Florida State University - Renegade / Tally Ho Yearbook (Tallahassee, FL)

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Susan Butler and Deneshia Warren look doubtful of their domestic abilites, but give it a shot. Brett Tannenbaum Anxious to get to bar for happy hour, Jim Smith throws in his last bit of laundry. Brett Tannenbaum

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Drinking and Drying t best, doing laundry can be described as boring. Most students dread the day that they have to load their clothes into baskets and haul them to the closest laundro- mat. Students usually pass the time by studying or day- dreaming. However, Andy Pace of Pace Marketing, along with a business associate, have provided an escape from the Land of the Boring Laundro- mat. In the form of Soap ' n ' Suds, a combination bar and laundromat, students have an alternative to the average laundromat. Soap ' n ' Suds, which was developed about two years ago, is a result of a trend that has rapidly spread across the country. The idea behind Soap ' n ' Suds and similar es- tablishments is to combine a bar atmosphere with a laun- dromat in order to make passing the time a bit more fun. Manager Julian Pongrass says of this type of business, They always seem to do well close to college cam- puses because of the stu- dent population. Although the laundry bar idea has caught on in many cities, Soap ' n ' Suds is the only one of its kind in Tallahas- see. Students come to Soap ' n ' Suds for a varitey of reasons. Customer Paul Landry e n- joys its different atmos- phere; it ' s more fun and laid back than a regular laundro- mat. Jeff Deegan, another regular, frequents Soap ' n ' Suds because, They have videogames, televisions and beer. What else could you want from a laundromat? So, if the run-of-the-mill laundromat is purring you to sleep, go the Soap ' n ' Suds and amuse yourself with their games and television while you wait for your laundry. And for those of you who insist on drinking and drying, nightly drink specials are al- ways available. — Michelle Estlund Anxious to see if their clothes turned out well, Jeff Griffin reaches into a washing machine as Shaelyn Nelson waits in sus- pense. Brett Tannenbaum 20 Student Life

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believe that life begins at conception, but I do think exceptions should be made when a mother ' s life is in danger and in cases of rape or incest. -Anonymous Students picked up their battle regalia to join the march on North Monroe Street, standing up for their right to have a choice Phil DeGeorge Members of FPIRG join the anti-offshore drilling protest outside of the Grey building. Phil DeGeorge TAR FRO ST. JOSFP- PEninSo ' AVE UR HORES i 4 ' 9 llfoiLRIGS?) ' 7;k fT-i WIT. .. t J TOfOTAT wvi 22 Student Life