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ho, in this world, does not love a carnival? Especially, one held by a bunch of fun-seeking college stu- dents and faculty members. It was very difficult to find a campus stu- dent or visiting parent who did not at least wander through the Campus Carnival held on Sunday, September 27th, at the Amite Plaza. People couldn ' t help but have a good time; all the students ' enthusiasm and the great weather made sure of that. From Moffitt Hall ' s Whack the Whiglet , to Banks ' Hall ' s Get Sarge to Punch Beatle Bailey , and back again to the Whiteface Womper ' s Smash the Can, We are swept along from booth to booth by the rampant carnival-mania. There were many other con- cessions that were sponsored by various Fraternities, Sororities, college clubs and other campus organiza- tions; so, we could chomp on hamburgers and drink down Cokes while watching everyone have a great time. All the fun lasted from 11am until 5pm: plenty of time to blow all our money, prove our skills (or lack of them) on various games, and hang out with our friends under the sunny Plattsburgh sky. It was definitely a great way to end Parent ' s weekend and celebrate the great North Country Fall. Joseph M. Segriff Dana Mennerich 14 Prologue
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s k g fter considering all the questions heard at Plattsburgh jM jfS State, what is the one questioon heard most fre- MSy quently ' Could il he, How did you do on your test? or Did sou finish your homework ' Bui more than F L likely it ' s, Are you going downtown tonight? £■■- ' :] One ol the favorite pastimes of Plattsburgh stu- dents (other than eating, sleeping and studying) is going downtown. There are alternatives to going downtown such as the Point Bar and off-campus parties, but according to the stu- dents questioned, all agreed that downtown gives a person greater varieties of atmosphere, sizes of crowds, types of people and drink specials. When asked what their favorite downtown hot spots were and why, students revealed some very interesting points. Tammy Wimett, a Senior at Plattsburgh confessed I like going to P.B. Finnans because they have free popcorn! I like Filions, stated Felicia DeSantis, a Junior, because I know a lot of people there. I like the music and Bionic Beavers. Rich Caprio, a Junior said, I like going to Filions and then to Woodstocks for the Midnight Buzz. I like seeing a lot of people, but sometimes it does get too crowded. I like Big Brothers, announced Tina Caswell, Junior, because I don ' t get hassled getting in. Tammy Smiddy, a senior, claimed, Since I ' ve been able to get in, I like Woodstocks the best because of the music and the crowd. Besides Filions, Big Brothers, Woodstocks, and P.B. Finnans, there is also the Royal, Monopoles, Peabodys, The Fourth Ward, Reflec- tions and Mothers. A student can choose between weeknight beer blasts, two-for- one specials, shots, buckets and pitchers of beer. Downtown cer- tainly is an interesting place to be on a Friday or Saturday night. Where else could students bump into so many people all at once? Downtown may have its ups and downs but there is one thing for certain: neither snow, rain, midterms or finals exams, can keep the Plattsburgh students from heading to the hot spots. Kama L. Richards Cardinal 1988 13
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