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

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After a day at sea Jake Winger and some friends from west Point display their days catch. Although they did not break any fishing world records they all did manage to avoid getting sea sick on the deck. photo courtesy ol Jake Winger Students from Jlorida State, West Point and l$uchnell University meet on the beach for a week of life long memories. All over the tropics a common bond was felt between students trying to make the most of their week of sun. sand , surf and suds. 24 Student Life

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Parents avid students feast before the Wake Jorestgame. The football game was considered by some to be the highlight of the weekend. photo by Brooke Bacon The Woontons do a little post game relaxation before heading out to dinner. 9t was important to squeeze as much out of parents while theu were in Tallahassee. photo bv Stacv Leigh Woontoi Parents ' Weekend 23

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a j i IA u v V March 15, the Ides of March an important day not just for Julius Caesar, but for all students faculty, and staff of the University. This date marked the last day of classes betore Spring Break. It was a long awaited break for all, after toiling in class for two and a half straight months. Students had varied plans for spending their Spring Break, but all were alike in one aspect — they were happy to get away from classes for a week. Many students headed home for the break. This was a great opportunity to relax, recover, and get some good home-cooked meals. Going home also gave students the opportunity to visit with family and hopefully see some friends that they had not seen in a while. Unfortunately, many school, including the University of Florida, had different spring break schedules, so seeing old friends was not always possible. Sophomore Josh Clary headed back to Piano, TX, and really enjoyed himself. It was the first time I ' d been home since Christmas, so it was good to see some family, hang-out with some old friends, and just relax. In fact, I almost did not want to come back, said Clary. Another popular destination amoung University students was Panama City Beach. The attraction of the beach, thousands of students from across the country, and a relatively short drive was enough to attract many students, including freshman Bryan Dahler. I had a great time. There were so many people here and so many things to do, it was impossible not to have fun. I kind of wish I could have gotten home, but I ' m from Cleveland, so this was definitely the next best option, said Dahler. Some of the luckier Seminoles got to head off to exotic Caribbean locations for their spring breaks. Some of the destinations travelled to were the Bahamas, Cancun, Jamaica, or a cruise to some or all of these places. Sophomore Alan Matthews was among these students. He flew to the Bahamas to meet a group of Loading up on sun screen a little too late. Most students were invincible, but occasionally sunburn got to even the most die- hard spring breaker. Spring Break 25