College of William and Mary - Colonial Echo Yearbook (Williamsburg, VA)

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Baskin Robbins and Rockys are the most frequented icecream shop around Williamsburg by W M students, however. High ' s is also in the running when you are at Monticello and get that ice cream craving. ICE CREAM Ice cream and W M students are syn- onymous. Whether by cone or by cup, W M and ice cream are rarely parted. This almost unnatural obsession is due to the location of the college, situated near two major ice cream eateries. The reasons for the occasional, or more than occasional, binge are as numerous as the flavors offered. A test was failed, ice cream is the condolence. A test was aced, ice cream is the reward. The ideal man called, that deserved a double scoop. The bum lost the number, time for the triple scoop with extra sprinkles. The excuses go on and on, and the ice cream never goes stale. There are however, a bevy of serious ice cream fanatics who need no excuse at all. Baskin Robbins is one such eatery. Three scoop sizes and thirty-one flavors are just two of its attractive features. The hot fudge sundae is highly recommended and the brownie sundae is infamous. All in all, it provides a sinfully delicious exper- ience. Traci Edier commented, I live for Fudge chunks n ' chips. If the W M student has a car, then that car has probably seen the parking lot at Rocky ' s. Probably more than once. Rocky ' s allows the ice cream fan to be- come creative. Cookies, candies, and nuts can be mixed into the various ice cream flavors. Whatever the craving, it can be satisfied. Gourmet flavors and waffle cones are two special features that are es- pecially delicious. All in all, the W M student loves ice cream and ice cream loves W M. It is the reward and the condolence. It is the break- fast, lunch, and dinner. It is the popular answer to the question, What to do? I can always think of something I should be doing, but nothing I ' d rather be doing, Laura Belcher admitted. Rocky ' s provides a wide variety of flavors and styles, allow- ing each student the opportunity to pick and choose. With such easy access and variety, the ice cream lover is rarely bored at W M. Andrea Casey

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Both Highs and Baskin Robbin ' s hire students to work for them. What a job! Can you imagine all that ice cream in one place?!