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This story was written by Chelsea Merta, Indiana Daily StudentThousands of students anxiously lined Washington Street outside Sen. Barack Obama s Bloomington campaign office and the  stanley thermos Indiana Memorial Union Wednesday night and all day Thursday to get their hands on free Dave Matthews and Tim Reynolds concert tickets.Matthews and Reynolds will perform at 7 p.m. Sunday at Indiana University s Assembly Hall, although doors will open at 5:30 p.m. The duo will perform as part of Sen. Obama s  Change Rocks  concert series, which has already taken place in Chicago.Union Board Concert Committee Director Kathy Cook said that as of Thursday, 8,000 tickets were released all over the state due to the stage options available at Assembly Hall. However, she said she did not know if tickets had been sold out or not.                                         Lines for tickets were being cut because they were running out at the locations,  she said.  I wouldn t be surprised if they were all sold out. Cook encouraged students to be patient with the ushering staff, and asked that bags not be brought in and personal items be kept to a minimum in order to speed up the security check process.         Everyone with a ticket will get in and get a seat,  she said.Cook said Union Board has invited other candidates to hold concerts or other large scale e stanley thermobecher vents as Sen. Obama has done.Sophomore Heather Zurek said that while she only had to wait half an hour for a ti stanley thermoskannen cket Wednesday, friends had to wait in a line