In 2001, high school attendance, which is normally about 85percentt, fell to 45.9percentt.
Of New York City's 1.1 million public school students, only 79.9percentt showed up, though normally attendance is about 89percentt.
Some of the most interesting artists in contemporary dance could be spotted in attendance at the normally sleepy theater, which kick-started its effort to revitalize itself by presenting the American premiere of Jeremy Wade's "... and pulled out their hair".
Returned from temporary exile in Texas, Mississippi, Arkansas and elsewhere, several of the 140-odd children in attendance -- the school normally has 420 -- said they were glad to be home.
Despite playing in leagues that normally commanded attendances in the low three figures, in 2003 AFC took over the lease at the Kingsmeadow stadium in Kingston-upon-Thames, which can hold almost 5,000 people.
Patrons of clubs hit by Texas' new $5 per customer "pole tax"–as in pole dancers, not voting don't normally advertise their attendance.
The attendance of 77,803 in Veltins Arena, normally a soccer stadium, broke the record of 74,544 fans who saw a Michigan-Michigan State game in 2001 at East Lansing, Mich.
Every year in October cards will expire and so the hospitals are normally very full or the attendance is high because there are some people who will like to use their cards before they expire (NHIS official, Male).
Normally they would have notice of his attendance well in advance, but not this time.
With just over 30,000 in attendance it was greeted by the kind of applause normally heard after a bogey putt.
