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

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Barhopping 1101 A Syllabus of Students ' Weekly Activities s soon as the fall semes- ter gets underway in Tal- lahassee, obvious signs emerge: parking head- aches on campus, long lines at Automatic Teller Machines and bars that fill to capacity. While many students remind them- selves of the reason they came to school, some decide that Strozier library just isn ' t for them tonight and opt for the more exciting. Drink specials and ladies ' nights at hot spots around town entice large crowds, but they also pro- vide students with a way to re- lieve stress, meet new people and dance the night away. For freshmen and seniors alike, there are the in places to be seen at virtually every night of the week. The fact that students might have early classes doesn ' t seem to slow them down while they sip four for ones at Clydes or 99 cent highballs at Bullwinkles, both on Thursday night. Senior Nicci Norman explains why Thursday nights are her favorite, I go to Bullwinkles, Clydes and Late Night; that way I can get a taste of rock and roll, progressive and be-bop all in one night! The Late Night Library, a pop- ular on-campus bottle club, livens up on Thursday and Saturday nights. Eighteen plus draws big crowds on these nights with pro- gressive dancing until 2 a.m. Late Night is also famous for the slo- gan t-shirt If Mom calls, tell her I ' m at the Library. Similar to Late Night is Club Park Avenue, with a line that ex- tends down the block on Fridays. One anonymous junior loves Club Park Avenue because the music is really danceable, and the club is dark! Even sports fanatics can get their fill with the popular Doc ' s, Palace Saloon a nd Hooters. Vir- tually every night there is a game of some sort on the television, and customers can enjoy beer specials, wings and the game at the same time. New in town is Kennedy ' s, a welcome addition to Tallahassee nightlife. Kennedy ' s offers spe- cials throughout the week, mak- ing most of its business on the 18 plus weekend nights. Students pack in on Friday and Saturdays dancing to top 40 and house mu- sic until 2 in the morning. For students who live on cam- pus, there is the popular Club Downunder which often features local and other bands during the week. It is a new meeting point for students that don ' t have the luxury of a car. Is Florida State a party school? Well, for some students it might be, with the bevvy of op- tions available to them in Talla- hassee. Remember, not everyone goes out every night, but it ' s good to know that on any given night there is a hot spot to go to, get a drink special and unwind with friends. — Lisa Penna I go to Bullwinkles, Clydes and Late Night; that way I can get a taste of rock and roll, progressive and be-bop all in one night! 24 ) Student Life ! A bouncer at Doc ' s Sports Bar makes sure Tom McCormick is of legal drinking age. Suzanne McNeill Meeting new people is an ultimate goal for John Buckley as he talks with new acquaintance Ann Rannelly. Suzanne McNeill

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Coupons are a great way to save money Carrying the Paper Mint in the car allows a student to save money all over town When you want it in a hurry, get Maxie ' s 1 It ' s a taste of life in the fast lane at a reasonable price The three of us rent a house for a pretty reasonable price. But next semester we ' re going to get a fourth to cut the price of rent and utilities. It ' ll really help a lot! -Polly Padgett CHEAPTHRILL. M fi Waxie Burger- Skinny Fries- 1R« K a ' ll es16 -02 Drink $1.97r 26 Student Life Many students find cash to be the easiest form of payment for their purchases Using the Barnett Superteller at the Union, students are able to get quick cash with on campus convenience Mark Weidler