Arizona State University - Sun Devil Spark / Sahuaro Yearbook (Tempe, AZ)

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Continued from page 11 We hit a lot of clubs throughout the month, but I guess you could say we always ended up at the Dash Inn. It was a great place because you ' d always run into tons of people you knew. They had a great jukebox and the beer was cheap. When I was out with the girls for a relaxing evening, we usually headed over to Scottsdale Fashion Square Mall. It had a variety of restaurants to choose from and a great theater. A typical sight on any given night was to see about 10 to 15 girls at Express Yogurt. They specialized on the girl who was watching what she ate by having a lot of fat-free snacks. Although ASU had a bad rap for students not studying, believe me it was not uncommon for us to spend more than a few nights a week in the library. My stresses high academics which was great because it kept me on my toes. Plus, I knew I wouldn ' t ever have to study alone. Since most college students were always broke, we couldn ' t go out for a rad evening all the time. I was fortunate because I lived with my best friend so even cleaning the apartment on a Monday night ended up to be something out of an old I Love Lucy show. Laundry was always a big project, and the dishes were probably everyone ' s least favorite thing to do night or day! On Sundays, when all the domestic stuff was done, my roommate, Jamie, and I always went out to dinner together. It was the time to relax and gear up for another week. The night closed with a light workout and a late-night chat before falling to sleep. by andrea najor and roybal above —Looking through the racks at Zia Records, students socialize and shop for their favorite music. Nightlife at ASU involved more than just bars and dance clubs. Photo by Jennifer Roybal right— Dancing on the large wooden floor, the crowd at Club Rio moves to a variety of music. Many of the establishments frequented by students were located in Tempe or Scottsdale. Photo by Tim Gibbons