Morehead State University - Raconteur Yearbook (Morehead, KY)

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Making a Break 0 crowded nightclubs, free- D spirited fraternity parties, lazy days at Cave Run, and unlime ited sleep appeal to you? If so, you may be one of the many students who choose to spend their precious weekends on campus. So, what is there to do on a weekend in Morehead? ttDrink, drink, and drink some moreV is the motto of Chris Lang, a senior in- dustrial technology major from Louisville. Hot night spots, such as Babes, Spankyts and the Brass Eagle, provide drink and entertainment for stu- dents wishing to unwind after a hectic week of classes. ttMy friends and I go to Babets practi- cally every Satu'rdayf, said Rachel Spears, a freshman special education major from Ashland. Theres always a crowd, and if you love dancing, itts the place to be. Other main attractions in, clude top 40 music, Drink 0r Drown, and Hot Legs contests. Those who opt for an evening of fine food, drink, and comfortable atmo- sphere frequent the Brass Eagle Most students arentt aware that there is such a classy club in Moreheadf said Sherry Bush, a senior psychology major form Grayson. The surroundings are perfect for relaxing with friends, and for making new friends? Fraternity houses host their share of weekend fun as well. Beside the usual parties complete with co-ed socializing, , drinking games; and non-stop fun, 9 brothers enjoy spending time with each other. , - ttA bunch of us get together and play basketball or football at the Delt tDelta Tau Deltay housefgr said Blaine Holtkamp, a senior radio-television ma- , jor from IndependenceJttOn Saturdays, we climb onto the roof of the house and catch some sun. We get a few stares from people driving by, but we get a great tan? t, Having fun in the sun is a popular weekend pastime. With the beginning of warm weather, students find that Feature JegColquhoun on. mm mm; Babetgken same: mam is one thing to do on the weekends in Morehead. :rTony Homing, TerryggBaldridge andgKevinggoldy unwind after a hectickweek efhclasses; PHOTO Bl?

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