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Night Life Gainesville nightlife may not be the most exciting of venues, but it does have some amusement to offer. There are several popular clubs located in Gainesville ' s downtown area which are frequented by the University of Florida students. Some of the better known include the Florida Theatre, 238 West, Baja Beach club, Brick City Music Hall and Fat Tuesday ' s. There are also many clubs that play live music and many restaurants in the city. There are three major movie theatres and of course, the mall. For those with more romantic tastes, the observatory offers stargazing on Fri- day nights, or if you want to do it the old fashioned way, Payne ' s Prairie is only a few minutes down the road. All in all, Gainesville may not be Las Vegas, but it does hold a few attractions. Story by: Mae Webb The Purple Porpoise, a popular bar located Students gather at The Swamp, a popular hangout on virtually every night across University Ave. from campus, is of the week. On game days the big screen TVs attract a crowd, as do the food oen of the popular bars in town. and atmosphere. 14 Student Life
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: Food, Glorious Food! The Graham Oasis was a popular place for students living in and around the Graham area to get a snack. There were many places that were very convenient for those dents living in the dorm areas. The Baja Tortilla Grill, was conveniently located on the ground floor of the Reitz Union. It offered students reasonably priced Mexican food in an authentic atmosphere. Student Life 13
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Leonardo ' s is one of the most respected and frequented restaurants of student ' s Bars are a very popular place for those that are in Gainesville. It is frequently mentioned along with Burrito Brothers and other of age to forget their troubles. There can area restaurants in Professor Rush ' s Microeconomics class. ways be found a birthday party celebrating, at last, their legal right to drink. For those more inclined to adventure, Harry ' s offers Creole and Cajun cooking. The large downtown restaurant is a among the hungry. Student Life 15
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