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Try Your Luck North of the Border

This Spring break are you
looking to have fun while sipping
on some drinks and gambling away
some of your parents hard earned
money? Two things might be keep‘
ing you from doing exactly that,
either you can't afford to fly to
Vegas or you aren't legally old
enough to do either in America.
There is one solution to both of
those problems, head north of the
border to Windsor, Ontario. This
Canadian City offers many of the
same luxuries of Vegas but is much
closer and only requires guests to be
19 or older.

After crossing the border, the
first place most students go to is
Casino Windsor. Located in down-
town Windsor, the casino also has a
four—star hotel, restaurants and bars,
offers shows, and is walking dis
tance from most other hotels.
Everyone on the trip can play their
favorite game because the casino
has over 3,000 slots, blackjack,
poker, baccarat, roulette and craps
tables. If someone is Willing to pay
for your Canadian adventure, the
casino sells gift cards that can be
used for hotel rooms, food, drinks,
show tickets, the gift shop or garn-
bling. just don't lose all of your
money the first few hours at the
casino because there are many other

things to do in WindSor.

By: Jeff Burson

If you Win some money and
want to spend it, Windsor has the
()ntano-Devonshire Mall With 151
stores and the Windsor Crossmg
()utlet mall With 50 stores. The
famous Art Gallery of Windsor is
another sight to see. If you need
some snap shots of your trip, there
are three miles of scenic walking
paths along the edge of the Detroit
River with gardens, sculptures,
stores, and restaurants. The Dieppe
Gardens has the best view of the
Detroit Skyline.

W'hcn you get to Canada you’ll
have to exchange your cash for
Canadian money. The exchange
rate changes daily but is around
$1.15 for every Amencan dollar cur—
rently.
can exchange your money with any

If you are in the casino, you

gaming floor cashier or at a coin
redemption window. If you miss
the casmo, most hotels Will
exchange money or at least help you
find the nearest locanon to do so.
Before anything can happen in
Canada you must first get through
the border. In order to cross, you
must have idennfication to prove
that you are a LES. cinzcn. This can
be a passport if you have one, or
you can use a birth certificate along
With some form of offICial photo
identification such as a driver‘s
license. In the casino, have your

license all the times and guests aged
19-21 must have two forms of iden-
tification which can include a bank
card, credit card, student 11) or
passport.

The drive from leitington to
Windsor is straight and easy. just
take 1-75 North to Detroit and
cross at the Ambassador Bridge or
Detroit»\X"indsor Tunnel, then fol
low signs to the casmo. Depending
on road conditions, the drive should
take between five and six hours.

To fully plan your spring break
trip, you’ll need to know about Visit
ing Windsor and can Visit
wwwwindsorontario.worldwebcom
for more information. You can also
see exchange rates, buy gift cards. or
get border— traffic updates at
wwaasinoWindsorcom. Most
hotels in Windsor offer rooms with
river or City views, which make the
trip even more memorable.

So if you’re not old enough to
party or gamble this spring break,
or just want a closer destination
than the beach or Las Vegas, look
into a trip to (Lanada. It’s a fun trip
that Will have you feeling like a win-
ner when you leave, even if you
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Spring break is about more than laying out on the
beach, shopping and going out at night. This year's top
spring break locations offer much more than the usual.
If you are looking for unusual or unique things to do
on spring break this year, read on. With a Simple search
to find the Ft. Iauderdale ViSitors Bureau website, sper
c1al events were found Within a matter of minutes.

The southern Florida coastline features crystal
clear waters, as seen on South Beach Miami, and is
home to one of MTV's annual spring break destina-
nons. less than 40 miles apart, Miami and Fort
Iauderdale play host to hundreds of college students
Wishing to find warm beaches and hot nightlife. :\
mayor international port, Fort Lauderdale offers spring
breakers a place to play beach volleyball on one side of
AIA and shop in beach stores and eat in outdoor
restaurants on the other side.

From live music to art exhibits to the Fort
Lauderdale Food & Wine Festival, here's a list of events
happening during March.

Miami’s Broward (Ienter for the Performing Arts
can satisfy your need for the spotlight for the week.
They Will feature the Miami Ballet performing a Paul
Taylor piece, Funny Papers, Match 10 ll. Dancers will
perform to pop novelty tunes, according to the Brow-.ird
Center web site. meshing the needs for class and cul
ture. Comedian, Paula Poundstone, the Three Latin
Tenors, Little \X'omen the Musical and ( )ffrBroadway
show, Tony and Tina‘s \X'cdding Will also show during
L'K‘s spring break. For ticket information go to
wwbrowardcentcrtirg. .

()n the second and fourth Friday of each month.

the Broadwalk Fnday Fest on Hollywood Beach enter,
rains \Vllh hve music along the 2.5 mile strip of beaches
and waterside restaurants. IJVC‘ iazz, blues, pop and
everything in between gives the best array of live music
available. Restaurants and cafes usually run spectals
during the Fnday Fest, "$10 pm.

The Rolling Stones will perform in concert at the
BankAmenca arena on March 12, 2006. The stop is
part of their “Bigger Bang 200572000" tour featuring
songs from the September (ith release of the “Bigger
Bang“ compact disc.

If you are interested in sports, the Florida
Panthers’ ice hockey team Will take on the New York
Islanders and finish their professional season March 15,
2000.

About 3 miles off the coast of Fort lauderdale,
national regulations protect coral reefs and historical
shipwrecks. ViSitors may spend a day scuba divmg or
snorkeling around the reefs. Bike tours of the historical
home districts and walking paths through botanical garv
dens are other ways to actively spend the day outdoors.

Additionally. the National High School Swimming
and Diving Championships Will take place in March,
along With a St Patrick's festival find the annual Ft.
lauderdalc Food and “line Festival, Tickets for the
Food and Wine Festival must be purchased in advance
but include all food and drink samples. Streets are
closed to motor vehicles and vendors setup along Las
()las Boulevard.

Fort Lauderdale is iust one example of the
top spring break locations that offers more than iust

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Low Prices, Good Times

Spring Break is iust around the corner. You
haven't even decided where you’ll go. None of
your friends Will make a commitment. You still
have exams and papers to think about. You )ust
want to make the dectsion.

Your goal is simple: find a fun and cheap place to
go. The solution is simple: pack your bags and
head to Miami.

“Last year my friends and I went to Miami for
under $300 per person,"said senior, Eric
Whisman, “lt was last minute, but we had a blast.
We lust kept searching and found a decent hotel
and convtnced about 20 people to go. We had to
fit a lot of bodies iti each room, but it was an
unforgettable time.“

Miami possesses all of the elements that Will

By: Greg Hiles

make for a great trip.

Hotelscom can be a great search tool to help
locate hotels in the area. You can sort hotel
resources through this service and they are
offered at a discounted rate.

“\X’hen we stayed in Miami, we had a nice
hotel With gift shops, a grocery store, spa, pool, a
bar at the pool and was directly on the beach,"
said Joey lawhorn, a ['K graduate. ”It cost us
about Sl ll) a piece for Six nights, but we had six
or seven people in each room." .

Although space may be cramped, you should
keep in mind how much time is actually spent in
the rootn. Most time is spent at the beach and
restaurants or enioying nightlife.

Transportation in Miami is available via the

public bus transportation system that runs 24/7;
it allows access between North and South Beach.
It costs only 82 every time you ride.

This is not the only money~saving alternative.
It is also wise to persuade each member of your
group to donate money towards grocenes for the
week rather than eating out all week.

The money saved from these alternatives will
free up extra cash to enjoy the best of Miami‘s
nightlife.

The bottom line: more people and cheaper
costs equals a great time,

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Eliminate Danger, Survive Spring Break

Seagulls fly against the blue cloudless sky
and the roar of the ocean drowns out the memo-
ry of traffic on Limestone. The smell of
coconut oil surrounds you while hot sand warms
your feet and a pina colada cools your throat.

life on the beach is fantastic. . .until you
wake up the next day with a hangover, sunburn
and a iellyfish sting across your back.

Spring Break safety is not rust something to
talk about; it‘s something to practice.

Whether you plan to spend your Spring
Break hitting the streets of a big City or lounging
in the fresh ocean breeze, remember to pay atten-
tion to your surroundings and the needs of your
body.

According to the website Aboutcom, there
are some basic common sense rules to follow no
matter where your travels take you.

Remember to always lock hotel doors and
check any visitors through the peephole before
opening the door. If someone comes to the
door claiming to be staff, and you have not sum-
moned any services from the hotel, call the front
desk to verify that an employee has been sent to
your room before opening the door Never leave
valuables in your room and do not climb on bal-
conies or Sit on balcony rails.

By: Jodi Dickey

For those lucky soon-to-beach bums who
plan to spend the week oceanside, remember the
ocean can be a dangerous place.

According to wwwredcrossorg, basic water
safety tips include familiarizing yourself with the
water environment including any obstructions or
other safety hazards, swimming in areas that are
supervised by a lifeguard, and never swimming
alone or under the influence of alcohol or drugs.

Always be aware that the ocean is full of
dangers like strong undertows, which can swiftly
carry you out to sea in a matter of minutes, and
jellyfish, which can cause painful skin burns and
irritation.

The Red (Lross also suggests us’ing sun-
screen (including your lips), sunglasses and a hat
to help prevent painful sunburns, It can be very
difficult to make yourself regulate your time in
the sun after lmng through another cold
Kentucky winter. However, sunburns are not
just a nuisance during your vacation, they also
cause senous permanent damage that can lead to
skin cancer in years to come,

And perhaps the most important area of
danger for college students enioying Spring Break
is alcohol. It is no big secret that college gm.
dents like to drink during their weeklong hiatus.

But remember, drinking can be very dangerous.

L'K’s Alcohol Education Office has many
tips for smart drinking on their webstte
wwwukyedu/studentaffairs/healthalcohol.

According to their website, the Alcohol
Education Office suggests always eating a good
meal before you begin drinking. Sipping drinks
will help you to regulate your degree of intoxica-
tion rather than catching you off guard. Limit
your total drinks each day and when you do
drink, limit your consumption to one drink per
hour. And finally, don’t let others influence
how much you drink. If you feel you’ve had
enough, don’t let other people persuade you into
drinking more iust to be “cool."

“It would also be cool if one person from
your group took a sober night, so they can be
completely aware of everything around you at all
said Angela Cobb, an integrated strategic
communications senior.

It is possible to enioy Spring Break and be
It's even cool too. No one wants you to

times,"

safe.
ruin Spring Break with a trip to the hospital for a
iellyfish sting smackdab across your face. . .or
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