the Heart of America tour?
A: It is our understanding that the tour buses will be making informal stops at public places like coffee houses as
"surprise visits." Keep your eyes and ears open and you might run into Ashley or Bono on the streets or in line
while you're getting a cup of coffee.
Q: Where can I learn more about the crisis in Africa and how I can help?
A: Visit DATA's web site at
http://www.datadata.org.
"Heart of America" Tour Dates and Cities (schedule not confirmed)
Sunday, December 1 - University of Nebraska-Lincoln lecture - no tickets available
Sunday, December 1 - Omaha, Nebraska - private event
Monday, December 2 - University of Iowa-Iowa City lecture - no tickets available
Tuesday, December 3 - Waterloo, Iowa - private event
Tuesday, December 3 - Wheaton College - Chicago, Illinois - no tickets available
Wednesday, December 4 - Chicago suburbs - private events
Thursday, December 5 - Indianapolis, Indiana - private event with Jubilee USA chapter - tickets available!
Friday, December 6 - Cincinnati, Ohio - private event
Saturday, December 7- Louisville, Kentucky - private event with Presbyterian Church USA
Sunday, December 8 - Nashville, Tennessee - private event